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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1904

Page

10

State Officials Record Strong Eight Month Revenue

State department of agriculture praises results from June to January 1904 with net returns to the treasury totaling 26600 and projected year total over 40000 as receipts peak in season. Merritt reports rapid book replacements in eighty to one hundred of 137 counties with exchanges and purchases spreading, amid a general school term starting January 1. Candidates and pensions dominate capitol notes including Phillips running for solicitor general, increased pensions paid to nearly 200 veterans, and county executive committee consultations. Capitol activity covers pardons, convict labor contracts, and state investigation leadership updates.

Department of Agriculture Treasury CC Cettie Denarem Oo Stevens W. B Merritt Merritt E T Brown Democratic Executive Committee Atlanta State Executive Committee State Committee Jo W Alfred Herrington Bwainestor B T Rawlins Beverly T Evens Supreme Bench Lindsey Fulton Fulton County Banks County

Secretary Hay in Thomasville

Secretary of State John Hay arrived in Thomasville at 6:20 from Washington in the Pullman car Couriet with Mr and Mrs Payne Whitney and family. He appeared well and walked from the car to Greenwood, greeted by Col O H Payne. The party plans to stay two weeks or more in this Georgia town. Mrs Whitney, formerly Miss Ellen Hay, spent her honeymoon here two years ago.

Thomasville John Hay Washington Payne Whitney Couriet Hay Bearn O H. Payne Greenwood

Doctor Urges U S to Manufacture Antitoxin

Chicago January 2 Dr R B Preble president of the Chicago Medical Society calls antitoxin control by a trust a danger to children and urges federal manufacture. He plans to appoint a committee to study facts and start a movement for U S government antitoxin production.

Dr. Peeble United States Chicago R.B Preble Chicago Medical Society Preble

Bridge Across Chattahoochee Spurs Fulton Cobb Cooperation

Fulton and Cobb counties plan a joint steel bridge over the Chattahoochee at Mason and Turner ferry about miles from Atlanta. Estimated cost around 10 000 to 12 000 dollars with two thirds borne by Fulton and one third by Cobb. Plans by J R DeLong and site survey by officials. bids likely within weeks. work aimed for summer completion and spring for Pace's ferry bridge.

Fulton Cobb Chattahoochee River Mason and Turner Ferry Atlanta Board of County Fulton County Awbry Cobb County E 3B Rosser County Board J R DeLong Paces Ferry Thomas J Donaldson County Public Works Ita DeLong Mason and Turner Cobb Counties

Couch Bros and J J Eagan File Bill of Injunction

In federal court Couch Bros and J J Eagan sue Allen Mfg of Lawrenceville and C L Allen for infringing a horse collar patent. The bill alleges three styles including the Lankford patent and reserves right to sue merchants who buy and sell infringing collars. Case set for next Rules Day before Judge Newman. Arnold & Arnold of Atlanta filed the complaint.

Couch Bros J. J. Eagan Circuit Court of the United States Couch Bros & J J Eagan Company Allen Mfg Company Lawrenceville L Allen Allen Company Coach Bros. & J J Eagan Company Mar‘ehanta Georgia Newman Attorntyg Arnold

Society adopts memorial for Mrs. Sarah H. Conley

The Society of St. Luke and the Ladies Aid Society of St Philip Episcopal church adopt a memorial to Mrs. Sarah H. Conley. They note her long devotion to church work, modest offerings, and last acts decorating the church at Christmas. A copy will be inscribed in the minutes for enduring remembrance.

Sarah H. Conley Society of St. Luke Ladies’ Aid Society St Philip Bella Christ

Train Lighting Discussed At Southern Railway Club Meeting

Experts at the Southern and Southwestern Railway Club quarterly meeting tackled train lighting. The Piedmont hosted the session, drawing representatives from major heating and lighting firms and a full turnout of members. The club, over 200 strong, focuses on mechanical railway department topics with meetings set for January, April, August, and November.

Southern and Southwestern Railway Club Piedmont South Transportation’ Club Gold Car Heating and Lighting Company Adams and Westlake Company Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting and Heating Company Axle Pintsch Gas Company Ford Technological School JR Lane Macon Samuel Higgins Washington, DC W N Cox Montgomery Ala W A Love Atlanta A J Merrill

Slow poison kills woman in Clayton county case

Deputy Sheriff Buchanan of DeKalb arrested John Shaw an old negro at East Lake on a murder charge. He is charged with poisoning Sarah Mann of Ellenwood Clayton county. The coroner held an inquest January 6 verdict that Mann died from poison in whisky given by Shaw. Mann's husband Charlie Mann and Bob Middlebrooks were held as accessories.

Buchanan DeKalb County John Shaw East Lake Sarah Mann Ellenwood Clayton County Shaw Sherif Ril Waggoner Charlie Mann Bob Middlebrooks Wag- Boner

Hat cleaning and reshaping at 28 percent discount

Bussey cleans dyes and reshapes old hats and Panamas into late styles. Prices reflect work done at 28 percent off. Located at Whitehall Street.

Bussey Whitehall ‘Street

Memorial committee forms for General John Gordon tribute

The five member memorial committee led by Judge W L Calhoun met to plan a formal John Gordon memorial. They will announce the twenty five member permanent committee, seek charter, and designate southern subscription reps at a Saturday meeting in City Hall.

Committee of Five W L . Calhoun John Gordon Calhoun A J McBride A J West R E Park Harry L. Schlesinger John B Gordon Memorial Association Committee of Twenty-Five

Dr Link in custody over child desertion case

Atlanta police arrested Louige Link a physician accused of leaving his two young children with an old Negro woman for months. He owns several houses and a Mississippi farm, says he supported them but the woman disputes the payments. The case, involving his wife and custody of the children, proceeds to the recorder for full investigation.

Link Baine Louige Link Giloer Negro House Dr Link Coundry Street Gleer Greer Tink Negro Womans House Nettle Mississippi The Constitution Atlanta Yazoo City Recorder

John C Martin Fund Bible Conferences Move Across Georgia

The John C Martin educational fund launches a second Georgia campaign to aid negro preachers and teachers through Bible conferences and literature distribution. Starting Barnesville January 26, the effort aims to build permanent Bible schools with white and Black church leaders, led by Rev M M Fontan and a Georgia advisory group.

Georgia John C Martin Atlanta Barnesville Martin South Walter JD. Hil Theron H Rice J W Greer Gaines and Helsey Funa Ig J Wn Heidt M M Fontan Macon Dublin Milledgeville Newnan Cartersville Dalton Americus Aska

Funeral pallbearers named from police for Magin funeral

At the request of T Masterson & Bros undertakers Chief of Police Kiely listed four policemen as pallbearers at Frank Magin's funeral held today. Magin, a Writers' Union member, had friends in unions. family and undertakers sourced pallbearers from unions but refusals occurred due to non-union carriage drivers. Fifty liverymen and undertakers were sworn in as private watchmen today amid a drivers strike that began yesterday.

Bt Louis T Masterson & Bros

Fire defied by holy word at Iroquois theater

Chicago January 21 reports that among religious articles taken to the Iroquois theater before the fire only a Bible survived, its covers burned and edges charred yet the text intact. Also moved were two pulpits a communion service with a silver pitcher and eight silver cups and linen stored in an alcove on stage. Central church had leased the theater for yearlong Sunday services.

Chicago Central Church

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