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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1909

Page

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Peachtree Decatur corner eyed for large office tower

Mrs Lamar plans a sky scraper at the Peachtree and Decatur streets corner. She bought the Goldsmith and adjacent property for about 65 000 dollars, paying a high price per front foot. City observers note the site is the busiest in Atlanta and see potential for a twenty story building once costs are secured.

Ethel Toy Lemar Peachtree Decatur Streets Batuniay Forrest George Adeir Decatur Street New York Atlanta Inman Walton Lamar W. B. Lemar Florida Kimball House Peachtres Thomas H. Pitts Schau & May Jeases Lamer Goldsmith Peatchtree

Lynching Threats Rise After Bradley Killing near Inverness

January 26 report from Yousness Mississippi details intense local unrest following the murder of planter B. A. Bradley near Inverness. Seven suspects, five men and two women, arrested in connection with the crime, with a threatened lynching of those in custody as community tensions flare. A separate note from Guthrie Oklahoma reports Mrs. J. H. Faulkner assaulted by J. F. Bowden, Bowden escaped, a posse sent in pursuit, further fueling local alarm.

Yousness Miss Inverness B. A. Bradley Bradley

Harriman's Short Visit Stirs Atlanta and Savannah

Railroad magnate E. H. Harriman arrives by special at Atlanta's Central of Georgia line. He plans an automative tour and reception at the Piedmont, with a luncheon at Capital City Club likely canceled. Harriman meets Chamber leaders, inspects terminals, and departs for Augusta, Macon, and Atlanta before a late return to his winter base.

Harriman Central of Georgia J. F. Heneon Road Austom Auguste Savannah Atlanta Mr. Harriman Preside Hanson R .Z. Gorlet New Yorks A. Rb.lawton The Central W. A. Wimtash R. J. Harland Mr. Hartiman Aldin Southern Pacific Rea G. Candler Chamber of Commerce Dir. Harriman Asa G. Candler Robert ¥. Maddox M. Inman F. J. Paxon John E. Murphy J. F. Hanson John D. Little J . B. Thompson C. A. Wickersham Arkwright F. Parrott Clerk Howell J. R. Gray F. L Esly W. &. Elkin J. H. Nunnally George Adair G. BD. Watts C. G. Bradt H. B. Wey J. Carroll Payne W. E. Chapin R. F Shed Dan Schlesinger Preai Dent Candler Afl State Capitol Peechtree Road Tech Harrimgen Union Depot Augusta Afton Maconkies H. Harrimano J.F. Henson Rairoad Herriman Wouth Seaboard Air Ling Railway Macon

One Dead and Many Hurt in Boswell Mine Explosion

Pittsburg Pa January 2 3 While Superintendent J G Logan and a party of miners investigated conditions in Merchants Coal Company mine at Boswell a mine explosion occurred killing one man and injuring several others The night shift had not entered the mine sparing many lives The superintendent with miners Morris Fit Bows John Cole and eleven foreigners were about a mile back in the mine when the blast occurred The passageway was blocked ten men remained behind the destruction Three foreigners badly burned escaped and carried the superintendent who died soon after He was unconscious Rescue parties worked to reach Morris Cole and the eight foreigners still inside the mine

Pittsburg J. G. Logan Merchants’Coal Company Boswell Logen George Morris John Cole Morris Cole

No Soliciting for Liquors Proposed in Tennessee

Nashville Tennessee January 28 Senator Samuel Sells of Washington county and Representative Walter White of Rhea county introduced companion Mills in the senate and house to prohibit the soliciting of or offers for the purchase of alcoholic beverages whether in this state or another. Both are Republicans.

Nashville Tenn Samuel Sells Washington County Walter White Rhea County Senate House Famen

Survivors of Sea Tragedy Return Home By Baltic

Thousands cheered as the Baltic brought 1680 passengers from the Republic and Florida to New York after a collision off Nantucket. Survivors described the crash and rescue, with officers and crew transferred from the Reneta to the Gresham, and the damaged Florida bearing bodies and injured. The Republic lies at 58 fathoms south of the Nantucket lights, awaiting a final resting place.

Bay New York Mners Republic Florida Nantucket Shoala Baltic Ing Sefa Reneca Gresham Brooklyn Nantucket Republc Repubdic

Flames Damage Central Block Fire Engulfs Booth Broad Street Building

Early this morning at about 2 50 o clock a fire swept the top floor of the Booth Broad street block opposite Verner’s restaurant. The blaze damaged the Mower Hobart Company and E W Allen Printing Company occupying the building and threatened The Georgian. Firemen fought eleven streams of water, using ladders, box cars, and bridges to reach the flames as worry grew over total destruction and losses estimated up to 85 000 with stock losses for Mower Hobart and Allen Printing substantial.

Mower Hobart Company E. W. Allen Mower Holart Co W. Allen Printing Co Flw Booth Broad Street Railroad Verner'a Reastaurant Mower-Howbart Company Essond Botaine Broad Street Hugh Inman Mra Hugh ‘Richerd Keven

Railroads Ordered to Haul Near Beer by Court Ruling

Montgomery Alabama January 25 The state anti shipping law was ruled unconstitutional by Judge Ayre of the high court who granted a local brewery the mandate to force railroads to haul near beer and other liquor The decision removes the prohibition on transporting any alcoholic or malt drink from one state point to another The ruling affects Louisville and Nashville and other carriers and could impact railroad operations in days ahead

Montgomery Als Boeglals Aayre Bhy Nésr Louisville Nashville

New Maine Drops Anchor at Havana Harbor

The New Maine with the Mississippi arrived in Havana on January 28 1898 to attend the inauguration of General Jose Miguel Gomez and the Cuban government. Crowds lined the harbor walls as the two battleships moored nearby and the old Maine wreck remains visible. Remaining crew and officials noted the arrival near the historic site where the old Maine exploded earlier that year.

Navene Maine New Maine Havana Harbor Jose Miguel Gomez la Punta Morro Machina Wharf Anchorage Morro Castle Arnold Bennant Hinteriold Cabanse Mississippi Key West Philadelphia Navy Yard Havana W. T. Cluverius Sumosr EV. Kittele Misalseipplis & Son Admral Sigsbee

Fairs at Piedmont Ended After Council Adjourns

The Piedmont park fair question was not acted on as the council adjourned after approving a plan to tear down most buildings and abolish fairs. Mayor Maddox convened the meeting to settle the issue, but no action was taken. The session approved a conduit project for Southern Railway and a $500 survey for a tunneling system, leaving one sewer plant in the city.

Piedmont Park General Council Maddox Council Piedmont Improvement Club Grant Southern Railway Company Castleberry West Fair Streets Conrairmen Cafield and Boynton Soos Hond Commission

Hitchcock in a hard fight with badly wounded deer

Charleton April 2. Frank Hitchcock future postmaster general in Taft cabinet joined a hunting party after meeting Taft. In a swamp chase a wounded buck was driven near his stand. Hitchcock rushed after it, was bloodied in a hard fight with muck, and finally killed the animal before returning to Washington this evening.

Hitchcock Charieleton Americas Frank H. Hitchcock Taft Rant, Jr Charleston Mr. Hitchcock Washington

City Council Secret Session Ends Without Action

The Atlanta council held a closed door meeting to discuss better city government methods amid secrecy and rumors. The city marshal reportedly ordered officials and reporters to leave, but no legal action followed and the session concluded without decisions.

Atlanta General Council

Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy Forecast

Partly cloudy conditions expected in Georgia Tuesday and Wednesday. Light winds noted with no major precipitation.

Georgia

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