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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1910
Page
4
Families and friends of Mrs G A Richards, including Mr and Mrs G Richards and Mr J W Richards, attend her funeral this afternoon at 2 from Conway Station residence. Rev G W Mullin officiates. Interment at West View. Carriages depart Greenberg Bond Bloomfield’s 36 Houston at 11 30 am.
A series of funeral notices from Augusta Georgia dated July 18 reports services for Michael O Dowd senior of M O Dowd & Sons and other local deceased. J J Barnes of Spokane Washington funeral in Vilc Rica Georgia. Alfred C Budden Clarkston died at a private sanitarium. Mrs G A Richards will be buried with services at the Conway residence. Marcia E McLain aged 17 months died in Capitol View with service at home. Margaret E Kerr infant daughter of Rev G Lerr died in Dora ville with service at home. Hugh Gaines funeral on Hemphill Avenue with interment at Sardis. W B Willingham funeral at Sharon Church. Miss Mary Wyatt aged 30 died at McDonn Mall Stetchek with funeral at Harry L Feejea chapel and New Doe interment. W Frank Horner known as Jack horner died in New Orleans and funeral at Poole’s chapel with interment at West View.
The World Wide Missionary Conference in Edinburgh drew over 1,200 delegates from 380 denominations, uniting experts from nations including the United States, Korea, India, and Scotland. Leaders and delegates emphasized union, cooperation, and a shared goal to evangelize globally, with notable attendees and a Spirit of interdenominational harmony despite vast cultural differences.
The Divine Science Association holds Sunday evenings at 7 48 and Wednesday afternoons at 4 in The Grand room 409 The weekly lesson is The Effects of Positive v Negative Thought A healing clinic and concentration forms part of each meeting Visitors are welcome McKee heads to Savannah for postmasters convention Atlanta plans to secure 1911 session.
William George Jordan holds a contract to oversee the governors group created by Roosevelt. The House of Governors aims to unite state leaders, convene weekly meetings, and move beyond talk to action, coordinating interstate issues and governance under a central authority.
London July 16 Scotland Yard presses the Crippen case steadily aiming to arrest Dr Hawley Crippen for the disappearance of his actress wife Belle Elmore. No body identification is secure due to the quicklime masking evidence and an inquest is set for Monday. New York July 6 authorities seek Crippen who may have fled to America after the La Lorraine voyage found no trace of him aboard the liner.
A readable excerpt discusses American business progress, regulation, and the Sherman anti trust law. It highlights Leslie's Weekly July issue featuring a New York attorney's essays on the statute, praising its clarity and usefulness to businessmen. The issue also includes poetry, photographic digest, sports, and investment guidance.
Promoter Sullivan plans to carry 70000 dollars of the 100008 purse to Reno while Jeffries and Johnson demand the balance or threaten to stop the fight. Sullivan expects to arrive early July and turn over 51000 in cash to the promoters upon arrival. Bow holds 70000 and two men each post 26000 to guarantee their appearance in the ring.
The board of education and road commission considered heating old brick school buildings and moving wooden ones. Bids for heating Formwall Fraser and State Street schools were accepted, others rejected, with plans to relet for remaining buildings. It was decided to move Lee Street school while Crew and Fair Street would not be moved. A committee was formed to revisit Walker Street school relocation. Summer millinery in Paris showcases a wide, diverse range of hats and styling ideas, urging skilled sales staff to advise customers on flattering headwear and hair arrangements.
The Chicago representative who built a wide reputation in millinery circles and championed the anti big hat bill, which failed, is a candidate for renomination. The piece notes suffragette opposition and ongoing political battles as the campaign moves into agricultural policy.
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