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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
4
Tutt's Liver Pills keep the system in order and prevent morbid conditions of the liver which precede disease. A Preventative of sick headache, dyspepsia, dizziness, bad taste in the mouth, heartburn, coated tongue, loss of appetite, constipation and All Bilious Diseases.
Friday July 7 1903 the Augusta Circuit term heard several cases including Pp Curaming et al v BE F eDade admx Georgia Railroad and Banking Co v Gardner Prescott v City Council of Augusta Southern Railway Co v Paul Heyman Templeton v J E Hannah Balle Watkins v Eliza Nugen North Augusta Electric and Improvement Co v BR B Martin and Mckenzie et al F W Thomas trustees Argued.
A blind Georgia couple, J. D Hambrick and his wife, destitute and penniless, arrived in Charleston seeking entry to a home for aged and infirm. They traveled from Gainesville, Ga., hoping for assistance after wandering Charleston streets with no funds. The husband, 60, was recently blinded. his wife is younger. They had been soliciting along the way, unaware of local aid options.
The Southern Hardware Jobbers' Association and the American Hardware Manufacturing Association will hold their next annual meeting in Atlanta. W M Crumley of Atlanta was elected president of the Southern association. Delegates from Atlanta secured the convention city with strong backing from city officials and commercial bodies.
A letter from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana argues spanking fails to cure bed wetting and offers a home treatment mailed to mothers without charge. She urges writing for help and cautions against blaming the child.
Local forecaster Marbury sent yesterday's Atlanta weather data to Washington, noting a barometer of 28.93 inches and a 88 degree high as Corsair wind from the south brought clear skies. The piece playfully chronicles the day with references to isobara, Nebulous clouds and a city famed for its salt air breeze from Tybee, while contrasting it with national weather chatter.
In courts, Mrs W H Elliott sues Western and Atlantic Railroad for 25000 damages alleging her husband W H Elliott was killed by a switch engine on the railroad tracks used by the public in Cook district. Martha Austin also seeks 25000 against Pittsburg Plate Glass for her son Jerry Austin’s fatal glass unloading accident in 1902. The county board will consider Piedmont Electric Railway franchise from Atlanta to Roswell. Numerous property transfers and mortgage deeds filed with the superior court, including transfers by McCrary, Rice, Tate, Wright, Floyd, Meador, Grant, Kendrick, Wallace, Helzel, Hirsch, Cagle, Stevens, Lucke, and Moses relations on streets and avenues across Atlanta.
The Atlanta championship tennis tournament opens this afternoon in West End at 2 30 with singles preliminaries. Thirty two entrants, sixteen matches, promise of fast play as Moorey Wagner Chancey Smith v Fields Freeman v Norcross Giles v Pope Berrien v Simmons Haas v Peters Wynn v Carlton Smith Mat Thornton v Lewis Williamson v Irons Victor Smith v Johnston Mansfield v Jennings Lane v Patterson Evan Howell Jr v Heath Daniel v Day Voorhees v Foot Johnston and Trussey v Stacy Thornton.
Montgomery Ala July 17 special. D F Flood a timber man filed a suit against Bradstreet Comer et al for ten thousand dollars damages.
New York July 17 The stock market swung between gains and losses as Amalgamated Copper weakness briefly offset broader advances. Major rails and utilities recovered, with New York Central and St Paul rising over 2 percent, while Pennsylvania and Illinois Central led industrials. Bond demand strengthened, and the week’s banking outlook brightened on rumors of postponed railroad loans. The Bank Statement hinted at improving liquidity and a rough day closed near day’s top.
Bradstreet's notes near perfect summer weather lifting crop prospects and fall trade. Prices easing on staples aid freer product use. Six months of railway returns show over 13 percent gain, with July early reports up about 16 percent. Southwest trade tone bright, cotton supplies uncertain but wool holds strong. Coal market remains unprecedentedly active. Final foreign trade results point to a positive trend.
Coffee futures opened quiet with small declines after heavy receipts and mixed bids. Prices finished dull with minor advances and the sugar market showed firmer refining, with spot and various grades quoted amid steady demand and modest movement.
Dr. Alex Dawson of 37 Peters Street is reported in serious condition at St. Joseph Infirmary after a bite from a Poisonova insect, likely a spider. After initial mild symptoms the leg veins and arteries became inflamed, followed by chills and fever. Attending physicians Dr. W. A. Crow and Dr. Nicolson stated he showed improvement yesterday and is expected to recover.
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