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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1912

Page

3

Shoot the Chutes at Piedmont Park Tops in Atlanta Fun

At Piedmont Park the shoot the chutes ride draws the crowds and even the beauty refuses to give names. A reporter notes a morning rush as lake water splashes and cameras flash with dignified socialites and widows watching. The scene ends with splashing exits and the absence of names.

Piedmont Park Beauty Atlanta Pat Gallagher Warm Springs Lifesaver Pellmell

Atlanta urged to raise seventy five thousand for Bessie Tift College

A Baptist Tabernacle meeting urged Atlanta to raise 75000 toward a permanent endowment fund for Bessie Tift College. J R Smith chaired and outlined a plan for a 360000 total funds with 78000 from Atlanta. M L Brittain argued Georgia’s child education need and pledged local support.

Bessie Tift College The Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta J R Smith M L Brittain Georgia United States Mr Srittain Bessie Tift

Drowned Man Found On Top Of 12-Story Building Roof

On York Street July 21 Robert M Kinella living at East Sixteenth Street went to the roof to release collected water from a clogged drain pipe. His right arm dipped into the pipe as he chased rubbish and the rushing water suction pulled him in up to his shoulder wedging him. Three companions tried to free him but the suction held and his head was drawn beneath the water, causing his death.

York Robert M Kinnela East Sixteenth Street Henna Wone

Middy Follows Tradition And He Breaks His Neck

William L Hullowk of theine Teresa vine ship of sie werks at the naval academy was killed this afternoon by falling from the top of the main mast during a midshipman ritual. He attempted to slide down but rope burned his hands and he lost balance, striking cross-bars on the way down.

Middy William L. Hullowk Teresa Vine Maval Academy Hartford Faust Mundin

Oil Inspection Amendment Aims to End Fatal Accidents

A statement from Dr Bry ant and Agriculture Commissioner JoJo tonner urges tighter kerosene and oil inspection. They argue inspecting before use, selecting fewer better inspectors, and reducing inspector salaries will safeguard consumers and property, emphasizing policing power and state economy. The talk references a senate bill pending in the house and notes prior oil accident lessons.

Woc Bryant JoJo Tonner Senate House Ifff Conner Theis General Assembly

Funeral for Stenns Ho Jackson Held at 4 PM

The funeral for Stenns Ho Jackson, who died Saturday of heart failure near Austellia, will be at 4 PM at the chapel of H M Yatterson & Son. The interment follows in Decatur Ga. Jackson, a real estate man active in Masonry, vanished on a fishing trip and was found later in Sweetwater Creek after collapsing from illness. He is survived by five daughters and Fulton lodge members plan to attend.

Stenns Ho Jackson Austellia H M Yatterson & Son Decatur Ga Fulton Lodge

Raid on Dardanelles by Italian torpedo boats

Rome reports Admiral Viale describing July 18 19 night raid by Spica Centaure Astoro Climena and Persee through the Dardanelles. Dozens of searchlights, Turkish forts fire, flotilla pressed to Kilidbahr then tangled in cables, boats disengaged and retired in order. Torpedo boats suffered minor damage.

Rome Viale Dardanelles Spica Centaure Astoro Climena Persee Dardanelle Kilidbahr Mike

Roosevelt Men Gather Tonight

Roosevelt supporters prepare unity at a mass meeting set for tonight at the Aragon hotel at o o clock. The Roosevelt Georgia white league and the national progressives will attend to elect delegates from the fifth district to the state convention on July 25 and to organize the Chicago delegation for August 5.

Roosevelt

Seashore Excursion Offers Rail Trips from Atlanta

Southern Railway advertises a July 22 1912 seashore excursion with Jacksonville Tampa Brunswick St Simons and Cumberland options priced from 6 to 8 dollars for 6 to 8 day limits Tickets redeemable on regular trains or special Pullman services leaving Atlanta 8 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm Writers James Freeman D P A Atlanta handles inquiries.

Southern Railway Jacksonville Tampa Brunswick St. Simons Cumberland Atlanta James Freeman

Tents Bring Good Price in Thomasville Pears

LeConte pears in Thomasville Georgia fetch from 5 to 8 dollars per barrel, doubling normal prices. Shipments have begun with about five carloads sent this week, though the crop is light and likely only ten to fifteen carloads total will be available.

Sulfosol touted as remedy for rheumatism and skin diseases

An advertisement touts Sulfosol as a cure for rheumatism sciatica lumbago gout and blood taints. It claims readers will discard harmful salts after days of use and promises testimonials and a free book from Sulfosol Co at 215 Washington St New York. Sulfosol Soap priced at 25 cents a cake.

Sulfosol Co Washington St New York

Grace Trial Next Monday Captivates Atlanta Court

Mrs Daisy Opie Grace faces trial for attempted murder of her husband Eugene Grace at their Eleventh Street home. He is bedridden from gunshot injuries and may be brought on a stretcher to the Atlanta courthouse. A 144 juror panel is anticipated, with selection likely to span the first day as the trial opens on July 40. Prosecutors include Reuben Arnold. defense led by J A Branch and John Moore.

Daisy Opie Grace Eugene HW Grace Eleventh Street Grace West End Newnan Eugene Grace Atlanta Court House Mr. Grace L S&s Roan Hugh M Dorsey Fulton County W H Stephens Reuben Arnold IE H. Grace J A Branch

Mortuary Notices Include Several Local Deaths

A batch of notices reports deaths and funerals in local areas. Mrs Addie Dick, 30, died at 2938 Chapel Street with service at Poole's chapel and burial in Hollywood. she leaves a daughter and siblings. Mildred Whitfield, 25, daughter of Mr and Mrs Whitfield, died at 24 Tomlin Street and was taken to Demorest, Georgia. Mrs A E McGarity, wife of Dr A E McGarity, 114 Merritts Avenue, died Saturday. funeral Tuesday at 10 from Second Baptist with West View interment. Loo Jimm, a Chinese colony member, died after services at Pavie's chapel. burial in Greenwood followed by a Chinese service. Dr A C Ward led Christian services. A. H. O'Farrell, banker of Athers, North Carolina, collapsed Saturday night at Borden-Wheeler Springs. funeral and interment planned for Athens. Mrs Lillian Ritch, 40, died at a private sanitarium Sunday. body to Barclay & Brandon's chapel and funeral in Oconee, Georgia.

Addie Dick Chapel Street Poole’s Chapel Hollywood W H Corley T DL Gilbert Mildred Whitfield Mildred JS J Whitfield Tomlin Street Demorest A. E. McGarity A E McGarity Second Baptist Church West View Merritts Avenue Loo Jimm Greenwood Pavie’s Chapel C Ward A. H O'Farrell Athers, Ja Borden-Wheeler Lillian Ritch Barclay & Brandon Ougingville

Funeral notices and deaths in local column

Mrs John W Smaw dies in Chattanooga and funeral set for 3 PM at H M Patterson & Son with West View interment. Survived by husband and relatives. Andrew Stefiness, 22, Greek community member, dies at private sanitarium. businessman at 207 Peachtree Street. Body at Harry G Poole’s chapel awaiting arrangements.

John W. Smaw John W Smaw Chattanooga H M Patterson & Son West View Shela Andrew Stefiness Peachtree Street Harry G Poole

Troops Seek Royalist Bands in Lisbon and Oporto

In Lisbon and Oporto peace holds as republican columns hunt royalist bands in the north. Several officers are arrested for monarchist plot complicity. Government mobilizes 5,800 troops and $2.2 million spent to quell the rising threat.

Lisbon Oporto

Greensboro Church Commends City Leaders in Social Note

The Greensboro Baptist church commends the city council for efficient administration and efforts to upbuild the community in a social notice dated July 21.

Greensboro Greensboro Baptist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Francia E Price C. Bryant Prem the Eobert Jetley India Ceylon H. H. Jackson J. N. Hirsch Mrs. Grace E. G. Griffin Avy Whitehall St Grown & Allen's Civyy Ryloms L Baird A. H. O'Farrell Ita South GAIRD Marietta St Atlanta, Ga Randelph Bidg Sand J R Ritch Dr McLarty Ren Yousef Horlick H. M. Patterson & Son
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