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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
4
In wintry New York, a tall mysterious man returns to the Carstairs residence and discovers a pale fragile woman sleeping in a hidden room. He introduces himself as Donald Traf ford, cousin to Miss Carstairs, and apologizes for the intrusion as she awakens startled by his presence.
Ray Carstairs and Norinne Penzil welcome Donald Trafford, eldest cousin, who returns after five years abroad. Aunt Bassinger hopes the reunion leads to a deeper bond between Ray and Don as the family plans Christmas gatherings while Miss Penzil senses a hidden danger and faints in a tense moment.
Music committee chair Puckett announced a bid from the Crescent Band of Jasper, a 17 member group. The general committee has already arranged four bands and two drums, with talks continuing with Athens and Cedar, aiming for seven to eight bands in the procession on Labor Day morning. The Jasper band is contracted to play in Louisville late August and can align dates for Atlanta. The Atlanta Federation of Trades will hold its regular meeting and semi annual officer election Wednesday evening, with all delegates expected to attend.
Civil war veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana says his wife was sick long despite doctors but was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims the pills worked wonders for her health. Only 2c at all druggists. paca eo A.
A chaotic note cites Henry and John Miller linked to Billy Baxter and George Ade in a heated confrontation. The fragment hints at threats or taunts and a looming decision regarding a sample chapter or mailings. The text references Marietta Street as a location.
Two street car crashes occurred in the city yesterday. On Forrest avenue near Butter street a milk wagon driven by J. M. Tribble was struck, the wagon smashed, Tribble injured, and a horse killed. Tribble was taken to Grady hospital with leg injuries. The second crash on Fair street at Terry street involved a mule driven by a small negro boy. the mule was killed but the boy was uninjured. Recorder dismissed all involved as unavoidable accidents.
Tickets on sale to Buffalo for the Pan-American exposition at low rates and to eastern cities via Savannah with steamer connections. Also summer tourist tickets and detailed schedules for steamships from Savannah to New York Baltimore or Philadelphia, with multiple route options.
Mrs A E Collins withdrew her bill against L D Morris A C Morris and the Collins Brick Company ending a sensational case. The court dismissed receiver A E Thornton and ordered Collins to pay costs. The firm holds contracts for about seven million bricks with a plant capacity of 100000 per day as rebuilding work continues.
Washington forecast shows partly cloudy with likely storms Tuesday and Wednesday. Georgia and South Carolina expect thunderstorms with east to south winds. Virginia sees little temperature change with south to southwest winds. North Carolina remains fair with light south winds. Eastern Florida may have showers with variable winds. Western Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana face thunderstorms and variable winds. Eastern Texas experiences local storms with mainly light south winds. Western Texas anticipates storms Tuesday and Wednesday in the Panhandle with variable winds.
Week end excursion tickets at very low rates are on sale via the Central of Georgia railway for noon, afternoon and evening trains Saturdays. Good to return Monday night following date of sale. For tickets schedules call on any agent. Ticket office 16 All Street and Union Depot Atlanta.
John M Milver Co announced a humorous original act named John Henry with the punch line that a thousand sample chapters would be given away. The note lists 39 Marietta Street as the contact or address.
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