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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1890
Page
8
The census tallies show county populations increasing, with Fulton county and northern districts reporting notable gains. Enumerators labored long hours under supervision, aiming to finish data collection after the first of August. Early figures suggest substantial growth, though final reports will refine district rankings and total counts.
Writ of lunacy issued and Allen judged insane by a jury after a morning trial. He was moved to the county jail then to Milville asylum. Officials faced a difficult transfer from the station to a patrol wagon as he resisted restraints before calming with his sister’s influence. A week’s delay expected before final commitment.
Members of the Atlanta branch are summoned to attend a crucial meeting at the association rooms tonight to discuss a protest against southern travelers and to coordinate a response with northern firm representatives. A full turnout is urged to address the issue and plan action.
The Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee meets at the courthouse this morning to organize the new body. Chairman Hubert L Culberson calls the assembly, listing members from all wards and districts, to transact business and handle necessary arrangements.
Mr Thomas Hughey died yesterday evening at his home 58 Luckie street He was a veteran of the Seminole war and served under General Lloyd in the Okeefeuckee campaign Known for bravery and dependability he leaves a large family including Mrs Hughey and several daughters The funeral services will occur today
The obituary notes Mr Finari Sonstram died after a short illness and will be buried in Sweden, with his funeral arrangements and embalmment at Birley & Taylor. The piece also records funeral details for Edward Q Shaughnessy, a Confederate veteran, with attendees named and church services announced, alongside party notices and social registrations at the Atlanta and Georgia hotels reflecting a busy summer social season.
The Young Men’s Christian Association planned a Friday display of aquatic sports featuring swimming, boating, and races at Ponce de Leon lake with elite athletes from Atlanta. Prof Whitman promises an expanded program including track and field events, music, and more.
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