Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1912

Page

3

Route Out of Atlanta to New York Central Path

A discussion of possible travel routes from Atlanta to New York avoiding certain states. It cites governors and rail lines, mentions Savannah River, Tallulah Falls, and alternative paths via Tennessee, South Carolina, and the water route through Savannah. Names include Franklin, Alabam(a), North Carolina, and Clifford Anderson among others. The piece notes the National Association of colored women’s convention logistics.

New York South Carolina Elder Iy Chicago Nework Atlanta Lassets Startunlirg Knoxville Can Tennesee Alad Foote Qatee Direut Ashevs Salta O Belder Franklin Tallulah Murphy Ashe Sivannah al Omar Ding Riner United States Tennessee Little Arkansas New Orient Mens Memphis Ovina Morphy la Sivannat Vasabie Capedito Indus

Movement to fund water fountains and animal welfare society grows

The article reports a local push to establish drinking fountains with several subscriptions received, and plans for a society to care for working animals. It notes concerns about animal cruelty and describes public sympathy, with discussions of potential measures and community volunteers.

Ona

Massee freed by Governor Hooper on extradition battle

Massee, a Georgia native and promoter, arrives home after Tennessee Governor Hooper freed him from Spartanburg detention. Tennessee authorities planned to extradite on a $10,000 bond tied to alleged acts as a Taft elector and Republican figure. Legal action and telegrams from U.S. attorneys discuss jurisdiction and requests to refile charges in Georgia.

Magger J Bnox United States Knoxville United States Attorney Trosemony Hooper Tope Georgia Hooper Phon Newport New Jersey Hicase Nashtalr Toni Blease Wassele Spetak Daruel Nichols Tennessee Macon Harry Stokes Hoopers Hooper Attornys Spartanburg SC Samuel J .Nichols Tennesse WooJo Massee Harry d Stokes Tennessee Lawyver Massee Breigicing Friends | Union W Jordan Massee Spartanburg

Grace Trial Nears as Defense Plans Ambitious Strategy

Dalton county court prepares for the Mrs Grace trial with a large venire of 108 potential jurors. Key figures include attorneys Luther Z Posser Sr and Vinnie Branch, judge Roan, and Sheriff Mangum managing seats for the public amid sensational coverage.

Loeences I Luther Z Posser Sr Mrs Graces Vinnie & Branch Plennile Miner Sherrif Mangum Sud Roan Loltettor Ilugh Dorsey Dalton County Mrs Grace Sa G Candler Elmo Massen- Fale George G Burkhardt George Beering John Cunningham Walker Danson Snodgrass C Powell John I Dennard R Morris List L Eberhart C Manefield N Smith G Stubbs W Corles M Cameron E Manley Joseph Balsen J G Rainey W Mitchell F Hulsey L T Lewis H & Johnson G Green J E Lovelace M Swanson Guinn H. Carmichael Moon Hases T_ Yeargan Walter Smith Cates Morris Tupper Hardwick Stannard Warnock Pietcher Laces Hay Sharpe Pate Spurlin George Harper Thomas Massengale Candler McGrire Colfer Spratlin SN Bergstrom Leroux J Martin J A Jordan McElroy G “ Whaley W C Holleman J Picke George W W Roberts IL P Weathers Frank Dale

Theft of Umbrella Proved His Undoing

Chicago July 26 William Riley stole ice from a wagon on North Clark Street. The ice melted in the sun so he took an umbrella from a furnishing store to shield the ice. He was seen and brought before Municipal Judge Coverly and sentenced to thirty days in the bridewell. He lamented that it would have been all right if he had not taken the umbrella.

Athania Atlanta Chicago Faker Street Eadie Chattias Tom Berget Allanta Tienty Mr Moore Eden Ree Ulrich Gene Grace Mrs Grace Attorney Moore Graces Mia Louise Wilson Westland WHL Daisy Gratt Wrs Grace Philadelphia Grace Vivien Grace Lugene Grace Newnan Lamar Hill Grate Abe Btelnberg J A Branch John W Moore Lawswers Willam Riley North Clark Street Riley Bridewell

Described Gambler’s End Murder Scene Inquest Testimony

Witness recounts a gambling den shooting with a large gray automobile two hotel figures and four men. District Attorney Whitman questions suspects and identifies Jack Sullivan as present after the homicide. Coroner Feinberg detains Webber for the inquest. Police plan to hold Crese and detectives until ten o'clock tomorrow morning.

Metropole Whitman Crese Rose Dridgie Webbir Webber Feinberg Crese Jack Sullivan Deen Sullivans Sbhorthy Tolice Nnu

Aldermen in Detroit: street closure bribery allegations emerge

Eight Detroit aldermen faced bribery claims over a Wabash Railroad street closure, with votes shifting as money allegedly changed hands. A council leader Tom Glinnan is central to the controversy as the mayoral race looms in the fall.

Gideons Clash Over Methodists In Bible Distribution

The Gideons report about 163000 Bibles placed in American hotels from Maine to California and beyond, with 10400 Christian travelers enrolled as members. Membership requires traveling for business, belief in Christ, and three months of church affiliation. The convention opened soon after 9 o'clock by A P Lounsbury.

Maine California Hne Mexico P Lounsbury

Gideon gathering in Cincinnati and Atlanta event events

Delegates in Cincinnati with Rev Charles Tillman and Jewel Tillman on morning routine sessions. In Atlanta the Gideons were welcomed at the Piedmont club with Mayor Courtland Winn and Dr Belk delivering speeches and satirical jests by Witham. a heated exchange over Catholics and Gideons sparked lively debate.

Cincinnati Charles Tillman Jewel Tillman Ashbrook Ohio Knights of Columbus Gideons Atlanta Seasion Piedmont EB Moore Courtland Winn Gideon Band R Bel Belk Gideona

Gideon meeting entertains with wit and praise

Streets washed by rain set the scene as Mr Witham offered bankerly notes and witty remarks while Representative Harvey Heeves of Philadelphia thanked Atlanta hosts and praised Gideons' religious work. Tom King from Tennessee Walter Seldon of Canada and Maryland's Sunshine Hawke offered remarks and a music interlude by C D Tillman and his daughter.

Mr Witham Avery Witham Harvey Heeves Gideon Philadelphia Atlanta Gideons Tom King Tennessee Walter Seldon Canada Sunshine’ Hawka Maryland C 1D Tillman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hamptonm Soa National Association of Toot Women Atlantic Beach Pablo Beach Central OF Georgia Railway Peachtree and Mariotti Streets Terminal Station Atlanta, GA GOV. Blease Scumessee Acre Oral Leommy Ken Hooper Germany Bes Stearmn Reventhby Glent Mrs. Ulrich Detroit Wabash Railroad Severaul Burns Oprative Limit Common Council Glinnan Tom Glinnan Ti Ig Thornwood Red-Man Earl & Wilson Troy RE Saad Broggieta Bear Brand E CL LU Riage Roswell Road Buckhead Spruell Property Forrest George Adair Mr Girardeau John J. Woodside Auburn Ave Edgewood Avenue Fort and Bell Streets Roff Sims & CO Fourth National Bank Bell Phone Peene Leslie North Broad ST Euclid Avenue Moreland John M Nichola Ali Druid Hills Eugene Ragland Moreland Avenue Ivy Bankers’ Bond & Finance Company Bell Building Montgomery, Ala Yellow Pine Gate City Lumber Company Austell Bell Dr. Belk W S Witham Brother Bela Billy Mr Winn Suppl Co Moynston Street Presley Mra J Josephine Reynolds Dora Cook la Grange W G Presley T Presley Pleasant Hill Church Harry G Pooles Peachtree Street Needhamami P E Feeley Rv Bros Gslne Add Institute Weedward Ave Atanta Cornella Street Decatur Street Arnold Street Angier Avenue Wabash Avenue Angier Place Webath Avenue Vedado Way Greenwood Avenues Jackson Street Gordon Street Gorden Street Ontario Avenue Stokes Avenue Hach Street Clayton Dhet Fulton County Court of Ordinary Seid County D G Bettis Bank of College Park JR Carmichael Elliott Chestham P H Brewster Albert Howell Jr Hugh M Dorsey Arthur Heyman Dorsey Brewster, Howell & Heyman Kiser Atlanta Ga J. A. Earl Kirkwood, Ga Decatur 6 Sanitarium Beex Bob Woolley Victor Sanitariom Europe Nexte Roeert B. Toy ALL Lines Union Depot Ticket Obe Hone Main Bis
Search Courier

Search the Atlanta Constitution Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlanta Constitution?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication