Atlanta Nominated to Host National Charities Conference
Dr. T. D. Longino of Atlanta led efforts to land the national conference of charities and corrections for Atlanta in 1903. A certified check of 1400 dollars was offered to guarantee expenses, with Portland and Dallas also bidding. The decision favored Atlanta after assurances from Kentucky’s George J. Sehon and strong backing from Ohio and southern delegates. The Detroit meeting drew about 1500 attendees and spent an estimated 25000 dollars. Atlanta aims for mid spring next year.
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T. D. Longino
Seventh Ward
Detroit
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Portland
Dallas
Tex
Chmond
Longino
Atlanta
Gate City
South
Milwaukee
Washington
Fortland
George J. Sehon
Louisville
Kentucky Children's Home
Brinkerhoff
Ohio
National Prison Commission
The
Constitution
Prison Commission
Local aldermanic actions paced by routine June apportionment
Brief city items report the aldermanic board adopting the June apportionment sheet and the Whitehall street grade crossing ordinance without discussion. Other notes cover a postponed Dockery case, several funerals, church services at a factory, a Pearl Springs picnic plan, the Atlanta Credit Men's Association meeting, the Seventh Georgia reunion planning, a Savannah boy sent back, a local black youth case, calf selling violation, and a health tonic advertisement.
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Aldermanic Board
Finance Committee
Whitehall Street
Frisco System Updates and Railway Notes
Frisco announces traffic department changes with M Schuster named first industrial commissioner based in St Louis and F C Reilly transferring to Chicago as general agent. A D Murray moves from Chicago to Cincinnati as general agent. The commissioner post aims to locate industries and immigration along the Frisco network. The Atlanta news covers the 41st annual NAB convention route via major lines, plus a special train from Atlanta to Minneapolis. Also updates on sleeper services Charleston Cincinnati and St Louis Charleston lines, and announces yard improvements in Atlanta with twenty car loads of chert to be placed at Central Avenue and Waverly Place. Crew changes include W M Bennett returning to Atlanta and other agents cited in city.
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Frisco
W. T. Saunders
Traffe
M. Schumter
Chicago
St. Louis
F.C. Reilly
Cincinnati
A. D Murray
Fraisco
Schuster
Minneapolis
Georgia
G. H Glenn
W F Slaton
Atlanta
M L Brittain
Fulton County
Atlantic
Nashville
Chattanooga
Louisville
Byapsville
Terre
Charleston
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Southern
Finois Central
Nashville, Chattanooga and
The
Georgia Railroad
Central Avenue
Waverly Place
Leading Malt Extract Malt Nutrine Stands Out On Market
The Leading Malt Extract, Matt Nutrine is praised as the only truly superior malt extract. Other so called extracts are likened to strong beer with little extractive content. They are not recommended for convalescents or those seeking strength, as labels misrepresent actual merits. Malt-Nutruine is prepared by Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n and is guaranteed pure and meritorious.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing
To prevent Appendicitis Take RU-TER BA
An advertisement promotes RU-TER BA as a preventive for appendicitis and claims it is sold everywhere with no additional details or evidence. The message uses a concise sales pitch style typical of catalog or drug ads with limited context.
Trustees Adjourn as Morris Brown College Progress Noted
Trustees of Morris Brown college adjourned at noon after setting important school matters. Professor John R. Hawkins said Georgia endowment day funds will go to Rev. E. W. Lee in Atlanta for Morris Brown. Rev. R D. Stinson reported white support in Georgia and upcoming meetings in Macon on June 8 with speakers Bridges Smith Edward Speer. Athens meeting on June 15 to feature Rev. J. A. Daves Mayor Rhodes Chancellor Hall and President Branson. Take Ru-Tee-BA for a spring tonic.
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Morria Brown College
John R. Hawkins
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgia
E. W. Lee
Atlanta
Morris Brown College
R D. Stinson
Morris Brown
Neem College
Macon
Bridges Smith
Harry Stillwell Hdwards
Emory Speer
Athens
A. Daves
J. F. Rhodes
Walter B. Hall
B C. Branson
MELONS DESTROYED BY HAIL IN SUMTER COUNTY
A severe Sumter county hailstorm damaged a large watermelon crop destined for shipping. About a hundred acres of young melons were pitted and broken, vines mangled, with extensive damage also to corn and cotton fields. The scene reported from Americus, Georgia, on June 5.
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Sumter County
Americus
Hall
Gadsden Plant Opens with First Casting Completed
Special from Gadsden Alabama reports the Gadsden Pipe and Foundry Company began operations in a new building this afternoon. Under superintendent Robert Campbell the first casting went smoothly with all machinery running. Several labor-saving devices were tested successfully with no hitch observed. Train service updates include through sleeping car service via Birmingham to Memphis and new through coach service on the line.
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Wew
Gadsden
Ala
Gadseden Pipe and Foundry Company
Robert Campbell
Memphis
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Mar
Atlanta
Aim
Weather forecast by region for Friday and Saturday
Forecast covers Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, Eastern and Western states, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas. Includes partly cloudy spells, showers, cooler interiors, and variable or fresh east to southeast winds across districts.
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Washington
Georgia
Caroline
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
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LW. Arnold
Setlivan, Crichton Soh
Hee Gzacs Besosten
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Benner Trope Mandy Nich
China
WM. Lycett
Whitehall St.avanta
Woncrief Plumbing & Tinning CO
Madison and Kitchell Sts
Ian Winkie
Gachiae
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Mitchell St
Dorne
Dann Stan, & & Howell
Law Bullring
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Aslanta
Ga “Lang
Ackrson R, CO
Degrhorn
Chicaga
Cumberland Island
City
Kimball House
New York
B. & P. Korsed
Chas. Adler
Fpr
Shoe Department
Washington Street
Bass
Ormond
East Front
W. Adair
Dockery
Beck & Gregg Hardware Company
Newman
Py HL Long
Jackson Fhs Baptist Church
J. J. Bennett
Griffin
Suwanee
Mre
Eugenia
Presbyterian Mission
Vassar and
Pryor Streets
Antioch Church
H L. Schlesinger
Virgil Norcross
Norcross
Schlesinger
Jones Avenue
Atlanta Credit Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
City Hall
Clarence Atkinson
Savannah
Walker
Pearl Johnson
Jim Hende Non
Recorder
Cliff Williams
W M. Bennett
F W. Green
Citronelle
Gulf States
Wabasa
W. G Raoul
National Railroad of Mexico
Atlantic and
Los Angeles
P. S Hays
Montgomery
Southeastern
Mobile
Onlo
W. H. Firth
Chicago Rock Island
Fort Worth
Gall
Gieam Faver
Girardeau
CEIG
Agee, Sprue
Hightower & Kirkpatrick
Atlanta. Ga
Hichtower & Kirkpatrick
Sheeran
Weide Fos O
Sammie
Ang
Hinde
Gato
Singio Cofemma
Boulefie
AcAdgreso
Southers Exagreaciaogg Company
Atlanta, Ga
North Star Refrigerators
North Star
Aefrigerator
Eberhart & Zachry
South Georgia Lumber Co
Stewart
W. Hunter St
Hindison Ave
Barnes [ A
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E M. T. Salter
N. G
Thos. A Buc
Anan
Georgia Lodge
Masonic Hall
Steve KR. Johnston
W. M. M. Z. Crist
Gusta
Buffalo
Charlotte
Corpus Christi
Dodge City
Filverton
sKsonville
Sas City
New’ York
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North Platte
Part
Omaha
Raleigh
Rapid City
Louis
Arbury
Marietta St
Gentral Property
Spring Street
Marietta Street
Walton Street
Walton and
Marietta
Henry L. Wilson
Prudential Building
A. F. Liebman, Real Estate,Renting & Loans
Peachtree Street
Peachtree
Broad Street
N. Broad Street
Smith Street
A. F. Liebman
Iewepa
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