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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

3

Georgia State Dental Society Ends Thirty Third Session

The thirty third annual session of the Georgia State Dental Society adjourned in Macon after a three day meeting. Macon was chosen for next year over Athens and other sites. Officers were elected including President H H Johnson and Journal Editor W H Weaver. Four dentists were named to be presented to the governor for appointment to the state dental examining board. Several new members were admitted after examinations by the state board. A portion of today’s program covered impressions, gold work, fillings, and appliances for broken jaws and other topics.

Macon Georsie State Dental Society Athens Warm Springs H. H. Johnson A. M. Jackson Mledgevill E. A. Tigner Milledgeville H. McKee Ameticus O. H. Macdonald Atlanta H. A. Lawrence Athena W. H. Weaver LaGrange J. C. Brewer Blackshear B. H. Patterson Baxley F. Hall Augusta H. W. Walter Campbell Monticello Allen Fort Louisiana State Dental Examining Board D. D. Atkinson Brunswick N. A. Williams Valdosta A. M Wackeon Palatine HD. Wilson 3. B. Barfield

Specialized Chronic Disease Specialist Appeals for Consultation

A physician claims exclusive focus on chronic diseases with twenty years of experience and rejects guesswork. He asserts superior results, offers free consultation and a full symptom explanation at his clinic, and cites his extensive practice across the United States. Address provided as Inman Building, 2nd Street Lane.

United States Bum Amys

Dental Hygiene Textbook Ready for Publication

A dental hygiene radio report states the manuscript is ready for the publisher and the committee’s work is adopted for immediate publication. The committee includes Drs. J A Chappell William Crenshaw and J H Coyle from Atlanta and Thomasville. The project aims to teach children in Georgia public schools proper dental care with support from the State Teachers Association and the Atlanta dentists. The movement began over five years ago with Dr WH Weaver presenting to teachers, leading to broad endorsement and lectures by local physicians at the Hotel Lanier banquet and telegam greetings to Dr J W Selly of Atlanta.

Radeos J. A. Chappell Atlanta William Crenshaw J. H. Coyle Thomasvile State Teachers’ Agdeciation Warm Springs WH. Weaver Teachers' Association Weaver J A. Chappell R. B. Adair S. W. Foster

Young Augusta Lawyer Obenauf Dies in City Hospital

Franklin E Obenauf a twenty eight year old lawyer from Augusta Go died in City hospital of typhoid fever. A Mercer law school graduate he came to Augusta seven years ago from Mercer. His mother died recently and he lacked stable work. He had been a candidate before the governor for the district attorney post and after his funeral will be sent to Youngstown Ohio for burial.

Augusta Franklin E Obenaut City Obenaut Mercer Law School Mercer Ty Court Youngstown, O

Long Life Honored in Deaths Across Johnson County

Obituaries from Adrian and nearby towns report Redden Beasley of Johnson county passing at home aged about 70, leaving twelve children, seventy three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Other notices include W B Williams, J F Smith, Maria Deming Wiley, Joseph H Thompson, Mrs W W Sears, Mrs Ann Barnes, Mrs J M Thomas, and Donald Brown, detailing ages, relations, and burial plans in Madison, Washington, Huntsville, Milner, Thomson, Louisville, Columbus and Meridianville communities.

Redden Beagley Adrian Redden Beasley Johnson County Poplar Springs Chester J. B. Smith Washington, GA Washington J. F. Smith Wiley Madison Gap Maria Deming Wiley William B. Whey Walter A Wiley L. Brownton David Deming Connecticut Jos. H. Thompson Huntsville Ala Hunteville Joseph H Thompson Meridianville Monevia W. W. Sears Milner United States Marschal Barnes J. D. Barnes R. H. Pearce J.M. Thomas Louieville Louisville Ga J. M. Thomas Hhurch Donald Brown Columbus Fune Nathan A. Brown Federal Court

Hayes Must Pay Observe Traveling Salesman Convicted

In Sumter County Superior Court the jury found E. J. Hayes guilty of embezzlement from Whitley Grocery Company. He is a traveling salesman from Columbus, previously employed by the firm. Judge Littlejohn sentenced him to twelve months imprisonment or a 1000 dollar fine. portion of alleged excess fees over two thousand dollars noted. A motion for a new trial was filed immediately.

Sumter Americus E. J. Hayes Whitley Grocery Company Littlejohn Hayes Columbus Trayling Aled

Senator Clay Delivers Address at Commencement

At the commencement exercises in Americus on June 19, Senator Steve Clay delivered the keynote address. The program featured graduation, diplomas, and awards for the sixth graduates as part of the Furlow eelters ceremony.

Clay Americus Go Furlow Steve Clay Delive

University Centennial Week Opens With Oratory at Athens

Athens Ga June 19 Special The centennial week at the University of Georgia begins with enthusiasm as top alumni events approach. Sophomore and junior exercises feature speeches by Claude Bond Cam Gorsey Middleton Johnson and others praised for practical, well trained oratory. Judge John Temple Graves concludes with counsel on laurels and perseverance awarding medals to Landers Walker Rob Graves and others.

Athens Phe Claude W. Bond Canon Devlalmer Cam W W. Gorsey Gate City Atlanta Middleton Bamuel Johnson Sargant S. Prentiss Mississippi William Henry Jones Macon Black Bulsy Glenn Walker Legwen Crawford Aviille Grady New South Joseph Parson Manley Billington Sanders Walker Monroe Surrey John Durham Wing Hill Blaine R. F. Park Department of Oratory Kenton Eugene Edwards Sylvester Wilson Moore Hardy Rome Walter Marion Jacreon Augusta Willia Walker Lewis Greenesboro Nicaragua Canal South Ereeee Wofferd Ragsdale Dallas Ira Wellington Willams Villa Rica John Temple Graves College Fark Graves University of Georgia Lapus Hannibal Ife

OLD GRADUATES ARE COMING TO COMMENCEMENT

Athens reporters note a parade of old alumni arriving for the centennial at the University of Georgia. Dr. Lewis Anderson of Appalachee Ga visits his nephew John T. Anderson. Dr. Benjamin M Palmer of New Orleans will preach the commencement sermon. General James P. Graves of Manchester Ga and his son John Temple Graves are also in attendance alongside Dr Thacher W Walker of Quanah Texas. The gathering promises memories and inspiration on the chapel stage.

Anderson Georgia Palmer New Orleans Athens Lewis Appalachee University of Georgia John T. Anderson Irving Benjamin M. Palmer James P. Graves Manchester John Temple Graves Graves Thacher W. Walker Quanah Tex

Corn Ellestone to be laid at Athens campus ceremony

Athens special reports tomorrow morning will feature addresses and essays by seniors and lawyers. In the afternoon the cornerstone ceremonies for the new dormitory and mess hall on the campus will be conducted by Mt. Vernon lodge under Grand Master Max Meyerhardt of Rome, with officers of the grand lodge and visiting brethren. The event includes a Master Mason’s degree and a history of Mt. Vernon lodge tracing sixty years of notable master masons from Thomas Moore to W. Dorsey, and lists many former leaders and dates through 1899.

Athens Pelock Campua Mt. Vernon Max Meyerhardt Rome Grand Lodge Brethren Rom W. F. Dorsey T. H. Jeffries Atlanta Henry Banks LaGrange G. M. Napier Monroe Mt. Vernon Ludge J. H MacDonna J. 8. McKie Tyler J. A Garebold I. A. Rubenstein D. M. Kenney J. ¥. Campbell T. W. Reed Mt. Vernon Lodge Vista Mt. Varnon Lodge Tel Mt Vernon Thomas Moore Georgia William L. Mitchel General Howell Stevens Thomas W. W. Thomas Southern Mutual Insurance Company DL. Aitehell W. P. Sage John 5. Linton R. M. Smith EB. J. Smith Thin City A. K. Childs Athens National Bank William King Henry W. Grady William Mr. Howard Lexington Coronel C. Dobbs J. H J. R. Crane Colonel Dobbs John Crawford H. FH. Lawton I. Hinddock W. Dorsey

Machen Goes to New York With Pleased View

Brunswick Ga June 13 President Machen and General Manager McDuffe were sent to New York by telegrams regarding the Brunswick and Birmingham railroad. They will stop in Atlanta to meet local capitalists and discuss plans for a proposed route. Robert Kuhn the banker inspected the road's terminal facilities and two shiploads of rails arrived while two construction engines and cars head there to push the build. Kuhn interests control about 4 million of the 7 million bond issue, prompting locals to expect Brunswick to become a thriving city under Machen’s leadership.

Brunewick Spectat3 Machen McDuffe New York Brunswick and Birmingham Atlanta Robert Kuhn Fnander Kuhn Brunswick

Barnesville Chautauqua Plans For Fourth Annual Assembly

Barnesville Georgia hosts the fourth Barnesville Chautauqua, June 11 to July 6, featuring lectures by John B. DeMott, Thomas Dixon Jr., G. A. Gearhart, Samuel Phelps Leland, and F H Richardson. Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs will present a notable entertainment segment with Mrs Hugh Hagan leading. The program includes Ralph Bingham, Wedemayer's Band, and the Chicago Glee Club, plus a teachers institute for state educators. Negotiations for Congressman Champ Clark to speak on July 4 are under way. Special rail rates and ample accommodations are planned to welcome visitors.

Barnesville Barnesville Chautauqua Association Chautauqua Assembly America South John B. DeMott Beaun Myt DeMott Thomas Dixon, Jr Hranklyn Dixon Barncaville F H Richardson Atlanta Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs Hugh Hagan Georga Ralph Bingham Chicago Wedemayer Fifth Regiment Chicago Glee Club Champ Clark Missouri Teachers’ Institute Bartlesville

Prizes Awarded to Lucy Cody Young Ladies at Athens

The Lucy Cody young ladies prizes were awarded across categories such as Voice harmony theory organ and piano. Winners include Miss Katie Jester Athens Miss Isabel Hillemans Athens Miss Pattle Hillaman Athens Miss Frances Meldrim Savannah and others with awards for arts history notebook and improvement in piano violin and oratory. The Tubman High School commencement in Augusta announced twenty five graduates with honors led by Elberta Wheeless Davidson medal Nellia Velete class medal Almira Read French medal Irena Moore Latin medal Helen Heenan mathematics medal and remarks by Major W F Alexander.

Athens Lucy Cody Mies Katie Jester Harvold Americus Saih Lucy Goodrich Marie Stevens Macon Air Duchoets Isabel Hillemans Pattle Hillaman Hstay Frances Meldrim Savannah Frances ‘Henley Bertha Davison Janie Miller Vilary Camilla Me Orter Lexington Louise Ulard Columbus Kate Hodgson Tubman High School Augusta Tubmanih School Opera House Elberta Wheeless Davidson Nellia Velete Almira Read Irena Moore Helen Heenan W. F. Alexander

Special Train Through Griffin To Chattanooga

A special train passed through Griffin headed to Chattanooga carrying General Superintendent T. P. Kine Superintendent of Transportation S. Jett General Passenger Agent J Halls and Superintendent B. Epperann. They planned to give instructions to employees along the line and arrange details for permanent charge.

Chattanooga Griffin T. P. Kine Jett J . Halls B. Epperann

C with a Tail Casearets Candy Cathartic TradeMark

An OCR fragment mentions the C with a tail symbol as the Casearets Candy Cathartic trademark on a light blue enameled metal bar. It notes the tablet stamp CCC and warns it is never sold in bulk. The text appears truncated and garbled.

Casearets Candy Cathartic C.C.C AH Aegeaists Rge

Cotton crop shows well despite rains in cotton country tour

Savannah analyst W W Morgan reports from twenty states that cotton acreage is rising but farmers remain cautious about large plantings. He notes overall crop condition is fair to good, delays from rains and cold snaps, and potential setbacks from heavy rainfall in South Carolina. Labor shortages appear overstated.

Savannah Ww. I. Morgan Mississippi River B. A. Cutts Mr. Morgan Mississippi Middle Western Tennessy Carolinas Morgan Alabama South Carolina

Stabbing in Macon Leaves Woman Injured. Suspect Arrested

In Macon Georgia on June 14 a man named Charley Williams stabbed Judith Sparks multiple times in a house. He fled but was found hiding in a locked room by Policeman Jerry Golden and arrested. Sparks was hospitalized with non fatal injuries and faces a slow recovery.

Charlie Williams Macon Charley Willams Judith Sparks Jerry Golden

Death of Mrs McCrary at East Macon home

The death of Mrs DeWitt McCrary occurred this afternoon at her East Macon residence. A highly cultivated, Christian woman, she was long a member of the Methodist church and well regarded by friends. She is survived by her husband, a daughter of fifteen, and is sister to Mr Ben L Jones. The husband is a druggist and former alderman.

Macon DeWitt McCrary Methodist Church Ben L. Jones

Gresham High School Graduating Exercises Held in Macon

A large audience gathered at the Academy of Music in Macon Georgia to witness Gresham High School graduates in Bibb County during a special graduation program on June 13.

Gresham High School Academy of Music Macon Bibb County

Dying Conditon of Athens Sanitary Inspector Dr Orr

Dr Josiah C Orr long prominent Athens citizen and former postmaster is in a dying condition at his home in Athens Ga Special report notes his wartime service as postmaster and his relations to Gustavus J Orr former state school commissioner and Hagar J Orr Atlanta justice of the peace

Athens Josiah C. Orr Orr Gustavus J. Orr Georgia Hagar J Orr Atlanta

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