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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

8

New Zoo Adds 17 Animals and 13 Fowls in Grant Park

The Grant Park Zoo in Atlanta reports 17 new animals and 13 waterfowl arrived by express, including a zebra, lions, pumas, leopards, porcupines, an emu, baboons, and several monkeys. The addition, funded by a $5,000 donation from Georgia Railway and Electric Company president Arkwright, plus city support, aims to boost the zoo’s appeal and prevent extinction threats. Names proposed for some animals reflect donors and local figures.

New York Express Mazeppa Georgia Hon Grant Park Cap Charles Winkie Dan Jim Key Arky Jerome Gentry Theas Thurrhase Dan ‘Carey Grant Perk Joyner Preston Arkwright The Georgia Railway and Electric Company Arkwright Proaton Chief Joyner Atlanta Mr. Arkwright Park Board Georgia Railway and Hleckle Company Park Commission Ita

The Cowboy and the Lady at Grand Tonight

The Fawcett Stock Company returns The Cowboy and the Lady to Grand tonight after a night off. Clyde Fitch’s melodramatic western tale blends intrigue and humor with a strong performance by Miss Jane Wheatley as Mrs Weaton. Next week Jane Wheatley stars in Gloria Quayle with Regan Hughston as Rev John Storm in The Christian.

Fawcett Stock Company Clyde Fitch S.cosseos Jane Wheatley Weaton Misa Maxine Elliot Custis Ralph Stuart Cusino William Qulette Stuart

Orphans of Atlanta Enjoy Ride in Autos as Guests of Owners

In Atlanta 306 orphan children from local homes were hosted by wealthy sponsors. Robert Shedden and volunteers arranged a motor parade along Trinity Avenue to Ponce de Leon, with eight cars, candy, ice cream, and a merry atmosphere. Children laughed, rode, and ended with a return by Georgia Railway cars.

Orphans OF Atlanta Bayville Girltown Alladin Robert F. Shedden Httia Onas Trinity Avenue Whitehall Street Forsyth Street Robert Shedden Td Inman Charity Ryan Jack Cohen Bob Clarke Wiliam G. Humphrey A M Whaley Tom Pacples Joe Nash Stafford Nash Bill Jones Hugh Robinson Ed Inman Mayor Joyner Rawson Street Capitol Avenue Whitehan Ly Whitehal Street Ponce de Laon Moving Picture Theater Jake Locee Ponce As Leon Eugene R. Black W. R. Hammond W. H. Kiser George Howard John J. Woodside H. Hi Schaul V. Krei¢shaber R. Sonn Don Klein Honng Sheltering Arms Decatur Orpana Home Hapeville Georgia Railway and Electric Light Company

Amateur Night at Pastime Theater Prompts Local Histrionic Trials

The Pastime theater on Perchtree street hosted an amateur night with over a dozen aspirants for acting roles. Performances sparked mixed verdicts from the audience, with some contestants applauded and others given “The Hook” sentence as they sought stage recognition.

Perchtree Street Atlante Eighth Avenue Theater New York Dearborn Street Chicago

Texas reports her first bale in from the new crop

Houston Texas June 20 Cleveland and Sons received the first bale of the new crop by express from E M Ruthven of Run Hidalgo County Texas. Last year the first bale arrived July 2 1961 the earliest bale before this was June 22 1961. The bale will be sold at auction tomorrow.

Houston Tex Cleveland & Sons Express E. M. Ruthven Run Hdalgo County Texas

Compliments Paid to Fifth Regiment After Jamestown Visit

After the Jamestown Exposition, Colonel Clifford L. Anderson received personal compliments from high military officials. A letter from H. N. Cootee, first lieutenant of the Twelfth United States Cavalry and James town military secretary, commends the Fifth Georgia regiment for its excellent sanitary conditions in camp.

Georgia Clifford L. Anderson Jamestown Anderson H. N. Cootee Leutenant Twelfth United States Cavalry Jamestown Exposition Norfolk

Public Invited to Attend Big Shorthand Contest

Seventy two students enrolled in a free shorthand demonstration at Hagwell Business College. The public is invited to a Friday evening contest at 198 Peachtree Street Atlanta venue. Instructors invite other schools to enter mixed-level demonstrations and announce new classes starting Monday.

Hagwell Business College Hagwell Westners Rollege Peachtree Street Ewrers Cuma Uing Bagnell Business College Peach- Tree Street Atlanta Bell

Inspection report praises camp condition and medical staff

On June 17, 1907 Colonel Difford L. Anderson of the Fifth Georgia Infantry Atlanta reports inspecting the camp after departure on the 6th. He commends Major and surgeon Dr John W. Duncan for tireless sanitary work and congratulates Colonel for the regiment’s excellent state.

Difford L. Anderson Fifth Georgia Infantry Atanta John W. Duncan N. Coots Twelfth United States Cavalry

Forrest Daughters raise fund for Nathan B Forrest monument

Rome Ga June 20 Special The Forrest chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy raises funds to erect a monument to General Nathan B Forrest. Several hundred dollars already collected. A benefit performance will be at the DeSoto park Casino tomorrow night, proceeds to the monument.

Howe Daughters of Confederacy Necessary Fonda Rome Forrest Chapter the Daughters of the Confederacy Nathan B Forrest DeSoto Park

Troops for Fullman Porters Charged with Insulting Georgia Lady

C G Collins of Muskogee and J Carter of St Louis were accused of insulting Mrs Clifford McDonald en route from Mexico to Retdaville Ga. They were jailed at Rusk penitentiary after a militia restrains a mob. The pair claimed they aimed to assist the woman and protests were misread.

Georgia Laag Tex C. G. Collins Muskoges J . Carter St Louis Bire Clifford GrcDonald Mexico Retdaville

Woman Shot in Alleged Accidental Dispute in Sylacauga

In Sylacauga Alabama on June 20 Mrs D Granley 45 a widow living in cotton mill quarters was discharged from work when a pistol operated by Mrs Emme Reeves 26 discharged fatally wounding Reeves in the abdomen. Granley claimed the shooting was accidental and Blanley was arrested. Reeves died about 30 minutes later and Granley was bound over to the grand jury in a $1,000 bond for further investigation.

Sylacauga Ala D. Granley Emme Reeves Blanley

Grand Auction Sale of 51 Edgewood Lots in Colquitt Hill

A grand auction offers 51 Edgewood lots fronting Arizona avenue with elevated views into Colquitt Hill across the street. The sale notes prior subdivision success, rising values upon future annexation into Greater Atlanta, and easy financing from local banks. A $100 gold prize plus twenty five and ten dollar prizes will be awarded at closing.

Colquitt Hill Arizona Avenue Edgewood Colquitt Hill Settlement Kirkwood Decatur Atlanta

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