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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
10
Portion of a legal notice shows a real estate loan transaction involving Haas. The fragment references a count or amount and an address tied to the loan, with unclear specifics. This brief item indicates formal financial action or filing in a public records context.
In Atlanta during Lent women embrace reading and lectures through the Atlanta Women’s Club lecture section. The program aims to offer a biweekly course of lectures through year end, promoting intelligent study and potential growth beyond traditional fiction. The effort reflects a shift toward educational engagement among progressive city women.
Georgia Governor Candler impresses as chivalrous at a social gathering in Atlanta where he entertains two bright women and fielded a riddle about why a kiss is the creation. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Leman, Mr Wall Black, and Mrs Moore, with elegant parting mementos of thread cambric handkerchiefs edged in Valenciennes lace.
Miss Frances Parr Nolen and Mr Charles H Pulley married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s father C L Nolen home on West Clinton street Huntsville. The small ceremony was witnessed only by relatives and intimate friends.
Remember the name Grain-O a nourishing grain drink praised as a coffee substitute. It claims to aid digestion strengthen nerves and be suitable for children and adults with benefits described. Priced about a quarter as much as coffee per package and sold by grocers.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Corrigan, who died Tuesday at 365 South Pryor, will be held at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with pallbearers James ONeill John Morris C J Simmons John Lynch C J Sullivan F J Doonan and Charles C Thorne and escort members Joseph Gatins Sr M Mahoney Dr R D Spalding A J McBride Dr Henry D McDonald J F Burke Robert Dohme John Gatins and Green Coid. Interment follows at once. Oriental Bazaar offers a full stock of oriental fabrics and novelties at 48 Whitehall Street.
Representatives of all the city church societies meet Thursday night to organize and sustain a public reading room. The plan, supported by the young people, has generated much city interest after months of effort.
A four act Victorian style comedy by Anthony Hope played to a small audience hurt by bad weather. The plot features a spirited heroine Lady Ursula disguising as her brother to duel with Sir George Sylvester, with witty yet slender dialogue and a mostly jaunty tone. Performances by William Morris and Miss Frances Drake plus Spooner Dramatic Company’s strong cast drew hearty applause despite the weather.
The enduring artist Mansfield delivers a masterful Cyrano with a vast troupe, setting a new height for drama and spectacle. The Chicago Symphony under Theodore Thomas travels with premier musicians, offering a rare southern orchestral program in Atlanta and drawing praise for its authoritative classics and refined performances.
Special report from Anniston Alabama February 28 states flagman E Selman of Albertville died instantly when his Alabama Mineral freight train struck him near Shelby tonight. He was reportedly a brother of Mrs N B Armstrong of Anniston with whom he lived.
Special from Huntaville Alabama reports that friends of General Charles M Shelley claim the conservative democracy in Madison County favors nominating Shelley for governor.
An advertisement claims Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy cures weak stomachs and regulates gastric juices boosting appetite and relieving heart irregularities. Governor Robert Taylor endorses its digestion aid. price is 50 cents per bottle, six bottles for five dollars, with sample requests and mailing details in Forsyth Street Atlanta.
J P Stevens Manufacturing Stationer at Atlanta promotes a large selection of fountain pens in plain barrels extra large for bookkeepers and gold filled or solid silver models with prices from 1.50 to 10.00. The ad lists standard makes Waterman Paul HE Wirt Swan and more and guarantees all pens with repair services at low prices.
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