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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1909

Page

10

Atlanta council weighs two franchise bids for Piedmont Power and railway

The electric and railway committee of Atlanta heard arguments on Piedmont Power Company seeking a perpetual franchise and Atlanta and Caroline Railway Company requesting a franchise extension from April 1 to November 1909. The panel postponed final action to Saturday and planned a report to the general council next Monday.

Piedmont Power Company Atlanta and Caroline Railway Company Albert Howell Jr Preston Atkwright Georgia Railway and Electric Company Mia Arkwright All Horse Car Companies Jane Fig Howell Atlanta Pew Company Curtis Councilman Chambers Courtland Winn Allapta and Caroline Railway Company Xon Grosa Fraienlss General Council

Salary increase at Grady hospital meeting

Grady hospital trustees plan a meeting on the last Tuesday of the month to consider elevating the hospital superintendent’s salary to 2400 dollars and to request 85000 dollars for new floors. If the superintendent’s salary is raised to 2400 dollars, W B Summerall is believed to be elected superintendent.

Grady Hospital

Lammons Sailed Away From Geneve County Superintendent Figure Behind

Montgomery March 1 specials report that J M Lam mons the Geneve County education head is $8900 behind in funds. His books were shipped from Port Townsend by express and it is suspected he has left the United States for good. His wife and child accompanied him. An examination of the books and funds due teachers will occur after bond company adjustments.

Lammons Montgomery J M. Lammons Geneve County Port Tanna United States Ozark

Sliced Lemon Dishes and Jelly Service Sets

An advertised line describes sliced lemon dishes in glass with silver deposit decoration as attractive tableware. Variants include jelly dishes with jelly knife, smaller ice cream sized pieces, and sets with spoons in an attractive case. Prices listed: $2, $1.25, $2.50, $4, and $0.50.

Farwas Chosen by Commission for Prison Farm Site

The state prison commission selected a tract south of Macon for a 39 farm for white convicts and sent a report to Governor Smith. He will investigate the property before approving purchase, with four options identified in Turner, Laurens, and Tift counties. Names include Dwight L. Roberts of Savannah and J D Smith, while the final site awaits gubernatorial approval.

Smith Atate Commission Macon Dt Im Jcommiasion Greer Turner County Dwight L.roberts Savannah J D Smith Laurent County

Night Riders Fight Over Lake in Union City

Union City Tennessee March 11 The legislative committee investigating a possible state purchase of Reelfoot Lake, site of recent night rider outbreaks, began work this afternoon. West Tennessee Land Company members, claiming lake ownership, said they would sell for an agreed price in a few days. J L Moster urged title investigation, and the committee planned a lake visit Monday to assess conditions before returning Sunday. The state purchase proposal came from Governor Patterson amid local disputes and threats tied to the night rider episode and related deaths. The report also notes a marginal, unrelated mail order offer for Garces Pure Rye whiskey appearing in the text.

Union City Tenn Legislative Committee State of Tennessee Reelfoot Lake West Tennessee Land Company Ware J L Moster Patterson Land Company Ight Rider Guestio Renkin

Post Office for City Hall in Atlanta Considered

A city council special committee held its first meeting to seek a post office site for Atlanta’s city hall. Councilman Amorous to chair a one person committee to confer with Congressman Livingston to urge the U.S. government to grant the existing post office building once the new one is completed. The site for the present post office was donated by Allents.

General Council Martin F Amorous Amorous Livingston United States Atlanta Allents

Spanish Royal Visit Shifts Amid Andalusian Stay

In Seville the king and queen spend early spring in Andalusia making the Alcazar their temporary base during Holy Week then head to Madrid. Afterward they will move to Grane in the Guaderramé mountains before the expected May couchment. Meanwhile Joseph Anselmo and son Charlie Anselmo are jailed on murder links tied to a Sicilian victim found in Baynu Techo. authorities suspect a Mafia plot behind the crime.

Seville Spain Andalusia Alcazar Castile and Leon Madrid Grane Guederramé St Martie le Joseph Ansalmo Charlie Anselmo Siciliaa Baynu Techomegr Sasurdar

Mobile Restrained From Tax In Mo City

In the United States district court today a judge granted an injunction against the city of Mo restraining collection of a 110 license tax on the Postal Telegraph. The move halts enforcement while the case proceeds, affecting the tax authority and local business operations.

Mobile Am Marco Ruuge Mote

Treasury Reclaims Exemption Lapsed Military Fund

The 1907 military appropriation of 847 2110 for equipment reverted to the state treas ury after six months, despite a claimed exemption. Attorney General Hart says the exemption is not binding and the fund is returned to the general fund. About 3 million dollars remain available for current year needs including tornado aid and troops' funds. Governor Smith awaits Adjutant General Scott's report on needed assistance and will act promptly.

Hart Wright Smith A Gcott Cuthbert Scott

Sully Ordered to Pay Woman 15000

New York March 11 Justice Gorwan in the supreme court ruled that Mrs Grace W Savage, who sued Daniel Sully the former Cotton King, to recover 15000 she entrusted to him for cotton speculation, is entitled to the full amount with interest since May 1908. It was shown during the trial that Sully invested her money in a soap company that later failed.

York Gorwan Supreme Court Grace W Savage Daniel Sully

British empire expands with Siamese cession of Kedah and Tringan

A Bangkok treaty signed yesterday cedes to Great Britain fifteen thousand square miles in Siam. The states of Kedah and Tringan will join the Malay federated states under British administration. British capital of £9,000,080 will fund railroads south from Bangkok.

England London Bangkok Siam Great Britain Kalanian Tringan Kedah

Monitors Arkansas and Nevada Renamed by Navy

Washington March 11 The navy department changed the name of the monitor Arkansas to the Quark and the monitor Nevada to the Tonopah to stop naming battleships and armored cruisers after states. The switch aims to align vessel naming with established conventions.

Washington Navy Department Arkansas Quark Nevada Tonopah

Grand Reunion for Georgians in Southern California

The Georgia Society of Southern California plans a summer grand reunion for Georgians in the region. New officers were elected March 3 at Maple Hall Fraternal Brotherhood Building Los Angeles with R P Burton as president and J A Te Susner as sergeant at arms. The group invites all Georgians to attend the April meeting at Maple Hall for setup and entertainment planning.

Los Angeles J A Te Susner California Pacifi Coast Phil H. Brady Mapie Hall Fraternal Brotherhood Figueroa Street Ninth Street

Ohio Loses 370855 28 By Local Option Law

Columbus reports show a drop of 37085528 in state revenue from the January settlement ending December 20 1908 due to local option law effects. The period began with 7809 saloons paying a 5600 tax and the state receiving 108641644. last year 948 saloons yielded 434108022, a loss of saloons and revenue. Jesse M. Smith dies at 62 in Washington, former interstate commerce commissioner and Confederate veteran. Burial planned in Huntsville Alabama.

Columbus Ohio Ros County Fullington

GOLD DUST cleans best without soap or chemicals

GOLD DUST claims all cleaning power for dishes clothes pots floors and more without any soap or harsher cleaners. The copy extols the product as a safe vegetarian powdered soap with purifying ingredients, promising easy work and saving strength and temper.

New Railroads Spur South Georgia Prosperity

A Nashville based dispatch notes rapid railroad construction across South Georgia. Projects include Sparks West to Moultrie, Sparks connects Georgia Southern and Florida, Valdosta and Moultrie line, McRee to Broxton, Milltown to Ray’s Mill, and a Madison Southern line toward Perry Florida. Georgia and Florida gains daily service toward Augusta, with bridges and maps progressing and leadership from L. J Johnson and others signaling regional growth.

Eugene Ray Nashville South Georgia Pineville Cooktown Poplarville Oaktown United States Spark Jst Moultrie Montezuma Sparks Georgia Southern Florida Georgia Berrien Adel Adi Sparks Parks Adelio Georgia Southern and Florida West Coast Perry Valdosta Valdosta and Moultrie McRee Broxton Milltown Ray's Mui St Marys Waycross Lkely Ware Clinch Camden Chariton and Pierce Araffresh L. Johnson L. A Wilson George R Yoummot M Sweat J M Bell Sessoms FH Murphy George Deen Madison Southern Railroad Fte Eald Perry Fl

Cordet Talks Invites Women to 3 PM Event

A newspaper notice invites all women to attend Miss Scott's Corset Talk this afternoon at three o'clock. The invitation emphasizes cordial attendance and participation for women.

Miss Scott

Brave ferryman Bob Goodwin dies saving others in river

Montgomery reports Bob Goodwin ferryman for W A Henderson drowned after helping others on the Alabama River. He saved lives, earned a gold medal for bravery, and was mourned by Mr Henderson and Elisha. The river has claimed many in Montgomery’s history, with frequent drownings and a local cemetery bearing the remembered names.

Montgomery Bob Goodwin W A Henderson Alabama Bob Mr Henderson Silas Louisville and Nashville Railroad Rize Mr Bliss

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