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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1905
Page
10
Early spring health hints warn timely actions can prevent serious sickness. The message stresses that work cannot be done when illness strikes, urging readers to heed seasonal guidance for protection and productivity.
A local ad notes a sale on rubber cushions labeled Hodgman none better and promises comfort during days in bed. The promotion emphasizes a weekly special price to draw buyers.
Commerce March 13. White men were found gambling in an upper room of a private boarding house last Saturday night. A ladder was used to reach the window, evidence was gathered, and the participants were arrested. They pleaded guilty before Mayor Key and each owed bonds of 60 dollars plus costs. Officials had long sought evidence to convict.
Personal notice announces Mr. D. Bazemore purchasing half interest in F. Davis & Co real estate business. The firm will be Davis and Bazemore at 4086 Gould Building, Bell phone 2395, with Mr. Frank Davis continuing as partner and broker.
In Commerce Georgia on March 13 a two year old boy named John Clark suffered a severe foot injury in the seed room of the Southern Cotton Oil Company. His foot was caught in a seed elevator and mangled. a Black laborer stopped the belt, preventing complete amputation. Doctors fear possible removal of the foot to save the boy.
The Cunard steamer Lucania, which returned to this port last night with damage to her starboard hawse pipe and two plates below to check, will take longer to repair. It is not expected she will resume her voyage to New York until tomorrow.
William A Wright stated he will require Georgians to return for taxation stock in foreign corporations located in other states. The instruction targets Georgia stockholders in mills across the Savannah River and in Lanett Alabama, plus stock in railroads. He called the issue res adjudicata, citing U.S. Supreme Court rulings that such stock is taxable property in Georgia. He said Fulton case involving Georgia Railroad and Western of Alabama has no bearing on this main point, and owners must return the stock or face double taxation.
In a Honey Grove Texas letter Colonel John M Fuller nearly faced a Waterloo from ailments. He tried a family doctor with no relief, then used Electric Bitters which he says cured his dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease. Sold and guaranteed by druggists at 50 cents a bottle.
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic scheme envisions three direct lines to Birmingham and a coast route from Atlanta to the Atlantic, with a possible Georgia Florida and Alabama extension via LaGrange. It aims to place Atlanta at the center of a new southern network linking coal iron lumber fruit and cotton districts to Gulf ports and national markets.
Captain Jacob Emmel assistant chief of the Atlanta fire department died of Brights disease at Grady hospital after a long illness. A Civil War veteran and longtime public servant, he led the volunteer force and later the paid department. Funeral set for Thursday at Marietta street chapel with Westview cemetery interment.
Anaemia weakens vitality and blood quality prompting a fat producing, blood enriching remedy. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as strengthening and enriching the blood and building up the entire system. Free sample offered by Scott & Bowne at New York address.
Jon L. Dorsey a blacksmith of 276 Sunset avenue shot himself through the heart with a pistol in a beer saloon at 300 Marietta street yesterday afternoon. His death was instantaneous. Dorsey had a son who worked in the
At a saloon yesterday, a man left to serve a Deer order. He returned moments later as a pistol shot rang out and the proprietor lay dead. A coroner’s inquest found the death was a self inflicted act sparked by a letter, whose contents the family claims are false.
The armored cruiser Colorado, built at Cramp's yard and handed to the government, sailed from League Island for Porto Rico. It will join maneuvers off Culebra, then coal at Pensacola before a speed and endurance run to Boston.
A woman registered as the wife of A L Johnson at the Maine hotel on Walton Street was found dying and died hours later. An unlabeled chloroform bottle and an empty bottle with a similar label were found. A man registered as A L Johnson and his wife on prior Sundays and vanished after paying for another day. An inquest is set for 10 o'clock. The clerk and chambermaid gave conflicting statements about the couple and the identity of the woman.
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