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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1909

Page

10

Bishop Gaines Says Offices for Negroes In South

Washington report on a conference between Bishop Gaines of the A. M. E. church and the president. Gaines expresses belief the president will treat the Negro race fairly and aims to retain office positions in the South.

Gaines Washington Ines Blenop Gaines Ater South

Sold at 212 Marietta Street in $914,400 cash deal

Dr Floyd McRae’s real estate firm BM Grant & Co sold the property at 212 Marietta Street to M R Berry for 914,400 cash, or 8 per front foot. The lot lies on the east side between Magnolia and Foundry. Nearby Marietta Street activity suggests rents and prices will rise after new wooden block paving is laid.

BM Grant & Co Floyd McRae Marietta Street M. R. Berry Magnolia Foundry Thia

Mme Steinheil Held For Double Crime In Paris

Paris reports the preliminary inquiry found sufficient evidence to formally accuse Mme Steinheil of premeditated murder in the deaths of her husband Adolph Steinheil and her stepmother Mme Japy. The magistrate says her statements contain contradictions and rejects a gang theory, indicating she planned and carried out the double murder to gain inheritance. Also noted is Co Noyes's election to the Gridiron Club in Washington.

Paris Mme Steinheil Adolph HE. Steinheil Mme Japy M. Andre Assise Mme. Stelhefl Mme. Steinhei! Heresilf

Publication of the Schedules for Air Trains and Departures

Following a reply from President C A Wickerupam chair of the board of control of the Tez Ania station, plans were made to publish arrivals and departures of air trains in morning and afternoon papers. Chairman G L McLendon of the railroad commission addressed Checks Harman to coordinate publishing all passenger schedules at the union depot and the terminal. The matter is expected to be worked out within days to provide convenient schedules, a request echoed by Travelers Protective Association members.

C. A. Wickerupam Tezania Wtatiba Ciairman G. McLendon Railroad Commission Checks Harman Comiral Union Chadman Molendon Herman Wickersham Union Depot Teaminal McLendon Atmoia Travelers’ Protective Association

Money for Chanler Gains Spotlight in Virginia Farm Case

An application to raise the annual allowance for ex husband of Amelie Rives, John Armстрong Chanler, from the Chanler estate is before Justice Fitzwereld in the New York Supreme Court. Chanler, once confined as insane and now living at The Merry Hills farm in Jobham, Virginia, is described as a society figure and capable manager. The committee, led by Thomas T. Sherman, seeks an increase from $10,000 to $14,000 yearly.

Amelie Rives New York Chanter John Armstrong Merry Hills Jobham Justice Fitzwereld Supreme Court Virginia Bloomingdale Chanler Thomas T. Sherman

Millard Back After Illness Returns to Pulpit

The Rev. W M Man D D pastor of Poore de Leon Avenue Baptist Church resumes duties after a six month absence. He is reported restored to health and had been away while the pulpit was filled by Rev. W Jasper Howell.

Er. Duntas W. Mman D.D Poore de Leon Avenue Baptist Church Atty Lesring W. Jasper Howell

Roanoke and Furman pastor Millard resumes duties this spring

In Roanoke Virginia the church grants Dr Millard a March leave and plans his return in April. Dr Poteat and Rev Howell cover March, Howell preaching today, Poteat the next two Sundays. Millard’s recovery is steady and he resumes work the first of April. The Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church has grown to about 400 members and contributes richly to denomination benevolences.

Millard Poteat Atlante Miers Ponce de Leon Avenue Bute Piaca Stheerd Nis Church Popee Dar

Educational meeting at Clark University program

An afternoon educational meeting at Clark University, Central Avenue Methodist Church, 2:30 pm. Dr. A M Soule, president of the Agricultural college at Athens, will discuss What a Systematic Training in Agriculture Will Do to Help the Negro. Ex Governor W J Northen speaks on what the state ought to do to help the Negro. The program includes sermons, music, and talks by Rev J A Rush Ray Miller and J W Bowen among others. A contribution will be asked to help rebuild the barn destroyed by fire last summer.

Agricultural Department Clark University Central Avenue A M. Soule Agricultural College Athens W J. Northen J. A. Rush Theo” Ray Miller Hoh. Oliver Eop Sohne Red Breet Dentist Church Magic—Aouth Tiants W. J. Nerthet Georgia Rey JW Bowen Gammom Theological Seminary A. M. Soule Athena Hi ®. Stockbridge Southern Ruraltet Rev. L. Johnson Atlanta

Shot His Wife And Killed Farm Hand In Calamity

Rufus A. Humphries a farmer twelve miles from Jacksonville Florida shot and killed Tom McManus a farm hand and seriously wounded his six year old wife The couple reportedly had improper relations The husband surrendered in Jacksonville and is jailed The wife remains in precarious condition no further details provided

Jacksonville Fla Rufus A. Humphries Tom McMnus Hie MecManua Humphries

Ocmulgee River Flood Damage Reported in Macon

The Ocmulgee river has risen above its banks following days of heavy rain, causing extensive damage to properties along the river from Macon south toward the South Base area. Numerous property owners report significant losses as floodwaters inundate riverfront areas.

Ocmulgee Macon Hare Saat Base Tetty Nave

Luckie Street Improvement Plans Move Ahead

Luckie street from Forsyth to Spring and nearby streets near a residential area are eyed for a future business district development. Taxable value could rise by 100000, with grading and widening of intersecting streets. County grading, waivers of damages, and funding details hinge on council action and county decisions.

Luckie Street Forsyth Spring Aekst Luckie Abderman Press Huddleston Roads and Bridges Board of County Commissioners Fulton County Commynsionera Adair B. Turman Rank F. Rice Eugene and Gordon Mitchell John W. Grant Edwin P. Ansley Walter G. Cooper Mr. Adair Alsc James Fairlie Gene Poplar Adair Torman Council Ogree

City plans mixed by local property owners near Luckie and Fairlie

Property owners along Walton Cone Poplar Luckie and adjacent blocks push for major new structures. Plans include a 12 story apartment block on the Moore estate, a business building at Lachin and Fairlie, five stores with apartments on Luckie Fairlie, a four story office on Luckie, an insurance tower on Luckie, a ten story freeroof hotel at Poplar Forsyth, and a ten story auto building at James and Fairlie. Council endorsement needed before county approval.

Walton, Cone, Poplar and Luckie Streets Moore W. W. Draper Eaborn Wright Hugh McKee Witmer Moore A. T. H. Brown Forsyth Fairlie Insurance Realty Trust Company A. L. Cussie Poplar Forsyth Streets John W. Grant Edwin P. Ansley James and

Council Okays No Public Nuisance Ruling In Beer Case

Satesboro Georgia March 13 The council reviewed the Groover case after petitions from 406 women urging him to stop selling near beer and return the cross of honor. Groover refused and faced a mayoral ruling, a public nuisance charge, and a 60 fine. The council did not uphold the mayor’s declaration of a public nuisance.

Satesboro J. B. Groever Groover Confederacy Seinsboro Strange Yeu

Sully Urges High Tariff to Protect Southern Cotton Mills

Washington correspondent Jake Corrigan Jr. reports Sully urging extreme protectionism to develop southern cotton mills. He cites annual imports of manufactured cotton products valued at hundreds of millions, arguing tariffs on cotton goods would enable domestic production and reduce reliance on Europe and New England exports.

Jake Corrigan, Jr Washington Anecal Daniel J. Bully Sullya South New Emgland Warift Trarthul Busi Cotion Harape Seacoast United Utes Germany England Dagage

Sparta Mercantile Firm Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Neary Blanchara and Co of Sparta filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Macon court. Schedules were filed for the company and individuals. The case was referred for adjudication.

Sparta Concern Macon Neary Blanchara & Co Sparta

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Comenvasion Je County Suthorkle Morst WIM Ge Taft Marietta ST Mme. Steinheil Noyes Co. Noyes Washington Mar Commission Harman MUSE Police de Leon Avenue Baptist Roanoke BE. M. Poteat Furman University Greenville Wesley Hirahbure Junius W. Millard Ponce de Leon Haptiat Northen Charlie Perry Samuel Charles Perry Lockport N. Y Ferry Duffy aJtute Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester Atx Ana Cass Heshester N. C Rochester Bank of Trust Company Dun‘a Bradstreat Bee Ao Hee W. Ng Rice Maan Ademas Ace Gredit Woodland Cossemeria Ota Woodland War Wis Pat Crigier Crigher Dept Woorle Sully Malles Draggiste Ant. H. Buller University Place
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