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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1906

Page

16

Attack on Higher Critics Shocks Tabernacle Crowd

Attendees at the Tabernacle Bible conference reacted with loud praise after Dr. Robert Dick Wilson argued for the integrity of all Bible departments. Dr. Broughton urged standing on the old Bible as young scholars joined the audience in applause and song. Dr. Chadwick spoke twice and Professor A. C. Dixon opened a new evangelism series as the conference continued.

A. C. Dixon Samuel Chadwick Robert Dick Whitson Abraham A. T. Pierson Melvin Trotter Tabernacle Bible Conference Robert Dick Wilson Broughton Wilson Chadwick Dixon

Crutchfield Bound Over on Assault with Intent to Murder

John H. Crutchfield, owner of offices in the Peoples building, was bound over by Justice Ormond on a charge of assault with intent to murder after a dispute with Wheeler Wilson, vice president of Holbrook Household Specialty Company, over money due on a clock. Crutchfield posted $500 bond. A bullet struck Wilson in the ribs, leaving an ugly wound. Crutchfield was arrested and later released on bond. The case will proceed in superior court. Plumbers Push Johns Street Sewer Plan. Master plumbers adopted resolutions urging sewer construction on Johns Street and sent them to City Clerk Campbell for transmission to the council.

Glock John H. Crutchfield Machinery Deater Peoples Building Justice Ormond Crutchfield Wheeler Wilson Holbrook Household Specialty Company Atlanta Johns Street Campbell General Council

Mother and Child Nourishment Promoted by Scott Emulsion

Let the mother take Scott's Emulsion for the two, as it never fails to benefit both. One can eat for two, but nourishing two requires strength. It helps overworked and luxury-driven people alike, defending against exhaustion. A wonderful food for a mother and child. BCORT & SOWNE, Pearl Street, New York.

Scott Bcort & Sowne Pearl Street New York

Dockstader Minstrel Show Captivates Grand Audience

The Grand presented Lew Dockstader and his southbound minstrel troupe to a packed house last night. Highlights included Dockstader’s crowd pleasers Everybody Works but Father and Cares Quit Work and a lively gallery ruse. The program also featured Manuel Romali in Tittle Moses with a dramatic tableau, plus O’Brien’s Bargain Day in a Department Store.

Great Dockstader Minstrel Company Lew Dockstader South Mr. Dockstader Mr. Dackstader Dockstaner Mr. Tof Ray Dockstader Piedmont Mr. Dockstater Nef O'Brien Wiso Rossy Mr. Murphy Apa Maverick Brundet Texas Charles H. Hoyt Mr. Murphy

Tax Gatherers Hold Convention in Macon Ga

The state convention of tax receivers and collectors met in Macon with twenty to twenty five members present. Delinquent taxpayers dominated discussion while Mayor Bridges Smith welcomed officers including Tax Receiver Robert Anderson and Collector Albert Jones. President M McCormick was reelected as were Secretary Treasurer J P Calhoun. Next session set for March 1907.

Constitution Bureau Second Street Macon State Convention of Colleetora Bridges Smith Robert Anderson Albert Jones M. McCormick Robert E. Park Hind County Lanier M EL McCormick J. P. Calhoun Pole County Marcas Joe Hill Hall Gtste

Wheeler Family to Attend Memorial in Atlanta

The Wheeler family plans to attend the Wheeler memorial exercises in Atlanta on the 27th instant. Misses Wheeler and Major Jac Wheeler and others expect to be guests of the city after a telegram to Colonel Thompson Hardin Jones confirms at least four members will attend. The invitation went to 3,000 veterans, with decisive financial contributions already received.

Wheeler Major Wheeler Jac Wheeler Atlanta Thompson Hardin Jones Wheeler Memorial Association Mies Lucy T. Wheeler

Fighting Fate and Running for Office at the Bijou

A great river tale headlines next week at the Bijou with Miss Carrile Lamont and her metropolitan company in Fighting Fate as the star. Running for Office draws crowds despite bad weather, delivering catchy music and wholesome comedy as the company shines from principals to chorus. The engagement runs five more performances including a Sunday and Saturday matinee.

Carrile Lamont Larry Louse

Cold Weather Brings Heavy Rain and Storm Damage

Atlanta yesterday saw the heaviest rainfall of the year with 2.60 inches in eighteen hours. A fierce electrical storm damaged the Second Baptist church fire and damaged telephones, disrupting streetcar service as rain is expected to continue then drop to freezing tonight.

Atlanta Second Baptist Church

McDougall Appointed General Superintendent in Atlanta

W B McDougall of Birmingham has been officially named general superintendent of the Atlantic and Birmingham railway with headquarters in Atlanta. He was previously with the Southern railway here and recently served as principal of Norwood School in Norwood Georgia.

W. B. McDougall Birmingham Ala McDougall Alabama Atlantic and Birmingham Railway Atlanta McDougal Southern Railway Norwood School Norwood, Ga B. S. Branham Oxford Norwood Schools

North Carolina Pine Association Meets at Lorfels

The North Carolina Pine Association, with Virginia and North Carolina interests, represents $20,000,000 and outputs 1,200,000,000 feet annually at a Norfolk Wisconsin gathering on March 14.

North Carolina Pine Association Lorfels Norfolk Virginia North Carolina

Convention Opens At Monticello Hotel With Pine Forest Speaker

The annual convention opened today at the Monticello hotel with about two hundred operators and lumbermen from distant states in attendance. Morning reports of officers were heard, and the afternoon saw committee meetings. A banquet was held tonight. Gifford Pinchot, forester of the national forest service, is among the speakers.

Monticello Hotel Gifford Pinchot National Forest Service

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