Gainsfield Is Laid To Rest
The body of Kelly Brinsfield was buried in Oakland cemetery yesterday morning ending the tragedy of a young life. The coroner's jury believes Brinsfield committed suicide though detectives offer alternate theories. The bond of $5,000 will be paid, and the house occupants plan to move soon.
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Property levy notice from Northern District court case
Legal notice outlines a levy on land tied to multiple properties in Latham County and surrounding streets. It details parcel bounds, directions to the Southwest, and references to refrain from distraint on specific plots including inland property and land lots near Veable Pack and Ed Street.
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Prof Sparks to Lecture on An Old Virginia Gentleman
The Grand box office opens this morning for Atlanta Cure Association members to reserve seats for Professor Sparks lecture next Tuesday. Entitled An Old Virginia Gentleman, it will describe domestic life and Virginia conditions a century and a half ago. Sparks, a Virginia native, has long been with the University of Chicago and is a leading authority on early Virginia history. The Atlanta Lecture Association has received many requests to bring him, and attendees praise his culture and delivery.
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J H Lumpkin Confirms Fulton Grand Jury Recommendations
Judge J H Lumpkin of the Fulton Superior Court confirmed the grand jury’s recommendations and made appointments for notaries public and ex officio justices of the peace. J G Bloodworth was named notary public and justice of the peace for the Southern district, T B Coud to succeed himself for the Stockhead district, and W C Munday to succeed Judge W Irkin for the Edgewood district.
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The Passing Throng
Advance representative Leon Mayer reports Joseph Jefferson will open his spring tour in Atlanta on April 2. He will perform Rip Van Winkle at matinee and Lend Me Five Shillings with The Cricket on the Hearth in the evening, then tour Birmingham Memphis Nashville and New York before summer.
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Reform Committee Postpones Meeting to Next Tuesday
The Reform Committee meeting, postponed due to absenteeism, will reconvene Tuesday morning in the council chamber. Mayor Woodward issued notice urging all members to attend and submit reports. Macon County Democratic Executive Committee set May 1 for the primary to nominate candidates for state and county offices, with each candidate charged $3 to cover expenses.
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Southern Interstate fair fund grows amid strong Atlanta support
The Southern Interstate fair guarantee fund nears ten thousand dollars as local subscribers and noted business leaders send contributions. Secretary Martin works on a premium list for early distribution while committees canvass pledged amounts and await charter finalization.
Council street committee visits Lithonia and Stone Mountain
The Lithonia trip by Atlanta city council street committee combined business with pleasure as they inspected quarries and the crushery at Lithonia and Stone Mountain. Rain dampened plans for a gala, but barbeque by the Venabie brothers at Stone Mountain drew many members and friends for an enjoyable day. They left Atlanta at 10 o clock yesterday morning and returned last night.
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Grape-Nuts Promoted as Superior Nourishment Claim
Advertises Grape-Nuts as a superior nutrient source claiming higher absorption than ten pounds of meat or bread. Cites testimonials from H. G. Carpenter of Kansas City and asserts the product balances the body toward true health. Notes Grape-Nuts is produced by Postum Cereal Co. Ltd in Battle Creek Michigan and sold by all grocers.
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Railways Move to End Free Passes for G A R Delegates
Rail notes report surprise among Grand Army of the Republic members as railroads end free passes for national encampment delegates. Bands and advance committees now pay half a cent per mile, with solid round tickets and uniform dress expected. Also covered are railroad competition at Chattanooga and Seaboard links, personnel changes, home ownership trends among railroad workers, and proposed rate changes for grain shipments effective April 10.
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Food Show Draws Crowd Despite Bad Weather At Gate City
Despite heavy weather a large audience attended the Pure Food show cake walk at the Gate City Guard armory. Performers danced gracefully and the cake walk proved popular. Tonight's cake walk will be repeated and cooking lessons by Misa Lucy Andrews of Philadelphia attract many women with two daily sessions at 10 am and 3 pm, the afternoon class being free.
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Operators and Miners Will Confer in Eastern Tennessee
In Knoxville on March 23 special dispatch reports a conference to be held next September with miners union representatives to fix the 1900 1901 wage scale for Coal Creek Jerico Middlesboro and Oliver Springs districts. Operators aim to align the eastern field scale with a 14 percent northern increase and may concede to adjustments.
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Determined on First County Committee Eleven Members From County at Large
The Fulton county democratic executive committee will meet at TL o'clock in Judge Reid's courtroom to set a primary date and assign polling place duties. The panel lists eleven members from the county at large, two from each ward, and one from each district, with many ward and district names named.
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