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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1899
Page
8
A historical council at Winneburg's castle erupts when Count Winneburg clashes with Archbishop Treves over chairmanship. The archbishop is toppled, the count reasserts authority, and imperial intervention follows at Frankfort where Emperor Rudolph orders a court confrontation. The scene ends with Winneburg summoned to answer for his defiance before the imperial throne.
A notoriety claim promotes an electric belt and suspensory to restore manly vigor. It promises instant nerve awakening and full strength within thirty days of trial, with testimonials from various named men. Readily offers to refund if not satisfied and urges writing to Prof A Chirystal for details.
A duel of pride unfolds as Count Winneburg disrespects the archbishop in Treves. The emperor commands the count to travel to Treves and publicly apologize, while the archbishop only accepts in full meeting of all nobles. A drawn out scene ends with a parchment absolving the count, amid a wine filled triumph in Treves.
The Gainesville postoffice will relocate tomorrow from Arlington Block to the Hudson house. Postmaster Farrow outfitted the new office, touted as one of the state’s best. The move faced local opposition but proceeded after appeals to Washington. Residents expect smoother operations once settled.
In a New York hotel dining room a well-dressed young man faces a tipless future after a waiter exposes his paper collar. Elsewhere Captain Norman of Battle Creek, a reputed millionaire, donates to the Seventh Day Adventists conference, meeting Elder Westphal in Brazil along the way. Reports also note South African match factory concessions and a deputy-mrompted tragedy at Greenwood Cemetery where Captain Lark dies by his own hand following family strife.
An independent cotton mill deal was closed in Decatur on March 2 between J A Campbell and C N Henson of Citizens Bank and Trust of Chattanooga and the Decatur Land Company and Riley Hoff bankers. The $326,000 move begins immediately with machinery ordered from Dayton Ohio.
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