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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1899

Page

3

McKinley Prepares for Washington Trip From Thomasville

President McKinley spends a restful Sunday in Thomasville and plans to depart for Washington Monday with Vice President Hobart. Emory Smith arrives from Tampa to join discussions on Cuba, while Hobart recovers from recent illness and stomach trouble seeks bracing northern air.

Thomasville McKinley Washington Emory Smith Cuba Hanns Tampa Senator Hanna Associated Press

Miss Hanna Catches Wildcat in Melrose Chase

Miss Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna and her cousin Howard Hanna chased a large wildcat from Melrose plantation. The daylight pursuit ended with the cat captured, a feat praised by veteran sportsmen and noted as a triumph for the Hanna group.

Thomasville the Times Senator Hanna Ruth Hanoa Howard Hanna Melrose Plantation Hanna Cquain

Youth Steals Freight Ride and Kills Brakeman Near Calhoun

Rome reports Walter Whitfield an eighteen year old white youth from a poor family fatally shot a Southern Railway brakeman during a theft of a freight ride near Calhoun in Gordon County. The suspect fled into the woods and remains at large as authorities pursue him. Whitfield has a history of theft including pension money from his father and has long been considered incorrigible.

Rome Walter Whitfield Southern Railway Calhoun Goenton County Whittekt Tha’ Nesta Whitfield Whitfelay

Avericus Stockholders Work to Save Windhorst Hotel

Avericus Ga March 25 special report on efforts to save the Windhorst hotel from mortgage sale for 9000. At the annual stockholders meeting a new board pledged to work to pay the mortgage and preserve the property. Local capitalists hold the $300 mortgage and directors seek a bonded debt to cover expenses and interest, with local investors likely to subscribe.

Avericus Néw “Board of Directors Americas

Making Large Hay Chop in Sumter County

Farmers of Sumter in Americus Ga discuss diversified farming and hay crops at a Sumter County Agricultural Society meeting. Last year thousands of tons of fine hay were baled and sold locally, and this year even more attention is expected to yield an enormous crop.

Sumter Ball Americus Sumter County Sum Ter County Agricultural Society

Milledgeville Runaway Horses Trample Woman

A runaway driven by frightened horses caused chaos in Milledgeville Georgia near Hancock Street and the post office. A colored woman and a Mason were thrown from a wagon and trampled. the woman suffered serious injuries and is expected to die, while a boy was seriously hurt but likely to recover. The wagon was torn apart and the horses were stopped at the Central depot about a mile away.

Milledgeville Milledgevile J. R. Handrick Hancock Street Mas Son East Hancock Non Central Depot

Weller's Sudden Death Passes Through Rome to Louisville

Rome Ga March 26 Special The remains of Mr William Le Rue Weller of Louisville passed through Rome this morning from Ocala Fla He was seventy eight died Friday heart failure He and wife spent winters in Florida He built and endowed the Toursville Baptial Orphans Asylum and supported it for over thirty years He was wealthy and influential in Louisville kept up many charities

Rome Louisville Kyr Willam le Rue Weller Loulsville Ocale Pla Arthur R. Sullivan Florida Waller Loutavile Toursville

Foot Protruding Uncovers Drowned Man Remains

Two Negro boys fishing near the Quastangula river mouth on the west bank of the river found a human foot protruding from a log chute. The body was identified as John Berryhill, one of two men drowned weeks ago from a wood raft. The clothing snagged on nails aided the recovery effort.

Rome Fifth Avenue John Berryhill Berryhill

Twelfth New York Regimen Returns from Cuba Home

The Twelfth New York regiment arrived today from Matanzas Cuba on the transport Meade. Enthusiastic reception marked their homecoming with good health reports and little illness aboard quarantine. Lieutenant Clausen of company F brought his Cuban wife, who speaks only Spanish, and they wed about a week ago.

New York Twelfth New York Regiment Matanzas Cuba Meade Cubs R. W. Leonard Clausen Twelfth Regiment

Athens Night School for Working Girls Growing Fast

In Athens Georgia the Hast Athens Night School for working girls and boys is expanding monthly. The Athens Manufacturing Company provided a neat schoolhouse and the school holds a circulating library of 100 volumes. A reading room was opened for attendees. Enrollment is about one hundred. The article notes a postponed hearing in a mandamus case related to county representation in a division of profits.

Athens Beys Athens Manufacturing Company

Avericos Ga Considers New Telephone System

Efforts continue in Avericos Georgia to establish a second telephone system as the current service fails to satisfy. City council faces a decision tomorrow night on franchise approval for the new company amid local debate and promise of improved service. A Georgia barbecue event in Columbus highlights community life as the process unfolds.

Avericos Magen Franchses Atexiere Promis

Fight in Macon hotel and civic notes from March

A mysterious hotel room fight in Macon last night drew no names of the combatants. Inspector General observers expected to arrive in Macon today to inspect military and political gossip. Local church lectures and meetings fill the weekend as Macon events include a Travelers Protective Association ball on April 5 and a state convention in Augusta with new Bibb Manufacturing, Southern Phosphate, and Winn Johnson affiliations listed among attendees.

Macon Constitution Bureau Brown Ballenza Christ Episcopal Church F. Raesa Auapires Travelers’ Protective Association Hestia Post Augusta F. Hanson Bibb Manufacturing Company A. I. Harper Southern Phosphate Works J. E. Polnil Winn, Johnson & Ca Joseph Jefferson Academy of Music James T. Wright Pruhim Ang Savannan Cathood Speer Paul Turner McDonough Henry County Thomas W. Troy Honduras Hia Bob Holmes Cuba Clearing Havre Association of Murray

Inspector General Obear to Review Macon Militias This Week

The piece notes an expected visit by Inspector General Obear of Georgia to Macon to inspect volunteer military companies, decide disbandments, and assess reorganization. It mentions the Macon Volunteers as potentially the only well-organized unit among four, with the Floyd Rises and Macon Light Infantry having not reorganized since the Spanish American War. It also covers plans for Army and public notices, plus local civic updates and events in Macon.

Obear Georgia Macon Batttle Macon Huesars Floyd Macon Light Infantry

Resignation of Dr. Sweeney at Richmond Seventh Street Church

Rev. Dr Z T Gweeney resigned tonight as pastor of the Seventh Street Christian Church Richmond largest Virginia church. He announced after a sermon on Is There a God and the packed crowd moved to tears. Resignation was accepted and he leaves at once for Paris Kentucky to be with his father and family.

Richmond - Christian Church Richmond Z. T. Gweeney South Turkey Seventh Street Hayas Sweeney Eaid Priety Paris Tomorry Dleo Very Mr. Bus Ind W. B. Stradley Prinity Church Jesus Dr. Stradley Christ

German musician A By Roehrig dies at Quitman mystery lingers

Quitman Ga March 2 special report on A By Roehrig a German musician who died here two days ago. He claimed no relatives in Chicago yet had ties to a family in that city. A photograph and two New Year cards offer clues. no address provided. He spoke of education and means and seemed estranged from kin. The cause of silence and death remains a mystery.

Quitman Roehrig Chicago Smith Southern Art Company Carl Rensing Norfolk Lyckeonville Fla Tallahassee Ames Binjtt Roshing

Clergy Decry Palmetto Lynching and Urge Honest Office Holders

In Georgia churches Dr Len G Broughton denounces recent Palmetto lynchings and urges public leaders with duty above office to curb mob law. Rev W B Stradley preaches at Trinity church urging trust in God. First Methodist hears Rev Walker Lewis on Life in Christ and announces Easter services and revival plans with Dr Hy J Bigam assisting.

Len G. Broughton Palmetto Georgia South Justica First Methodist Walker Lewis Carlet Lewis Hy J. Bigtam

Milledgeville Hosts Georgia Y M C A Convention Farewell

Milledgeville Georgia hosts the Georgia Young Men's Christian Association convention with closing address by State Secretary Waters McGill. Delegates give short talks and adopt resolutions thanking Milledgeville hosts the First Baptist Church Georgia Normal and Industrial College and railroads for support. Adjournment follows farewell prayers and undecided next year’s site.

McGill Milledgeville Waters McGill Atlanta R. B. Moore 3. W. Manning J. Ms. Moore Mesers. Matthews New York Buell Alabama Gates Georgia Young Men's Christian Association Tha Joan Young Men's Chistian Association of Anna Ita First Baptist Church Georgia Normal and Industrial College Middle Georgia Miliary and Agricultural College Railroads of Georgia Brecey Sellers Brother & W. McGi Muccesa PB. H. Doyal H. M. Johnson W. BP Wheeler

Leonard Leads In Narrow Billiards Standings

Only one game was played Saturday night at Jack Wilson's billiard parlors. Leonard leads the tournament as Patillo and Clayton chase second place. Morrison put on speed in the final moments while Patillo faded. Standings up to date show tight competition and promise an exciting run.

Leonard Patillo Clayton Jack Wilson Bilard Howard Patilo Hal Morrison Morrison Mare Pabile Ag Pee Wit Ees Nish Ime Leotard Patilio Sota Clayton I Pisea

Japan Not Affected by Competition Says Knapp Report

Dr Knapp reports to Secretary Wilson from Washington on Japan China and the Philippines. He says fear of competition from Japan in agriculture may be dismissed and that Japan will increasingly import farm products from the United States while expanding manufacturing. He notes changes in China and Philippines suggesting gradual shifts in agriculture and industry, with U S supply support.

Washington A Knapp Department of Agriculture Japan China Philippines Wilson Knapp United States Manila Philippine Philippine Islands

Chattanooga Pipe Works Wins Consolidation Deal

Chattanooga Tennessee March 2 Speciel information shows the pending countrywide consolidation of cast iron pipe works including American Company plants is concluded. Chattanooga’s plant receives 50000 dollars with four leading stockholders in the city. The foundry will pass to the new owners April 18, while the operation rapid growth is noted. Over a thousand steerage passengers are mentioned in the dispatch.

Chattanooga Pipe Works Chattanooga Tenn Chattanooga Foundry and Pipe Works Omnes Ilia Siited

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