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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
10
A South area shop showcases Chambertin Johnson DuSose shirt waist suits in a wide range of fabrics and styles. Advertised prices span from 3.50 to 25.00, with designs featuring wash percates, Madras, Chambray, voile, and lace embroidery. The collection includes street wear and hot weather styles with sailor collars, surplice fronts, bishop sleeves, and tailored flounces.
Among the daintiest summer effects the shop presents soft China Silk Waists in black and cream. Options include allover tucked or plain styles with stitched fronts and tucked collars and cuffs. Prices run from $3.95 to $5.00.
In Whitehall street window a display of waists from Seesna Royal Wonagram and Sohn Lorsythe features striped ginghams solid colors and delicate embroideries. Prices range from 1.75 to 25.00 with styles including lace tucks globe embroidery and crinkle effects for travel and daily wear.
A city fat committee meeting discussed tax ordinance changes affecting Spellman Seminary. The panel plans a special session to hear public input on taxing unoccupied land linked to the seminary while trustees argue charitable school buildings are exempt from taxation under state law.
A Syrian fruit stand owner claimed insult when an American called him dago in a dispute over starch and taxes. The quarrel escalated to a police court hearing as both men described the exchange and the judge noted the spring fighting.
Savannah attorney WW Sheppard yesterday applied to the prison commission for executive clemency for Zenus Warnell who is serving twelve months in the chain gang after a conviction for assault and battery. The case centers on Warnell’s alleged rescue of John Henderson from bailiff Glen Hall during transport to jail, leading to Warnell’s own conviction and a $3500 fine or year in the chain gang.
Mrs Zola B Cook editor of The Colquitt Liberal marries Joseph Toole in Colquitt at the Baptist church. Friends and students attend as organist Miles Besale Adams plays, vows are spoken by C C Bush, and guests dine at the bride's home with Mrs Bird, Mrs Cowart, and others assisting. The bride is a widow with one son. the groom a widower with four children. The couple will reside in Colquitt and continue farm duties while starting their new life together.
A fragmented note mentions AOC Sky BRE dogs and 2a Bae wis in unclear context. The readable bits suggest names or initials tied to a local item or listing, but details are incomplete.
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