Will Speak for South at Chicago Banquet
Colonel W A Hemphill has been invited to speak for the South at a June banquet in Chicago honoring President McKinley. About 1,500 guests will attend at the Coliseum, with a nine o clock arrival and a seven o clock banquet. The joint committee of the Union League Club, the National Business League, and the Tillmon Manufacturers Association organized the event, with Hemphill slated to address Southern interests. He will depart Atlanta June 5 to attend the affair.
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W. A Hemphill
Chicago
McKinley
Bir Coliseum
Union League Club
W National Business League
Tillmon Manufacturers’ Association
McKintey
Yates
Garrison
Tian Beague Club
East
United States
Hemphill
Hemptall
Atlanta
Bill in Equity Filed in U S Circuit Court
Charlie Hubbard of New Jersey sues Annabella Morrison Angus Morrison Sr and John E Morrison of Fulton County Georgia to enforce a lien on real property on Crew Street Atlanta lot 16 city plat for 2900 dollars with interest as money borrowed. Judge Newman set a June hearing and ordered service on non resident John E Morrison and the occupant of the property.
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United States
Equity
Charlie 4
Hubbard
New Jersey
Annabella Morrison
Angus Morrison, Sr
John E. Morrison
Fulton County
Georgia
Crew Street
Atlanta
Newman
Jon E. Morrison
Bogus liquor cases cited in U S court action
In U S court yesterday John L Hopkins Sons acting for Carlos Siegert Alfredo Siegert and Louis Siepert distillers of Isle of Trinidad under Dr J G Blemmert Hija filed an injunction against A L Furstenburg Empire Liquor Co of Atlanta. They accuse fraud in bottling Angostura Bitters and selling inferior product. Damages claimed at least 5000 for alleged misconduct and counterfraudulent practices in the trade.
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United Meses
John L. Hopiins & Sons
Carlos D. Siegert
Alfredo C. Siegert
Louis EB. C. Siepert
Isle of Trinidad
J. G
United States Court
Trinidad Distillers Binese
Empire Liquor Company
Georgia Railroad Freed From Carrying Baggage On Five Cent Fares
At a Georgia railroad commission meeting the Georgia railroad was relieved from the duty to haul baggage on five cent fares to Decatur. The line cut the fare to five cents to meet streetcar competition, but passengers pressed for baggage allowances of 59 to 160 pounds. Officials argued this was excessive and the commission agreed to relieve the railroad from hauling baggage on the low fare.
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Georgia Railroad
Railroad Commission
Decatur
Georgia Road
We Never Load A Cannon shopping notice
We advertise a stock of clothing furnishing goods and hats for men and young men with low prices. A careful inspection will show fit finish and fabric second to none. Visit when you have leisure to try on garments. We offer new ideas and no trouble to us but benefit to you.
High School Field Day at Exposition Park This Afternoon
Readied for a major public schools field day at Exposition Park with ten field events and two track races. Atlanta Athletic Club backs the event as public school boys form a strong turnout, with events including high jump, broad jump, shot put, hammer, and a 220 yard dash.
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Exposition Park
Atlanta Athletic Club
Clack
SFM
Officers Athletic Association
Jimmer F. Simmons
Marshall HE. Tone Jr
George A. McDaniel
Transurer
T. R Phillips
Roy Dorsey
Rosert Cheshira
Charles D Smith
Harry Fisher
George A. ‘McDaniel
Ietic
T. W. Nunnally
Clarenes Bell
Rowin Jones
Cohen Loeb
Herman Hing
Teyd Greer
Lester Heir
Atlante Athletic Clus
George W. Adair
Arnold Brogies
W. R Tichenor
EH Grenn
Julian Harris
EG. Cobanins
Theodore Teepel
Ink Fisher
R. T. Bostrom
M. Ht Lane
A. Ivby
SR Werner
Serord Beri
Beutell
F/ Stone
A. © Kemp
B. Fitzgerald
P. Simmons
A. Irby
S J. Morris
T Jackson
H. Fisher
C. F. Stone
C. Hemp
R. EB. Bostrom
F. Probst
M. H. Lana
C. F Stone
G. W. Nunnsily
Vickery
P. Sullivan
R. Dorsey
Frontlin
T. Welsh
BL Sisson
Man Arrested for Alimony Contempt in Lumpkin Court
Henry H. King, a railroad engineer, was jailed on a contempt charge for failing to pay alimony and fees in a divorce case. His attorney says he left Atlanta to seek work, returning recently ill with malaria and rheumatism, and requests liberty to earn money and satisfy the court order. The contempt hearing is expected before Judge Lumpkin this afternoon.
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Lumpkin
Henry H. King
McEntyre
Tye
King
Goodman & Hailman and Co
P. Goree King
Atlanta
Becade
Revert J. Jordan
Saturday Half Holiday Attracts 300 Atlanta Firms
More than 300 prominent Atlanta firms agree to close their stores at 2 p.m. every Saturday afternoon through September 1 to grant bookkeepers stenographers clerks and other workers a half day. The movement started with Harry Schlasta cer about a decade ago and is now widely followed.
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Atlanta
Harry Schlestacer
Citywide weekend closure brings rest and recreation
A broad citywide agreement signed by numerous households takes effect today, promising rest and recreation for thousands of workers across all city districts. The plan emphasizes generous Saturday closures and wider leisure time for employees citywide.
Fourteenth commencement of Southern Dental College tonight
The fourteenth annual commencement exercises of the Southern Dental College will be held tonight at the Grandar house at 9 20. Diplomas and medals will be conferred on graduates and those with special distinction. The program includes prayers, musical selections, sections for degree conferral, an annual address, and the delivery of medals. A public invitation is extended for attendance.
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Southern Dental Colleges
Southern Dental Colle
Grandar House
Morse
Board of Trustees
Sheppard W. Foster
Dean Weltzes
Italy
de Stefand
Howard van Epps
Henry
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Bernard
Samuel Lumpkin
Ealt March
von Barr
Bradley Slaughter's Fine Paid or Arranged, Police Cease
Police told to stop searching for Bradley Slaughter after sheriff indicates payment or arrangement of the $18 fine and costs. Friends insist he remains in the city and has a few days to satisfy the judgment. A report notes lingering questions about the Graft case and Slaughter's whereabouts. Also, a Sunday school to illustrate songs with stereopticon views.
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Ita
Slaughter
Bradley Slaughter
Constitution
St Eatonton
A. P. Stewart
First Baptist Sunday School
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Ad
An 1902 testimonial ad argues that overwork harms health and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for nervous prostration and related conditions. It cites H B Sweatt of Reed's Ferry NH and endorses the pills for blood nourishment and nerve support with pricing and availability details.
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The
Mirror
Manchester
N. H
Wiliame
H. B. Sweatt
Reed's Ferry
Dr. Willams
James P. Tuttr
Notary Public
Wiliams
St. Vitus
Williams
nil @ealere
de. Williams
Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
New Annex Was Lighted at Court House Scene
The new courthouse annex was brilliantly lit last night during a test of the gag and electric heating system recently installed. Lights from basement to top floor showcased the building and entrances, creating a striking view for onlookers.
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Court House
Mrs Swift Laid To Rest In Oakland
Mrs Anna Swift died in her eighty second year at 73 Formwall street and was laid to rest in Oakland yesterday. The funeral, from the death residence at 4 pm, drew a large turnout of friends and neighbors. Rev Dr Knight officiated at the ceremony with many floral tributes. The brother undertakers of C H Swift served as pallbearers.
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Atlanta
Oakland
Anna Swift
Bertha Pendleton
Formwall Street
Dr. Knight
C. H. Swift
Valise Found Says Owner May Be Nearby
A large valise containing ladies and children's clothing was found last night under the Butler Street culvert by a negro boy who notified Officer Cuker and Officer Doyal. Inside was an envelope addressed to Mrs Jusie Hollen Bilijay Ga and another with the name Katherine and a Moultrie postmark. Items appear valuable. officers believe it fell from a passing train or was stolen and seek the owner. Meanwhile George C Nealy is steadily improving after an appendectomy at Grady Hospital performed by Dr. Wiliam Perrin Micolson.
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Butler Street
Cuker
Doyal
Jusie Hollen
Bilijay
Katherine
Moultrie
George
George C Nealy
Wiliam Perrin Micolson
Grady Hospital
Keith's Claim 15 Paid By Board Amid Health Board Deliberations
At a Louisville city board of health meeting, Burton Smith moved to pay R A Keith 100 for extra services uncovering frauds in the sanitary department during Sanitary Chief Lowry's administration. The vote approved the amendment, and other topics included a proposal by M I Marx to remove carcasses for exclusive city rights, Oak land cemetery lots, a central milk depot, a milk misinspection report by A L Loyd, street sprinkling, and extensions for property connections. Keith’s work was praised, earning him the $100 settlement amid a broader session of public health concerns.
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City Board of Health
Burton Smith
R. A. Keith
Sanitary Department
Lowry
Keith
Benson
M. I. Marx
Louisville
Marx
Oakland Cemetery
Notter's Field
Dr. Bizzeli
A. L. Loyd
Board of Health
Stocks Coal Company
Blackburn
Johnson
Cherokee Avenue
D. Smith
McDaniel Street
Plumbing and Drainage Committee
Woodward
Chier
Roma Sold to William Parr & Co of Galveston
Steamship Roma in Galveston May 2 report that English underwriters have sold the British steamship Roma to William Parr & Co of Galveston. Terms of sale are private. The Roma had been stranded here during the great storm.
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Roma Sela
Galveston
England
Roma
William Parr & Co
Public figures clash over medical board and fat cat claims
The article recounts testimony about Keith's $250 claim for two days' services and Dr Richardson's defense of the board of health while Mayor Mims backs action. It also notes M. F. Marx proposing carcass disposal crematories in southern cities to save Atlanta money and profit the treasury.
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Quctor
Richardson
Mims
Eit Hall
Atlanta
A Kings Pawn by Hamilton Drummond
A stirring tale of Henry of Navarre marks Drummond’s latest novel. Editions sold out quickly with strong reader demand. Readers urged to secure copies from John M. Miller Co. in Marietta Street. Also notes travel routes via McAlester Shreveport and Greenville with details from J.P Daly TPA.
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Hamilton Drummond
Henry
Navarre
Drummond
Add Ypor
John M. Miller Co
Marietta St
Texas
Memphis
McAlester
Shreveport
Greenville
Orrates
Wmetables
J.P Daly
TPA. M. K and T System
Atlanta
Confederate Veterans Reunion Rail Fare Offer
Columbia South Carolina to return trip at 4 90 for the Confederate Veterans annual reunion. Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from Atlanta at the low rate good May 5 to May 6. Information Campbell House office or Union Depot. Brooks Morgan D P A.
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Confederate Veterans of
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