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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1901

Page

7

Sanitary Crisis Warns Public as Town Overcrowds

May 5 report from Tooksotville Florida warns outsiders to avoid the town amid overcrowding and rising suffering. Relief leaders cite broken water mains and sewer pipes causing no flush water at the Duval and Everett hotels, with conditions described as terrible and the risk of epidemic if relief is delayed. Railroads cancel summer excursions to curb arrivals while locals cope with scarcity of meals and beds.

Tooksotville Fla Specia Minor Fowden Vinzant Relleginz Jadgervile Lst Relief Committee Duval Everett

Endeavorers Will Meet At Moore Memorial Church

The local Christian Endeavor Union plans a Thursday night meeting at Moore Memorial Church at 7:45. The program includes scripture, talks, hymns, and committee leadership papers led by Rev C Cleveland and Mr Stanley, with perfomances by the Central Congregational Church quartet. A prominent visitor may attend.

Moore Memorial Church Union of Christian Endeavor Societies Byan Will Hubbard A. FB. Holderby Central Congregational Church Quartet B. L TC. Cleveland Stanley Willem Shaw Mfrs Tenie G.T. Lewis

Commencement at Gammon Dr Gilbert Preaches Day One

The Gammon Theological Seminary commencement opened with four services attended by a free audience. Rev Levi Gilbert D D editor of The Western Christian Advocate delivered the baccalaureate sermon. The programme lists daily examinations lectures lyceum exercises and a series of orations by ministers and educators through Thursday with diplomas awarded at the close.

Gammon Theological Seminary Levi Gunert Western Christian Advocate Cineionatt Levi Albert Western Christan Advocate Cincinnati William F. Stewart Stewart Missionary Foundation For Africa Boward L. Parks Levi Gilbert Gammon Hall L.T. Townsend Gammon Lyceum L. T. Townsong D.D Robert Fr. Jones Southwestern Board of Trustees Gammonhall Music Oxford Symmony Haydn Bowen Musstanley Lord Handel Charlen L. Dunn Macon Miss Clark University John F. Thweatt Tuskegee Ala Tuskegee Institute Ofstion Melvin N.’ Royal Nixburg Alabama State Normal School William Jones Stevenson Alabama State Normal School Jesus W. Belix Waters Austin Tex Wiley “University Mildred Smith John Adams Atlanta Linegin_ university Robert W.W. Winchester A.B Madison N. C Bensnett Colleg Black Manly Samuel Kingstown St. Vincent B. W Tuskegee Instituta Raclan Necro Cyrus L. Williama B.S. Lexington C. Allen University

Cardinalate insignia to be conferred in Baltimore

Father J E Gunn of Sacred Heart church travels to Baltimore to attend the May 8 ceremony where Cardinal Gibbons will confer the cardinalate insignia on papal delegate Mgr Martinelli. The event draws Catholic officials and religious observers, with earlier Atlanta visit recalled with interest by Catholic and Protestant communities.

J. E. Gunn Sacred Heart Church Baltimore Mar. Martinelli Catholic Church of Mgr. Martinelli Cardinal Gibbons Mgr Martinelli Atlanta

Delegates Picked for Memphis Reunion by Camp A Wheeler Cavalry

At a recent meeting of Camp A Wheeler's Confederate Cavalry Atlantans were chosen as delegates to the Memphis reunion. Leading appointees include Colonel John S. Prather Captain John A. Miler M. R. Taylor J. B. Toole J. S. Dowda Nathan Lyon Joseph Kingsbury with alternates George A. Webster Dr. T. D. Longino Dr. C. D. Hurt W. C. Dodson P. B. Lawrence H. A. Boynton P. L. Fuller John W. Hughes.

George A. Webster T. D. Longino C. D. Hurt W. C. Dodson P. B. Lawrence H. A. Boynton P. L. Fuller John W. Hughes

National League Games At Athletic Park Reported

National League action from Cincinnati and St Louis and Chicago and Pittsburgh describes rough grounds, crowding, and notable pitching. Noodles Hahn shines for Cincinnati with a 7 3 margin while Breitenstein and Nichols duet for St Louis. attendance listed as about 6000. In Chicago, Waddell loses despite a late three-run hit as Pittsburgh rallies. 11000 on hand.

Cincinnati St. Louis Ineinnatic Athletic Park McLes Noodies Hahn

Trolley Car Manners and Southern Industrial Rise

Hartford Courant notes open cars invite spring styles and seat etiquette, detailing women sit near doors, men yield awkwardly, and end seats hinder entry. Louisville Courier-Journal reports Philadelphia chosen for Southern Industrial Convention June meeting as southern wealth firms expand, promising strong northern turnout.

Hartford Courant Bath Anguis Louisville A&o Horn of the South Philadelphia Industrial Association

Detroit Triumphs Over Cleveland In League Clash

Detroit beat Cleveland 10 to 3 in a May game at Detroit with Scott sparking the offense and Schriver allowing only three hits through seven innings. Barret and Pickering excelled on defense as attendance reached about 7,000 in Detroit.

Detroit Cleveland Mich May Scott Ali Schriver Barret Pickering Schriever Buelow Fenger Sheridan Arenasan Shreveport New Orleans Millett Little Rock Sampie McGuire Abbott Memphis Tenn R. HB Little Rock Offollios Memphia Clargese Jackburn Lynch Shields Kathoff

Senator Fairbanks Not a Suitable Republican Candidate

Rochester Union and Advertiser comments that Senator Fairbanks of Indiana, touted as a potential GOP candidate for the presidency, is deemed unsuitable by the paper. It argues the American people do not want a president who parades vanity and extravagance, mocking appearances and personal style as a misleading measure of leadership.

Rochester Union and Advertiser Fairbanks Indiana Wii

Horse racing entries and results from Chicago and Louisville

A dense list of race entries and weights for numerous horses across Chicago and Louisville meets. It covers First through Sixth races with entries such as Millenelle, Kenilworth, Expeli d, and Belle Nunter, detailing distances, purses or selling status, and numerous horse names, owners, and assigned weights.

Louisville Polly Bixby Rodd Monnett Chanton Joo Tekla Farrell Albert Vale Handcum the Develti Mias Blarney Couslene Bagder Maid of Dundes Misa Thomey Sallie Green Stayre Drummond Isabel Ethel Wheat Hernando Senator_Beveridge Wild Pirate Sannazarro The Puritan Alar Bcheck Joe Frey Schorr Prosper la Gal the Butcher Ses Ubiers Whitfield King Spud Caldwell Moor Gowaing Fonsaline Princess Ottille Fleuron Lee King Sim Tener Onamastus Bcome Barwister Cincinnati Jucama Woodtrice Goodale Strathbrocek Sauber Banquett Abe Furst Rooerte Lee Cancha Laura Lady Ida the Tramp Durrell Freluctant Ruth Parks Patchwork Tom Curlee Lilian Hoffman Ida Quicklime Otte Little Sable Hansford Dr. SC Ayres Virgle O. Qutiirst Waterhouse Stasner Sweat Dream Lot Thomas Aleie M. Crescent Queen Anxious Brena Chicago Millenelle Mingo Lucycket Minerva Alean B. Lena Schaty Irkutsk Nimble Down Chanson Sly Maid Kenilworth Miss Bennett Mr. Smith Figranthe Smith and Howard Jim W Frank Ireland Merito Idl Hampshire John Clarke Ed Austin Bert Largent Harry Brennan Strangest Trebor Myth Bi Caney Cova Paine Doustésswivel Thuriéa Dagman Kentucky Babs Phidias Excelsis Papa Harry Hoods Brigade Mary Bubilin Otis Helen Print Zoralde Miss Dora Deve Summers Its Satin Coat the Caxton John Buil Diaz Glenbow Vedas Dissenter I Aurea Lua Pati Maitre Beane Wax Taper Hobart Sharn Bird Indred Lindenella Mead Gonne Fridolin Miss Aubrey the Geeser Miss Mac Day Verus Prince Real Wsqueath Harbee Lis Louisville Belle Belle Simpson Forte C. Pt James Greyforge Inuando Celeste d'Or Joe’ Doughty Miss Patron Bomste

Atlanta Boy on Furlough from Hospital Corps

John B. Peyton of Atlanta is at home on a twenty day furlough. He enlisted at the start of the Spanish American War in the twenty ninth volunteers, later serving as ward sergeant in the hospital corps. He aided a burning powder magazine crew at Fort Morgan and earned brief acclaim. Peyton now weighs 386 pounds and plans to take the hospital steward exam.

John B. Peyton Hospital Corps Atlanta Mr. Peyton Twenty-Ninth Regiment of Volunteers Fort McPherson Philippines Fort Morgan Alg Artillery Corps Peyton Reglar Army

Sunday League Organizer Call From Evangelical Ministers

Dr A P B Holderey, chairman of the Sabbath Desecration committee, calls for an Atlanta Sunday League to enforce Sunday laws. Meeting at 10 30 tomorrow at the YMCA to form the league with ministers laymen and citizens. aims to stop violations in Fulton County and Atlanta.

Evangelical A PB Hoaldersy Evangelical Ministers’ Association Atlanta Sunday League Young Men's Christian Association League Ministers’ Association Fulton County Atlanta Citigens A. BR. Holderey The

Baptist Union Banquet Set for May 17 Guest Dr Mullins

The Baptist Social Union plans a banquet at the Kimball House on Friday evening May 17 with Dr E T Mullins, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, as principal guest. Mullins will deliver a short address to union members. The executive committee overseeing arrangements includes Pendleton, Jones, Kemp, Connatty, Cogledge, Roberts, Pittman, Orr, Paxson, Malone, Crenstaw, Draper, Campbell, and Day.

E. V. Mullins The Baptist Social Union Kimball House E. T Multins Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Loulavite Mullins South Banauet Union Iudec Joan T. Pendleton Bam G. Jones Aseph Kemptom TG Su. Connatty F. G Cogledge J. B. Roberts F A Pittman W W. Orr F.J Paxon A.W Malone William Crenstaw W. W. Draper M. G. Campbel TJ. Day

Mrs Farnsworth Dies in Macon

Mrs Farnsworth died yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter Mrs George W Macon in Macon. She is survived by two sons J A Farnsworth and J J Farnsworth and her daughter. The remains will be interred in Dalton. Farnsworth was eastern agent of the Plant system in New York.

Farnsworth Macon KE. A. Farnsworth George W. Macon New York Alts

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