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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1901

Page

12

Undertaker confronts hospital over seized body autopsy row

A heated dispute erupts among Grady Hospital the coroner the police and a colored undertaker over the body of Lewis Bentley hurt in an accident and dying at the hospital. Undertaker Howard reportedly took the body without permission and refuses to return it claiming burial rights while officials debate autopsy authority and burial certificates. The coroner will not hold an inquest and authorities seek a lawful path to resolve possession and burial.

Undertaker Howard Bentley Grady Hospital Eber Police and Health Board Gray Hospital Board of Health Lewis Hentley Tas Ngaro Wag David T. Howard Howard Henalee Sanitary Department Jennings Edward Theody Lewis Bartley Broad Street Conner Stamps W . Roberts George Street Piedmont Avenue Howard Hospital Chief Hope Grady Trett Butler Street Auburnque Woward

Jacksonville Women Ask Aid Of Their Sex

Mrs Bevry Wrenn returned from Florida to report Atlanta women will aid Mrs Edwin G Weed in Jacksonville relief. The Daughters of the Confederacy and Home Mission society push ready made clothing and underwear as immediate aid, while Jacksonville residents describe a tornado of flame and the city’s heroic recovery spirit. Women and men coordinate through Mrs Weed’s home on Riverside for donations and distribution.

Jack Orville Liter Joseph Rare Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy Peachtree Street Edwin G. Weed Weed United Daughters of the Confederacy Florida Weel Bishops Windsor Hotel Aulen Wrenn John G. Cristopher Riverside Adies Mrs. Weed Aubrey Young Jacksonville Souare Edward G. Weed

City May Seek Ownership of Atlanta Chamber Building

The Atlanta city council discussed transferring the Chamber of Commerce building to city ownership to reduce taxes and save operating costs. A special committee was asked to report on a proposition from Chamber leaders to let the city assume its $37,600 debt and occupy parts of the building, with a net annual saving estimated at $1,500.

Chamber of Commerce Finance and Public Buildings Committee Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Aia Pubsic Worl I. Ae Aly Rvera City O Ught and Commodious Council Posscasson Newelty Jacob Fans W. A. Hemphill Peters J K Orr L. H. Beek Martin Adionta, Ga

Undertaker Holds Body For Funeral Arrangements

The undertaker stated he would retain the body at his place until tomorrow while awaiting instructions from the funeral fund payers and the deceased's relatives. He can obtain a burial certificate from the coroner or county physician and planned another consult with the hospital, board of health, and coroner.

Convocation of Knights Templars Represents Atlanta Leaders

The grand commandery convocation for Knights Templars will be held in Americus over two days. Atlanta figures attending include Judge John F. Wilkinson and John B. Dickey from Atlanta Commandery, Joseph Greenfield, Julius L. Brown, and Dr. L. P. Stephens from Cour de Lion Commandery. Thomas Fletcher of Forsyth serves as grand commander with B. C. Cutts of Savannah as deputy and F. C. Miller of Fort Valley as grand generalissimo. Only eminent or past eminent commanders are eligible for office.

Grand Commandery of The Knights Templars Americus Atlanta John FR. Wilkinson John BR. Dickey Joseph ©. Greenfield Cour de Lion Julius L Brown L. P. Stephens

Health Officer Ordinance Approved In City Council

The health officer ordinance amended by the aldermanic board passed the council and goes to the mayor for approval. It sets a two year term and July election, with debates over timing and a request for explanation why a matron has not yet been elected. The body also addressed traffic noise bans, tool theft controls, inmate attire, and a turf exchange ordinance along with railway track adjustments for Grant Park and related streets.

Tongino Board of Health Grady Interats Piedmont Park Gystion LaHatte Matt Reed Atlanta El'ga Cain Atlanta Cotton Tartery Aldermanis Board Longino Board of Volley Commissioners Cuggeson Garrett Garratt Suesson Kents Kentz Counci Belt

Our Working Girls and the Pinkham Cure Mentioned

A 19th century notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ailments common to working women including backache, menstrual pain, and leucorrhoea. A young woman writes praising the remedy after guidance from the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory, inviting others to seek free advice. The rest discusses city council matters about street extension, tax ordinance updates, and a proposal to regulate sale of second hand books to curb theft from schools.

Lydia E. Pinkham America

Labor Official Coming to Aid Big Rail Labor Meetings

Second Vice Grand Master Mator of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will visit Atlanta to arrange a series of major labor meetings. He bases in Peoria Illinois and plans to use a stereopticon exhibition to depict railroad life and labor on the road. Jerome Jones, Georgia state organizer for the Federation of Labor, was invited to speak at Memphis meetings but could not attend due to business matters in Atlanta.

B. of L. F Mator Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Atlanta Mr Mater Peoria Mater Jerome Jones Georgia Federation of Labor Memphis

Jamieson & Co. Fails to Meet Obligations

Chicago May 6 Jamieson & Co a major stock brokerage firm at 199 in Salle street west has defaulted unable to meet obligations on the New York stock exchange. Mr Jamieson says the firm will pay creditors in full though customers were short on stocks and margins to cover advances. Funds expected by Jamieson failed to arrive today forcing him to close all deals.

Jamieson & Co Chicago Salle Street New York Stock Exchange Jamieson Jamieson Gd Co

Interest in Collier Estate Claimed by City Trust

The Capital City Trust Company filed a claim for one eighth of the John W. Collier estate yesterday in the office of the ordinary. The two stores at 75 and 87 Whitehall Street and 115 acres of estate property are involved. The property was inherited by Cogl ier and the company asserts ownership to that portion.

Collier Estate Capital City Trust Company John W. Collier A. L. Kontz Whitehall Street Thiar Inte C. A Coglier

Travel Notice for Confederate Veteran Reunion Trip

Do not purchase tickets to Memphis until you check schedules for going and returning. Southern Railway advertises quicker hours with a direct line. Through coaches and sleepers available. Brooks Morgan D P A Kimball House Atlanta.

Memphis Southern Railway Brooks Morgan Kimball House Atlanta

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