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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1901

Page

5

Speer Encourages Settlement Of Tennille Cotton Mill Lawsuit

In Macon Georgia on May 1 special coverage notes Judge Speer suggesting a pause for settlement in the bankruptcy case of Tennille cotton mills. He urged counsel to halt litigation and seek a cooperative plan to keep the mill operating, stressing regional economic benefits and the risk to investors and local industries if forced sale occurs.

Macon Tennille United States Ty, S Schofeld Lono Company Tennille Cotton Mills Speer Tennile Savannese Schofield Massee Lumber Co Burka Cottor Cvedit

A Reunion and Banquet for Mercer Alumni in Macon Ga

Mercer University alumni in Macon Georgia are invited to a biennial reunion and banquet in the alumni gymnasium on Tuesday evening June 4 from 6 to 10 o'clock. Ex-Governor W Worthen, president of the alumni association, urges former students and graduates to attend. More than 200 are expected. the event aims to show support for the college’s vigorous programs.

Worthen Mercer Macon W. ~. Worthen Alumni Association Triewalat Mercer University Alumni Gymnasium Nfe Beilerges Dante Webster

Jones Opens in Savannah Exceeding Crowd Presses Tabernacle

Special dispatch reports Rev. Bam Jones drawing about ten thousand to a Savannah tabernacle crowd tonight. He preached a strong yet milder sermon than expected, with occasional Jonesisms. The event coincides with The Antidote newspaper, alleged to counter his influence, and local talk centers on his fiery rhetoric against Savannah society.

Fragmentary Alumni Notice From Mercer University

A damaged OCR fragment appears to reference Dartmouth College and a lawsuit threatening a college, then quotes an emotional plea about a small cottage and love for it. It requests letters to Professor WH Kilpatrick, secretary alumni association, Mercer University, Macon, Ga, with mention of reduced rates.

Dartmouth College WH. Kilpatrick Mercer University Macon

Shirt Waist Decision Divides Macon Mail Carriers

Local Macon post office carriers vote 9 to 9 on wearing shirt waists while delivering mail. Postmaster Bayards permits a county vote on the reform with federal approval. Most carriers expect not to wear shirt waists this summer. Both sides include several colored carriers.

Macon Macon Nostofice No Rot Pestatics Department Washington Postmister Bayards

Gresham High School Honors Announced in Macon

In Macon Georgia on May 19 Superintendent Abbott of the Bibb public schools announced the year's top students at Gresham High. Iris Department first honors Dolores Nottingham and Norma Ellis second. Boys Department Roosevelt Walther first valedictorian Joe Riley second honor.

Gresham High School Macon Abbott The Bible Public Schools IML Dolores Nottingham Norma Ellis Roosevelt Walther Lower Eng Joe Riley

Funeral of Mr Morris in Macon Georgia May 13 Special

Funeral services for Mr M L Morris were held at 4 30 pm at the family residence on Walnut Street in Macon Georgia A large concourse of mourners attended reflecting high regard among citizens Attendees included members of Masons Royal Arcanum and Confederate Veterans The service was led by Robb Marcuson Interment followed at William Wolff Cemetery. News notes from Macon Georgia May 12 report Senator Bacon leaving for Rome a concert for Georgia Industrial Home and a train fire near Fort Valley plus upcoming driving club races at Central City Park with notable participants and prizes.

Lastervices Macon M. L Morris Walnut Street Mabel Jodre Masons Royal Arcanum Robb Marcuson Wiliam Wolff Cemetery United States Bacon Rome la Fo Coona River Anderson's Hall J G Weiss Georgla Industral Home Southwestern Railroad Fort Valley James Macon Driving Club Central Oay Park Tjaders B. P. Allen Knox- Wile J. D. Hightower Mouitrin John M' Barnes Captain Sutton Macon Fire Department M. A Jenkins Macon Baptist Church Dublin Baptist Church Amertleg Judee Speer Whal A. Wise Olin J. Wimberly Orrtle Roe Lands and Improvement Company

Macon Board Fixes School Closure Date

Macon Georgia May 15 Special. The board of education met and decided to close the public school on June 15 instead of June 21 as originally planned. The meeting also involved selecting first and second winners from essays presented by pupils, with names of authors kept confidential.

Board of Education of Macon Macon Ga Board of Education Fannie Winn Wazel Pester Panty Belectad Ag Firat Ind Econ i Mondera Mises Winn

Central of Georgia to acquire Chattanooga lines in bond deal

Savannah Ga May 15 Special A meeting of Central of Georgia Railway stockholders held to approve terms of purchase of Chattanooga Railways. Bonds to be issued on the Cepnee branch including Bruton Pincora Over and Statesboro and the Regis ter and States Corones. Total bonds $4,000 per mile on 102 miles. Officials present included President Egan and J F Hanson with Savannah directors. Rome meeting to finalize transfer tomorrow.

Savannah Amestine Central of Georgia Railway Company Central Chattanooga Rom Columbus Durham Chattanooga, Rame Rome John M. Egan J. F. Hanson A. R. Lawton The Egan Cepnee Bruton and Pincora Over Statesboro Regtater States- Corones Macon W English Fiven P. Howell Atlante Messia Spencer Haven and Steel New York A. B. Harrola Americus Hanson

Captain McAlpin Refuses To Withdraw Resignation

Savannah May 18 Captain Henry McAlpin refuses to withdraw his resignation from the Georgia Hussars after a troop visit to his home. First Lieutenant C A L Cunningham announces the appeal to reconsider, but McAlpin declines, citing his long service and desire to best serve the troop. He has led the Hussars for three years since promotion from second lieutenant.

McAlpin Savannah Henry McAlpin Georgla Finasars C. A L. Cunningboro McAlyin Cunningham Himssit Hussars Beirne Gowon First Cavalry Leutenant

Vandiviere Transferred to Macon Post at Central Railroad

Savannah Ga May 13 Special L R Vandiviere long time commercial agent for Central railroad at Savannah will fill the Macon position after May 2th succeeding D G Carlisle who becomes chief clerk in the general freight department at Savannah R C Brooks chief billing clerk in the Savannah agency succeeds Vandiviere here and takes the Macon posting duties

Central Railroad Savannah L. R. Vandiviere The Macon D. G. Carlisle General Freight Department of the Central R. C. Brooks the Central Vandiviere

Body Not Recovered So Far In Savannah Drowning

The body of Henry Juchter, noted ship chandler, remains unfound after a drowning at Warsaw Island. A search by nantha launches, crewed by Mr Juchter’s clerks and employees, continued with one boat still off the island seeking the body.

Savannah Henry Juchter Warsaw Island Nantha Clerka Juchter

MONEY FOR THE AUDITORIUM IN WAYCROSS GA

Rev Sam Jones secured two thousand dollars during a two week revival in Waycross Georgia to complete the city auditorium and buy land for it. He said the finished building would compare with any in the country. Local pastors endorsed church standards banning card playing dancing theatergoing and liquor in churches with members who violate to be dismissed. About 100 members or boys joined during the meeting and more are expected to join in coming weeks.

Sam Jones Waycross Tabernacle Set Jones Jones

Farmers Home Is Burned in High Wind Blowing Fire

Griffin Ga May 13 Special While a high wind raged yesterday afternoon about 3 o clock the home of Ed Westmoreland half a mile from Veurhne burned to the ground and its contents destroyed Mr and Mrs Westmoreland were away when the fire started Beasley neighbor tried to help but could not reach in time Westmoreland a hard working farmer had no insurance and the house was a new structure owned by W T Beasley

Griffin Ed Westaiersland Veurhne Beasley Weatmoreland Mishaiy W 'T, Beasley

Nursing Mothers Seek Scott's Emulsion for Strength

Nursing mothers prefer Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a nutritious aid during pregnancy and lactation. The emulsion supports digestion, boosts milk supply if scarce, and enriches milk quality, aiding continued nourishment for both mother and child.

Scott

Cedartown to Host Sixth Annual Firemen Tournament

Cedartown Ga May 18 Apecial The sixth annual tournament of the North Georgia and Alabama Volunteer Firemen Association will open here tomorrow evening at 8 50. The event gathers teams from Cedartown Rome Dalton Calhoun Cartersville Griffin Anniston and Gadsden with parades decorations and a queen of the carnival. Miss Rena May Ledbetter will ride as parade queen while sponsors and city officials attend the events. Contests include hare reel shoo fly ladder climb and foot races with prizes and a banquet closing the tournament. The Cedartown Merchants Association hosts a street fair preceding the festivities.

Cedartown North Formine Leribetter Water and Rena May Ledbetter Meyer L Ledbetter Paroda Anna Huntington Gertie Knight W. 8 Leductter “Wil Adi Arese John T. Norris Carteraville Cherokee Club Baugh Opera House Cesartown E. B. Russell Berger Cedartown Merchants’ Aascuistion J. H. Blewert Ed A Lowry

Great Brenan College commencement opens in Gainesville

Brenan college initiates commencement week with a May 234 start in Gainesville GA. May 13 features a reception by Brenau juniors for outgoing seniors and an elocution department Shakespeare performance. The week includes a May 21 baccalaureate by Dr W W Pinson and a large musical festival May 27 28 with Stabat Mater performed by a renowned chorus and soloists from New York Cincinnati and Atlanta.

Brenan College Gainesville Department of Élocution Lorena . Overton Furata Brenau Concarvatory Stever Micosius Miss Griswold Hosstinl Guwwn van House New York Mn Oscar Margott Jea. Marshall Ninga’Atvieny Cincinnati Atlanta Sity J. Lewis Browne Reneedless

LaGrange Cotton Mill Declares 16 Percent Dividend

The LaGrange cotton mill held its annual stockholders meeting in May where directors reported the plant began as a small mill twelve years ago and has since paid 97 percent on common stock and 7 percent on $125,000 in bonds. The firm also noted a dividend of 16 percent and that capacity doubled to 10,000 spindles while stockholders remain satisfied.

LaGrange Spd

University awards contracts for dormitory and mess hall

The building committee of the university board of trustees awarded the contracts for a dormitory and mess hall. Lewman & Co. of Atlantic received the bid, with a total cost near 95 000 dollars. The cornerstone should be laid by commencement, but completion is not expected before January 1.

Athens University Board Messia Lewman & Co Atlantic

Seaboard executives inspect Americus route

General Manager Barr and General Superintendent McBee arrive in Americus on a special train to inspect Seaboard Air Line property. They will spend the night and proceed to Savannah the next day with several department heads and the vice president keen to inspect the holdings. Malaria causes biliousness is treated by Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.

Barr McBee Americus Seaboard Air-Line Railway Savannah

Right Side Is Paralyzed Prominent Americus Citizen Stricken

Americus Georgia May 1 - Samuel H Hawking a leading citizen and former president of the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railway before the Seaboard absorption was stricken with paralysis this morningHis entire right side is affected and his condition is not regarded as dangerous tonight physicians express confidence in his ultimate recovery

Americus Samuel H." Hawking Savan Beh

Wegro Preacher Sold Liquor in Georgia Raid

Columbus Ga May 14 Special Milford Banks a 2 negro preacher was arrested charged with selling whisky without a license and selling aged sands too. Officers raided the house and found whisky by the jug and rum with various measures scattered about on the 43 acre property.

Columbus Milford Banks

Died in Columbus Woman After Brief Illness

A Columbus Georgia woman aged sixty nine died after a brief illness following a foggy evening chat with family. She collapsed suddenly at home and died within minutes from acute bronchitis. She will be buried near West Point tomorrow. In Meriwether county Harry Huff was bound over on a federal charge for firing at a witness. he was rearrested on a state charge in the same case.

Nady Dea Columbis Mia Cynthia Price Hose Hil Er Tamily Wi Pries Bikarimg West Point Columbus Harry Huff United States Williams Ila Bond Sherlf Meriwether

Alabama Odd Fellows Meet In Sixty-First Annual Session

The fifty third session of the grand encampment of Alabama Independent Order of Odd Fellows convened with large attendance in Birmingham. Officers elected included grand patriarch Bradle, grand high priest J O Flint, grand scribe Robert West, grand senior warden A L Miller, grand junior warden Lee Ferguson, and treasurer landrearsurer Joh Ellis.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Order of Odd Fellows Independent M. Pepperman Montgomery W Bradle Wylam J. 0. Flint Gurley Robert West A. L. Miller Lee Ferguson Armmiston Erswell Sirmingham Joh Eillis Anniston

Red Men Welcome Graciously To Griffin Convention

Griffin Georgia May 12 Special The Red Men arrive in great tribes for the state convention with many sachems and chiefs among the visitors Dr ED Wiley of Des Moines is among the first to arrive and lodge at Nelms house A ban quest at the Rifles armory and a lavish program follow including a Red Man vaudeville and a carriage tour through Griffin ahead of closing exercises Wednesday.

Griffin John T. Abney Columbus R . Burnham C M Roberts J. Milderfelder Savannah J T Bray R EB. Riding Ladies of Griffin Sagamore J. F Kellam Atlanta John T Abney Poattion Fternoon

Woon's Wounds Fatal in Justifiable Homicide Verdict

Newnan May 13 A coroner's jury found justifiable homicide after Woods died from wounds inflicted by Dews with a Smith and Wesson pistol during a clash at the Cowets Fertilizer plant. Witnesses testified Wood attacked Dews with a heavy Hickory stick. Dews was physically unable to defend himself. Wood leaves a wife and several children with $1000 insurance on his life.

Dews Newnan T ‘Wood W. Dewa Cowets, Fertilizer Company Smith & Wesson HH. Beavery Wood

Carrolton Man Arrested On Counterfeiting Charge

Special Detective Wright secured evidence against James Westbrooks a white man about thirty near Carrol ton for counterfeiting. Westbrooks was arrested on the charge and held on an 8.00 bond, which he afterward made. Jos Hall at Oglethorpe. Oglethorpe Ga May 12 Special office Weal Bible spoke to a Tarne audience here today on the political vagues of the day.

A. A. Harris Duluth Minn A. A. Farris Harr Kentucky Merritt John 9. Rockefeler Merritts L. G. Doughty Augusta Lewelyn G. Doughty H. Alexander Joe Tareely Wright Broadway Methodist Church Savannah Carroltton James Westbrooks Carrolton Westbrooks Tor Jos Hall Oglethorpe Oglethorpe, Ga Eo Nee Weal

A Plain Talk to Sensible People About Chronic Illness

A physician offers hope for chronic disease sufferers now able to move but unable to work. He warns against patent medicines, promises individual, expert care, and asserts his treatment cures long-standing cases with safe, effective methods.

Hathway, Dr Hathaway Public Notice In Virginia

Fragmented OCR item appears to outline a public notice or advertisement for medical consultation and exam services. It mentions Dr Hathaway and a address around 226 South Broad Street, with hours from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m., and references to private input and examination services. The legibility is poor and essential details are uncertain.

South Broad Atrart Ruiput Rip Fox Josh Hathaway, MD

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