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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1910
Page
29
The trial record shows witnesses placing Phillips near the crime scene around 2 AM and linking him to the victim Holland through alleged confessions and letters. Defense counters cite questionable witnesses and alibis, while officers testify to Phillips’s nervous behavior and proximity to the plant.
City health authorities sanction Jentzen Sanitary Garbage Tabs to meet ordinance standards. Anderson Hardware Co. located at 11 N. Pryor is identified in official notice as a supplier or contact point for compliance.
Major J F Hanson yesterday bought the A. B Beuhl residence at 23 Eleventh street for 19500. The lot sits on Eleventh beside Col H F West and the A J Weat firm. The two story brick house, now occupied by Generals Milla, is an investment purchase with no definite occupancy plans announced.
Grand Lodge of Georgia K P Southern Railway offers greatly reduced tickets May 16 17 and for trains reaching Brunswick before noon May 18 from Atlanta and other Georgia points. Will use Southern lines May 17 delegates depart Atlanta 1110 pm Arrive Brunswick 745 am. Extra coaches and local sleeper on night train. For details contact James Freeman or agency staff.
Detectives learn from Willie Ollis of letters signed Otis Speer claiming Ellison saw Bill Ellison kill Holland. Ellison is jailed. Speer is hunted but not found. Willie Collis Maud Cox jailed after handwriting match to Speer. Women allege Black and Nation paid Cox to frame Ellison to protect Phillips who family ties to Holland. Grand jury to reconvene in two weeks for further probe.
Louis Parker of Greenville testified to how cotton production and marketing costs affect goods prices and urged reforms of exchange manipulation tied to the New York spot and contract prices. He blamed rising costs on labor, land values, and pool-driven price swings, defending growers and manufacturers alike.
An advertisement announces ten day Wrightsville Beach round trips at ten dollars with tickets on sale Thursdays beginning in May from Seaboard City Ticket Office at 88 Peachtree. The notice repeats the offer and contact details.
The Southern railway faces a railroad commission hearing next Friday over a claim of seven cracked spokes in one driving wheel of a passenger engine. A L Thayer of Cambridge Mo. alleged danger after riding a Southern train from Columbus. Investigator M C Kollock found seven of fourteen spokes cracked but deemed possible safe operation, though authorities differ and rivals bar cracked wheels.
Miss Mary E. White aged 70 dies at 37 Washington street at 11 yesterday morning. Survived by brother M C White and sisters Mrs A Adama and Mrs T A White of Thomasville GA. Body to Harry G Poole's chapel then to Conyers GA for funeral and interment. Leonard Holt five died at private sanitarium Friday. Funeral at Sweet Home church Stewart Ave at 10 this morning, interment in church yard. Charles W Bowers Jr dies. funeral at 2 pm at family residence Grant Ave, interment Hollywood cemetery. James R Bracewell 84 dies at 116 Auburn Ave yesterday morning. Funeral at Patterson's chapel 2:30 pm, interment West View cemetery.
Lizzie McKenzie 49 died at her son in law T E Williams 280 Ormuend street yesterday at 4 46 am Her funeral and burial will be in Augusta Ga at 4 30 pm today Survived by daughter and mother Ruth Reese Martin Nally 76 died at 191 South Forsyth Street yesterday afternoon He leaves wife Mary and brothers Timothy and Patrick Funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday at 9 30 am with interment in Oakland cemetery Pallbearers named James Mann Edward Murphy Patrick Iyona J McGarry Mike Arady John Gatins Patrick Kelly Phil Keoh.
The new Cafe Durand at Peachtree Street and Sidgewood Avenue opened its doors to double the seating capacity of the main dining room atop two floors. A NY trained wait staff served a refined menu with 4 la carte options and a grand banquet hall for 226. An orchestra and expert caterers from St Paul and Cincinnati enhance the clubby ambiance as preparations promise ongoing music and refined service.
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