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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1909
Page
3
These suits are this season's goods with new patterns in all wool. They boast quality and a well established reputation, presented concisely without hyperbole.
The obituary outlines the death of John McLean of Douglas Georgia, noting a prominent status among local wealthy citizens and detailing a funeral plan. It also mentions the death of Mrs Julia Fleming and Mrs Jongitah English, with funeral arrangements and family survivors listed for each.
A home invasion ends in a failed theft after the intruder fled toward the river when pursued by officers. The suspect dropped the loot but escaped. no injuries reported. In other items, twenty additions to Wesley Memorial Church and twenty three to the Woman's Home Mission Society were recorded. The church event featured Rev Frank Siler and a brief address. Washington, D C reports a guard’s shooting incident. an operative was hit in the arm and taken to Grady Hospital for treatment.
A minister's wife describes coffee addiction during nursing nights and after marriage. She recounts bilious attacks, reliance on coffee, and how switching to Postum improved her health, sleep, and nerves. The letter promises a patient reader a story of relief and mentions a related article.
Rumor in Atlanta theatre circles claims the Shubert organization has secured control of the new Forsyth Street theater under construction. Manager Heg Kahn will face questions on alliances with Morris, Belasco and Fiske as Shuberts book the house, possibly making it a Shubert venue. Meanwhile summer stock plans and vaudeville to light opera shifts accompany bookings for Casino and Lyric houses as Atlanta awaits confirmed programming.
Harrisburg May 16 reports Governor Stuart approves an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb at Mount Airy to educate Katharyn Maverick, nine, daughter of William Frick, marking the first state effort to educate a child individually. A $2,000 extra for a special instructor was added after the bill's initial $300,000 appropriation.
Georgia telegraphers visited Stone Mountain for morning climbs and a go as you please afternoon in Atlanta. Five passenger coaches linked to the Georgia road train carried the delegates back to Atlanta after dinner aboard a converted dining car. The large arrival at the depot saw crowds awaiting the return trip, and the chefs provided meals for the entertained visitors.
The Dijon Musical Comedy Company returns to Atlanta's Lyric with old Bijou favorites and new talent. Starring Henriette Lee Marie Fanchonetti Rob Harty Dan Marbin George Nicholls, the week features Hoyt's A Trip to Chinatown and a summer program with reduced prices across sections. The Bijou also promotes vaudeville acts including Thelma and the Kramo Brothers with Ed and May Woodward, plus Dixie theater entertainment and educational films at the Dixie.
Toledo May 16 The Ohio Anti Human League held meetings in twenty four churches to test sentiment on a county option election A main meeting will be held next Sunday featuring temperance leaders including Rev Purley A Baker and Seaborn Wright If favorable sentiment is shown a dry campaign will be started in Toledo and Lucas counties
A travel notice outlines a Birmingham bound route with a 4:15 P M departure and 8:45 P M arrival. It highlights a dining car service and a smooth, quick journey aboard the A Board line.
White firemen and enginemen on the Georgia road will strike at once over claims that negro workers are preferred for runs. Vice President Hall received many labor reps at the Kimball and heard assurances of support. General Manager Scott replied to a Sunday column, denying intimidation and noting the workers may vote to strike if conditions aren’t changed. The dispute centers on racial seniority and job assignments, with calls for a fair contract and a court inquiry.
Seaboard announces a new four hour through sleeper from Atlanta to Birmingham and Memphis departing at 4 15 p m passengers may dine on board the train the service promises faster connections and modern comfort for travelers
Ralph C Cochran of Nawton Street East Atlanta conducted a brisk auction on Saturday afternoon selling twenty one lots for a total of 36220. Jake C Moore acted as auctioneer with a crowded sale. Buyers listed include J G McGuire Bost Atlanta lot 20 31 6281 James R Kemp 89 Doane Street lot 32 201 Q W Mast Atlanta lots 33 34 46 827 L K R Lanier 68 West Calin Street 260 J E Nites Bost Atlanta lots 37 38 370 Alford Me ernaferrs avenue lot No 2 400 J P Graham 407 Austell build 13 605 F E B Macinlay Niall 4 mg Join 4 a lot B 9500 Kaat Atlants lot 73 Wagnoner Simpson merchants Kaat Atlanta late 12 10 10 8673 W B Cale houn 026 Capitol avenue lots 9 7 423 Mrs Lillian Bremer 620 Capitol avenue lot B A200 This is the second sale this spring for Mr Cochran who has previously sold cables and in Haas Point in connection with For Yer Nobron Inet.
Three men were involved in a fracas near Swift and Co soap factory when Tom Pitts, a 0 year old employee, allegedly attacked R. B. Curtis and Claude Beals. Curtis sustained a wrist wound and ripped coat, Beals was harmed while interfering. Pitts posted 290 dollars bond for disorderly conduct. he denies involvement stating near beer caused issues.
A George Georgia rail labor address by Vice President Ball of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen argues white firemen deserve seniority and higher pay over Black workers. It claims systemic bias in promotions and duties, cites firings and wage disparities, and calls for public consideration before further rail labor actions.
Six gunmen halted a westbound Great Northern passenger train near Colbert and Spokane, uncoupling the mail car and firing on crew. The mail was robbed, with estimates placing the haul around twenty thousand dollars. Two railway workers were injured, and a large manhunt followed as deputies and railroad officials offered a ten thousand dollar reward.
A testimonial style advertisement from James Banatorium Co promising cures for tobacco dependence with Home Treatment. Claims improved health, disappeared cough, relief from nervousness, and praise for the remedy. Includes prices for various remedies and offers free samples and booklets. Ends with address in Memphis Tennessee.
Georgia growers convene to discuss forming the Georgia Fruit Exchange to stabilize pricing and supply. Trade circles note Georgia fruit may shift from inland markets as buyers seek Georgia fruit, with plans to limit shipping to favored outlets and raise grower cash early in the season.
Edmund Ward the American vice consul here died on a Saturday. The night train from the Sea Board leaves East and arrives in Richmond Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Through sleeper and complete dining car service.
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