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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
7
A clipped, fragmentary item discusses a novel approach labeled as action to prevent an issue nicknamed ant ronnie. Readable portions suggest focusing on a preventative method, but missing context limits full interpretation. The text preserves no clear dates, people, or organizations.
Copenhagen reports the late King Frederick VII of Denmark lies in state before the Old Castle church at Christiansborg. The body will remain until May 24 before interment at Roskilde. The procession from Toldboden to Christiansborg drew vast crowds as royal family attended in quiet ceremony.
Dr Galude Smith urged the Atlanta Board of Health to enact an ordinance giving city authorities broad power to quarantine TB patients and require examinations by city physicians. The measure would authorize isolation in designated hospitals and scrutiny of those suspected of spreading infection, with penalties up to 100 dollars fine or 30 days imprisonment for certificate fraud.
Jesse N. Couch, manager of the MalJes tic HOEE, leaves Atlanta with a crew to run Wrightsville Beach's Oceanic Hotel. The popular summer resort opens next month with a new dancing pavilion, bowling and board walks, outdoor cafe, and a high-priced female orchestra. Many Atlantans plan a summer vacation there.
Fifty thousand Knights of Columbus are expected to gather in Washington on June 8 for the unveiling of a marble monument at Union Station plaza honoring Christopher Columbus. A 26 ton globe ball is in place, with large reviewing stands, a parade, and a Taft address planned, drawing troops sailors marines and civic groups.
General Young is named to lead a reunion commission by an unspecified authority. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text. The notice references Getty and other names but provides no concrete dates or locations. Further readable material is needed to confirm scope and officials involved.
The Birmingham group attended a lavish banquet with arrests of several figures, while Atlanta guests sang stunts back at them. The visiting contingent met by about twenty five reporters and numerous cars, toured the south highland section ending at the country club. Ladies were entertained at the Florence hotel and men at the Haiman, with dinner running from 8 to 10 before trains were called.
Hearing of evidence in the case of Alexander Eccles & Co. vs Louisville and Nashville railway ended in Huntsville May 17. Judge Grubb discharged witnesses. Compton and Bywater testified no official authority to issue bills of lading without goods delivered. Knight testified Bywater authorized delivery later. plaintiffs claim railroad liability for Knight, Yancy & Co. losses. Arguments due next day. jury expected in the afternoon.
Mrs. Hattiey Gilliland files for total divorce from W. H. Gilliland and asks the court to bar him from Roswell where she resides. She claims threats to kill her brother, habitual intoxication, isolation from friends, and interference with family events. Evins and Spence represent her.
New Haven Connecticut May 17 A statement from Fails Village Savings Bank reports the first account opened remains intact. The pass book issued in 1866 shows a two dollar original deposit that has never increased. The book is kept as a souvenir by the original depositor’s brother who died years ago. Principal and interest now total 21.06.
A New York clerk highlights the need for trained expertise in fitting a truss. The note stresses proper technique, understanding of human form, and extensive experience to ensure a beneficial fit. It warns against taking chances with improvised fittings.
New Orleans May 17 The World’s Visible Supply of cotton shows a weekly drop of 155,933 bales with total supply at 4,491,708 bales. American cotton totals 3,316,720 bales, down from last week, with other varieties including Malaya, Brazil, and India making up the rest. Quantities afloat and held in key regions are noted for Britain Europe Egypt India and the United States.
Market report from Atlanta lists beef and cattle prices by weight, with steers and heifers in various grades from 800 to 1,200 pounds. Includes vegetable quotes, eggs, and dairy items, plus cotton seed oil and pantry goods. Also cites Kansas City and St Louis cattle and hog receipts and prices, with brief notes on futures and New Orleans groceries.
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