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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1902

Page

10

Southern Manufacturers' Association Discusses Furniture Prices

The Southern Manufacturers' Association opened its semi annual convention at the Kimball House with southern furniture makers present. Officers elected include President Sigmund Pappenheimer and Vice President Robert Morrison. Delegates from Atlanta, Chattanooga, High Point and other cities attend as price discussions focus on rising material costs and uniform rates for the south. The gathering aims to set future furniture trade standards and advertising efficiency.

Southern Manufacturers’ Association South Kimball House Cits Sigmund Pappenheimer Atlanta Robert Morrison Chattanooga W G Bradshaw High Point C. Walter Jones Si F Temple J Gahagan R. G. Morrow Memphis A E. Tate W E White Mebane Oscar Pappenheimer R. Weems T ¥. Bonner Nashville Otto Schwarb E. F. Morgan Ro Weems J. E. McElroy Norcross B. G. Brumby Marletta T F Bonner A. J. Gahagan Rabbart Morrison L. Tucker High Paint

Relief fund subscriptions grow for murdered Pittsburgh officers

Chief John W Ball reports about 150 dollars collected for the families of Officers Grant and Crabtree killed in the Pittsburg riot. A substantial number of contributions came in yesterday, including a 25 cent donation from John W Grant. Grant urges faster, more liberal support from Atlanta citizens to honor the deceased officers.

Ball Pittsburg John W. Ball Grant Crabtree John W. Grant Atlanta

Kayzer Zinn Bridal Wares Promoted in Lustrous Forms

Kayzer Zinn features lustrous designs as ideal bridal gifts offered in multiple useful forms. The note highlights its old world delicacy and broad selection suitable for weddings and gifts.

Kayzer Zinn

Maier and Berkele in Whitehall Society War

Maier and Berkele engage in a public dispute in Whitehall as sources describe a legal or social conflict shaping local affairs. Named figures appear with roles uncertain, while the scene centers on community tensions and reported claims. The outcome remains unresolved in available text.

Short items concerning men and public affairs

Judge Lumpkin granted a charter to Consolidated Insurance Company with $20,000 capitalization. Incorporators are A. Fox Mrs Frankie Fox and W L Yancey. attorney William H Wither. Various city updates follow including meetings of the Home for Helpless Women and Children board, Electrical Control board plans, new city warden sworn in, water commissioners quorum issue, a German picnic by Atlanta Freundschafts, and a barbec ue for the Mystic Shrine. Governor Candler offers a $150 reward for Prince Gibbs for Dotson murder. junior order picnic at Pearl Springs with 2000 expected attendees.

Lumpkin Slane Consolidated Insurance Company A. Fox Frankie M. Fox W. L. Yancey William H. WitHere Candler Prince Gibbs Colared Camden County J. 2 Dotson White Gibbs Order OF United American Mechanics Pearl Springs Atlanta West Point M. H. Abpote W. A. Massey BE. R. Dilitnga

Four games in handball tourney shake up classes A and B

In a four game handball tournament drift, Class A saw Setze and McWaters fall to Parker and Delaney, dropping below Dick Joyner and Courtney in percentage. Class B saw Lafitte and Peel extend their lead with a win over Coley and Lagomsursine, while Cap and Harry Joyner rose to third. Netherland and Parker led pace in B, Carlton and Franklin climbed percent, with No 1 court results: Netherland and Parker 5-1 over Carlton and Franklin, Parker and Delaney 5-0 over Seize and McWaters, Lafitte and Peel 5-3 over Coley and Lagomarsing, Cap and Harry Joyner 5-2 over Ivy and Smith. Parker and Delaney move to Class A and are noted as strong contenders for the rest of the tourney.

Setze and McWaters Parker Delaney Dick Joyner Courtney Lafitte Peel Coley Lagomsursine Cap Harry Joyner Ivy Smith Netherland Carlton Franklin No. 1 Court Seize Lagomarsing No. 2 BO Parker Short Harrison An Getze Clerkdy Anderson Harry Joyne Coley Lagomarsino Allen and Graham Ivy and Smith Netherland and Parker Fairman Kennedy Baldwin and Morris Ralph Joyner and Fuller Carlton and Franklin

Field Day at the Georgia Military Academy May 23

The first annual field day at Georgia Military Academy College Park is set for Friday afternoon May 23. Eight events include sprints, jumps, throws, and a three-hop event, with a gold medal as school champion prize. Handicapped by age under Professor A G Vitlee. Officials include Horning Byrd Barton Willee West. Spectators expected. trains and trolleys provide access. winner uncertain due to even competition.

Georgia Military Academy College Park A. G Vitlee Atlanta BR. W. Horning University School Stone Mountain FP. G. Byrd Atlanta Athletic Club J. W. Barton Atlanta ¥. M. C. A Professor Willee H. J. West East Point West Point Boulevard Station

Oberlin Carter Loan Case Aims $8000 Payment in Macon

A. Mints, attorney for Martin of Savannah, sought Judge Speer’s order to pay $8,000 to Albert Wiley, agent for the Oberlin Carter receiver. Martin had borrowed $6,000 with a mortgage on Spring Island. he seeks mortgage cancellation and return of notes. Also reported, George Kirby of Montana reports the loss of 1,000 cattle after their Texas shipment perished in cold rain.

Oberlin Carter Macon J—A. Mints Martin Savannah George Kirby Texas

Beware of catarrh ointments with Vergury

Beware of ointments for catarrh that contain vergury and mercury. Such products damage the sense of smell and the system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Low Rates To Cumberland and St Simon Islands

Southern railway sells tickets to Cumberland Island and St Simon Island valid to October 51, 1902. Trains depart Atlanta at 6:30 a.m. and 10:45 p.m. For details contact city office at Kimball House corner or call phones 143, or address J. C. Beam, ZR., D. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.

Southern Railway Cumberland Island Simon Island Trin Atlanta Kimball House Corner J. C. Beam

National Conference Charities and Corrections Announcement

National Conference Charities and Corrections in Detroit Michigan runs from May 26 to June 3 1902. Special reduced round trip tickets via Atlanta Knoxville and Northern Railway offered. Tickets on sale May 23 to 26 read into the Southern Scenic Line Hiawasses and Loop Route. Inquiries to J H M Williams G P A Knoxville Tennessee.

National Conference Charities and Corrections Jewish National Conference of Charities Detroit Mich Atlanta Knoxville and Northern Railway Hiawasses and Loop J. H. M. Williams Knoxville Tenn

Prisoners Fight in Macon Jail I

In Bibb county jail two white prisoners A. F. Mathews and T. A. Rickerson fought tonight. Mathews stabbed Rickerson in the breast and threw him down injuring his head. Rickerson was taken to hospital for operation. The men shared a cell over a noise dispute. knife possession and recovery are unclear.

Macon Bibb County A. F Mathews T. A. Rickerson Rickerson

Nelms Praises Dead Officers Over Pittsburg Riot

Sheriff John W. Nelms of Fulton County forwards to Governor Candler a report praising state troops and police for their actions at the Pittsburg riot near Atlanta. He details surrender offers, officer bravery, casualties, and the near-fatal stakes faced by all involved, noting three deputies and citizens aided the effort.

John W. Nelms Fulton County Candler Pittsbury Nelms Win Richardson Richardson A. D Candler Atlanta Ford Pittsburg Fifth Georgia Regiment Governor's Horse Guards Barker Flustrious Hall McCurdy Jennings Beavers Martin W. O Jones George E. Johnson Fulton E B Rosser Warwick County Board of Commissioners Battle B. G. Ozburn Tom Grant Ed Crabtree Mr. Heard W .A. Wright Spradlin Jackson William Richardson

Rich's Charity Sale Today Aids Decatur Orphanage

Charity sale at Rich's to benefit the Decatur Home for Orphans aims to be the largest yet to win a $50 prize. A long reception committee led by Mrs. Frank B. Meador invites friends to purchase items and support 160 statewide orphans.

Rich Decatur Rich's Frank B. Meador James Jackson Vassar Woolley Rowena Mitchell C. L. Alten W. A. Bates Glasscock Mays John Bratton Howard Calloway W. 8. Witham W. T. Chandler T. Cowles BR Chambertin L. W. Thomas Alfred Cruitt W. L. Peel J. B. Osborn C. T. Turner J. W. Walker Sam Walker A. C. Wooley L. Owens A. McCord

Five Masons Raised as Grand Officers Attend Georgia Lodge

A Georgia lodge No 08 meeting at the Masonic temple featured three grand officers: Grand Master Max Mayerhardt of Rome, Grand Secretary M A Wollhin of Macon, and Grand Senior Warden Thomas J Jeffries of Atlanta. Five candidates were raised to Master Mason as the largest Masons crowd yet witnessed in Atlanta attended the degree and banquet.

Georgia Lodge Masonic Temple Max Mayerhardt Rome M. A. Wollhin Macon Thomas J. Jeffries Atlanta

Two Battalions Coming to Fort McPherson

Two battalions of the Sixteenth United States Infantry ordered to report to Fort McPherson are expected to arrive in Atlanta within weeks with the regimental band and headquarters to be established there. The four companies of the Twenty-third stationed at Fort McPherson will join their regiment at Plattsburg barracks, New York. The roster lists Colonel Hood and a full slate of officers including Noble, Allen, French, Ames, Lassiter, Thurston, Wenton, Dunning, Johnston, George, Heckarts, Buck, French, Moody, Christman, Bennett, Johnson, Bennett, and Guyer among others, with numerous first and second lieutenants named.

Fort McPherson Sixteenth Infantry Sixteenth United States Infantry Atlanta Plattsburg Barracks New York Charles C. Hood Charles H. Noble Charles P. George Charles T. Heckarts Beaumont B. Buck George E.french Thomas M. Moody Edward FR. Christman Wiliam Bennett William 0. Johnson John B. Bennett George D. Guyer Jamesb. Gowen Edgar Ridenour E. G. Ovenshine Charles L. McKain Jack Hayes Robert H. Wescott William G. Doane M. R. Hilgard George H. White Blanton Winship Perrin L. Smith Charles B. Stone, Jr William ©. Mould Charles M. Gordon, Jr Frank H. Adams Roscoe H. Fienrn Walter Harvey Daniel #. Shean Harry D. Mitchell William A. Castle Ralph A. Lynch William M. True William N. Goodale

Do You Realize It Title Insurance Forewarns Litigation

Urges careful title examination and title insurance to avoid future litigation from bad titles. Promotes Title Guarantee and Trust Company in Atlanta and Sea Board Air Line Railway service from Athens to Atlanta with weekly Sunday departures from Union Depot.

Vitle Guarantee and Trust Company Athens Seaboard Air Line Railway Union Depot

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Lowman Empire Bldg GABA Maier & Berkele Whitehall Board OF Managers OF the Home For Helpless Women and Children Tabernacle Baptist Church Board OF Electrical Control James G. Woodward Georgia Electric Light Company I. E. Buchanan Mims Board OF Water Commissioners Judge Hillyer G. W. Harrison E. C. Peters Southern Interstate Wall Association Chamber of Commerce Frank Elis R Dimmock Water Board Board OF Education of DeKalb County Albert Cox Deca Tur A. B. Treadwell Cave Spring Annie Jones Tennille Lithonia Decatur Public Achors Treadwell Vanderbilt University Jones Agin Young Men's Christian Association Mystic Shrine Cold Springs Ed McCandless Jack Wilson Noble H.l Brown Adjutant Boyd Salvation Army United States Forsyth and Garnett Streets Boyd College Fark School Cumberland and St. Simon Islands Hakes Pittfard Ree 'Sisi FiRore Issl C. E. Pees Syracuse N. Y Europe Berlin Heidelberg Vienna Ian Brown E. Sniper J.C. Brown Jacobs Shoe Department Hess Shoes Eiseman Bros Whitehail Lman Bros, Kinptos, D.C Atlanta, GA Baltimore, Md Empire Building Hirsch Bros Whitehall Street Banister’s Fine Shoes Travelers Insurance Company Hoth J. & Riley & GO E. G. Griffin Gate City Dental Rooms Nororcas Bo Claey
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