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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
48
Local Syndicate Buys 500 Acres In Atlanta Suburbs
A prominent Atlanta syndicate has acquired 500 acres around Peachtree Creek with plans for a premier residential park. The property spans near Peachtree Road and Howell Mill Road, including Peachtree Battle avenue, and lies along the historic Peachtree Creek battle line. A new sewer system and purifying basin will improve water quality, with landscape artists hired to create a top tier estate park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Road
Peachtree Creek
Howell Mill Road
Weeley Collier
Collier
Colliers
Messia
Rivers
Andrews
Atlanta
Pet
Nichols Estate
Collier Property
Emergency ration to be dropped from U S Army supply
Washington May 21 The Infantry equipment board recommends removing the emergency ration small hermetically sealed package from typical soldiers gear The plan favors a back ration of bacon hard tack and other sustenance It may be reused in war or long hikes but will likely not clutter ordinary service and stockpiles of 200000 rations may be diverted or stored for future needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Infantry Equipment Board
Uncle Sam
Secretary of War
Philippines
Hans Richter Reported Seriously Ill in London
Private messages received here tonight state that Hans Richter one of the greatest Wagnerian conductors is seriously ill in London. For several years he has dissected the German repertory at Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Richter
New York
London
Covent Garden
Taft Congratulates Cuba President On Independence Anniversary
President Taft sent a telegram to President Gomez at Savana on May 21 marking the eighth anniversary of Cuba's independence. He extended felicitations and good wishes for peaceful development and the happiness and prosperity of its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Gomez
Washington
Savana
Cuba
Church reorganization shifts work to business basis
Southern Presbyterian general assembly, Lewisburg West Virginia, June 4, approves sweeping consolidation of executive boards and budget based funding. Evangelistic work moves under home missions, colored work under white led ministry, orphanage, Fredericksburg care under ministerial education and relief. Adoption followed debate led by Moderator Bachman with public prayer and strong support for a business like church operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIL
Lewisburg
W Va
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Fredericksburg
Home Mission Committee
Assembly
W L. Lingle
Atlanta
Russell Cecil
Bachman
Home Missions Committee
James Genedecor
Georgia Realty Owners promote land development scheme
The Atlanta Realty Owners and The Atlanta Leaseholders Company plan to acquire large Georgia tracts, subdivide into farms, and boom central and southern areas. Led by J Pope Brown and a roster of notable financiers, the venture offers preferred stock at 56 per share with 60 percent interest and profit sharing after final payments, backed by prominent bankers, lawyers, and real estate figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
J. Pope Brown
J Pope Brown
Elmo Massengale
O. J. Sala
Alao
C M. Hitch
Candier
Terrell and Hoke Smith
Pope Brown
John Candler
Frank L. Sweat
Douglas
St Elmo Massengale
Massengale Advertising Agency
BE. Smith
Guarantee Trust and Banking Company
J D. Rose
Atlanta Steel Company
J D. Smith
South
Fourth National Bank Build
Pretty Little Frankie McClure Train Dispatcher Star
An 11 year old adopted Gabbettsville girl earns fame for telegraph skill. Frankie McClure dispatches messages confidently from her adoptive parents home agency, impressing inspectors and neighbors with precise keying and quick, steady tapping. She enjoys flowers and pets between dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie McClure
Moore
Gabbettsville
Frankie
Httle
I Think It Must Be Love Law Office Romance
A stenographer Payce Kim brough and attorney James H Dodgen quietly married after dating under two months. The union, framed as an equitable petition, notes their 18 and 28 year ages and lists sendings of the petitions to the bride’s mother and sister. The document cites love arising from their business meeting and states they boarded a train on May 21 for unspecified parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payce Kimbrough
James H Dodgen
G . Kimbrough
North
Jackson Street
Margaret Kimbrough
Birmingham
Court Hearings Unfold a Tangled Domestic Trial
In a tense courtroom Judge Bell rebuked a witness as Attorney Reuben Arnold pressed a brutal cross examination. Handley testified about Jennison and Mrs Alley, with telegrams read to link alleged plans in New York and Aragon lease as Handley admitted sending messages to Mrs Jennison. The scene featured Nervous collapse of Mrs Jennison and a strenuous day of revelations and denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Handley
Reuben Arnold
Jennison
Mundrey
Huntley
Peachtree Inn
New York
Mrs. Jennison
Manhattan
Handlevy
8Qo
Arnold
Hundley
J. H. Jennison
Manhattan Hotel
New York City
Jr. Anderson
Tiundley
Mr. Anderson
Aragon
Heil
Wilson
Handley cross examines in Jennison divorce case
Testimony reveals contradictory telegrams and alibi details as Handley denies many claims. Mrs Jennison breaks down under cross examination while Naoml Jennison testifies about family matters and the legal clash over alimony and separation.
Paper Strikers Return to Work Under Union Accord
New York May 21 All striking workers of the International Paper Company will resume Monday under a pact with the Pulp Makers and Paper Makers Union. Wages rise 6 percent on August 1 and the union gains recognition. No more Sunday work. The strike began three months ago spreading to multiple company plants in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Paper Company
Pulp Makers and Paper Makers’ Union
Whitcomb
New England
Taking No Risks in The Bystander Parlor Gaffe
A fragment from The Bystander quotes a Scottish speaker delaying lodgings changes due to unfamiliar stairs. The exchange highlights caution and humor in daily life as a neighborly quip.
Birmingham trip circular to summer camp for boys
Circular from R. P. Robinson of Birmingham outlines a small party of boys leaving mid June via Atlanta. The journey stops include Washington Annapolis Philadelphia New York West Point Boston Cambridge Lexington Concord and Plymouth. Camp planned in Maine during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Atlanta
Washington
Annapolis
Philadelphia
New York
West Point
Boston
Cambridge
Lexington
Concord
Plymouth
Maine
R. P. Robinson
Alam
Ficht Is Made on Church Creed at South Conference
The sixteenth quadrennial session of the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjourned in Asheville. Bishop A W Wilson led closing exercises as debates on creed wording and an endowment for worn out preachers dominated the closing hours. A secretary for the college of bishops was elected, and committees were appointed on evangelism, lay representation, and a uniform divorce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. W. Wilson
J . Frazer
Alabama
H C. Morrison
Collins Denny
College of Bishops
Committee of Missions
General Board of Missions
Holy Catholic Church
Church of God
J. W Perry
W A. Candler
Board of Education
Pacific Methodist Advocate
Louisville
New Orleans
A W. Wilson
Doke and Estes Burials Reported in Alachut and Hollywood
Thomas A Doke aged 59 of Alachut Florida died in a private sanitarium. Body sent to Barclay Brandon's chapel and later to Alachut for funeral and interment. Clifford Estes funeral set for 2 30 this afternoon at Harry G Poole's chapel with interment in Hollywood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Doke
Thomas A Doke
Alaciut, Fla
Barclay & Brandon's
Alachut
Clifford Estes
Clifford Eates
Harry G Poole
Hollywood Cemetery
Baby Wilson Dies in Private Sanitarium Funeral Set
Baby Wilson aged 18 months, child of Mr and Mrs T Wilson, died at a private sanitarium early yesterday. Funeral in Harry G Pope's chapel at 9 this morning with interment in Casey's cemetery. William Bullard 77 dies at brother's home near Decatur Civil War veteran survived by son J B Bullard and two brothers and two sisters. body to Red Oak Ga for funeral and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Wilson
William Bullard
J M Bullard
Decatur
Mr Bullard
Monroe
J B Bullard
Nacogdoches
Texas
Thomas Bulard
Palmetto
J M. Bullard
F F. DuPre
Red Oak
Mrs Bradford of Cartersville Dies at 45
Mrs F Bradford wife of Dr Bradford a prominent Cartersville merchant died at her home after a long illness aged 45 She leaves husband and children Reneau Hugh and Lois Bradford Funeral from her home this afternoon at 2 20 oclock with Oak Hills cemetery interment Rev J M Tumlin wife of Rev J M Tumlin also noted in Trinity church service yesterday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Cartersville
F. Bradford
Methodist
Reneau
Hugh
Lois Bradford
J. M. Tamlin
J. M. Tumlin
North Georgia Conference
Hogansville
Trinity Church
Drug Habitue When Only a Child
A dramatic account from 1910 describes morphine use starting in infancy and adolescence, including Willie Layman’s recovery at James Sanatorium Memphis Tennessee. The letter recounts abuse through mothers and doctors, the toll of cold sweats and convulsions, and praise for the treatment as a cure. It mentions birth of a drug habit via breast milk and details the sanatorium’s advertised remedies and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Layman
Eit
James
Chas
James Sanatorium
Trumann Ark
Memorial booklet and services for deceased reader
A sealed memorial booklet on treatment and testimonials was sent to Memphis Tennessee. Services were led by Rev Jo W Quillian aided by medical staff. Pallbearers were from the Atlanta pastorate. Mrs Turlin, married twenty three years, witnessed her daughter’s Wesleyan graduation but fell ill and could not be moved home. Surviving are her husband and three daughters. Interment was at West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Jo W Quillian
Dra W
F Glenn
J. W. Lea
KE F Dempsey
H M Crumley
Pastora of
Atlanta
Turlin
Trinity
Jay Macon
Wesleyan Female College
Jin- Banaville
West View Cemetery
John C Bryant and Joan Bryant R I P
John C Bryant and his wife Joan Bryant both died recently at 65 years. They lived at 18 Pope Street. Joan died at a private sanitar ium last night at 6430 oclork. The body was taken to Harry G Poole’s chapel for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bryant
Joan Bryant
Pope Street
Harry G .Pooles Chapel
Mrs W D Chipley Died While Attending Baptist Convention
Mrs W D Chipley formerly of Columbus and Pensacola died last Friday in Baltimore while at the Baptist convention. Her body was sent via Atlanta to Columbus for a funeral at 10 o’clock led by Rev B B Gray. She leaves a son Hunt Chipley who was once in Atlanta and now lives in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennison
New York
Atlanta
Terminal Station
Thirty-second Street
Mrs Jennison
Hundsey
Mra
Chipley
Columbus
Pensacola
Baltimore
Re. B. B Gray
Hunt Chipley
Mrs Martha Greggs Dies at East Point Home
Mrs Martha Greggs aged 66 died at her daughter Mrs W Sanders Tow Street East Point in the early hours yesterday. She is survived by three sisters Mrs E B Geddermann Chicago Mrs Sarah Flemmings Atlanta and Mrs W T Sanders Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Greggs
Mre Marthe Greggs
W . Sanders
Tow Street
East Point
Mrx
E. B Geddermann
Chicago
Sarah Flemmings
At-lanta
W. T. Sanders
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood
J R Little
W A Moore
Wen
Dr. Bachman
Frankie M’clure
Mirhs
Payci Himbrouai
Seana Fanees
Temple Court P
Alpharetta
Huntiey
Malvern Hill
Batchelor
Mr Hill
Bishop Candler
James’ Anatorium
Millie Layman
Poplar A
Memphis
Tenn
Fapreas
Santetorium
Poplar Avenue
W. D. Chipley
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