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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

12

Union Demands Nine Hour Day and 20 Cent Increase

The electrical workers union through the Federation of Trades demanded a nine hour day and a 20 cent daily wage rise. A conference with employers is sought to reach an amicable settlement, with no strike expected. No new developments in the Neal machinist strike. a conference is planned at Dr. Jos Jacobs’s office today. Seaboard Air Line reports machinists sought nine hour days and wage increases. officials declined nine hour days but offered to maintain current scales with adjustments. The strike was ordered by telegram without notice.

Focal Union of Electrical Workers Federation of Trades Neal Machinist Federation of Trades Committee Atlanta Machine Works Jos Jacobs Dr. Jacobs Jerome Jones Jerry Willems Ed Sutton Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Air Line Railway Atlanta Committee of Machinists Tanton

Tuscaloosa Commencement at Two Female Colleges

Graduating exercises conclude at the Tuscaloosa Female College with an address by Rev. Homer Bush of Andrew Female College. A ground concert in the chapel showcases a high level program. Central Female College commencement begins Friday with the primary department exhibition. A planned Tuscaloosa Land and Iron Company meeting was postponed due to stockholder absence and the illness of President Frank S. Moody.

Central College Tuscaloosa Ala Tuscaloosa Female College Homer Bush Andrew Female College Cuthbert Wudf Central Female College

For His Good. Youth's Companion Narrates a Sable Cook

A New York household long ruled by a sable cook named Rosa is introduced as the central figure. The mistress and the household face a moment when Rosa settles into the room, signaling a turning point in the domestic tale.

New York Rosa Nomins Mistresa

Five-Story Structure Planned at Pryor and Alburn Corner

The northeast corner of North Pryor street and Alburn avenue will host a handsome five story building. An illustration shows its completed appearance and construction will be undertaken by Ttoke Smith.

Pryor and Auburn’ Avenue

Wedding Plot Revealed in Dramatic Blurred Speech

A fragment shows Rosa and a maid plotting a hasty marriage for a groom named Pomp Leone to spare the bride from scandal. The dialogue hints at a ceremony set for seven with a honeymoon train at ten, while the groom plans Western relatives and remarriage schemes.

Red Men of Alabama Conclude Work in Blocton

The Great Council of Alabama Improved Order of Red Men adjourned in Blocton after a morning session. W. H. Tice of Montgomery elected great sachem, George T. Marsh of Huntsville named representative to the supreme council, T. B. Hazelton of Jasper re elected great chief of records. Nebe Tribe Noa8 earned the banner for largest membership gain. the tribe is based in Blocton.

Great Council of State Birmingham Ale Great Council of Alabama Red Men Blocton Pratt City W. H. Tice Montgomery George T. Marsh Huntsville Supreme Council of the United States T.B. Hazelton Jasper Biooton

Grand Jury in Birmingham Probes Boylston Murder

Birmingham Ala May 23 Special The coroner s jury impaneled to investigate the murder of G A Boylston who was robbed and killed at Pratt City Saturday night has taken a recess to allow officials time to examine certain aspects of the case All evidence presented has been sealed and will not be opened until the jury reconvenes to hear more testimony and reach a verdict Only three of the eleven accused negroes remain in custody as officers push to secure complete evidence and identify the guilty parties

Birmingham Boylston Ala G. A. Boylston Pratt City

Plans for three new stores in modern wholesale building

The outline describes a gray brick and terra cotta structure to house three stores and a wholesale warehouse. The building will cost about 30 dollars, include steam heat, and be a valuable addition to the business district. Construction starts August or September, with completion targeted by May 1906. Ground floor will be divided for layout.

Hartt

HiPherson Men to Philippines Transfer Ordered

Secretary Root orders completion of five new infantry regiments under the army reorganization act. Transfers move companies among Twenty-sixth Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth regiments, with some units already bound for the Philippines. Fort McPherson Georgia Vancouver Washington and Fort Sheridan Illinois host reorganizations as battles are set for June and July sails from San Francisco.

Washington Root Philippines Twenty-seventh Infantry Fort McPherson Georgia Twenty-sixth Infantry Plattsburg Twenty Eighth Vancouver Wash Twenty-ninth Fort Sheridan Twenty-sixth Fort McPtoreon San Francisco Fort Logan Col San ‘Francisco

The Lottery of Love at the Lyceum a lively old comedy

Reviewers praise Miss Butler in The Lottery of Love for carrying the piece with skill and humor while Edwards struggles as the mother in law ridden young husband. The Lyceum vaudeville under Manager Anderson draws large crowds with strong acts and reform sketches, with matinees moving to 3:20 PM next week.

Mrs. Gilbert Daly Forces New York Edwards Rees Grand Iife Lyceum Anderson Lideum Boston Atlanta South Stontor Modena Lawrence Justic

New Hamlets on American Ell Mg from Denmark Deal

A fragment hints at Uncle Sam acquiring title to a batch of West Indian islands from Denmark, transforming them into new Hamlets on American soil. The text remains cryptic with no clear names, dates, or places.

New ‘Hamlets J. Louis Republic Sam West Indian Islands Denmark

McKinley Reviews War Regiments in San Francisco

President McKinley, improving, reviews the Forty-fifth and Forty-ninth infantry in San Francisco. He thanks soldiers for two years of service in the Philippines and urges citizens to honor their sacrifice while noting the nation’s gratitude and the path back to civilian life.

McKinley San Francisco United States Philipping Islands Appomattox

Pop Overa a La Chinoia: Chinese Cook Teaches Pop Overs

A guest requests the mule for their compounding and a cook named John shares a method for making pop overs. The recipe details involve mixing milk, flour, salt, and careful timing to ensure even cooking. The master instructs to keep the pan warm and not watch the process too closely.

Chinoia Harper's Bagaat John

Difference Money Makes and Political Redistricting Juxtapose

A New York Telegram quips about a familiar face while a neighborly introduction unfolds with a boast of wealth via stock investments. A Boston paper comments that carving Missouri into districts is an act of brute force, noting Democrats hold 51 percent of votes and 94 percent of Congress seats after the operation.

Oriving St. Laws

Family Secrets in Philadelphia Press

A fragment from the Philadelphia Press features a brief exchange about false teeth. Hele Wille remarks Papa’s set is new while a visitor questions the claim. The mock dialogue hints at a humorous family dynamic and secrecy around dental wear.

Philadelphia Hele Wille

Tyceum to Have Summer Garden at Lyceum Theater

T H Bolles owner of Milwaukee based Lyceum theater met with manager Coleman Anderson in Atlanta to plan a summer garden annex beside the Lyceum. Indoor and outdoor vaudeville will run with one admission price, the garden to feature palms, drinks and tables. An adjacent stage will connect the spaces, with performances starting within weeks.

T. H. Bolles Milwaukee Lyceum Theater Atlanta Coley Anderson Bolles New Orleans Mr. Anderson Summer Garden Anderson

Notice to Contractors and Mutual Insurance Petition in 1901 Nashville area

Notice to contractors to bid on Lebanon and Nashville railway extension work with detailed site visits at Maxwell House Nashville. Also includes Georgia Fulton County petition for Mutual Live and Wash Guaranty Association to insure members, outline of organization, governance, and board structure in Atlanta.

Batarday Maxwell House Nashville Rexsea Lebanon and Nashville Central Railway Esting Ragonry Tenn Temnesces Central Railway Company Homestead Nashville, Tenn Callabgn Construction Company Georgia Fulton County Phillip Conk Henry Jackson T. W. Rucker Hamer J. ‘Peeples C. BU Bil Attlanta Mutual Live and WaGh Guaranty Association Ite Sail Adinita and Hall Pail Board of Irectorg Muld Board of Directera Sai Board of Directors Lyane

Divorce notice in Fulton County Superior Court

Georgia Fulton County Mrs E S Brown versus Samuel D Brown in Sul ton Superior Court Fall Term 1901 No 8778. Samuel D Brown ordered to appear September 1901 to answer complaint. case action noted as divorce suit filed March 5 1901 by Mrs J E Tirawn. Arnold Broyles Clerk.

State OF Georgia Fulton County B. Brown Samuel D. Brown Sulton Superior Samuel EB. Brown E. Tirawn Amid Aaid County SOAS J. H. Lumpkin Anid Court Arnold Broyles

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