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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1908

Page

2

Central of Georgia Gets Temporary Restraining Order

Judge William T Newman granted a temporary restraining order against Comptroller Wright and Fulton County Sheriff Nelms to halt tax collection actions against the Central of Georgia Railway for 1907. The order issued April 2 1908 prevents sale of a Madison Avenue lot in Atlanta and requires all parties to appear June 22 to show why the injunction should not be extended.

William T Newman United States Court Wright Georgia John Woo Netma Fulton County Central Railway of Georgia Newman State of Georgia Central of Georgia Railway Western Railway of Alabama Central Asert Georgis Cheatham County Savarnnah Nelms Madison Avenue Atlanta Central of Georgia Railway Company Comptroller General The Central Railway Federal Building

Joint Debate Declined in Smith Brown Contest

In Columbus on May 26 special report that Hoke Smith supporters withdraw from a joint debate plan with Joe Brown Club leaders. Hon John P Ross of Macon was invited to share a platform with Hon J D Kilpatrick of Allan to press the arrangement. Brown club president Lester Slade declined, saying joint debates invite personalities and bitterness. Pope decorates American Chippewa Falls lumberman and banker 4 B McDonnell with the Order of St Gregory the Great. formal conferral May 29 by Bishop Schoepach.

Pope Chippewa Falls Wis Pope Plus McDonnell St Gregors the Great Scho ‘Pach

Franks Bliley Found Dead in Atlanta Home

Frank X Bliley a well known citizen of Atlanta was found dead in his bed yesterday morning at 6 o'clock at his residence 422 Pulliam street A coroner inquest ruled death from indigestion Monday evening Mr Bliley had complained of chest pain at work with Mueller Manufacturing Company but continued working The next morning his daughter Miss Fannis Bier found him dead He was 67 born in Germany and once ran an undertaker business in Atlanta Later worked with Western and Atlantic Railroad and at time of death with Mueller Manufacturing Company He is survived by his daughter and one sister Mrs King of Town He was brother in law of Anthony and Edward Murphey of Atlanta Funeral from the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 30 this morning with interment in Oakland cemetery.

Frank X Bliley Citizer Atlanta Pulliam Street Troon Biles Mueller Manufacturing Company Fannis Bier Mr Bisley Wis jTavier Wiley & Biles Bisley Pryor Street Western and Atlantic Railway Mualler Manufacturing Company Biley

Card From John Thomason Arraigns Police Over Ejecting Him

John Thomason writes to The Constitution alleging police ejected him from a Sith meeting and threatened arrest by Captain Norman, Former Chief Newport Larford, and Patrolman Ed Englett at the Decatur Street event while he sought to ask Governor Smith a question during the governor’s fourth ward testing. The letter states the governor was willing to hear the question and notes Thomason’s past Smith affiliation.

Sith Joan A. Thomason Ewet Hunter Street Smith Decatur Street Captain Norman Newport Larford Ed Englett Thomason Norman

Questioning Smith on building repairs stokes labor clash

A speaker challenges Mr Smith about work on Auburn Avenue and North Pryor Street. He names contractor W W Griffin and accuses Smith of scab labor while noting a governor’s portrait and union painters. A committee reportedly reviewed the governor’s repair efforts. The speaker then criticizes the police for interrupting his question after the governor allowed him to proceed.

Brown Smith Auburn Avenue Pryor Street Griffin Organized Labor Smits Sinn Capitol Ins

Infirmary Progress and Volunteer Furnishing Drive

Tabernacle Infirmary reports rapid progress on the new building led by Dr Broughton with hopes to move in by July 1. The board of lady managers seeks cooperation and invites support for furnishing the hospital at 92 Luckie Street with a linen shower on June 2 from 3 to p. m. Gifts of any size are welcomed to aid this worthy institution.

Broughton Luckie Street

Martin acquitted in murder case in Muscogee County

Arthur Martin, a young man from Bellwood, was acquitted of murder by a Muscogee County jury after a prior pistol duel with Henry Martin and an earlier assault charge against Henry. The feud between the Martins and Chapmans began over a lingering dispute and escalated when Arthur shot at Wii Chapman at the gateway home, Chapman fell, wife present.

Columbus Arthur Martin Wii Chapman Muscogee County Henry Martin Martins Chapmans Helshbors Bellwood Chapman i Young Martin Martin Arthur Maertin Chapman

Fitzgerald High School Commencement Held With Baccalaureate

The ninth annual Fitzgerald High School commencement opened with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev C Winsders of Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Graduation exercises will take place Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall with Prof A E B Pound of Waycross delivering a featured address.

Whizgerald Ga Fitzgerald High’ School Rey I C Wienders Central Methodtal Episcopal Church Odd Sellows Aeb. Pound Waycross

Smith Speaks at Buchanan and Tallapoosa Georgia

Governor Hoke Smith spoke to several hundred in Buchanan and later in Tallapoosa under a rain storm. He was introduced by Colonel Walter Mathews in Buchanan and answered questions from Brown supporters, defending his high wine and beer statements.

Walter Mathews Smith Tallapoosa Governor Smith Tallapoona Hoke Smith Seely

Melton Made His Escape in Randolph County Murder Verdict

Special report of the coroner's inquest near Randolph Station finding Henry Melton guilty of murder in the death of W. W. Eaton. Evidence showed the killing followed hog trade disputes with bloodshed, Melton admitting he shot Eaton three times, claiming fear from prior threats. The jury deemed murder proper.

Cuthbert Tne W W Haton Henry Melton Randolph Station Tad Meton Eaton Melton Blackshear Bynum Melton Oils Bynum

The Light Fat That Makes Doughnuts Healthier

A feature extols COTTOLENE as a versatile cooking fat that substitutes for lard without causing indigestion. It claims COTTOLENE yields light rich food and can be used anywhere lard would be used, appealing to worried cooks and those with delicate stomachs.

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