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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1902

Page

11

Lee Indicted for Murder in Wesley Chapel Shooting

Millard Lee, the man who shot Miss Lilla Suttles to death in Wesley Chapel, was indicted for murder by the Fulton grand jury. He will stand trial as the criminal division of the superior court convenes, with Judge Candler presiding on June 9.

Superior Court Millard Lee Candler Lilla Suttles Wesley Chapel Ben Hill Fulton Grand Jury Lee Suttles Mableton Henry King Berlin King G. C. Belleu G C. Barker

Honest Doctor Warns Coffee Harms Health

Dr. A C Hewet asserts coffee is a slow poison. He describes early health decline after starting coffee in his thirties, including gastritis, dyspepsia, nervous trouble, and melancholia. After reading Postum promotion, he switched to Postum Cereal Coffee and reports restored appetite, better nervous tone, and overall health improvement.

Hewet A. C. Hewet M.D West Adams Street Chicago Ila

Warner Hill Clashes With Tapp In Georgia Campaign

In Homaston Georgia May 27 Special Hon Warner Hill of Greenville spoke at the courthouse at 2 pm in support of J M Terrell for governor. He assailed Tapp and defended rail taxes, urged policy notes on coal option and lobbyism, and called a letter misrouted as trespass or larceny. TERRELL GOES TO ROME ON JOSEPH M TERRELL returned from New Orleans with AG Wright to pursue tax case against Western of Alabama stock. An entertainment and barbecue await him in Floyd County with further stops planned in Brooks and South Georgia. Excursionists from Fitzgerald voted on governor and prison commissioner, showing Terrell leading in governor tallies. Commissioner Stevens praised in Thomson paper as best Georgia has had, urging June vote for Stevens.

Homaston Warner Hill Greenvill Court House J. M. Terrell Greenville Hinl Terrell Atlanta New Orleans Hill Tapp Walter B. Hill Athens Warner Til Colonel Estill Rome Joseph M. Terrell Boykin Wright United States Circuit Court of Appeals Alabama Georgia Railroad W. T. Newman Floyd County Brooks County South Georgia Fitzgerald Atlanta and Birmingham Railroad Cordele H. C. McFadden Fstill Guerry Williams Mason J.ff Taylor Ware County T. O. Paxon Coffee County A. M. Yarbrough Irwin County A. M Harwell Wilcox County E. Smith Dooly County Commissioner Stevens Thomson H. el Hngton O. B. Stevens O F Stevens Stevens Georgia Department of Agriculture Executive Department Polla Johnston Tras Tyne

Johnston Emerges As Only Uniformity Candidate In Georgia

Cedartown Courier notes A J Beck exits race for state school commissioner leaving Hon Mark W Johnston as the sole advocate for uniform school books. Johnston campaigns on reform with data on cost benefits, contrasting Georgia’s high book prices with southern peers. Glenn and Merritt oppose uniformity.

Mark W. Johnston Cedartown Courier A. J. Beck Messrs Glenn Merritt Dr. Johnston Georgia

Terms of Sale Ratified for First Methodist Church

First Methodist church approves sale of current property and purchase of Sam Venable lot at Peachtree Street and Porter Place for a new church. Building committee gains full power to begin work. bids include about $63,000 plus potential extra gifts. Three new members join the building committee. Excursion tickets to Tybee offered by Central of Georgia Railway with low round trips from Atlanta. Abroad with the Jimmies by Lilian Bell advertised at Miller's.

First Methodist First Methodist Church Sam Venable Peachtree Street Porter Place Ivy Street R. A. Hemphill H. C. Leonard W. A. Osborne Tybee Central of Georgia Railway South Atlantic Atlanta Savannah Wall St Union Depot Kirkwood Howard Street Clay Street

Spalding Will Filed With Monument Provision

The will of Eugene C. Spalding, who died at his Peachtree Street home, filed in the ordinary's office, leaves his estate in trust to his widow and two children and to his parents and siblings with monetary bequests. It directs burial at Westview with a monument of at least 1500 dollars, assigns executors in Atlanta and Stamford, and instructs investments in bonds and other securities. The estate may total around 100000 dollars and will be appraised. life insurance is noted and the will was signed March 28.

Eugene C. Spalding Peachtree Street Spalding R. O. McCord Charles G. Lippold John Ford White Atlanta Henry K. Mclarg Stamford Conn Hig Court of Ordinary McHarg Cot Westview A. T. Spalding C. BR. Spalding Oth Albert T. William T John & Spalding Louise Daisy Stirpe William T. Spalding Albert T John Smith, Hammond & Smith

Negligee Shirts Emphasize Comfort and Style

In Atlanta, shops offer a range of shapes and patterns. Negligee shirts are presented as essential for comfort, combining individuality with current colorings and designs. Pleated bosoms or plain styles are available to suit preference.

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