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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1901

Page

12

Spinners in Session Today South Southern Cotton Spinners meet in Atlanta

The fifth annual session of the Southern Cotton Spinners Association opens at 10 am in the Kimball house convention room. About 300 delegates expected over two days with addresses by United States Senator John L. McLaurin and editor R H Edmonds. Activities include a Bohemian smoker hosted by the chamber of commerce, an excursion by Southern Railway, and talks by Hoke Smith and others.

Southern Cotton Spinnmers Association Kimball House South George B Hiss Charlotte N. C Association Atlanta United States John L. McLaurin South Carolina R. H Edmonds Manufacturers’ Record Baltimore B Edamonds Senator McLaurin Chamber of Commerce Southern Railway Union Depot Lyman Hall Technological School John H. McAden Livingston Mims D. A. Tompkins Charlotte United States Industrial Commission J. K. Orr Kimball Committee On Finance Oscar Elsae John F Dieckensen Joseph C Greentlald Trank Inman George B Scott Robert Baidx J_ EB Beck J EK. Orr R. FH. Shedden H EB Fisher T Cutler Smith J. D Turner ER Pugh John W Pandre Evan PF Howell W Peel J Jd. Spalding John Olivar Miuilis Fo Ragen HH Kiser Whittier W Niven K H Reck D O. Dougherty C D Tuller A W Jones

Parian Paint Co Promotes Atlanta Paint Industry Growth

The Parian Paint Company, Atlanta based, markets a single high quality grade for house, iron, stains and carriage paints under the Parian trademark. It touts superiority in salt air and ammonia exposure, excellent covering power, and nonpoisonous composition. The firm highlights Atlanta capital, local stockholders, and invites Southern Cotton Spinners to visit the factory at 41-33 E Alabama Street to see demonstrations.

Atlanta Parian Paint Company Parian Parlan Paint Co Florida Parian Paint Co South Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association Alabama Street Parian Paints

Real estate agent sues Ray couple for commission

G F Webber real estate agent sues Maggie M Ray and Sam C Ray in city court seeking 15 23 plus 16 costs for negotiating a sale of 567 Whitehall Street. He claims he introduced James R Smith to the deal and the Rays sold to Smith while negotiations were pending, denying him compensation. Attorney W W J Albert represents Webber.

G. F. Webber Sait Maggie M. Ray Sam C Ray Rays Whitehall Street James R Smith Smith Mr. Webber W.W. J. Albert

Southern Industrial Association Session and Banquet Summary

Dr John Meade presides as Atlanta Praver-Rec Wilmer hosts annual meeting. Hon Livingston Mims, Atlanta mayor, and Hon D A Tompkins address members. Excursion by Southern Railway to Atlanta and return later. Bohemian smoker at Kimball House with speeches by John L McLaurin and Hoke Smith on trade and home talent. Business sessions and adjournment follow.

John Meade Praver Wilmer Atlanta Livingston Mims Atlanta Associaton D A Tompkins United States Industrial Commission Charlotte N.C John EL McAden Addrasa KR HH Edmonds Manufacturers’ Record Baltimore Southern Industrial The Southern Railway Kimball Ouse Atlanta, Ga

Howard bill doomed in senate after committee vote

The Howard franchise bill faces near-certain defeat in the senate. Thirteen members of the general judiciary committee oppose it, leaving only nine votes to overcome the adverse stance. Subcommittee and full committee reports urged no passage, with advocates limited to Hooper Alexander. The senate vote is expected soon as lawmakers proceed with existing business.

Senate House General Judiciary Committee Sullivan and Cann Hamilton McWhorter Southern Railway H. E Goethlus Columbus Eagle and Phenix Mills J. Randolph Anderson Seaboard Air Line Hooper Alexander

Amica Salve Promises Pile Cure worldwide

A 19th century advertisement touts Buecklen's Amica Salve as a cure for itching piles and all bodily eruptions. It claims thousands cured and guarantees relief with a 25 cent box, sold by all druggists.

Job Buecklen

Beane To Succeed Murphey As Rail Travel Agent

Atlanta loses Clarence W. Murphey longtime traveling passenger agent for Union and Southern Pacific railways to Texas. R O Beane, currently in Nashville, takes over Murphey's post in Atlanta while Murphey moves to San Antonio as Southern Pacific traveling agent. Announcement arrived yesterday.

Atlanta Pacific Railways Texas Clarence W. Murphey Union Pacific Southern Pacific Railways R. O. Beane Union and Nashville Tenn Murphey San Antonio Tex Southern Pacific Mur.phey

Body sent to Virginia for burial of Charles B. Haynes

Late Charles B. Haynes died Tuesday night at Dr Stockards sanitarium and was shipped to Middletown Virginia for interment. A Virginia Society delegation escorted the body to the train. Funeral services were held at J W Riley 176 Ivy street with pallbearers including Captain R M Clayton and Forrest Adair. Mrs Haynes and Miss Reddey accompanied the body on its journey.

Charles B. Haynes

Baseball for Atlanta and a new Southern League franchise

I Peter of Selma Ala owner of the Atlanta franchise in the Southern League met Atlanta baseball men yesterday. He formerly owned the Selma franchise and at a Chattanooga directors meeting the Selma franchise was transferred to Atlanta. Peter is pleased with Atlanta prospects and plans to field a strong team with broad support. He believes Atlanta should have a team that will win.

I. Peter Selma Atlanta Heyt Peter Ala Peter Chattanooga Southern League Tenn Southern Baseball League Vickeburg Mobile

Uncle Sam Navy Recruitment Ad Plastered in Rome Ga

A government placard in the Rome Georgia Custom House calls for naval recruits ages 18 to 26 at 31 an apprentice pay 3 per month for 16 to 17 year olds. Recruits face physical exams must read and write English and can receive bonuses on reenlistment. A placard posting clash with the building inspector is noted as the custodian had it put up despite orders.

Custom House United States Navy Rome Naval Department Phort

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