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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1909

Page

7

Governor Brown Chooses Hutchens for North Georgia Seat

Governor Brown's first major appointment favors the north Georgia district near Atlanta selecting Mr. Hutchens, a lawyer from the north region. The choice reflects the governor's recent nomination base and balances regional representation with qualifications. Hutchens hailed as well qualified by supporters and observers.

Atlanta Brown Savannah Valdosta Albany Augusta Macon Union City Hutchens

Short Items of Interest From Atlanta News

A Black man Lane was bound over for larceny after allegedly taking two diamond rings from Mrs J W Johnson of 188 Hullam Street Bow Lane delivered groceries and left rings on pantry shelf later found in hallway at Peachtree Street New Kimball entrance Harrell and Wadkins arrested after an all night craps game Wadkins fined 25 75 by Judge Broyles Harrell released Wadkins a barber was fined and Harrell faced further action A public note states JW Maddox not suing Central of Georgia Railway for damages as some papers claimed

J. W. Johnson Hulllam Street Bow Lané Brovies Mire Johnson Lane Peachtree New Kimball J Ho Harrell Wadkins Dobbs Harrell Broyles Atlanta Popria JW Maddox Central of Georgia Railway Company Emi Alderrran Jo Maddox Maddox

Fall opening tonight for the Boys' Club Atanta

The Boys' Club of Atanta hosts its fall opening this evening at 19 Trinity Avenue. Renovations during summer improved the club apartments making them more pleasant. Superintendent Dorr of OH Wickersham will formally present members and introduce the new physical director.

Atanta Trinity Avenue Dorr O H Wickersham

Cardul promotes health for women in advertising letter

Dudley Texas woman Lena Schmidt endorses Cardul as a tonic and medicine for female ailments. She claims it relieved monthly pains and restored strength, urging other women to try Cardul for blue moods and sickness. The ad cites European ingredients and warns it is not sold at ordinary drugstores.

Dudley Tex Lena Schmidt Cardal Europe

Troops and Tars in Great Parade Across Hudson

Twenty five thousand men march past 37 nations as 2,000,000 citizens cheer. German fleet sailors draw vast applause with a dramatic My Country, Tis of Thee, while Peary joins New York’s Hudson Fulton pageant aboard the Roosevelt on arrival.

New York Hudson-Fulton Court of Honor National Guard Naval Militia United States New York City Peary Portland Moe North Pole Hudson River Roosevelt Hudson Wil Explorer

Emory Fund Campaign Passes $5715 Across Griffin District

Dr James E Dickey organized endowment drive across Griffin district last Sunday. Total contributions 5715 with Barnesville 3050, Griffin 1330, Forsyth 5000? List shows multiple donors from Barnesville Griffin Thomaston Sonora Hampton Culoden and others.

James E. Dickey Emory Griffin Barnesville T. D. Elle Macon Warren Stafford R. A. Stafford Seneca Burr Henry Anderson C. J. Lester Robert G. Matthews A. J. Ely C. T. Tyler Carl Anderson J. A. McCrory T. W. Cochran Rev. H. C. Christian Mr. Fitts J. F. Smith B. F. Reeves J. H. Blackburn D. L. Anderson Pierce Hammond J. 8. Roberts F. A. Gennett J. F. Howard J. H. Claxton Franklin A. M. Lambdin J. L. Pitts Dr. Dickey E. W. Bla Ham Allen Bakes Paul Flint Rev. C. O. Jones A. 8. Mahray B. B. Brown E. Bailey J. C. Stead Victor Warrick F. H. Warlick M. J. Daniel P. T. Parmalee B. H. Moore L. W. Goddard T. H. Wynn Robert Wheaton C. V. Weathers, Jr L. C. Manley WH. Wheaton Claude Worrill RB. O'England R. & Lightower Pruitt W P. Carmichael W. S Johnston T. M. Mathews J. M McKensie Sonata Tillman Eakes Eaton B. P. Daniet O. P. Carmichael L. L Hutchinson H B. Sasser C F. Sasser N. J. Estes Hampton Rev. G. W. Duval Decatur Mr. Harris Mr. Wilson Culoden Ray Ferley Baum Stone Mountain I H. Castiin BH. Clements M. BE. Stroud

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strong Blood Soldiers

The ad proclaims blood cells as little soldiers defending the body from disease. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla builds their health and strength to fight illness. It lists remedies for scrofula eczema catarrh and various ailments while implying improved vitality.

Police Captains Change Watches Effective Last Night

Assistant Chief Jett ordered a broad reorganization of watches for captains sergeants roundsmen and patrolmen affecting J L Beavers to morning watch J W Norman to evening watch J F T Shepard to day watch and several other shifts including sergeants Sheridan Terry Faster Joiner Lindsay Mayo Poole Holcombe Chewning Luck and patrolmen Freeman Hugher Scott Vickery Collins Swinney Mitchell Belcher Gresham Sells Tuggle McGahee Butler Ivy Thompson F Butler and Belding to new assignments on morning day or evening watches.

J. L. Beavers J. W Norman J FT Shepard W. M Sheridan W. Terry K. S Faster J. C. Joiner I H. Lindsay Mayo Poole and Holcombe Chewning Luck Freeman Hugher Scott Vickery Collins Swinney H. Mitchell Belcher Gresham Sells Tuggle McGahee G E Butler Ivy Thompson G. F. Butler Belding

Police Chief Jennings Returns From Confederate Reunion

Chief of Police Henry Jennings arrives in Atlanta after visiting Athens, Georgia for a state reunion of Confederate veterans. He endured a bout of flu two weeks earlier and used the trip to recover and reconnect with former Civil War comrades. He is expected to resume duty today.

Henry Jennings Atlanta Athens Jennings

Crown Princess Frederick William Delivers Third Son

Forsdam September 30 Crown Princess Frederick William formerly Duchess Cecilie of Mecklenburg Schwerin gave birth to a son at night. This is the crown princess's third son.

Kaiser Forsdam Frederick William Cecilie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin

Headache Linked to Indigestion Warns Against Pills

An article explains the stomach brain connection, detailing how indigestion can cause headaches of varying intensity from dull pressure to sharp pain. It cautions against relying on headache powders and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy that addresses the root stomach issue and relieves headaches, with a trial offer from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.

Stuart Jack Barneaville Forsyth Hampton F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Building Marshall, Mich

Campaign pledges from Griffin district total near ten thousand

Last summer the campaign was represented by Dr. Dickey of Jackson, who secured a pledge of 1000 dollars from that church. Jackson lies in Griffin district. The Griffin district’s total is 7315 dollars with more district results pending. When Griffin’s full returns arrive, the district’s contributions should approach 10000 dollars.

Dr. Dickey Jackson Griffin District Griffin

Bannard Named Republican Nominee for Mayor of New York

Otto T. Bannard, prominent trust company figure, is the Republican mayoral nominee in New York. He presides over the New York Trust Company and leads the Provident Loan Society of New York as president and trustee. Born in Brooklyn in 1854, he graduated from Yale in 1876 and Columbia Law School in 1878, later guiding the Dolphin Jute Mills and serving as president of Continental Trust Company before his current post.

T. Bannard New York Otto T. Bannard Metropolia Realden New York Trust Company Provident Loan Society of New York Brooklyn Yale Columbia Dolphin Jute Mills Patterson, N. J Continental Trust Company

Old Virginia Reel at Police Station Dance

A band of Darktown minstrels played near police headquarters last night and sparked a spontaneous old Virginia reel. Several portly officers joined in the dance before the night shift left for their beats.

Veterans Entertained With A Splendid Program

A Soldiers' Home chapel program for veterans and guests featured recitations by Blanche Hoover and Margaret Maddox, songs including The Hanging of Danny Devers and Old Kentucky Home, piano by Paul Donehoo, with encores. Captain Force of the Home and Daughters of the Confederacy organized, prayers by Prof. J. T. Derry.

Soldiers’ Home Soldiers’ Home Committee of Atlanta Dixie Kate Hall Blanche Hoover Lizabeth Lulu Margaret Maddox Old Black Joe Paul Donehoo Danny Devers Gypsy John George McDaniel Wm. McCarthy John Grice McCarty Palms Frank Coffin Faul Donehoo Mandalay George McPaniel Old Kentucky Home Captain Force Daughters of the Confederacy J. T Derry Howard A. Winborn E M Yow Soldiers’ Home Committee

Bad Business Editorial on Life and National Purpose

An October editorial argues that America’s wealth and industrial prowess fail without protecting and empowering people. It laments cheap labor, unsafe conditions, and disease, insisting the nation’s true business is making people free and healthy, not merely maximizing profits. It calls for balancing safety and health with industry before claiming a desirable business nation.

America The Healgner

Passing of the Little Red School House

Across the states the district schools have consolidated to centralize money and energy for education. Massachusetts pioneered the union school concept in 1874 with spread to New York and beyond, reaching the Mississippi Valley by 1900. By 1906, thousands of children were transported daily, and hundreds of consolidated districts existed, with legislation urged to close small schools and centralize attendance. The movement has grown into the western states and the South, yielding notable centralized rural schools despite funding and racial integration challenges.

Saya Carolina Bartlett Crane Massachusetts New York Kingsville Ohio Mississippi Valley Indiana Pacific Slope South

Beginning of the Century Education Movement Questioned

A fragmented prompt asks about the era’s leading education movement at the century’s start. It hints at a historical debate over which reform defined early 1900s schooling and its lasting impact, inviting analysis of key figures, schools, and policy shifts.

A Cook's Crest and Halloween Cookery Lore

A narrative from Pergla features Mr James noting a missing brass plate bearing Souter as a crest. The tale pivots on a Persian visitor and a cook’s mischievous heist mimicking heraldic gear, while the piece wanders into Halloween culinary tips for popper corn and roasted chestnuts with variations for salted, glazed, and devilish flavors.

Kitchen Appeal to Fund Community Cooking Facility

Letter from Atlanta dated September 30 1909 requests 200 dollars to fund a model kitchen at the First Congregational Church to teach food selection preparation and service for nutritional and moral welfare. The church aims to complete its new building debt by year end and seeks community cooperation from supporters of the program. Signed FB HW PROCTOR. Atlanta Ga.

Atlanta Zephar First Congregational Church

Wage Advance for Motormen in Norfolk

Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company announces a 2 cent per hour raise for maximum pay. Starting tomorrow motor men and conductors with 3.5 years of service will earn 20 cents per hour instead of 18 cents. The company controls most electrical properties in the area. Public transport workers gain new hourly rates.

Norfolk Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company Carmen

Function of the Urban College in a City Era

Dr John H Finney argues urban growth requires a new college form meeting city youths unable to leave home. He says city bred students need self culture and city service training to sustain democracy, as rural or private urban universities cannot fully meet urban conditions.

John H. Finney van Norden State University Uiversity Hag

Recipe Fragment From The Designer October Item

Readable portion shows a vintage cooking instruction for sugar coated nuts. It details boiling leaf sugar in water to the hairing stage, dipping nuts in the syrup, skewering with wooden toothpicks, and draining on brown sugar to harden. The wording is fragmentary and stylistic.

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