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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1909

Page

7

St Regis Hotel Power Plant Sets Engineering Standard

The St Regis at Fifth Avenue and Fifty Street in New York pioneered a top class mechanical system and an efficient engineering staff. Aiming for a perfect hotel, it built a model plan of instruction and premiums for efficiency, with its power plant highlighted by experts and illustrated in engineering journals. Rooms start around three or four dollars a day, with suites priced higher, reflecting the hotel’s luxurious offerings.

St Regis Hotel Fifth Avenue Fittlaigh Street New York St Regia Hitwa St Regis

Curtiss Faces Strong Wind For Governors Island Flight Attempt

Aviator Curtiss vows new attempt after a gale sweeps over Governors Island New York. He rises above the harbor and tests a plane in rough air before a safe landing and plans a dawn try if weather stays favorable.

Governor's _ Island Curtiss New York Barney Comain Parks Artiss

Man Sets Fire to Shanty at 371 Whitehall Street

A skulking man set fire yesterday afternoon to a vacant shanty at 371 Whitehall Street owned by G F Gwen. Firefighters saved most of the structure, with damage estimated at several hundred dollars. Witnesses reported a person was seen fleeing the premises, but officers could not identify the culprit.

Whitehall Street G F Gwen West Fifth Street Mischler Unwen

No Marked Change in Cotton Crop After September Storm

New Orleans reports the hurricane of September 20 caused great damage to the Louisiana and Mississippi cotton crop but estimates have been reduced. Some cotton saved, quality affected, fields cleared in 10 to 15 days, planters pledge to burn stalks and clean fields to thwart boll weevil. Overall belt shows no marked change. severity varies by parish and area.

Louisiana Mississippi New Orleans Missisuippi Picayune Weekly Tt Ia Lousiaiga Het Times Teme Crat

Sanatorium Tuberculosis Plan Moves Forward in Atlanta Meeting

A 44 session by the Atlanta city council and health committee endorses establishing a tuberculosis sanatorium in Atlanta. The measure calls for selecting a site and organizing care to begin as soon as possible, with formal tender of services to the local anti tuberculosis committee.

Vth Aulante Jia Tengat Comity Commissi Oplin Atlanta Thia Wien

Slow Movers Told to Obey City Traffic Law in Atlanta

Assistant Chief Jett enforces the slow moving vehicle clause of the city ordinance. Police drill officers and warn owners to keep slow vehicles near the curb. Road safety measures aim to prevent traffic blocks during Auto Week and November events.

Atlanta Jett Polic Commission Jet

Revival at Western Heights Baptist Church Draws Large Congregation

AC Schuler occupies the pulpit and leads sermons that leave a strong impression. Sunday school opens at 9:30 in the morning, preaching at 11, a mass meeting at 3 in the afternoon, and the song service starts at 7:30 in the evening. Howard Parham directs the singing.

Rly Shuler Riting Western Heights Baptist Church Fr Howard Parham Western Heights Heighta Baptist Church Hts Tes AC Schuler Howard Parham

Death Claims Reverend Anderson

A Methodist minister Reverend Anderson died after a brief illness. The services were held at the Milanti area church with mourners from the local parish and neighboring congregations in attendance. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Obituary notices reveal long life of ministers and community figures

The notice chronicles the life of Anderson, a long-serving minister in the Southern Methodist Church, and mentions his brother Dr Lewis Anderson. It notes ties to the Anderson hardware company, Madison death in 1900s, and the Lansersty of GPigia. The obituary reflects local history through names like Miss Janes, Miss Horshferd, and Mr Pulew Andresen.

Cal Janes Frost Horshferd Lucy Andresen John Anderson Anderson Bt Ifarve Anderson Aml Anudew Anwlersen Anlison Hardware Company Lansersty Gpigia Tom Southern Methodist Church Tie Lewis Madison A.e of Ar

Man's Legs Ground Off by Brick Machine

Charles Litter, owner of a Maryville plant, was severely injured when caught in a brick machine. His legs were crushed and both were amputated above the knee after workers halted the machine and freed him. He was rushed to Haspville Hospital and is reportedly improving.

Charles Maryville Knowvile

Sea Monsters of Old and the Giants of the Ocean

A fragmented account describes ancient sea serpents and a marine giant whose size and feats overshadowed other legends. It cites Bishop Pontupmdan and Copenhagen Royal headers, noting variable estimates of length, beak size, and the creature’s habit of swallowing waters and belching them back.

Armen Pontupmdan Copenhagen Royal Headers the Hague

Teachers Name New Officers in City Association Election

The Atlantan Teachers Association held its annual election at Boys High School. Officers elected: Wool Dykes president, Miss Nena Mth vice president, Dr Theodore Poppersygrer treasurer, and Miss Gussie Frouner secretary.

Atlantan Leachers Assawation Buildho Wool’ Dykes Nena Mth i Theodore Poppersygrer Gussie Frouner

Moors Fight Back as Spanish Armies Press On

Fragmentary dispatches describe Moorish resistance against Spanish forces on a front line. Reports mention reinforcements being sent and strategic positions debated, with emphasis on the resilience of Moorish defenders amid tense campaign conditions.

Campaign to Relieve Mexican Sufferers in Iowa

A 1917 report notes a relief drive for flood victims in Mexican districts aided by American consuls and the central committee. It mentions dispatches from Monte Prost and Hanne, with rural areas awaiting outside assistance until new crops can be planted and sugar shortages ongoing.

Westings Aasiarance Hanna Sugar Iowa

Corn Growing States Propose Aid Exchange Plans

Aimed at distributing staples efficiently, corn growing states offer to send bags of corn while other states supply beans blankets and clothing for winter. Proposals call for free transport via mule trains and brie and mule train arrangements with one caslway and two press companies to handle distribution.

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Mulberis Baptist Asequition Progress at Auburn Gill

The Mulberis Baptist Asequition is near completion with Perry Baines Mist tute for the dave and will close Monday with a barbene anil reception to Pex Jot ford. The new building is funded by Mr Ox frd and the Mercer system, marking improvements over the old structure as progress continues.

Auburn Gill Mulberis Sesman Perry Baines Dave Will Ford Argels Institute Mercer

PEMMICAN Ban Debate In Copenhagen Club Meeting

A Copenhagen gathering outlined a government ban on pemmican amid a discussion led by William F. Spurgeon. Dr Harve and Dr Wilby questioned pemmican’s composition while a polar dash diet was described, touching on potential prosecutions and pure food law enforcement.

Webber Test of the National Press Tub Yoomirt Med Washington Sores Ouhr Ueal William F. Spurgeon Copenhagen Dr Harve Tne Wilby Wiles

Electric Renovating Co Names Carpet Rug and Cleaning Offer

Electric Renovating Co announces carpet rug and house cleaning services with Phous 680e contact for pricing and scheduling.

Electric Renovating CO Phous

Ice Cutter News From The Senior Classical Class

The Senior Classical of the Boys High School publishes a semi monthly paper named The Ice Cutter. It includes editorials, stories, jokes, and a question and answer department by class members. The paper is not sold to the school and prints only as many copies as there are subscribers.

Lee Cutter

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ST. Regis Experia House Frank E. Block Co Western Heights Church Andr Rev. Anderson Mons Charles Literer Knoxville Sea Monsters of Old W. F. Dykes Association Spain Marini Momander Hyrue Paddy Taua Ieees Harhath Pitlan Gionfi Wiltogad Sloan Gainesville Daniel’s Stetson Daniel Brothers Co L. J. Daniel Peachtree Street Pattern Department Perry-Rainey Institute Perry-Haines Institute Anubura the Continental Creamery Cos W. F. Donovan East Alabama Street
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