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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

4

New Affinity for Artist Earle Plots Union of Souls

Followers of a school of philosophy claim artist Ferdinand Pinney Earle and Miss Gertrude Buell Dunn share a platonic union with no marriage plans. Earle, known for divorces and marriages, travels in Europe with Dunn after meeting at a Norwalk house party. Their circle recently discussed turning his Monroe house into an asylum for foundlings.

Earle New York School of Philosophy Ferdinand Pinney Harle Gertrude Buell Dunn Europe Ferdinand Pinney Earle F .M Eischbacher Monroe Kuttner Harle Miss Dunn Norwalk Conn Maria Fit Miss Tunn

Sung Chinese Girl Sold Into Bondage

Washington September. Cornelius Sullivan representing the Gerry Society of New York conferred with Commissioner General Keefe of the Immigration bureau about a young Chinese girl allegedly sold into bondage after arriving in the United States as a student. The case involves former Minister Wu and various peculiar circumstances. The Gerry Society plans to sift the matter to the bottom.

Washington Cornelius Sullivan Gerry Society of New York General Keefe Immigration Bureau Hay Keyse Sullivan

Clayton Not Candidate to Succeed Gov Comer

Columbus September 1 Special Congressman Henry D Clayton of the Third Alabama district writes to a friend in Yard, Ala denying any published statement that he would seek governor on the ticket and saying he would run for reelection as congressman.

Columbus Henry D Clayton Fof Iard Ala de Ising Alabama

Treasury August deficit report shows cash shortfall

The August deficit shows ordinary receipts and disbursements with a shortfall against prior month's deficit of 1210219 dollars. The report outlines the Treasury's cash position for August, indicating a deficit compared with the earlier month.

Treasury Washington

Stockade Charges to Be Investigated

Commissioner of Public Works Collier said he turned McGee’s letter accusing the city stockade superintendent of unequal treatment to Councilman Chambers. Chambers will review the charges as part of the special investigative committee’s work. Collier says he believes the charges are untrue.

Collier Councilman Chambers H H McGee Special Investigating Committee of Council McGee

Demand for K K K Flour Ends in Dishonored Penalty Debate

Kansas City September 1 Congressman Borland met with Secretary of War Dickinson in Nashville to discuss reinstating Richard W Hocker, dismissed cadet at West Point over alleged hazing of Rolando Suton. Dickinson believed dismissal penalties were too severe but said no power to modify.

Kansas City William P Borland Dickinson Nachvlle West Point Richard W Hocker Rolando Suton Nashville

Methodists Choose Assembly Grounds at Warm Springs

North and South Georgia Methodist committees meet at Warm Springs to select assembly grounds. They consider 100 acres near Chalybeate Springs, a 50 acre tract near Woodland, and other options in Gainesville Jasper and Blue Ridge. Old Warm Springs Camp Ground is favored for itsaccess and facilities. Selection expected in October with Warm Springs likely chosen.

Warm Springs North South Georgia Chalsboate Springs Chalybeats Springs B M Grant Pine Mountain Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Woodland Gale S F Woodall Bank of Woodland Tils Properti Fine Mountain Falburton Ga Gainesvile Ciizens Gainesville Jasper Ville and Ashvile Gomege Ta Jter Tate Blue Ridge ‘Mountains North Georgia Drederti Simons Island Pruans St Georges Bas Gulf of Mexico Tigner Bares Hope Tigner Warn Springs Esangelists Rand Workers of the Ita Fepworti Ieasue Chun Work Unimans

Van Camp's Condensed Milk Promotes Superior Holstein Milk

The advertisement extols Van Camp's condensed and evaporated milks, claiming thick milk with two thirds of water removed yields higher quality. It argues dairy practices, sanitary dairies, and non wood evaporators ensure purity, highlighting that 40 percent sugar in some milks is wasteful and that Van Camp's offers reliable, long lasting, readily available milk products.

van Camp van Camps

Emma Eames Retires From Opera Stage

Paris reports that grand opera star Emma Eames has permanently retired from the stage. She said she is done with the sage and will devote herself to her own affairs, planning no more engagements except possibly a final career tour of America if left. The move ends a storied career with no immediate plans for further performances.

Paris Mae Emmet Lames America Heise

Killing record made by Engineer Heintz

In September 1 in less than twelve hours after the locomotive he drove killed aviator Louis Reynaud, Engineer Emile Heintz of the New Orleans and Great Northern railroad added another victim to his death list today. A man over 70, in a ragged blue US Army uniform, with a musket and flag stake was found near the strike point. The blouse held a receipt to Henry Smith. Heintz was arrested again and released on bond. Negro Dies in Jail. Columbus Ga. Milam Hargett, Harris county, died in Muscogee county jail after distilling charge. He died from acute indigestion. Relatives took the body.

Neon Louis Reynaud Emile Heintz New Orleans and Great Northern Railroad United Statea Army United States Heintze Henry Smith Fuego Heintz Columbus Ga Milam Hargett Harris County Columbus Muscogea County

Barbee Jury Chosen In Murder Case At Roanoke

A Roanoke jury panel of 150 men was chosen to try Reuben Barbee for the murder of engineer Fred Holt killed last winter in the engine cab. Witnesses described the shooting and a man seen fleeing. In a second note, James Spencer accidentally fired at a boy near Roanoke, believing a gray hat was a railroad fireman. The boy received injuries but survived.

Durham Reuben Barbee Fred Holt Holt B . Wadell J J Taylor Iverson Williamson Barbee Roanoke James Spencer Charles J Spencer Folk and Western Railway

Suits for 80 000 Against the Seaboard

Damage suits totaling eighty thousand dollars have been brought against the Seaboard Air Lines in Moore county North Carolina by T A Cox a former passenger conductor and Ernest Duvall former baggagemaster both of Portsmouth Virginia. They allege injuries from a collision at Colonia North Carolina Cox suffered a broken leg leaving the limb shorter and Duvall a broken back and total paralysis of the lower body. Cox seeks thirty thousand dollars and Duvall three hundred fifty thousand dollars.

Norfolk Seaboard Air Lines Moore County North Carolina T A Cox Ernest Duvall Roe Portsmouth Va Colon N C Cox Duvall Duvalls Il Ia Cox Duvati

Drought Wreaks Havoc on Local Crops

Report from Commerce on September 1 notes three weeks without rain have badly damaged cotton and corn. Estimated crop damage stands at about 33 percent with further rain unlikely to improve conditions, leaving fields brown and stressed.

Drouth

KILLED IN PECULIAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT SPARTANBURG

James Wilson foreman of a bridge gang on the Carolina Cuphfield and Ohio railroad and a black man identified only as a negro were killed when a construction train ran over them. A second black worker suffered severe injuries, and both bodies were badly mutilated in the事故. The incident occurred near Spartanburg on September 1.

Spartanburg James Wilson Carolina Cupchfeld and Ohio Railroad

Griffin Daily Herald to Debut in September

Vaughan Dunham and Hewlett Kelley announce purchase of The Middle Georgia Farmer and plan to publish The Griffin Daily Herald starting in September. Dunham, ex editor of The Tennille News, and Kelley, a young businessman, also reveal Vaughan will launch a new weekly at Eatonton.

NEW Daily AT Griffin Vaughan The Middle Georgia Farmer Griff J Dunhim Hewlett Kelley Griffin Daily Herald Dunham Tennille News Kelley Eatonton

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