Crematory conflicts drive health board actions and dismissals
The board of health debated the crematory issue, appointing a citizens committee with property owners to monitor the plant for several days, and discharged city man McWaters over payments from the furnace company. The board also extended bids timing for night soil disposal and considered new plans for sewerage and street cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
T W. Rucker
Frestfent Jarnagin
Rucker
Citizens' Committee
Messrs
Stockdell, Lambert
Cook
Jarnagin
Sanitary
Hope
Board
Poara
McWaters
R. OC. McWaters
RE. V. Carter
Willis King
Vaughan
Carter
Mims
Dr. Benson
Bizzell
Attorney Rucker
McWaters (W the Crematory Company
Campaign rumors swirl as Candler defers to Hammond
John S. Candler declines to answer and lets Judge Hammond speak for him regarding rumors on his national campaign stance in 1893. Hammond aims to correct rumors about voting for McKinley in 1896 and seeking a federal judgeship under a Republican guise. Judge Richard Russell of Winder is actively pursuing the supreme bench, with trips to counties and talks of a potential run in his circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
John S. Candler
Supreme Bench
Rammo
Judge Candler
Russell
Sterday
Left horse out all night at city hall during health meet
Police Captain Moon reported finding a horse hitched to an Inspector's vehicle on Hunter street side of city hall. The animal had been left out overnight. Health Officer Kennedy blamed a forgetful inspector. Dr Vaughan called it a poor excuse. The board tabled the matter on motion of Mr. Carter, appreciating Moon's thoughtfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizzell
Sanitary Department
Vaughan
Benson
Rucker
Inspector King
Carter
MecWaters
Asn
Board of Health
McWaters
Pierce
Chief Hope
Willis King
City Hall
Health Heard
Moon
Hunter Street
Hope
Kennedy
Jarnagin
Mr. Moon
Animal Show in the City by Norris & Rowses
Norris Rowe’s Show entertains Lange audiences with two performances at the show grounds corner Wheat and Jackson streets. A morning parade and afternoon and night shows showcase dogs camels elephants goats monkeys and trained seals performing feats on ropes juggling and musical toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris & Rowe
Lange
Wheat
Jackson Streets
Payne Memorial church to dedicate with morning and evening services
The Payne Memorial church dedication takes place Sunday with Bishop Warren Candler delivering the dedicatory sermon in the morning. Musical program features a voluntary, offertory, two solos, and a concluding evening sermon by Rev Dr Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Memorial
Warren Candler
Halph Looper
Dr. Beck
Mrs. B. Field
Executive Board meets before carpenters convention in Atlanta
The General Executive Board of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners convened at the Kimball House to settle business ahead of the Monday convention. Members include James R. Miller James F. Grimes L Beegle Fred Walz and A L Cattermull with Cattermull delayed. A large delegate influx is expected as venues debate convention site headquarters and hall arrangements in Philadelphia Indianapolis and other cities. General President William D Huber and delegations from multiple cities expected to arrive this afternoon for the mass meeting at the convention hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Goiners
Kimball House
James R. Miller
St. Louis
James F. Grimes
Galveston
L. Beegle
Newark
N. J
Fred ©. Walz
Hartford, Conn
A. L.cattermull
Chicago
Cattermuill
William D. Huber
Philadelphia
Philladelphia
Trenton
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmington
Southern Railway
T. Guerin
Troy
New York
Southern Bach Party
Springfield
Uls
Hartford
Conn
Kansas City
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Whitehall Street
Carpenters
Atlanta
Huper
Dufty
Atlanta Braces for Coldest Day of Season
Forecaster Marbury predicts the coolest weather of the season for Atlanta today and tonight as high pressure from the northwest clashes with a developing low in the gulf. Winds shift to northwest with a cooler reading expected after a day that saw a high around 71 and a low near 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbury
Atlanta
Henry Grady Much Better Recovery Seen By New York Doctor
News from New York quotes Dr John Keely saying Henry W Grady has been carefully examined by Dr Hammond a leading New York specialist who declared his recovery should be certain speedy and complete Eugene R Black Grady’s brother in law received the telegram yesterday indicating the illness will pass with a short time and bring relief to many friends and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady
New York
Henry W. Grady
Eugene R. Black
John Keely
Atlanta
Grady
Hammond
Parson Praises Electric Bitters Cure for Jaundice
Rev C J Budiong of Ashaway R1 writes that Electric Bitters cured his long standing jaundice and liver troubles. He recommends them as a reliable all around medicine. The note claims benefits for liver kidney and stomach issues and notes a 50 cent price with druggist guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
C. J. Budiong
Ashaway, R. 1
College Orators Face Constitution Reform In State Meet
At Kimball house parlors the Oratorical Association met to review faculty suggestions for a new constitution. A committee led by President Freeman drafted a tentative charter to include four changes and rotate hosting among colleges. Emory and Georgia University threaten withdrawal if all reforms are not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorical Association of the Colleges
Kimball House
Emory
University of Georgia
Henry Freeman
Technological School
John Temple Graves
B. S Stephens
Mercer
M. Sam Johnson
Alfred C. Broom
W. M. Smith
Dahlonega
Freeman
the Associ
Atlanta
Association
State University
Federal convict recaptured amid uneasy manhunt tensions
A chaotic night of a federal recapture unfolds as a posse member accidentally wounds himself while a Constitution reporter contemplates shooting a fleeing prisoner. The scene highlights the moral strain of enforcing justice under a brutal reward driven vigil and questions the use of gunfire during the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Beam
Constitution
Critchlow
Federal
Georgia
Bullock Shot at Officer After Knife Threat in Marietta Street Incident
N H Bullock proprietor of a Columbia saloon on Marietta Street was shot in the left side about four inches above the heart by Bicycle Officer A B Blackstone on Fulton Street after Bullock advanced with a knife and struck the officer. Bullock was taken to the Grady hospital in guarded condition. officials said the officer acted in self defense and was within duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Bullock
Columbia
Marietta Street
East
Georgia Avenue
A. &. Blackstone
Fulton Street
Blackstone
Capitol Avenue
Mr. Bullock
Bullock
Blacks
Grady Hospital
Ball
Jones
Oficer Blackstone
West End
Zena Found Guilty of Census Fraud in New Mexico
Mariano Zena, secretary to Census Supervisor Pedro Sanchez, was found guilty today by a United States jury in San Fe, New Mexico, on multiple counts of fraud and embezzlement tied to the 1900 census. He belongs to a prominent New Mexico family and is a known politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta Fe
N. M
Mariano Zena
United States
Zena
Pedro Sanchez
New Mexico
Illinois Central Plans New Memphis to Jackson Freight Line
The Illinois Central changing its double tracking plan from Fulton to Memphis to instead build a Memphis to Jackson freight route. A new 221 mile line extends south from Memphis to Lake Cormorant then Tutwiler Belzona Yazoo City and Jackson, with lower grades than the old Grenada route. Completion aims to pave a Chicago to New Orleans double track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinois Central
Chicago
Hillinois Central
Fulton
Memphis
Jackson
Lake Cormorant
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Tutwiler
Bel
New Orleans
Blood Poisoning From Tooth Affects George Crocker
George Crocker, financier, is very ill in London with blood poisoning after a dental treatment. He has been abroad since July 18. The New York Times will publish details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crocker
London
New York
The
New York Times
Picking Cotton Deadly Work Seven Killed by Inhaling Paris Green
A Paris Texas report states seven cotton pickers died after inhaling Paris green dust applied to bolworm infested cotton in the Red River and Kiamiti regions of Indian Territory. Four men and three women fell ill late in the day and died overnight, with scant rain since the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Red River
Kiamitio
Indian Territory
Cudahy Denies Imminent Meat Packing Merger
Edward A. Cudahy of Cudahy Packing Company in Omaha declined to confirm a Chicago report that a merger of meat packing firms would be completed by September 27. He said the story is guesswork and that there is no certainty of a merger. He noted such a combine would likely place all markets on parity based on merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Chicago
Pately Packing Company Incorporation in Chicago
New Packing Company Chicago announces incorporation with capital stock of 1.5 million dollars. Incorporators include William Pately John G. Level of Level & Co and Daniel L. Lufkin. The firm will operate independently of the packing trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Packing Company
Chicago
Pately Packing Company
William Pately
John G. Level
Level & Co
Daniel L. Lufkin
Fim
Packing Trust
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