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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1900

Page

6

Peters Street Pavement Debate Roars Through City Hall

Citizens of Atlanta rallied behind Peters Street paving as council debated over vetoed funding. Alderman Barrett led protests while Mayson pressed legality of using rebate funds, insisting money was already apportioned and in the treasury, despite opposition.

Mayor Woodward Explains Veto On Peters and Decatur Paving

Mayor J G Woodward explains why he vetoed council votes to pave Peters street with phelt and Decatur street with granite blocks. He argues funds from Belgian block rebates must stay for street improvements and cannot be diverted. He cites apportionment rules, outstanding rebates, and projected June funds, warning contracts cannot legally proceed without proper financing.

Peters Decatur Streets Atlanta General Council Peters Street Decatur Street Auburn Atvenue Haynes Street Elys

Controvery at City Hall Over Contingent Fund Warrants

In a tense council meeting Comptroller Goldsmith accused Mayor Woodward of knowing about illegitimate payments from the contingent fund. The mayor countered, stating he signed warrants after consulting the city attorney. Both men clashed as Aldermen debated liability and the Peters Street paving ordinance, which failed to override the mayor’s veto and died alongside a similar Decatur Street measure.

General Council Council Council of 1899 Whitehall Street Mugewood Avenue Federal Chiggs Sanitary Department J G Woodward Goldsmith Feterg Street Mawson Finance Committee Peters Street Woodward Harwell Harnett Barrett Counciman Minchinnett Minchinnett Mayson Axgos Holland Terry Thompson Grady Longino Adams Rey Pope Pra Tem Mayson Council Chamber Decatur Street Rawson Parks

Public debt decline and cash on hand rise reported

The monthly public debt statement shows March 1 cash in Treasury at 1,112,256,458 with a monthly decrease of 6,629,701. Interest bearing debt totals 102,562,000 and other classifications bring total debt to 1,419,049,353. Receipts in March were 48,726,837 and expenditures 332,188,271, yielding a monthly surplus of 16,838,? (text garbled). Mint and currency reports indicate silver and gold movements and rising national bank note circulation, with public deposits insured by new 2 percent bonds.

Washington Interst Treasury United States Navy Department Mint

Electric Bitters Restore Strength in Gifted Indivdual

Bravé men and women suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles with loss of appetite and run down feelings. JOW Gardner of Idaville Indiana praises Electric Bitters for restoring strength appetite and life. One bottle is inexpensive and guaranteed at drug stores.

Jow Gardner Idaville Ind

Green Will Be Made Coroner In Charleston County

Judge Thomas D Green is nominated for coroner of Charleston County after reforming the Tennie Hill settlement near Charleston South Carolina. He moved to the wild negro neighborhood against advice, posted a marriage edict to enforce lawful coupling, and in six months transformed the area into a peaceful community, earning strong support from friends who credit his methods with reducing crime and violence.

Charleston Charleston SC South Carolina Thomas D Green Charleston County Judge Green Tennie Hill Ufe Green

Admiral Dewey to Visit Knoxville May 1

A letter to President Lockette of the chamber of commerce says Admiral Dewey and his wife will arrive May 1 for one or two days. They will tour Farragut's birthplace and early home, since Dewey served under Farragut in the Civil War, and extensive preparations are planned to entertain them.

Dewey Knoxville Knowle Tenn Admiral Dewey Lockette Chamber of Commerce Farragut

Peters Street Paving Fight Rises After Veto Vote

In a heated discussion, Peters Street residents vow to press for asphalt paving despite council actions. J R Smith, chair of the Peters Street committee, warns of possible business closures or relocation if the street remains unpaved. He notes $10,000 allocated to Peters Street, claims no pledges, and asserts the fight will continue until paving is achieved.

Smith J R Smith Peters Street Stealing Committee Peters Strees Beutel Minchinnett Peters Street

Easter Suit Styles Dominate Spring Ready Made Wear

The store promotes spring Ready Made Clothing with suits in Scotch Homespuns Insh Tweeds English Suitings and Herringbone plus staple blues and blacks. Prices range from $10 to $25 with “priced RIGHT” and a call to choose before Easter. Aimed at every taste and age, the ad emphasizes quality and trustworthy clothing.

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