Weather Bulletin Reports Bright Crop Prospects Nationwide
Weather Bureau in Atlanta notes a very dry week statewide with sporadic frosts but no material damage. Fruit crops show bright prospects though Liberty and Lowndes counties report blight in pears, apples abundant, corn planting underway with mixed stands, strawberries ripening, and general farm work progressing in northern and southern regions.
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J. B Marbury
United States Agricultural and Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Liberty County
Lowndes
Irwin County
Bartow
Catoosa
Dade
Dawson
Floyd
Franklin
Fulton
Gilmer
Gwinnett
Hall
Jackson
Walton
Baldwin
Rapia
Burke
Columbia
Farmera Buay
Douglas
Emanuel
Glascock
Haralson
Jones
Macon
Marion
Monroe
Montgomery
Richmond
Rockdale
Schiey
Tadaferro
Washington
Wilkingon
Berrien
Brook
Calhoun
Chatham
Sea Island E
Weather notes and farming conditions across regions
The report lists increased acreage in oats and a good stand of corn for Decatur Water region with rain badly needed. Several counties note moisture shortages, with oats and sweet potatoes planted and gardens improving in places. Death notice: Miss Georgia Shallcross, Louisville native, dies in Decatur after peritonitis. funeral arrangements in Louisville.
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Irwin
Liberty
Mitchell
Stewart
Sumter
Wayne
B. Marbury
Supreme Court Notes on Georgia Cases 1900
Supreme Court of Georgia hands down decisions in several cases. Renteved v Felton discusses agent authority and unauthorized contracts by railway agents. Rome Grocery Co. v Greenwich Insurance Co. covers requirements to prove fraud voids a policy. Beaty administratrix v Stapleton addresses administrator power to distribute estate. Morris v Dodd rules life insurance paid to heirs may be enjoined if no cash surrender value. Williams v Fears considers interstate commerce and fourteenth amendment implications.
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of Georgia Railway Company
Felton
Littlejota
Maconquerror
Kidda
lateNer
Guerry & Hall, Con
Rome Grocery Company
Greenwich Insuranc Company of
New York
Henry Flood
Nion
Fouche & Fouche
Reece & Denny
McHenry
Morris Et al
Y. Dodd
Lumpkin
Fulton Superior Court
Fish, J
Cranafer
James A. Anderson
King & Anderson
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Arthur Herman
Mayson & Hil
O. E
M.C. Horton
Rontra
Williams
Death of Mrs J C Bieser in Carroll County
Mrs J C Bieser died Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 at her home 21 HII street after illness since Sunday. Pneumonia was listed as the cause. She is survived by husband and four children Maggie Nina Gertrude and John plus two sisters and two brothers. Born in Whitesburg she was a longtime resident and a 25 year Baptist church member. Funeral at Fifth Baptist church at 3:30 this afternoon with interment in Oakland cemetery.
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J. C. Bieser
Hii Street
Maggie A. Bieser
Nina Bieser
Gertrude Bieser
John Bierser
Fiona Ashley
Cedar Bluff
Ala
Della Strickland
Belmont
Thomas Crawford
Jeff Crawford
Carroll County
Bieser
Whitesburg
Baptist Church
Fifth Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Central of Georgia Offers Reduced Fares for GA Convention
The Annual Convention of the Travelers' Protective Association of Georgia meets in Macon April 19 to 21, 1900. Central of Georgia Railway sells round trip tickets from all Georgia points for one fare, outbound April 15 and 19 with return by April 34, open to the public. Ticket offices at No. 16 Wall Street, Atlanta, or via railway agents.
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OR. Reynolds
Fine St
Newton
Fas
Ritas
DE. Syms
Fo A. Syma
Ponce de Leon Ave
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Wall Street
Whitehall St
Macon
Southern Railway
Convention Travelers’ Protective Association
Kimball House Corner
Dainty Easter Cards Interest Refining Taste
The custom of remembering friends at Easter is now fixed like Christmas gifts. The Easter cards shown are sweet and delicate tokens of kindly interest. They are pleasing to refined taste. Prices are noted. John M. Miller Co., Books and Stationery. Marietta Street, Atlanta.
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Aster
John M. Miller Co
Booka
Marjetta Sirest
Atlanty
Complex suits over accord and satisfaction and will claims
In Cobb Floyd and related cases Judge Hart and Judge Reagan review verdicts and judgments on points of accord and satisfaction defenses, validity of wills, and sufficiency of evidence in actions against Walker Reese & Co and others. Courts affirm judgments or deny finalization, noting errors not legal finalities, with several rulings on demurrers, evidence sufficiency, and witness credibility.
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Walker Vy. Reese & Co
Hart Laurens Superior Court
Cobb, Jl
Alex. Akerman
Walker
James B. Sanders
T L Griner
Cherokee Lodge
Reagan
Floyd Superior Court
Cobb
Wright & Ewing
Fielder & Mundy
Dean & Dean
Max Meyerhardt
Louisville Coffin Company
Rhady
Henry Floyd Superior Court
Lumpkin
Henry Walker
George A. H. Harris & Son
Writ of error in United Glass v McConnell dismissed
The supreme court rules it has no jurisdiction as the case remained pending below and there was no final judgment on the rule. Writ of error dismissed with all concurring opinions noting premature status and exceptions pendente.
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Farmers’ Supply Company Et al
Dublin
Tron Works
Hart
Laurens Superior Court
Lewis
McKenna & Welsh
Bragdon
James B Sanders
John S Adama
Alexander & Akerman
Turner Et al
Camp
Harris City
Floyd County
M_ B
Eubanks
Wright & Ewing
Southern Home Building and Loan Association
Butler
Spence Calhoun
Lumpkin
Upn
J. L. Boynton
WW. A. Wimbiah
Donalson & Hawes
Southern Home Bulying and Loan Association
Pace
Fite
Dade Superior Court
Cobb
T. J. Lumpkin
W. A. Wimbieh
Ligon Johnson
Jacoway
R. J
J. McCamy
Lavgeon
Lawson
W.C Worrill
McNamara
Cox
Gabrie Cherokee Superior Court
Cobb, J
S Holderness
P P. DuPre
J. Northcutt
G I Teasley
United Glass Company
McConnell
Supreme Court
Henry Walker
McHenry
Henry Vy Perry
Harris
City Court
Minernia
Pean & Dean
Fouche & Fruche
Weather observations and conditions across cities
A reading of multiple city forecasts shows varied weather with clear, cloudy, rain and snow in locations such as Abilene Augusta Chicago Cincinnati Corpus Christi Detroit Galveston Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville Memphis Montgomery New Orleans New York Norfolk North Platte Omaha Palestine Raleigh Rapid City St Louis St Paul Savannah Tama Virkeburg Wilmington and others. Trace rain or snow noted in T lines and daily high and low ranges given for several cities.
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Abilene
Augusta
Buffalo
Charleston
Tharrotte
Hattanooga
Chicago
Cincinnati
Corpus Christi
Netroit
Dodge City
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Memphis
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Raleigh
Rapid City
Louis
St Paul
Savanagh
Tama
Virkeburg
Wilmington
Marbor
Woman Clubs Confederation Sets Charleston Meeting Dates
The first annual meeting of the Confederation of Women’s Clubs will be held in Charleston April 17 to 28. Delegates from all sections will attend. Aims include traveling libraries and village improvement, free kindergartens in factory counties, and enhancing school hygiene. Mrs James Adams leads education with free scholarships. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised.
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Charleston
James Adams
Senera
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Peachtree
G. W. Collier, Sr
B.m.woolley
M.D. Dilee
Pryor St
Atlanta Central
Jacob Haas
Tutt
Waters
Cloudland
Canadian Rockies
Mericie
Pennaytrain Ave
Osburn
Baltimore St
Baltimore
McMuchrie
Parian Paint Co
Alabama Street
Mau Gr
Lithia Springs
Hox
Austell
Lycett’s. White China
Whitehall Street
Weather Bureau
Stein-Bloch
Tau Btein-Bloch Co
Whitshail
South Georgia Lumber Company
O. Stewart
West
Hunter St
Corner
Madison Z.ve
Miss Shallcross
Decatur
Mira Georgia Shallcross
N. Shallcross
Louisville
W W. H. Roan
the Supreme Court
High Court
Stevens & Graham
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia
Weatherly Southern Co-operative Foundry Company
Henry
Floyd Ruperinrcourt Simmons
Coney
Beaty
Administratriz
Stapleton
Spalding Superior Court
P. J
Lloyd Cleveland
James 8. Boynton
Robert L. Berner
Cabtoria
Travelers’ Protective Association OF Georgia
G. W. Adair
George W. Adar
Ocmulgee Street
Whitehall
A. F. Liebman
Peachtree Street
Edgewood Avenue
Peachtrea Street
Shepperd v. Commissioners
James Davison
R. J. Jordan
H. G. Lewis
FW. Butler
A. J. West & CO
Edgewood Ave
North Ave
Alexander ST
Klondike
Pulliam ST
A. I. West & CO
Pryor St. Kimball House
J. C. Hendrix
Morgan County
Hendrix
Elis c al
John A Nood Wood Rankin
Fo A
Cantrell
AJ & J McCamy
Starr & Erwin
Uhr
Beiser
Engine J. C. Beiser
J. Leg
Oakland
Solomon
Morrison
Angus Morrison
John Morr
M. M. Mauck
Washington St
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Thor
Q. Clas
Woman Clubs Confederation
Hood
C. H. Swift
S. Pryor
State Senate
Clark Howell
House of Representatives
Morris Brandon
Fulton County
Sth
Fulton Coun
Porter King
House of Retrientatives
John M Slaton
Amos Fox Croudes
M & Slount
Dan Derkerson
A Hil
J. J Barnes
John K Jete
Sid Holland
Mary
SR Turman
Tam
Subject
Po Cary
Marc Tam
Maxnr
Mary October
Frank Price
Myrei
Tm Ofice of Ordinary
eruLeet
Sohn Rwilminbus
City Criminal Court
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Bor
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Criminal Court of Atlanta
Democratic Primar
Morgé
Senate
Washineton
Morgan
Benavir Morgan
Ippines
Benator
McKinley
Tagua
Hepluro
Carter
Tia
Utten
Porto Rio
Arkansas
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