Georgia Census Supervisors Announce July Start Date
James W Anderson, census supervisor for Georgia's fifth district, issued a complete list of appointed field workers. The team, chosen from an unusually large pool of applicants, will begin collecting information by July 1 and work with dispatch. The roster covers multiple counties including Campbell, Clayton, DeKalb, Fulton, Douglas, and more, naming supervisors for each district and town.
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James W Anderson
Georgia
Anderson
Campbell County
Fairburn
Fairburn Town
K. A Nisbet
Union
Red Oak
Old Ninth
William @ Roberts
Sandtown
Campbellton
Charles L. Wendall
Rhertown
Goode
F. E. Jackson Gomle
Palmetto
Palmetto Town
Lamar Thornton
Clayton County
Panhandle
J P & Nash
Lovejoy
Poplar Springs
Oak
Reuben M Lassiter Hiverdale
Jonesboro
William Gilbert
Fred H. Young
Adamson
Ellenwood
Francis M Dodd
Morrow Dekalb County
Philips
McWilliams
Reuben D. Evins
Lithonia
Shaliowford
Cross Keys
Jamin J Simpkins
Decatur
Decatur Town
Mof Stokes
E. M. Bugg
Panthersvile
Redan
Samuel L. Mehee
Flake
Browning
Doraville
F. A
Evans
Clarkston
Clerketon Town
Wiliam Ho Trimble
Clarks
Lithonie Town
Nuckolls
Daniel B. Bond
Nia
Mill
John F. Carroll
Bastants
Edgewood
George W. Howard
Kirkwood
Douglas County
Douglasville
Calle P Bowen
Lithia Springs
Luke G Garrett
Connorant Middle
John G. Maxwell Winn
Fair Play
Crombie
Allen Hudson WeWherter
Fulton County
T J Cooper
Spring Street
Chesaley H. Howard
Richardson Street
Joseph L Cobb, Jr
Whitehall Street
A Sanger
Temple Court
Joseph S Alford
Cooper Street
Thomas McDonald
Washington
Thomas ¥. Hastings
Richardson T
Thorms SJ Watt
Capitol Avenue
Earl V D Haskell
Edgewood Emuste
J A le Sueur
East Hunter Reet
T P Miner
Decatur Street
Doames W Joiner
Irwin Street
Berrion M_Zettler
Wall Street
Rowland EB
Webster
Austelluilding
J C. Newman
Jackson
Paul Landrum
Dunlap Street
EF Small
Marietta Street
G W Lyon
Hugh Street
Robert W. Lovett
West
Harrisree
Unusual case heard by Judge Lumpkin over peace bond
In Fulton superior court Judge Lumpkin weighed how long a man bound over to keep the peace but unable to bond should remain detained. Mrs Minnia Stacks accuses the man, known as Fain, of threats and assaults claiming her safety requires restraint. A full hearing followed, with attorneys for both sides presenting arguments, and a decision pending.
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JH. Lumpkin
Fulton Superior Court
Fainla
Robert L. Rodgers
Rodgers
Fain
Lee J. Langtey
Stacks
Young Fain
Cian
Hoke Smith Sells His Stock In The Journal
The Atlanta Journal changes hands with H M Atkinson Morris Brandon and J R Gray as new owners paying 276500 for the paper. Minority stockholders receive 17500 and Hoke Smith 159000 while George H Dickinson of New York becomes manager for the buyers. The new owners vow a nonpartisan approach while preserving democratic alignment and plan to form an executive committee to run operations.
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Atlanta Journal
H M Atkinson
Morris Brandon
J. R Gray
Hoke Smith
Constitution
Journal
Ifr Smith
Messrs Atkinson
Brandon and
Gray
Atkinson
Mr. Smith
Interior
Law
Cabaniss
H. H Cabaniss
Josiah Carter
Morton Smith
SOME PROMINENT APRIL EVENTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY
A compiled list of April military actions and key dates in U S history. It covers Lexington Concord 1775, embargo 1812, battles and surrenders 1861 1865, Lincoln shooting 1865, Appomattox 1865, West Point clash 1868, Spanish American War events 1890s, and other entries. The piece credits Chanler Edgeworth Jones April 4 1900.
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Lexington and Concord
Mass
England
United States Congress
Zachary Taylor
Matemoras
Mexicana
Arista
Fort Bumter
Baltimore
Five Forka
Petersburg
Richmond
Sailers’ Creek
Robert B. Lee
Appomattox Courthouse
Abraham Lincoln
Fort's
Washington, D. C
J. Wilkes Booth
West Point
Mississippi River
Joseph B. Johnston
Durham's Station
United States Senate
United States Houat of Representatives
Spain
United States
Nashville
Bigoe Ventura
Atlanta Symphony Club elects officers and directors
The Atlanta Symphony Club held its annual election of officers and directors last night at the clubhouse at Peachtree and Luckla streets. Officers elected unanimously include President E. G. Warner, First Vice President W. M. Kelly, Second Vice President S. W. Goode, Secretary Marvin L. Case, and Treasurer H. W. Young with a prosperous outlook for the coming year. Directors named are L. Anderson, G. L. Norman, Cothran, H. Besopeart Me, Lannon, and W. B. Pontes, with I. Richmond also on the slate.
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Atlanta Symphony Club
Peachtree
Luckla
EG. Warner
W. M Kelly
W. Goode
Marvin L. Case
H. W. Young
Ave L
Anderson
G. L. Norman
Cothran
H. Bes Opeart
Lannon
Pielcher
W. B. Pontes
Richmond
Dr Hillis to Lecture at the Grand in Atlanta
Brooklyn scholar Dr Newell Dwight Hillis arrives in Atlanta to address the Atlanta Lecture Association tomorrow night on Rugin's Message to the Nineteenth Century. He is a noted contributor to magazines and author of several widely read books.
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Grand On
Ruskin
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Atlanta Lecture Association
Battle Over Hemphill Boilers Heats Atlanta Contract Fight
Atlanta machine works seeks the Hemphill pumping station boiler contract opposed by Walsh & Weidner of Chattanooga. Council favors awarding to Atlanta at 6150 despite lower bid from Walsh & Weidner. Next water commissioners meeting expected to settle the award amid charges of favoritism and home industry protection.
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Hemphill
Atlanta’ Machine Works
Walsh & Weldner
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta Machine Works
Board of Water Commissioners
Water Commissioners
Walsh & Welaher
Boliers
T Io
Holland
Water Board
Barrett
Atlanta
Parka
Hulland and
Minchinnett
Rawson
Hill
de Weil
Walsh & Weidner
Pinkham's Compound Honored by Thousands of Women
A famed woman healer claims greater expertise in treating female ills than any living person. She receives fifty thousand testimonial letters and publishes many. Lydia E Pinkham's advice is offered free by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Pinkham
City Council Restores Cuthbert Pool Room License
Pro tem and aldermen debated the pool room license for Cuthbert at 47 Decatur street. The report to restore the license passed amid strong votes after allowing attorneys to speak. The council also approved a $60,000 education budget for Dr Theodore Toepel’s work as physical director, and handled various street, rail, and hospital matters including renaming Thomas street to Cherokee avenue and strengthening Magnolia street bridge. Visitors from Richmond and Asheville attended, seated as guests.
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Aldermanic Board
Cuthbert
Decatur Street
Welch
Linton Hopkins
A H Bancker
The
Mar
Alderman Welch
Board of Education
Theodore Toepel
Council
Pope
Roy
E P. Burns
J. H Winkler
Atlanta
Committee On
Gurratt Street
Oakland Avenue
Colings Park and Belt Railroad
Auburn Avenue
Butler Street
T .H. Etlett
Hichmond Va
Aderma
C. T Rawis
Asheville
Counci
Niance Committee
Loengino
St. Louis
Minchinnet
Thomas Street
Georgia Avenue
Grant Park
Cherokee Avenue
Street
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Whitehall
Grady Hospital
Magnolia Street
Currier Street
Piedmont Avenue
Fort Street
Veterans Elect Durham Leader At Atlanta Camp 189 Reunion Plans
The Atlanta Camp 189 United Confederate Veterans met in the capital city with large turnout. Dr W M Durham was elected commander for the year, officers were re elected where applicable, and four veterans died since the last meeting. Delegates to the Louisville reunion were postponed, and a drive to fund a grave monument in Philadelphia received broad support with each veteran contributing.
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Veterans of
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
W M Durham
C S Arnall
John T Stocks
Leute
F Myers
C D Alvigny
W H Harrison
R M Clayton
H Landrum
Amos Fox
Harrison
Joseph B Caldwell
Julian A Hutchison
W E Lane
Tames E Williams
Louisville
Atlantic Road
Dabney E. Maury
Daughters of the Confederacy
Philadelphia
National Cemetery
Detective Identifies West in Georgia Burglary Case
Detective Charles Gibson swore West is the wanted burglar of Mr C Hebard’s residence on January 7 1891. West was carried to Richmond county under a requisition and will be tried there. A habeas corpus hearing before Judge Hansell confirmed identity.
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West
Thomasville
Harry West
C . Hebard
Richmond County
Charles A Gibson
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Mills Street
C A. Howard
Marietta
Charien I. Anderson
John A. Gentry
Thomas W. Wood
West Pinget
Thomas A. Daniel
Zadoe B. Moon
Formwall Street
Frank Strange
Norcross Avenue
T. Hauson
Beecher Street
Newton County
Gum Creek
Wyatt
R. E. Careroll
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Oxford
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Bransells
J. A. Cowan
Pace
Newborn
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Adams
Btarraville
Haya
Gaithera
Charles A. Banks
John ¢ Farmer
Conyers
JH. Wallis
Honey Creek
Lorraine
W. C. Goode
Conyers Walton County
T of
Winder
Robert W. Haynie
Bethlehem
Brantley
Fanner’s
John H Queen
Campton
Tinaley
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Brook
John Mo Ammons
Monroe
Broken Arrow
India
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Judge Lumpkin
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JOS. A. Magnus & CO
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Cincinnati
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the Cable Company
Eiseman Bros
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