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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1902

Page

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Meat Prices Rise Sharply as Trusts Dominate Markets

The article reports broad price increases in beef and other meats across major cities led by the Atlanta market, with consumption falling as households cut back. It cites trust influence, railroad freight issues as blamed causes, and notes restaurants and retailers facing higher costs while shoppers reduce purchases and shift to vegetables.

Irmingham Savannah New Orleans United States Atlanta Chicago Beef Trust New York the Constitution Boston St Louis Nashville Raleigh Augusta Macon Birmingham Jacksonville Histrust Cat

Charter Revision Committee Seeks CS Uhl Change

A subcommittee of the Charter Revision Committee seeks to obtain CS Uhl related changes. The motion requests further study and potential amendments to the charter phrasing and governance provisions.

Expansion favored for Atlanta city limits after heated vote

The charter revision committee backed extending Atlanta’s city limits though subcommittee reports conflicted. Pro expansion argued on health and growth, while opponents warned of costs including new schools engines and police. A final plan to redraw wards and extend toward North Atlanta was urged.

Fulton Colville W. D. Ellis Colville Robert Maddox Hoke Smith Atlanta John €. Reed Joel Hurt Reynoldstown W. D. Elis Thomson Fourteenth Street Hillyer

Twelfth Annual Confederate Veterans Reunion Opens in Dallas

Dallas hosts the United Confederate Veterans reunion with 75 000 to 125 000 visitors historical notes say it is the largest Dallas crowd. Attendees heard Governor Sayers and G B Gerald as General Gordon was late. The camp at Camp Johnston buzzed with meals and music as veterans recalled past campaigns amid flags bunting and electric light.

Dallas Fair Grounds Slaughter Associated Press Kaliph Sons of Veterans United Confederate Veterans” Associaten Camp Albert Sydney Johnston Camp Johnston Gordon Jones John Allen Lucy Lee Hil Chicago United Confederate Veterans Virginia Paddock Fort Worth Tex Louisville New Orleans K. M. Vanvandt Texas Reunion Association Denes Tex Texas Uncle Sam John Buil America Egypt Republic Sons of United States Jersey Shore

Veterans of Georgia Represented at Dallas Confederate Reunion

The Georgia delegation to the twelfth annual Confederate reunion in Dallas is the largest and most representative yet sent from the state, with camps arriving from Memphis New Orleans and Shreveport. General Gordon arrived amid dramatic applause and praised Texas hospitality while recalling Georgia veterans past battles from Goliad to Gettysburg.

Dallas Georgia Frank Fleming Tex Memphis New Orleans Shreveport Texas Clement A. Evans William Crumley Dallas Cariny South Veterans Sons of Veterans Dallas Bureau of Information Atlanta Camp Wislker Miss Morris Chattanooga Allen D. Candler Lone Star State Mississippi Harry Jennings W. A. Wright C. L. Langston Tip Harrison W. B Everett

Federal land purchase funds for Atlanta building expansion

A quarter million dollars is proposed for land acquisition to enlarge the federal building in Atlanta as part of a nationwide omnibus public buildings bill. The measure, totaling about 315 million, also allocates funds for Athens Macon Rome Brunswick Selma and Montgomery projects. Chairman Mercer expects House action next week on the landmark spending bill.

Jos. Ohl Washington Mercer Charmain Mercer House Livingston Atlanta Clay Senate Walton, Forsyth Marietta Athens Macon Rome Brunswick Federal Court Selma Ala Montgomery Roosevelt Jake Smith Chaffee Reynolds Milledgeville Georgia Military College London John Ways Hammond Bocas de Torn United States Germany Morgan W W Reeves Wood

President's Court to Try General Smith in Manila Affair

General Jakle Smith faces trial by a president's court rather than a court ordered by General Chaffee. The court, consisting of Wheaton, Sumner, Bell, Bisbee, McKibben, Rafferty, Dougherty, Markley, Lee, with Harvey Carbaugh as judge advocate, will be reviewed in Washington. If found guilty, Smith faces possible dismissal from the army as debate grows over Philippine army conduct and command clarity.

Jos. Ohl Washington Jakle Smith Chaffee Manila General Chaffee War Department Department Wheaton Sumner Bell Bisbee McKibben Rafferty Dougherty Markley Lee Harvey Carbaugh Smith General Smith Walter Army Corbin Philippines Senate Committee On Philippine Affairs

Charter changes extend city units over riding report

The charter revision committee approved extending city units despite a subcommittee report, by a vote of 1 to 7. Atlanta and other cities face ongoing trust pressures as meat consumption slows nationwide.

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce W.W. H. T. Walker

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