Governors Odell and Candler Meet at the Capitol
The governors of New York and Georgia, Odell and Candler, met at the capitol, discussed state governance, and hosted a lunch with Justice Samuel Lumpkin. Odell planned further travel to New Orleans, touring local water works before leaving via the West Point Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire States
North
South
Capitol
B. B. Odell, Jr
New York
T. H. Ellsworth
New York Senate
Marion Kerr Bird
Candler
Odell
Samuel Lumpkin
Justice Lumpkin
West Point
New Orleans
Diamonds and purity pledge from Mar and Berndt store
The note asserts expertise in diamonds and cautions buyers to rely on knowledgeable sellers. It promotes purity in precious stones as a core value of Mar and Berndt located at 831 Whitehall Street.
Forty-Five DIFS TM For Dentists Two Young Lady Graduates
The Atlanta Dental College celebrated its annual commencement at the Grand Opera House. A 45-person class, largest ever, included two women, Miss Cara C Collins of Alabama and Miss LilMan McCormick of Mississippi, who received Doctor of Dental Surgery degrees. Dean H. R. Jewett presided as diplomas were conferred by Judge William R. Hammond. Valedictory by Dr. G. W. Randall praised the profession and the class, with music by Wurm's orchestra and a solo by Mrs. Patline Wether spoon Hutchinson. The program listed graduates from Alabama, Texas, Mississippi, Georgia and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Atlanta Dental College
Atlanta
Cara C.’ Collins
Alabama
LilMan McCormick
Mississippi
H. R. Jewett
Wurm
Board of Trustees
Jewett
William R. Hammond
G. W. Randall
Patline Wetherspoon Hutchinson
I. W. Heidt
Auber
Tobant
Carmen
Bizet
Dean
Pauline Wetherspoon Hutchinson
Walter, Freuer Buch
Strauss
G. W. Randall March
J. W. Heidt
Whitten Baker
Frank D. Bitile
Texas
Thomas Edwin Brent
David J. Blasingame
A. #. Carter
South Carolina
Thomas J. Campbell
Mussissippi
Gwen Lee Chesnutt
Georgia
Ralph B. Chappell
Miss Carry C. Collins
Eugene F. Delisle
J. L. Donald
Mississipp
J. Lafayette Dupree
Geo
J. Henry Lorenz
Lyon
J. A. Mayo
Edmond Davenport Foster
Homer Marion Lynch
Miss Li
Nan McCormick
Eds. Mitchell
Florida
James C. Owen
John A. S. Pike
Fuller H. Pittman
George W. Randall
Osep N. Ruben
Alexander
North Avenue Home Sold to Mrs. E. E. Bacheller
J. Davis sells his West North avenue residence to Mrs. E. E. Bacheller of Macon. She will move to Atlanta and occupy the home next fall. Davis plans construction of a new house on West Peachtree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor Candler
Gainesville
Candler
Gaines-ville
Greene and
Candler Streets
Race 1
J. Davis
E. E. Bacheller
Macon
West Peachtree
Davis
West North Avenue
Hi. E. Bacheller
Defense of Armstead in Recorder Court Over Police Conduct
Rev R O Flynn pastor defended John Armstead in recorder court after Armstead was arrested by Officer Blackstone on Peachtree street for a suspicious bundle and intoxication. Flynn urged impartial justice and possible police board review if the officer overstepped. the judge dismissed the charges, with potential board action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Flynn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Recorder’s Court
John Armstead
Armstead
Blackstone
Peachtree Street
Megro
Armatead
Broyles
Flynn
Police Board
Brown rot damages Georgia peach crop outlook
State Entomologist W. M. Scott warns brown rot and the curculio have struck peach orchards across Georgia. The crop will be fair but smaller than last two years, with one fourth or more of the expected yield destroyed. Only John M. Stubbs’s Laurens county orchard reportedly ruined, 30 000 trees wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Washington
Adamson
Terrell
Meriwether
Estill
Guerry
Heremy
John T. Hearn
Free Press
Carrollton
House of Representatives
Carroll County
Hearn
Weekly Press of
Georgia
R. E. Park
C. T. Furlow
Dallas
Tex
Capitol
W. M. Scott
Mr. Scott
John M. Stubbs
Laurens County
Subcommittee Plans Inspection on City Limits Revision
A subcommittee on extending city limits and ward lines meets tomorrow afternoon to draft its report. Members Hoke Smith Joel Hurt W W Draper A Q Adams W M Terry and city engineer will inspect the city, then report to chairman W S Thomson's subcommittee. North Atlanta will be included, with a chance for citizens to be heard if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Revision Committee
Messrs
Hoke Smith
Joel Hurt
W. W. Draper
A. Q. Adama
W. M. Terry
W. 8. Thomson
Atlanta
Thomson
Perry enters senate race in Gainesville against Quillian
Colonel H H Perry, a noted lawyer who once led a congressional race in the ninth district, enters the Georgia state senate contest to oppose Colonel R F Quillian. The Gainesville battle for the senate promises a lively campaign with strong local backing on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EH. Peewzy
Quillian
Gainesville
H. H. Perry
State
Senate
R. F. Quillian
Perry
Congress
Woodward to be Retired as New Lt Col Anderson Takes Command
Colonel Woodward's retirement is held up awaiting a commission for Captain Clifford L. Anderson as lieutenant colonel of the Fifth regiment infantry. Anderson's exam passed. Major W. H. Shearer elected for the Fifth. Pending board papers, Anderson to assume command once commissioned. Woodward to retire, opening a colonel election. The regiment plans a June or July encampment, possibly at Newnan, with camp equipment sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenant
Pith Regiment Infantry
Clifford L. Anderson
Park Woodward
Woodward
Candler
Coronel
Anderson
W. H. Shearer
E. D. Huguenin
Macon
Adjutant General
Newnan
Prize Drill At Lakewood By Atlanta Grays
The Atlanta Grays of the Fifth regiment will host their monthly prize drill next Monday night at Lakewood followed by a dance with a full orchestra. Two gold medals will be awarded for best drilled non commissioned officer and best drilled private. Major Barker will judge, Captain Smith will award, and Captain Pomeroy leads a bayonet drill. Tickets cost 25 cents for men, ladies free. sales at local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Grays
Lakewood
W .W. Barker
Burton Smith
Pomeroy
T. H. Fitts’ Place
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Phillips & Crew
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Quick Summer Health
A historic advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy to banish disease and restore blood purity, nerve balance, digestion, and appetite. It claims rapid benefits for run down individuals, urges prompt use before summer, and credits a distinguished physician with its origin and public endorsements by leading doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
American
Title Guarantee and Trust Company in Atlanta
Title Guarantee and Trust Company transacts a regular trust business acting as trustee registrar transfer and fiscal agent for corporations negotiates real estate mortgage loans and high grade corporate bonds. It examines and guarantees title to real estate in Atlanta and Fulton County and holds the only complete records of instruments affecting title in Fulton County having purchased the lost public records copies. Safes and boxes rent in burglar proof vaults in the Empire Building Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fulton County
Central's New Train Schedules From Atlanta to Macon and Savannah
The Central lines announce a daily Atlanta to Macon service departing at 12 10 p.m. with arrival at 2 55 p.m. Additional departures are 7 60 a.m. 4 65 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. A parlor car runs through to Savannah on the 7 50 a.m. train, and the 8 30 p.m. train carries through sleepers to Savannah and Jacksonville. Warren H. Fogg, Traveling Passenger Agent, 16 Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Jacksonville
Warren H. Fogg
Wall Street
Grand Commandery Knights Meet in Georgia May 1902
Savannah hosts the Grand Commandery Knights temporary assembly May 4 to 16, 1902 with low Central of Georgia Railway fares. One fare round trip from all Georgia ticket stations, minimum 50 cents, plus one cent per mile for bands in uniform twenty or more on one ticket. Tickets on sale May 12-13, final return limit May 1, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Commandery Knights Templars of Georgia
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Ail
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen Candler
Fourth
J. H. Estill
Estil
Warner Hill
Morning News
W. C. Adamson
Fourth District
Colonel Estill
Treasury
Overnor Candleer
Park
State Treasury
The
Walter O. Quinn
Pat Murray
Jusus Byard
Daniel O'Leary
George Poice
C. C. Houston
Ed Craft
William Vaan Houten
E. C. Quinn
Harry Morgan
D. E. Green
T. M. Scales
L. AL Oly
William Strauss
R. T. Brown
Dennis Lindsay
TF. J. Wilmouth
C. M. Kister
Gordon E. Johnson
William L. Johnson
W. A. Black
D. C. Racco
J. W. Bridwell
Luke Bradley
Henry Garrett
W. C. Pope
J.L. Poindexter
W. 3. Conway
J. M. Terrell
Circuit Court of Appeals
Newman
Louisville and Nashville
W. A. Wright
Western of Alabama Railway Company
Georgia Railroad
Boykin Wright
Augusta
Wright
Tumlin
Olonel Newton J. Tumlin
Carrol
Uncle Newt
House
Tomlin
General Assembly
Tumsin
G. R. Glenn
Statesboro
South Georgia
Thomas Hason
Prison Commission
McRae
Diamonds
Mar & Berndt
Whitehall Stree
Donedi
Grand
North Avenue
Grocer
GS Negro
Spicen
Hood
United States
Lowman
Empire Building
Reneed
Issduu
Lious Gui. Anderson
Moet & Chandon Champagne
Moet & Chandon
Epernay
France
Paine’s
Diamant
Pesta
Lucy Cleaver McElroy
Miller
Marietta
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Jetea Rior
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall St. Sete
Sanister's Fing Shoes
Stanhopes
Victorias
Surreys
John M. Smith
Auburn Ave
Travelers Insurance Company
J. Te Riley & CO
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Fileman Bros
Wailea St
Solittamrta
Sunilee
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