The Official Figures Spark Atlanta Growth Forecast
The Sunday Constitution reports Atlanta population at 63,014, a rise of 7.3 percent from prior roll estimates. The piece highlights ongoing municipal growth, thrift, and enterprise as the city anticipates further developments over the next decade. It notes optimism about Atlanta's expansion and progress ahead.
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Senator Colquitt Surprised by Unseen Refreshments Prank
Washu tin correspondent reports Colquitt entered the senate chamber and found a bottle and a napkin wrapped sandwich on a desk. The mistake arose from a page mix up in an order for refreshments by Senator Hamiton, prompting a cautious lecture about handling prohibition colleagues.
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Political clash over Lodge bill and Southern sentiment
The piece recalls debates on the Lodge bill's impact on Southern policy, noting Northern and Southern press reactions, and cites Amos J Cummings' defense of naval yard politics. It surveys convention outcomes, party harmony, and calls for collaborative governance amid shifting public opinion.
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Crowlep Perdice Trial Narrated in Rural Court
A garbled recounting shows a small town court hearing where two men, identified as partners, are tried for a violent act. The jury returns a verdict of guilty for one defendant, with sentencing noted as fifty dollars fine and an appeal anticipated.
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