City News Briefs From Atlanta State News Headlines
Fined for selling spoiled meat. Greek restaurant owner Nick Gregory faced $1076 in fines in police court for selling fly blown meat. M J Cofer, associate editor of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate, recovering after an operation in July and improving slowly. Charles Chomsky name error in a report about a jewelry complaint by D a Tabian. A reported fire at the Piedmont hotel due to a rocking chair caused a blast no one noticed. Obadiah Johnson, shot Saturday night, dies at Grady Hospital. guard Manders held on murder charge. Tabernacle Baraca class meetings draw large crowds. Belk to lead services Thursday night at St Marks. McDaniel and Dizon bound over for an assault case.
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Nick Gregory
Madison Aranue
Fey
Charles Chomsky
Alve
D & Tabian
Tobiss
Wan Sal Chomsky
Charles Wan
Negro
Mt Hospital
Tabernacle Baraca Clase
Luckie Street
Balk
St Marks
Rad Bell
Belk
J W McDaniel
Oscar Dizon
Buy Diamonds Before the Advance Price Notice
Advertisement urges buyers to purchase diamonds before October 15 to lock in old prices. It claims stock won’t last, warns of higher wholesale costs later, and promises savings from 12 to 38 percent. Customer can request a jewelry catalogue and have selections inspected with express charges on the seller.
Smith declines joint debate with Brown in Savannah
Former Governor Smith declines a Friday night joint debate offer from Hon A A Lawrance. The telegram shows Judge Spencer R Atkinson proposed a split schedule, but Smith refused to divide time. He would, however, consider meeting Governor Brown on Saturday night.
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Brown
Smith
Underwood Typewriters for Rent in Terrell
Olive addresses voters of Terrell on August 17 in the superior court room here today Hon Samuel L Olve of Hibernan addressed a large number of Terrell county citizens in advocacy of Governor Smiths candidacy for governor. The speech lasted over an hour and pleased supporters with applause. In other notes, a fight occurred near Marietta and Broad streets between Dixon and McDaniel with a razor used. a later report describes a marriage between Charles C Boyd and Maud Martin in Cincinnati and Atlanta. a bankruptcy filing by George Mitchell of Atlanta with debts and assets listed. and an ad for Harford's Agid Phoephate as a tonic.
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Dancon
Samuel L Olve
Hibernan
Terrell County
Dixon
McDaniel
Marietts and
Broad Streets
Charles C Boyd
Cincinnati
Maud Martin
Whitehall Street
Alabama
Cama
No Dump Around in Ninth Ward Milkmen Fined
Atlanta faces a sanitary crisis with no money for a new disposal system. The board of health and sanitary committee plan moving the Ninth Ward dumping ground to the West Side in the Fifth Ward, while milk dealers face fines for selling milk with high bacteria levels and dispute the Mangum ordinance as defective.
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Ninth Ward
Board of Hesith
Sanitary Committee of
Counch
Fifth Ward
Forcea
Board of Health and Sanitary Committee
Voat Side
Board of Health
Atlanta
Jen
Zen
Hart
Mara Mansy
Smith Campaign Speeches Spur Georgia Voters in 1900
Report of multiple speeches for Hoke Smith across Georgia including Vienna, Mableton, Fayetteville, and Fulton County. Mentions attendees, campaign headquarters, and rival Joe Brown claims. Notes ward meetings, endorsements, and turnout expectations shaping the gubernatorial race.
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Smith
McCord
Smith Head Guarters
Hoke Smith
Mableton
Cobb County
John Smith
Atlante
A . Clay
J Guinn
John Clay Smith
Fulton County
Tabernacle
Fayettevidle
Shropshire
Hokesmith
Brown
Joseph B. Brown
Grand Jopera
Fulton County Club
Grand Opera House
Grand
Meeting trends in Gainesville campaign poll figures and complaints
A Gainesville meeting attended by 4 000 to 7 000 people was reported by J D Whelchel W A Miller and twenty four others to the campaign headquarters. Sheriff Flanders faced a delay in a requisition for a felony case, and D B Mull noted a possible Brown party recovery in Bacon Hil. A train poll between Fitzgerald and Unadilla showed Smith ahead 62 M P Bussey's poll on the Atlanta train showed Smith 49 Brown 33 noncommittal 2.
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Gainesville
Hoke Smith
Wes
J D Whelchel
W A. Miller
William A Hosoh
Brown
Ay Smith
J J Flanders
Laurens County
B. C
Atlanta
D B Mull
Smith
Ban Hil
J I Campbell
Fitzgerald
Atlante
Birminghama
Atlantic
Smith Brown
Macon
Unadilla
M P Bussey
Brown Camp Rally Set Amid Georgia Race Hype
Local reports from Fulton County and city wards outline Governor Brown’s expected strong showing in Georgia. Campaign leaders cite surveys and a string of ward rallies, with a major Saturday night event at the Kimball House and a Fulton County Club gathering asserting Brown leads Smith in statewide support.
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Brown
Third Ward
Kimball House
Armor Brown
Fulton County Club
Gren
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American National Bank
SeEan Seidr
Griffin
Bell
Athens
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Buy and Sell Exchange
Invesment Securities
City News
Cofer
Wesleyan Christian Advocata
Peachires
Luckie
Piedmont Hotel
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Underwood
N. Broad
Olive
Terrell
Walter
Federal Court
George Mitchell
Etitioner
Mitchell
Chattsnooga
Marge
Cod Pear
Tennesses
Harsford
Atlanta Board of Health
Millanen
John 8 Candler
Cooper
Warren John Schmid
James
D S Goodrich
Wold
Candlar
Paschal
W White
H Freeman M Harden
Helmar
Budan I Speer
Whitams
P Hightower
W T Dorn
D Faulconer
Garrymen
DE Faulconer
McWilliama
J Gamble
FE Helmar
J E Carroll
C D Faulconer
Ehty
Deaier
Galnesvil
Rountree’s
Waren
Sco
M. Rich É
Bros. Co
Raaaaaaar Ars
Arbay
Bic Brown Rally
Georgis
Fultan County
Atlanta Journal
Amithe
Simlar
Ima
Dublin
Laurens
Mr Smith
HW Bagley
Carty
Murray County
Morgan County
Bibb
W Om McFarland
Mark
Marion County
Mr Parker
IG Dupree
Joe Brown
Connally
Empire
Dodge Country
CM Harris
Dawson
Brownwood
Cordele
J P Hughes
Joseph M Brown
Little Joe
Herard
Georgia
Governor Brown
Hon Hoke Smith
Maddox
Ed Maddox
Tore
Eiseman Bros
Crea
Whitehall St
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