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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1901

Page

10

Arbitrators Set Power Company Tax at 1.5 Million in Georgia

The Atlanta Railway and Power Company saw its property assessed at 1.5 million dollars by arbitrators after two days of hearings. They previously listed 1.328 million, while Comptroller General Wright had raised it to 1.8 million. The decision, final for the year, was reached by W T Gentry, Judge Alex Ervin, and ex-Governor W J Northen, with no appeal. Crenshaw urged a 3.2 million assessment, higher than the comptroller general’s figures.

Atlanta Railway and Power Company Wright Power Company W T Gentry Alex Ervin W J. Northen Supreme Court Georgia Candler T. C. Crenshaw Railroad Commission

Conscientious Praise for Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur

Rev Theron H Rice DD pastor Central Presbyterian Church Atlanta commends Agnes Scott Institute. He lauds its loftiest purpose pure influences, high scholarship, and solid results. He calls the faculty superior and recommends parents entrusting daughters to the school, inviting catalogues from Rey F H Gaines DD, president.

Agnes Scott Institute Theron H Rice Central Presbyterian Church Atlanta, Ga Decatur Ga Institute Rey F H Gaines

Deaths and Funerals in Atlanta and Cleveland Saints

Obituary notes record the death of S. H. Askew Sr in Cleveland aged 56 from paralysis. He was an Atlanta banker and elder, survived by two wives and children, with services planned in Atlanta after his body arrives. Additional notices report the funerals of Samuel Pharr at Rock Springs Presbyterian, Miss Alice Armstrong at Mount Perrin, and infant John Riordan of West End with services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and Oakland cemetery.

Cleveland Winslow H Askew Sr Atlanta Ohio Edward Winslow Askew Alatame Presbyterian Church Bessie Askew Samuel Pharr Rock Springs Presbyterian Church Hotherby G. J. Shehan Seaborn L Joy Eugene Dodd Thomas Hackett George W. Willett Frank Bradley Westview Armstrong Alice Armstrong Mount Perrin

Watches as perfect as anything mundane in aim

Trained intelligence were added to the best experience of years and sun guided by science. Patek-Philippe watches described as the finest timekeepers, with a splendid stock of the world's best. Agua & Bo Rawwey BF Whitehal: Se.

Sharpe Present at Quitman Conference in Georgia Politics

Waycross leader W W Sharpe confirmed he attended the Quitman interview between Colonel J H Estill and Hon Henry G Turner, a meeting that stirred political tensions among Georgia gubernatorial hopefuls. Sharpe declined to disclose details without consent from both men, and a Taccoa interview noted he heard the entire conversation but would not reveal its contents. The piece also covers Estill's letters urging support, and multiple applicants for railroad commissioner if Governor Candler resigns, with Sharpe and Major G M Ryall among them.

W. W. Sharpe Waycross J. H Estill Henry G. Turner Quitman South Georgia Captain Turner Mr. Sharpe Esti Sharpe J H Esti Henry G Turner Taccoa Turner Colonel Estill Estill WW Sharpe Constitution Colonel Batil Hetis Georgia J. H Esti J. Pope Brown Betilt G. M. Ryall Savannah Estitl Ryals Brown Candler Jim Smith Oglethorpe County Smith and Northen Allen Fort Americus Lemuel Johnson Ware County Ac ‘Westbrook Baldwin County H Thomas Telfair County William Burden Atlanta

Tax hike eyed as legislature overspends

The Georgia legislature’s extra appropriations of about 400,000 more than the previous year push the state tax rate to around 5.40 per thousand, with Comptroller General Wright and Governor Candler to decide next week. Despite a 20 million rise in tax returns, the higher levy is needed to fund new widows of Confederate veterans, the state lunatic asylum, and university and other institutional costs, with a projected shortfall of about 340,000 to 400,000 even at the revised rate.

Wright Candaler State Lunatic Asylum State University Candler

Death of a Little Child Holt infant dies. burial planned

The 1 year old child of Mr and Mrs Frank W Holt of Gordon street died yesterday morning. Interment will be held today in the family lot at Eatonton.

Hawin Terrell Holt Frank W. Holt Gordon Street Eatonton

Work To Raise Girder Next Week At Eiseman Building

Excavations continue as Fiseman work proceeds. Contractors await Wilkins readiness to lift the girder and place it, with preparations for a partition wall advancing at the Eiseman building. A water flooded ditch required pumping before masonry work could continue. Debris from a rear wall fell cleanup yesterday.

Wilkins Te Eiseman Journal Eiseman

Biutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Semi-Annual Statement

The public will study with pleasure the semi annual statement of The Biutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of New ark NM J. This company is a landmark life insurer, 67 years in business, with assets over 976000000. Clarence Angler of Atlanta is the state agent.

Biutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Newark Ife Insurance Clarence Angler Atlanta

Genuine Webster Dictionary Offered at Half Price

Unabridged Webster dictionary with supplement offered by John M. Miller Co at 3 Marietta Street. Sale highlights a dramatic price reduction compared to other dictionaries. Visitors urged to come in for explanation of the offer and terms.

John M. Miler Co Marietta

State May Build Depot for Atlanta on State Property

A special depot committee in Atlanta adjourned after a three hour session with plans to meet again in September. The panel seeks a new, adequate depot on state property funded by rental income from railroads, possibly half of the Western and Atlantic rental totaling about 200000 dollars annually, and would require road modifications including a subway under tracks.

Special Depot Gress Acen General Assembly Tt 9 Western and Atlantic Railroad Whitehall Street Ya Street Pryor Street Atlanta

Wife Beating Charged Against B. L. Lewis

B L Lewis a white man of 115 Dairy Street was arrested after his wife was beaten with a leather strap. Officers notified, wife showed bruises from the whipping, including being thrown to the floor. The case will be investigated in the recorder's court.

B. EL Lewis L Lewis Dairy Street Martin Cail Sprad Hn Lewis Recorders Court

Saturday Night Club Plans Debate on Capital Harm

The Saturday Night Club holds a meeting tonight to discuss the topic Resolved That complex capital combinations do more harm than good. The session also features the fifth installment of the club’s love letters, already a popular weekly feature drawing significant attention.

Funeral of Charley Emmerson at Westview

Charley Emmerson an 18 year old boy died Wednesday at his home 178 Railroad avenue from an overdose of laudanum was buried yesterday The interment took place at Westview

Charley Emmerson Railroad Avenue Westview

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Three Literary Lions Who Refused To Roar

The Fulton Club hosted James Whitcomb Riley Joel Chandler Harris and Frank L Stanton as honorary guests for an informal reception at Joel Chandler Harris home in West End The gathering featured light conversation and friendly banter about chewing tobacco brands while Riley and Harris teased each other and Uncle Remus The event ran from 3 to 5 pm included brief speeches by Sam Wilkes and H H Cabarne with Riley thanking guests before catching his train

Fulton Club James Whitcomb Riley Joel Chandler Harris Frank i L. Stanton West End Riley Joe Harrin Mr. Riley Uncle Remus Frank Stanton Wr Riley Harris Stanton Remus Sam Wilkes H H. Cabarne

Captain Colvin Goes On Leave In Baggage Office

Captain John Colvin, baggage chief for seventeen years, granted ninety days leave with full pay for health reasons. W C Wells to act as baggage agent in Colvin’s absence starting September 1. The board of control met with President Wickersham to approve the leave.

Board of Control Union Depot Wickersham John Colvin Colvin W C Wells Baggage Department

Insurance notes on state regulation of foreign brokers

Insurance managers urge state rules to curb overhead writing by out of state brokers and require local tax payments on premiums. The piece notes existing deposits for in state companies and lack of guarantees from brokers, plus anecdotes of Prudential, life policies, and twin brothers who bought identical policies with shared bank dealings.

From Atlanta to Washington and return fare set

The fare for travel via Seaboard Air Line Railway from Atlanta to Washington is 29.30 dollars for a return trip, with a higher rate of 39.30 dollars for a trip from Atlanta to New York and back. The prices are quoted in dollars and cents.

Atlanta Washington New York al Rail Seaboard Air Line Railway

Negro from Atlanta killed in Alabama train incident

Special Coroner Paris investigated the death of Charlie Sears of Atlanta who was shot and killed by Southern railway flagman C M Lawrance near Leeds Alabama. Sears, stealing a ride on a freight train, drew a revolver. Lawrance acted to stop him and fired first, wounding Sears badly as the train reached Leeds where Sears was put off dying.

Charles Sears Leeds Ala Birmingham Paris Charlie Sears C M. Lawrence Southern Railway Sears Flagman Lawrence Atlanta Marshal Blackburn Warrior

Senator Lodge in Russia Visits Saint Petersburg

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and his family arrived after brief stops in Moscow and Warsaw. He says the trip is sightseeing and rest, while planning to face a heavy winter as chairman of the ways and means committee. He will depart within a week and return via Berlin. Representative Hill of Connecticut has just passed through St Petersburg after thirty eight days from Viadivostok.

Senator Lodge Russia St Petersburg Massachusetts Moscow Warsaw Committee On America Berlin

Tubes cost from 5 cents up at Miller Co

An advertisement notes tubes for convenient stick ups priced from five cents, offered by John M Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street, promising handiest and cleanest satisfaction for customers seeking a simple, economical solution.

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Toynia Aviodis Comptroller General S. H. Askew, SR John Riordan W J Riordan Church of the Immaculate Conception Oakland Agua Bo Rawwey BF Whitehal Estill-Turner Hutcherson Golictor Blue Ridge Thomas ‘Hutcherson Newt Morris Griffin Morris BF Simpson Alpharetta John Perry Ellijay Colonel Henley Jarper Ter Bunkley Wetumpka Alabama Montgomery Jelks Committee Harmony Committee Cand Department of Agriculture O B Stevens Stevens Dawson Fiseman Wells Captain Colvin T R Jones Mutual Life of Kentucky Southeastern Horace Guiliard Georgetown Cee Alexander & Johnson Regueta Fave Augusta James T Prince Jr Nat Jackson Jeaders Philadelphia Fidelity Mutuals Walker Buckner Wisconsin Milwaukee Chicago Evenston Thomas A Buckner Insurance Notes Prudential Theodore J Perry, II Cuthbert W H Howard Thomas Hutcherson Blue Ridge Ciircufit M Durant American Bonding and Trust Company Charles I Black American Surety Company Fidelity I EH Wilhelm The Mutual Life of Kentucky Middle Olinious G Banks Olilious Hirsch Bros Whitehall Washington, D. C Eiseman Bros Baltimore, Md Manhattan Cold Hess Iscuma Pryor and Alavaiche Streets
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