City board adopts nuisance ruling against depot crossings
The board of health declared the union depot a nuisance after a unanimous vote at yesterday’s meeting. It orders immediate repairs to Loyd and Pryor street crossings and the depot yard, with the chief sanitary inspector to notify railroad officials and file cases if conditions aren’t remedied. The session also set new board rules and appointed standing committees with full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Union Depot
Burton Smith
Loyd Street
Pryor Street
Union Passenger
Jarnigan
Benson
Biller
Smith
Bizzeil
Whairman
Longino
Miller
Bizzell
Woodward
Williams Case Sent to Morgan County in Habeas Hearing
In a habeas corpus hearing Judge W T Newman remanded R A Williams known as Pegler Williams to Morgan County sheriff. The court declined jurisdiction and agreed the state courts should decide the case, with defense claiming possible mob danger if returned. The hearing spanned three hours and featured assertions of federal jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Newman
R. A. Williams
Pegler” Williams
Morgan County
Newman
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
James Davison
Greenesboro
Willams
A. W. Butler
Williams
R. J. Jordan
Atlanta
Davison
Wiliams
Bolicltor Butler
Butter
Butler
Bryan Captures Vermonters in Rout of Vermont Rece option
Colonel W J Bryan arrived in Montpelier Vermont from Concord for a February 2 rally attended by about 2000 people including Chief Justice Russell D Taft and six Republican assistants on the platform Ex Governor Dillingham and Speaker Hastings were present Bryan pledged to his usual positions on trusts money and imperialism and noted the Vermont meeting required two balls to hold a democratic gathering in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
W. J. Bryan
Concord
Bryan
Armory Hall
Russell D. Taft
Supreme Bench
Dillingham
Hastings
Jie
Vermont
Bryan Declines Dartmouth Invitation in New Hampshire
W J Bryan declined a Dartmouth College invitation to speak on his way to Montpelier. Governor Rollins and Secretary of State Pearson visited Bryan at his hotel, expressing pleasure at his visit. A hearty farewell cheer greeted his departure by train from Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
W. J. Bryan
Dartmouth College
Montpelier
Rollins
Pearson
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Wreck of Italian Bark Quirrinale Seventy Drowned
The Italian bark Quirrinale from Carthagena was wrecked near Villerot with Captain Cald and six crew members drowning. The scene follows a report that the patient under a physician’s care remained unchanged shortly before midnight. Lora Wolheley dined with the queen at Osborne. The Senate committee on public buildings authorized favorable action on bills to fund public buildings at Selma Alabama and Natchez Mississippi, each costing $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Phelps
Lora Wolheley
Osborne
Carthagena
Villerot
Cald
Senate Committee On
Selma
Ala
Miss
Miller Seeks Requisition for Suspected Altheart Capture
Miller claims William A Altheart former Brunswick express agent is held at Bremer Kansas and plans to travel to Atlanta to secure papers. James S Russell of the Guarantee Company doubts the arrest is Altheart and will not fund requisitions without certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Miller
Pratt City
Ala
American Detective Association
William A. Altheart
Southern Express Company
Brunswick
Bremer, Kas
Altheart
Express Company
Miller
Alrheart
Iie
Airheart
Bremer
Kas
P. Mayer
Ecity
James 8. Russell
Guarantee Company of North America
Ofiller
Allheart
Savannah
Florida
Birmingham
Afrheart
Mayer
Russell Talks
James 8. Mussei
Jalil
Kansas
Atlanta
W. A. Allheart
Roosevelt Seen as Inevitable McKinley LVP Choice
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders in Congress view Governor Roosevelt as the likely vice presidential nominee with President McKinley. Senator Lodge notes Roosevelt’s strong West support, New York’s desire for second place, and signs of New York Republicans preparing to yield to the Roosevelt inevitability despite some backing for Woodruff and other figures. The piece also covers reform efforts in the consular service led by Lodge, facing limited backing from state business groups. A delegation from Ohio is mentioned later in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ohl
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
McKinley
Senator Lodge
New York
Lodge
Whatver
McKinney
West
Secretary Root
Root
Cornelius Buss
Interior
Bliss
Tme
Timothy Woodruff
Mr.Woodruff
Woodruff
New
Mr. Woodruff
Consular Service
Committee On Foreign Relations
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Ecommerce
United States
Ohio
Congress press for consular reforms and Clark case turmoil
A delegation headed by Harry Garfield discussed reform bills with Senator Lodge who urged concerted action by major commercial bodies to push consular service changes. In the Clark bribery case, prosecutors rested with no link shown between Senator Clark and bribery. New York reports note Jolius Schroeter’s $38,000 fraud bail and re-arraignment with adjournment to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Garfield
Garfield
Washington
Senator Lodge
Ohio
Congress
New York
Joliua Schroeter
Ladenberg, Thulman & Co
Virginia
Travel Insurance Company State Agents Recruit Georgia
Reliable and industrious men sought to represent the Travelers Insurance Company Life Department across Georgia. Experience optional. Liberal compensation and guaranteed income to approved applicants. Haas & Co., State Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavelers’ Insurance Company
Life Department
Georgia
Haas & CG
Atlanta
Real Estate Listings by Northen & Danson on Piedmont
Northen and Danson real estate ads list properties on Piedmont Avenue and nearby streets with prices from 1 100 to 15 000, including a two story on Crew Street and a Pine corner lot, plus rental space and contact by Orthen and Danson via Bell Telephone. The notices promote buying selling and loans with terms and call for inquiries.
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Equitable
Piedmont Avenue
East Front
Merritts Avenue
Public School
Crew Street
Cary
Pine
Washington Street
Scott
New York
New York City
Af Scott & Co
Pryor Street
Kimball House
Constitution
Fubsitche
House Furiaking
Baltimore
Cheap money to loan on Atlanta real estate at 5 percent
Jacob Haas offers loans on central Atlanta real estate with 5 percent rate for good residential properties. Amounts available range from 2500 to 50000 dollars, with variations up to 51 and 2 percent depending on property. Call or address for details.
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Atlanta Central
Jacob Haas
Jackson
Wye
Peachtree
Fulton
Barker & Halle
Gould
Weyman & Doors
Equitable
the Merchants and Mechanics’ Tanking and Loan Co
N. Pryor Street
Thos
J. Wesley
Pickett Jewelry Co
Whitehall Street
W. P. Davis
W. A. Foster
Atlanta
E. S. McCandless
Alabama
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Health Board
Dr. Bizzell
State Courts
Miler
F. J. Paxg
Robert Neilson Stevens
Zenda
Whitehall
Clark
Consular
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Schroeter
Standard Printing Ink Co
Cincinnati
Rotary and Universal Neostyle
North Pryor
MM. c. A
H. M. Ashe
Gaheral
Meri Co Eater
J. M. Riggs
Carterville
Josie
Dr. Wil- Lama
J. M. Breen
Wat. Wocott
Ber
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Girardeau & Black
East Wall Street
Sr. H
W. Harris St
Washington St
WF Gullatt
D. P. Morris & Sons Prudential Building
White Hickory Wagon Manufacturing Co
Forsyth
Smith Premier Type Overler
Call Bi Equitable
Underwood Typewriter
Atlanta Photo Supply Code
Ofice
Frank C. Singer, Jr
Emmons
Clathing
L-le-ce
Daily
Sunday Constitution
Bluffton
J. H. Coathman
Lilly Carriage ,Co
Memphis
Teno
Globe Co
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Golden's Foundry and Machine Co
Columbus
Ivy
Young
Capitol Avenue
Hatel
Tri-Sun
W. Baker
Sun-Wed
PAW Furniture Exchange
West Mitchell
South Pryor
Georgia Avenue
Foster
Inman
North Iside
Aragon
Cray
Family Portrait Co
Chicago
Jevery
Monroe Mfg Co
Ian Crosse
Wis
Ate
Hunter Tailoring & Shirt Co
Constitution Office
Dental College Infirmary
Butler Street
Grady Hospital
Elst
Atsn
Tremont
George S. May
REX
Alabama St
A. D. Adair
Charles Langford
Ty W. Kelly Mobile Fish and Oyster Co
A. Balladares Batsun
Kelley Coal and Ice Co
Mary
Baldwin
Southern
Austel
Miss Hack
Tal Peachtree
Renaud Drug Co
Wila He
Keiley Coal and Ice Co
John J. Woods
N_ Broad
Pape
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