City street railway hearings adjourn to Thursday afternoon
Residents from Auburn avenue and Jackson street petition the general council seeking restoration of streetcar service along Boulevard Jackson street and Edgewood avenue. Hearing before the electric and railroad committee adjourned to Thursday at 3 oclock. Attendees included Dr A J Jenkins and Mr Morgan with several Aldermen and local residents. Agendas also noted Agnes Scott Institute quarterly bulletin issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Avenues
Jackson Street
Boulevard
Mr. Arkwright
View Cresident T. Glenn
Street Railway Company
Wheats
Park
Ash
West End
Auburn Avenue
Pautevard
Howell Street
A. &. Jenkins
Auburn
A. & Jenkins
Frank Mills
Cc. Warter
M. K. Jenkins
William Fowell
My Walker
Meithews
Starkes
Aye
Burgessmith
Hynds
General Council
Citizens Ana
North Boulevard
C.D. Mewborn
W. S. Featherstone
A. C G. Miler
J. H. Ewing
N. C. Spence
Taka A. Mitter
W. R. Carroll
W. R. Dimmark
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Ewing
Alderman Terry
W. R. Dimmock
Grace Methoddst Church
Forrest
Pine Street
Forrest, Avenue
First Methodist Church
Agnes Scott Bulletin
Agnes Scott Institute
Southern
Agnes Scott
B. H. Gaines
D. D
Decatue
Maier & Berkele Advertise on Whitehall Street
Fragmentary note hints at a paper shop or dealer on Whitehall Street with caution about overpayment. Ends with unclear reference to Maier and Berkele and a cautionary statement about value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maier
Berkele
Ax Whitehall
Midwinter Conference Draws Sunday School Workers
Delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico attended the International Sunday School Workers midwinter conference in Atlanta held at the Majestic and First Methodist church. The event featured talks on officer duties and organizational strategy with remarks by leaders from Nashville Raleigh and Toledo. An informal banquet concluded the day as sessions outlined future programs and county township and home department responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Mexico
Atlanta
International Sunday School Workers
North America
Indianapolis
Ind
Oklahoma City
Okla
Philadelphia
the Majestic
First Methodist Church
Georges QO. Buchman
Nashville
Tenn
International Committee
W. N. Sheats
Tallahassee
Fla
Jacobs
Century
Assacklion
E. Blook
Augusta
Marian Lawrence
Toledo
Oto
Broughton
Raleigh
S.C
N. B. Karishorn
Boaten
H. C. Trumbale
Sunday School Times
Hartshorn
International Executive Committee
George W. Watts
Durham
N.C
George Falns
J. J. Cobb
Macon
Joseph Carthel
Montgomery
Ala
Joseph Clark
Columbua
Ohio
B. W. Spilman
First Income Tax Paid by Georgia Railway and Electric Company
The city of Atlanta receipted the first income tax for the Georgia Railway and Electric Company yesterday. Deputy City Clerk J P Foster and Tax Collector Ed T Payne handled the receipt, amounting to 102.59 dollars for the year. President Preston Arkwright delivered the check to city hall, highlighting ongoing taxes and future increases under the consolidation ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. P. Foster
Ed. T. Payne
Georgia Ailway and Electric Company
Council
Preston
Arkwright
The
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Electric’ Company
Gorgia Railway and Electric Company
Mcenses
Atlanta Steam 3
Com- Best
Inns of Georgia
Ateam
Atlanta Steam Heat Company
Georgia Electric Edght Company
Atlanta Railway and Power ‘Company
Atlanta J Renta Transit Company
Georgia Hallway and Elestric Company
Seed Crushers May Meet Here in Atlanta
The Interstate Cotton Crushers Association may hold its next convention in Atlanta with efforts by J. K. Orr and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to secure the meeting. Mayor Howell and city council support is sought, with A. E. Thornton and L. W. Haskell among active committee members guiding the decision for an early spring gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Cotton Crushers’ Association
Atlanta
J. K. Orr
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Howell
A. E. Thornton
L. W. Haskell
New York
State Union convention set for mid April
The convention is planned for about mid April. Officers named include Jay W. Allison of Ennis Texas as president A H I Perkins of Memphis Tennessee as vice president and Robert Gibson as secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members are Joe W. Allison Ennis Texas A H B Perkins Memphis Tennessee L W Haskell New York A B Thornton Atlanta Georgia B M Durham Vicksburg Mississippi and F W Maddin Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Allison
Ennis
Tex
A. H. I. Perkins
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Gibson
Joe W. Allison
A. H. B. Perkins
Mempas
L. W. Haskell
New York
A. &. Thornton
Atlanta, Ga
B. M. Durham
Vickaburg
Miss
F. W. Maddin
Tyter
Beauvoir to be bought by widow of Jefferson Davis
At a Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting in Jackson Mississippi the Beauvoir property, the former home of Jefferson Davis, was approved for purchase for 91000. The deed will be delivered to Mrs Davis once the funds are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Jackson
Misa
Beauvoir
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Murmin's Extra Dry Vintage Tops Imported Bottles
The Famous 1898 vintage of G. H. Murmin's Extra Dry now arrives resembling the 1889 vintage. Immense reserves guarantee quality with 120,719 cases imported in 49m, 407,304 bottles more than any other brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Murmin
Mortgage file shows large issue by Mobile Jackson Kensana Rrailroad
In Mowe Alabama on February 3 a mortgage of 34 million dollars was filed in Probate Court by the Mobile Jackson and Kensana City Railroad Company to cover the recently authorized issue of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowe
Ala
Mobile, Jackson and Kensana City
To Have and to Hold Title Insurance Ad
A title insurance ad touts the provider as the sole source with complete records of real estate instruments in Fulton County. It emphasizes inspection and assurance of title to protect permanent ownership and claims no other firm can perform the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Title Guarantee and Trust Co Empire Building in Atlanta
A concise notice regarding the Title Guarantee and Trust Co and their Empire Building location in Atlanta. Details emphasize property and real estate dealings associated with the firm within the city. The notice highlights institutional involvement and the building named in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Public Schools Debate Cutting Departments for Funds
Atlanta board of education faces a debate over whether to remove music manual training and physical culture to fund new school buildings and teachers. President Douglas argues the city must demonstrate the value of these programs to secure needed appropriations while threats of a backward step loom if abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
General Council of
Atlanta
City of
Hamilton Douglas
Douglas
Deouglas
Landrum
L. Z. Rosser
E. P. Burns
L. P. Stephens
Hoke Smith
Oscar Pappenheimer
Howell
A. C. Turner
James E. Warren
Atlante
Council
Coun
Weather forecast and city board notes on school funding
The forecast predicts clearing but cold weather with below freezing temperatures tomorrow morning and possible light rain today. A Texas Arkansas storm yesterday brought widespread rain and high unsettled conditions with snow in the lake region and extreme cold in the northwest. Atlanta school funding debates push for more money for new schools and teachers, with calls to evaluate or eliminate departments like music manual training and physical culture if needed. Hamilton Douglas, President Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
Texas
Arkansas
Amazin
Tex
Fort Smith
Kansas City
Lake Region
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
el Paso
Bismarck
Worth Dakota
Rocky Mountain
Fight on Statehood Bill in Senate Sparks Compromise Talk
Washington February 3 Debates over a possible compromise on the statehood proposal continue with both sides showing similar support. A plan would admit Oklahoma and New Mexico as states while keeping Arizona joined with New Mexico, then unite Indian Territory with Oklahoma at a future date when the combined population reaches about 300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Anail
Indian Territory
King Edward 18 Inches Toward Recovery
King Edward who is suffering from a mild influenza passed a good night and is making favorable progress. His proposed visit to Chatsworth was postponed and a royal equerry reported progress. In Asheville North Carolina workers press a 8 hour day from May 1 with nine hours pay, no replats yet by employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Console
Iiing
Aighwin Protyn
Windsor Castle
Asheville
N.C
Asheville Trades Union
Lagor
Steamship Manaugua Floated After Grounding Near Fort Morgan
The Norwegian steamship Manaugua under Master C Gunderson went ashore ten miles east of Fort Morgan Sunday night. It was floated by the tug Kimred vat morning and reached Mobile port this afternoon as southwest winds and a flying tide aided the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manaugua
Mobile
Ala
C. Gunderson
Fort Morgan
Kimred
Etron
Economy in clothing prices and quality tied to in-house production
The article argues that economy should not undermine quality and notes that as in-house manufacturers, the firm controls garment design and pricing. It emphasizes cutting one third from the price of new garments during the wear period, highlighting value through direct production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbian Book Co
Mr. Hartshorn
Isaac D. Borders
Brooksville
Iain
H. M. Hamill
Nashvile
M. Mamill
Columbus
Flora ¥- Steb
A WN Hartshorn
Yos Clark,dd
Marion Avrance
Empire Building
Hesch Bro Male Outfitters
Whitehall
King Edward
Boing
Alse
Sien’s
Eiseman Bros
Duante
Whitehall St. Weehington
Bec
Eiaman Bros
Rarhaie
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