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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1900

Page

6

Retirement of W J Speer Opens Field for Park and Broughton

The state treasurer W J Speer retires from the race for re election due to ill health clearing the field for Captain R E Park of Bibb who has been his sole announced opponent. Colon el W A Broughton of Morgan County is rumored to join the race in coming days as Park campaigns to secure the party nomination. Speer’s record praised for four years of banking growth and state finances. Champagne imports in 1899 note G H Mumm Extra Dry leading at 109,303 cases.

W. J. Speer Treauiership Treasuer R. E. Park Bibb Constitution Speer William J. Speer Atlanta R. ©. Park Colonel Broughton Broughton Iis W. J. Spor Colonel Park Captain Park Treasurer Speer Tace Farmers’ Alliance Georgia Allianee RE. Fark Morgan Daniel Speer R. A. Hardeman Hardeman G. H. Mumm

New Stock of Stylish Canes from Mater and Berkle

The advertisement announces a new stock of stylish canes and umbrellas at Mater & Berkele Jewelers, 81 Whitehall Street. It emphasizes affordability and modern design, highlighting their specialty in up-to-date fashion items for gentlemen.

John M. Moore Run Wylie Peachtree ST Charlie Tom

The Passing Throng In Atlanta Dispatch

An Atlanta observer notes legal scuffles over a barefoot monkey in Washington and quotes Charles H Greer on Alabama politics. The piece recounts Morgan Johnston race dynamics, Samford prospects, and regional loyalties in Black Belt counties, with further curios about funeral notices from rural Pennsylvania papers and a Confederate newspaper envoy in Atlanta.

Fifty Emigrants Set to Leave Atlanta for Cuba Colony

Fifty Atlanta residents plan to depart February 17 to join the Cuban Land and Steamship Company's La Gloria colony in Puerto Príncipe. The venture promises land five acres per Class A stockholder and dawns of work with wages and board, but reports from Rev Albert E Seddon and Miss C L McMurray reveal harsh conditions, swamps, mud, and unmet hotel plans, while critics question the company's management and motives.

Whitehall Street Cuba Atlanta Avanta Im Cuba Cha Cuban Land and Steamship Company Cuban Land and Steamship Company Omaha New York Elies A. L Bresler Or. Lambert F. H Mollenhauer Lewis F Wilson Albert E Seddon C, LK. McMurray Puerto Princips McMuray Lt Seddan la Gloria Seddon la ‘Slona Tsag Plilea la Gtoria Camp la Gloria Commissarial Yarmouth Alesp Miss McMurray Sid Dr Seddon

Charleston Exposition planned for 1901 shows strong backing

Charleston business groups push for a grand 1901 industrial exposition. Colonel J H Averill, who ran exhibits at the Cotton States show, appointed manager and coordinating with southern industry. South Carolina General Assembly urged to provide support, with anticipated federal and local funding. Promises of liberal city contributions signal strong prospects for success.

Charleston 3. C J. H. Averill Atlanta South General Assembly of South Carolina

Seaboard May Win Bid to Build Line to Washington

Richmond report says Seaboard Air-Line seems poised to secure approval to construct a through line from Richmond to Washington. Rival bills fade as Seaboard's lobby gains momentum with Sen Martin and Reps Hay Epes and Spanson pushing for the project. The company agrees to pay $2000 per share for state holdings in the RF&P and to issue a penalty bond guaranteeing construction.

Federalapital Richmond Seaboard Air-Line Washington Senate Committee Seaboard Martin Hay Epes Spanson Williams Peaboard Fredericksburg Petersburg

Life on the Mississippi biographical edition offer

An ad offering Mark Twain's Life on the Mississippi in a biographical edition from Harpers press for one dollar, plus ten cents extra for Boston state. Distributed by John Pe Xuier Co, 39 Marietta Street.

Mark Twain Harpers’ Press Bostate John Pe Xuier Co Marietta Street

Robbed the Grave and the Immortality of Death

A Philadelphia man describes a near fatal illness, loss of appetite, and extreme weakness. After three doctors gave him up, he credits Electric Bitters with a dramatic recovery after three weeks of use, claiming the remedy saved his life and “robbed the grave of another victim.” The advertisement urges tryers to obtain the medicine at drug stores.

John Oliver Philadelphia

Davis and Freeman Silverware Collection Preview

Davis and Freeman invite inspection of their silverware collection featuring artistic pieces from this season. Numerous new patterns in French gray aim to appeal to cultured tastes.

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