Public Affairs Notes and Local Court Actions
Mrs. Mattie E Brooks dies at 22842 Whitehall street and body to be sent to Gwinnett county for interment. Judge Henry McAlpin tours the courthouse and praises Judge Wilkinson's office. W C Barnes sues Grant Wilkins for 1009 damages over a worksite injury on Whitehall street viaduct. Charter revision subcommittee debates wards and population reports. Patrolman Frye suffers cramps, taken home by ambulance after street duty. First grade reads The Last of the Mohicans raising a potential revolt among timid pupils. Coal dealers cases continued. R I Casey fined 3.75 for sleeping in a wood wagon. County police exonerated in recorder's court after alibi evidence. Mrs Martha Blackburn aided with home and work. Isaacs the quarry victim shows signs of recovery. Southern Railroad depot explosion scare at Macon scene. Peachtree and Luckie street building draws attention as it nears completion. James M Wood sues Southern Railway for 5090 damages over fare dispute. W C Morris sues Charleston and Western Carolina Railway for 7300. William Williams sues Seaboard Air Line for 5000 after locomotive collision. McNeal falls from scaffold at Piedmont hotel site. serious injuries. Merner, a 15-year-old, injured by mule on Decatur street. broken arm. Dr J J Krom remains well know. to be treated in Florida when able. Four fire alarams answered for fires on Mangum street, Hills avenue, Glan and Humphries, and Connally street. minor damage.
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R. I. Casey
Capitol Avenue
Recorder
Wright
Recorder’s Court
Martha Blackburn
A .Entleman
Isaacs
Chattahoochee
Macon
Union Depot
Peachtree
Luckie Streets
Atlanta
James M. Wood
C. T. Ladson
Southern Railway Company
Birmingham
W. C. Morris
J. M. Simonton
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway Company
Morris
William Williame
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Greenwood
C. T. Ladse
McNeal
Piedmont Hotel
Courge
Peachtree and
Suckle Streets
Gredy Hospital
J. J. Krom
Wehl
Grand
Glan and Humphries Streets
Ostock
Connally Street
Do You Board at Majestic or Ballard Hotels
The Hotel Majestic and Hotel Ballard are under one management with Mr. G. Lee Barnes as proprietor. Regular boarders and transient guests are welcome at both. Ballard offers suites for regular boarders and both hotels are on Peachtree Street opposite the Capital City Club and governor's mansion. Rates are reasonable for cuisine, convenience, and service. Call or phone for prompt replies.
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Hotel Majestic
Ballard
Hotel Ballard
G. Lee Barnes
Hotel
Mr. Barnes
The
Majestic
Peachtree Street
Capital City Club
Governor's Mansion
Relics of the Revolution at Savannah home exhibit
At Mrs. Hayward Lynch's residence in Savannah relics of the Revolution were shown. The Lynah family preserves a grape shot said to have killed Count Pulaski amid an autograph letter from the count to Dr. Lynah. The iron missile is kept for five generations and authenticated by family tradition. The relics, including the Pulaski letter, were deposited with the Georgia Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Pulaski
Savannah
Hayward Lynch
Savannah News
Lynah
J. Linah
Lory
Prisoners to Arrive in Atlanta Friday for Federal Prison
A first party of prisoners from Albany and Sing Sing is scheduled to arrive Friday afternoon at 5 33 over the Southern railway. Twenty one from Albany and fifteen from Sing Sing and Brooklyn will be conveyed in a through coach prepared for their use with barred seating. Five guards will accompany the group. The transport party is described as dangerous, and arrangements are being made to ensure secure handling, with the coach switched directly to the prison upon arrival.
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Albany
Sing Sing
Atlanta
Orth
Federal Prison
Southern Railway
Alleany
Bing Sing
Brooklyn
Herve
Cruiser Cincinnati Arrives in Horton Roads
Newport News Va February 5 The cruiser Cincinnati arrived from New York as the first ship to join Admiral Evans special squadron to meet Prince Henry.
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Cincinnati
Newport News
Horton Roads
New York
Admiral Evans
Prince Henry
Outlook for Snow or Rain in Atlanta Next Thirty-Six Hours
Weather bulletin notes a potential snow or rain mix for Atlanta within the next day and a half as storms move from the lower Mississippi valley toward the Southeast. Forecaster Marbury warns accuracy is low, with cold snaps possible and temperature swings from 16 to 37 degrees. Rain or snow hinges on whether the Gulf storm yields precipitation and temperature remains below or above freezing. The report records recent near-precipitation in Meridian Mississippi and Texas, and mentions the region’s latest readings and monthly rainfall deficit.
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Atlanta
Iicinity
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi Valley
Marbury
Ehansis
Texas
Gulf
Arnica Salve Promised to Cure Worst Piles Ever
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure for piles and injuries. It claims thousands cured and promotes a Mardi Gras travel sale with low round trip fares via A. and W. P. railroad between February 4 and 10 1902, plus extended vial limits, Pullman service, and a ticket office in Atlanta.
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Job
Bucklen
Pullman
Follanta
New Orleans
Pryor Street
L. Hill
Union
George WW. Allen
al B. Les
Ben
B. F. Wyly
A. K. Hawkes Eyeplastics Inspection Claim
An advertisement asserts every pair of eyeplastics by A. K. Hawkes is not made from the finest material and by approved machinery but is carefully inspected and tested after leaving the factory Those having intricate presentations for Biosses require scorta sil and accu ding orld bear in Tacy in gl ming 14 Whitehgs on the viaduct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes
Biosses
Scorta
Sil
Accu
Railway Notes Captain Colvin's Successor
After Captain John Colvin died the board of control will appoint the baggage agent. Acting agent William C. Wells is expected to be made permanent. Wells has led the baggage office since Colvin’s leave in September. Also covers strike rumors in Southern shops and personnel movements among railroad officials in Atlanta.
National Forest Reserve Bill Reported in Senate
Senator Pritchard from the committee on forest reservations presented a written report on the bill allocating funds for a southern Appalachian national forest reserve. The report urges establishment to protect timber and conserve waters, noting flood damage in the area and the hoped purchase price per acre.
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Pritchard
Washington
Sentor Pritchard
Committee On Forest Reservations
Appalachian
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Sats Aloe
Bays
Aes Ff
Pettit Siamo ‘S.grabfelder & CO
Louisville, Kr. i
Ma Handor
Bool
Om A.m. Woollen
Aulaney
Aes
Eialogue
A. G. Driscoe
Arnald
Atlant
Sears
Whitehall St
China
Lestone
Kodak
J. M. Turner
N. Pryor St
Lowndes Building
Alapama & Whitehall
Gouls
Montgomery
Little Rock
Galveston
Shreveport
Maine
California
Anthey
Sie
Peter Lynch
Whitehall Street
Eter Lynch
West Mitchell
Woodbury
Millville
Kentucky
Mattie E. Brooks
Gwinnett County
Henry McAlpin
Chatham County
Court House
John R. Wilkinson
W. C. Barnes
Grant Wilkins
Barnes
George Gordon
Charter Revision Commission
Walter Cooper
Clayton
W. S. Thomson
Frye
Decatur
Ivy Streets
Cooper
John Halifax
Recorders Court
Randall Brothers
8. M. Truitt & Son
J. M. Wills
H .Meinhert
Kelley Coal and Tee Company
Tor
Will Merner
Decatur Street
Merner
Jarnagin
A. F. Liebman
Peachtree St
Beal Estate, Renting & Loans
Good Street
Atlanta, Ga
Cate Guaran
B. H. Veal
Fucy Gost
Austell
Gay
Lithia Springs
T. Roresy
Brewster
Thert Howell
Je. Dorset
Brewster & Howell
Otares
Law
Oryer and
Hunter Streets
Washington, ST Law
Fit
Phono
Geebie Companys
South Georgia Lumber CO
O. Stewart
W. Hunter
Madson Ave
Geo. S. Lowman
Empire Bldg
Ceylon
McCord, Stewart & Co
Mississippi
Mardi Gras
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Mobile
Collier
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Deerland
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Walter J. Wood
G. Ww. Abbus
Ose
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Georgia
Tensei
France
Germany
Royal Wittin
Dobbs & Wey CO
Equitable Building
Katrina Kitchen
Captain Kidd
Southern
Vaughn
Spencer
N. C
Machinists’ Union
B. W. Wrenn
City
John M. Egan
Central of Georgia
Joseph H. Sands
Salisbury
Beam
Richmond
Cook County
Gelders Restaurant
Marietta Street
Seaboard Air Line
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H. Hill
George W. Allen
Aden Billups
F. Wyly, JR
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Dublin
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Ala
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Eldy
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Cloudy
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Areeast
Trofna Central OF Georgia
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Tenenboro
de Bapevilla
Boavanoch
Jonesboro
T. Augustine
Jonechors
Hapevilla
Atlantic Rail Agad Ami Awdnuvitte
Marietta Chicago
chatteShattinooga
Marietta
Pia
Manhville
Enuabville
Ghaboard Air Line Railroad
Norfolk
Georgia Railroad
Covingtom
Cam Saupudta
Aumiete
Wrest Point Railroad
Teenon Somery
Ebeltrg
Selma Piri
LaGrange
Enlpsimette
Palmetto
LaGrenc
Saran Et Atlanta
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Noryhfrh
qVia
Pence
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Sir Sroop
Chicago
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Columbus
Daely
Memphis
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Danville
St. Augustine
Southwestern Limited
Eekxpress
Atanta
Ananiston
Bakes
Ft. Yalla
Air Line
Toccoa
Chattanoces Gut ‘Cincinnat
M. Loulevfilegn
M-No
Tallapoosa
Thilapoosa
Meago
Pities
Pim Inrustine
Jacksonville
Daily Gan
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Enont
Radition
Thraush
Warhir
Beloa
Yeanbal
Tidear
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