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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

7

Lawton Buried At Arlington After Nation’s Tribute

Major General Henry W. Lawton was buried in Arlington National Cemetery in a ceremony attended by President McKinley, cabinet members, and military leaders. The service included a church vigil, a grand procession to the grave, and a final firing volley as taps echoed over the winter day.

Washington Henry W. Lawton National Cemetery Arlington America Arington Church of the Covenant Connecticut Avenue Congress Supreme Court Army Navy Lawton One Glalfs Diplomatic Corps Walla San Mateo Mississippi Geronimo Lawton Fund San Mates Grood Uone McKinley Secretary of State Secretary of War Secretary of Navy Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of the Interior Secretary of Agriculture Mra. Lawton Little Manley Miles Merritt Brooke Shaffer Senate Loyal Legion Grand Army of the Republic Pierce Dr. Stryker Raleigh Gustavus Adulphus William of Orange Winkelried Combronne Garibald Agincourt Nageby Quebec Lucknow Long Island Delaware Pleasanton Manila Guantanamo Luzon Virginia Potomac Third Cavalry Seventh Artillery Fifteenth Infantry United States Marines Wesley Merritt John A. Johnston Alfred E. Bates John &. Weston Theodore A. Bingham Henry C Ariington

Virginia Junior Order United American Mechanics Suspended

The Virginia council Junior Order United American Mechanics with 43 councils and about 99,000 members is suspended by the national council for insubordination over failing to pay per capita. State officials seek a state charter to preserve independent existence amid grievances over national council spending and representation. Local councils may face asset and funds reversion risk if expulsion proceeds.

Virginia United American Mechanics Richmond Virginia Council National Council State Floyd A. Huggins Newport News State Council Senate

Southern Car and Foundry resumes car wheel production

The Southern Car and Foundry Companys carwheel foundry in Anniston Alabama, idle for years, is being overhauled and repaired and will operate around early next week. About one hundred fifty to two hundred new workers will be hired, joining 700 to 800 already in other departments for a total payroll of 300 to 1,000 men.

Southern Car and Foundry Company Anniston Ala

Monument dispute over Olustee graves becomes Florida race issue

In Florida's second congressional district two Democrats vie for Congress, Robert W. Davis and Frank Clark. Clark supports a monument bill honoring both Union and Confederate dead at Olustee, while Davis, a Confederate veteran himself, opposes the idea. The Daughters of the Confederacy push repeal of the monument hill and debate likely as the campaign focuses on the Olustee graves question.

Jacksonville Pla Florida Robert W. Davis Frank Clark Clark United Daughters of the Confederacy Society For the Trustee Battlefield Lake County Mr. Davis Mr. Clark Davis Daughters of the Confederacy Monument Hill Olustee The Confederacy

Rural routes approved for Anniston and Oxford

Special agent W F Conger completed survey for rural mail delivery in Anniston and Oxford. Four routes set to start March 1, two from Anniston (north and west) and two from Oxford (east, south, and west). Also notes factory resumptions, Arbor Day planning by Anniston Improvement Association, and political shifts in Calhoun County.

Anniston Ala W. F. Conger Post Office Department Oxford United States Cast Tron Pipe and Foundry Company Hercutes Pipe Works Anniston Improvement Association Messrs. L. H. Kaplan E. A. Franklin and Calhoun C. B. Woods Victory Jacksonville Alexander Woods

Crenshaw County Garnishment Case Leads to Arrest in Videttes

Virgil Johnston, a Black resident, was arrested in Videttes Alabama today after a sensational confession. He claimed to be garnished yesterday and resolved to shoot six prominent Crenshaw County men involved in the garnishment. He armed with three revolvers and began with J. W. Williams, a sawmill operator, striking him in the neck before Williams’s men pursued and captured him.

Laverne Ala J— Virgil Johnston Videttes Crenshaw J. W. Wiliams Williams

Shipping Coal to Mexico and State Treasury Prowess

Shipping orders for Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. aim to export 7,200 tons of coal from Blount county Alabama to Mexico via Pensacola and Tampico. The cargo supports rising Alabama demand, with new mines opened and a 3,024,081 ton annual output last year. In Montgomery, $1,000,000 sits in the state treasury guarded. governor Johnston eyes tax rate cuts.

Birmingham Ala Spe Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company Blouton Bibb Euuney Mexico Mexican Central Railroad Pensacola Fla Tampico Vera Cruz New Orleans Texas and Pacific Mississippi River Southern Railway Greenville United States Alabama Montgomery Capitol Treasury Johnston General Assembly

Land auctions and property levies in Atlanta Fulton County

A long list of property levies in Atlanta and surrounding Fulton County outlines parcels tied to city court actions. It includes parcels fronting Whitehall Street and West Fifth Street, residential lots on McDonald Street and Richardson Street, and a northeast corner lot at Berrien Avenue, with notices of judicial sale to satisfy fi fas. Also detailed are a United States Courthouse sale notice for March on a northwest Smith Street corner parcel and a Fulton County land lot transaction tied to the Marvin and Herring cases.

Atlanta Fulton County Georgia Gale Spruet W. H Griffin T. J. Barnard Fulton Superior Court Southern Loan and Banking Company Payne Rungell Western and Atlantic Railroad Company B. D. Smith James Smith Marietta Street Western and Atlantic Railroad B. B. Fagan Grady Alice Hodges South Butler Tanto Gane Estorta Street Estoria Street Waterhouse Street John T. Blount Santel D. Rambo Va J. T. Biount Mth Merritts Avenue Lovejoy Street Reeves E. M Cason Mary J. Mehaffey Fulton ‘Superior Court Pores Association Venable Dalry Streets Venable Street 14Th James D. Reeves City Court of John S. Jonnsono James BD. Reeves Towit Faken County Noth Wheat Street Old Wheat Street Lizzie Johnson Wheat Streat G. i Hentchel Lynch Stephen Reed American Huilding Tantine Savings Association Henry Park Avenue Glyfin Street Park Avenu John L. Gregory Block 12 Porterting Hubert F. Maddox J. W. Rucker John EL. Gregory Laura L. Haynes John I. Gregory Gregory Laura Lee Haynes Said Rucker City Court of Atlanta Porter King Robert F. Maddox Glynn Street R. F. Laddox Wallace T.newman Taylor Wallace T. Newman Pratt and Bell and Pratt Southern Bay King and Trust Company Seid Wallace Newman Allans Fulton State of Geor Johnson & Doane Uth Said County Irwin Street Randolph Irwin Streets Andrew Anderson Julez Anderson James Lt. Key Georgi Bgl Street Chisolm George Thompson Avanta Bankeing Company Mary C. Thompson Atl Fir Street Ponders Avenue John M. Hill Richmond County Jane Toilman Smitt Advanta County Whitehall Street Central Railroad W. B. Bass Chapman Adolpha P. Fouche Edward Chapman Eliabeth S. Herring Edward M Chapman Lowit West Fifth Street Fenders Avenue West Firth Street City Court Security Investment Company McDonald Street Berrien Avenue Burns Street Ith Thomas Clayton C. Cleveland Thomas A. Clayton RB. E. Langley Southern Railway Company Barnishees McCrary Refrigerating Company HH. P Richardson Street Martin Street Richmond Street Isaac Williams Superior Court J. M. Slaton Howell Neal Street Howell Street Charles A. Cook John W. King John W. Nevms Sheri United Statelars Ourt Georgi Plain Ah Fort Nipine George T. Holmes Said Cour United States Custom House State of Georgia Smith and Richard Sun Streets Smith Street George W. Marvin Theodora T. Marvin Bivins Dooly George Westmoreland Goodwin & Hallman C. P. Goree Virginia Astro Nathaniel Stronge Fulton Superior Cour Nathaniel S. Stronge Virginia A. Strange J. H. Lumpkin G. H. Tanner Superior Court of Fulton Co

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