Tax Committee Debates Insurance Tax and Arrears Case
The common council tax committee met yesterday to address insurance and corporate gross receipts taxes. Alderman LaHatte urged action and a court test to compel payment. Dr. G A. Vinson sought to pay arrears on 13 Lyong avenue after a disputed title showed no tax debt.
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Negro Shot After Theft Attempt in Tuscaloosa
February 12 report from Tuscaloosa describes a young black man named John Hall who sought food at Guy Fosters. he was pursued by Cole and Jim Foster, fled, and was shot by Cole Foster in a back corner collision. Hall, from Birmingham, is fatally wounded. Collier Foster posted $100 bond.
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Guy Fosters
Cole Ver Fosters
Young Foster
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J. Luther Foster
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John Hall
Birmingham
Montgomery
Collier Foster
National Railroad Commissioners Meet Adjourns in Charleston
The National Association of Railroad Commissioners adjourned in Charleston after electing officers. Judge Cicero J Lend declined reelection as president, B F Chadbourne of Maine became president, J C Wiborn of South Carolina first vice president, John V Smith of Alabama second vice president. Edward A Moseley of Washington named secretary, Martin S Decker of Washington assistant secretary. A report favored keeping interstate orders in effect pending court review within thirty days. Delegates toured exposition grounds and harbor before departing for a southern tour, Miami as final stop.
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Alabama
Edward A. Moseley
Washington
Martin S. Decker
Interstate Railroad Commission
Exposition Grounds
Charleston
Miami
White man seized with counterfeit tools near McCormick
J. Ja Morgan, a white man, arrested near McCormick in Abeville county with a full set of counterfeiting tools. He was found in a swamp two miles from town as counterfeit money floods the area. The government has been notified and two other parties are suspected.
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McCormick
Abeville County
Terrell Replies to State Prohibitionists on Governor Race
J M Terrell replies to questions from the Georgia Prohibition Association and the Interdenominational Temperance Committee through R Pringle and G A Nunnally. He declines to dictate elected officials but says his stance is outlined in his January 21 1902 letter. Guerry also replies reaffirming support for electing prohibition-friendly legislators. Gray to run for Senate. Emerson H George praised for speaker candidacy. Cane presented to J Pope Brown for long service to State Agricultural Society. Terrell clubs form in Milledgeville and other counties. County line dispute before Secretary Cook continues. Political gossip notes Guerry’s joint debate challenge and Terrell’s strength vs Terrell supporters.
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Ferrell
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Atlanta
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Sandersville
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Howard
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Berrien County
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Cedartown Standard
Federal Court to Be Bust Criminal Cases Up First
The United States court calendar for the upcoming term opens March 10 and runs through March. District Attorney Angier and Mr Galloway prepared a long schedule featuring several high interest criminal cases including the Alexander robbery of Paymaster Stevens of about 25000. Dr Asbury, a prominent Atlanta physician, faces a tax shortage charge at his West Mitchell street drug store. Judge Newman devoted much of yesterday to the Tucker bankruptcy case from Fayetteville, with a ruling expected today.
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Fayetteville
New Syms-Eaton Academy Dedicated at Hampton
Newport News Va February 12 The new Syms Eaton academy at Hampton was dedicated with elaborate ceremonies commemorating the first free school in America The program featured a parade of military and civic groups and the unveiling of a bronze tablet by the Society for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities The keynote address was by Hon John Goode president of the constitutional convention on the development of the free school system in America
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Free School Aystem
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Active Demand and Price Rise
In New Orleans February 12, spot cotton faced strong demand from spinners unable to fill orders in the south. Prices rose across all grades amid improved Liverpool futures, with 8,800 sales including 3,300 to arrive and futures opening 12 to 13 points higher. Local market activity remained lively, closing 13 to 15 points above Monday.
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Last Owen High Lee Close Bid 2B 1S Bed Building
Spot Cotton Quotations show official closing remarks with steady to firm middling prices across ports including Atlanta New Orleans Galveston Norfolk and Charleston. E B Beers Cotton Letter notes bullish sentiment despite weather with higher futures, while various ports report steady cotton and notable export movements and currency quotes.
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Crop situation prompts cautious grain market tone
Weather keeps crops under snow and frost as 1902 prospects hinge on March warmth. Farmers hold reserves, grain receipts simmer, corn little moved at centers while corn prices hover near sixty cents per bushel. Cattle and hog markets show mixed, with steady to weaker tones across St. Louis and Chicago reports.
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Grain and stock markets amid Atlanta and Cincinnati notes
Oats showed no trading while corn bids hovered around 68 cents asked and 62 bid as oats activity faded. Prices for flour and meal moved in Atlanta and Cincinnati reports with mixed grain values and provisions, including wheat No.2 at 80-2 and corn mixed 63 1-2.
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95 Whitehall Street quick ad mix and liquor notices
The notice lists a first class liquor store at 95 Whitehall Street offering pure wines and liquors for medicinal uses and various tobacco and cigar products. It also mentions Peter Lynch at 7 Weet Mitch Elm and Eleat Variety Store with Mason's Fruit Jars, wood products, and staples including grits and seeds, plus empty barrels and kegs for sale.
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