Scaffold Accident Dismissed In Recorders Court
Three Eiseman Building scaffold cases were dismissed after witnesses testified the scaffold was raised on one side for finishing work and no criminal intent was shown. Defendants named were William Finet foreman J W Ball sub foreman and W W R Elmore carpenter. Evidence indicated changes weakened the scaffold but no negligence proven beyond doubt.
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Eiseman
Recorder
William Finét
J. W Ball
Www
R Elmore
Carpenter
Warners
Elmore
Flindt
Ball
Recorder’s Court
Gamagen
Clark to Be Heard Here Interpretive Lectures Arrive Next Month
S H Clark head of public speaking at Chicago University will give four readings on tragedy at Browning hall Girls High March 1 3 4 and 5 The subjects include The Tragic Ideal Job a Tragedy of Faith Antigone a Tragedy of Devotion Humiet a Tragedy of the Head The course is managed by Miss Sergeant and Girls High faculty with afternoon entertainments offered at a trifling cost The series draws strong interest from literary circles and clubs in Atlanta.
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S H Clark
Atlanta
Clark
Department of Public Speaking
Chicago University
Browning
Girls’ High School
Job
Humiet
Miss Sergeant
Georgia Day Celebrated by Daughters of the Revolution
The Joseph Habersham chapter of the D A R held Georgia day exercises in the Georgia House of Representatives hall to mark the 169th anniversary of General Oglethorpe and his colonists landing at Yamacraw Bluff Savannah. Bishop Arren A Candler and Rev Dr W W Landrum gave addresses on Georgia's founding with Mrs W Jarnagin delivering The Old Red Hills of Georgia. An attentive audience filled the floor and gallery.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Ogiethorpe
House of Representatives
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Georgia
General Oglethorpe
Xamacraw Bluff
Savannah
Arren A. Candler
W.W Land
Passing Throng Delivers Anecdotes From Atlanta Hotels
A long column of assorted vignettes travels through Atlanta hotel lobbies with stories of Earnest Thompson Seton, name changes, Norfolk fire recovery plans, Washington Irving jokes, wine-room capers, and Byers brothers reunion. Readers meet travelers, local shoptalk, and fluctuating weather as city life unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Thompson-Seton
Seton-Thompson
Harnest
Thompson-Seton
New York Supreme Court
Thompson- Seton
Harnest Seton-Thompson
Pugh
Atlantic
Increase in City Licenses Revenue Cited for January 1901
City license books show revenue surplus of 61488 over January last year. Deputy Clerk Charles Adams oversaw the records while away since month’s start, with figures released only yesterday. Comparative totals list general business, drags and hacks, wholesale liquor, retail liquor, commission returns, and cemetery lot sales.
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Marshal Dee
Valdosta Wins State Fair Bid and New President Inducted
Valdosta secured the state fair bid over Savannah after executive committee deliberations. The city promised twelve thousand dollars in premiums and all fair expenses, plus a 25 percent net profit share and new buildings if needed. Hon. Dudley Hughes of Twiggs county was inducted as president of the State Agricultural Society, pledging energy and service to advance Georgia's agricultural interests.
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Valdosta
Savannah
State Agricultural Society
Georgia
Dudley Hughes
Twiggs County
Timball House
Pope Brown
Society
Colonel Hughes
Brown
Martin Y Calvin
Augusta
Calvin
Colonel Brown
Wns
Gotowel Hughes
Hughes
George W 2Avens
Savannah Fair Association
Saajab.Solomons
West
G. Crawford
Tt. Moore
Fair Rd
Valdosta Exposition Company
Kimball
Ameoria
Thasz
South
Georgie Folke
South Georgia
Itbera
Death of Mrs Hunnicutt Prominent West End Lady
Mrs J M Hunnicutt died at 167 Oglethorpe avenue yesterday afternoon from heart disease after years of illness. Born in Binghamton she studied at Valparaiso and helped found West End’s Church of the Incarnation. Survived by husband John Bovey Company employee, daughters Corrie and Natalia, sisters Mrs Coward and Dr Scott, and brother John Crandall. Funeral arrangements pending.
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West End
J M.hunnicutt
Oglethorpe Avenue
Hunnicutt
Binghamton
Valparaso
Indiana
Church of the Incarnation the Episcopal Church
John R. Crandall
Brooklyn
Bull To Lecture in Opelika on Europe Tour
Rev Dr. G. W. Bull longtime pastor in Opelika will give an illustrated Europe lecture at the court house on February 20 to benefit the Presbyterian church. He has just returned from an extended tour of European countries and is noted as a winning lecturer.
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Br. Bull
Opelika
Ala
G. W. Bull
Presbyterian Church
Europe
In His Inaugural Address He Favored Conservatism
A brief note states that the president in his inaugural address declared support for a conservative approach in national movement. The remark emphasizes cautious policy and preservation of established traditions as guiding principles for governance.
New Atlanta Federation Officers Installed At Meeting
During the regular Atlanta Federation of Trades meeting last evening new officers were installed and several new delegates obligated. Principal posts include President J W Bridwell and Vice President Walter Dean with a large attendance. Bridwell, serving a third term, urged conservative measures and pledged to support a successful administration while outlining standing, legislative, grievance, and press committees. Delegates pledged from unions including the Fierce Shoers No 50 and Musicians Protective Union were recorded.
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Organized Labor
Atlanta
South
RO Ross
Dennis Lindsey
H. F Garrett
Jules Bryard
W L DeLay
G W. Tate
P H. Moore
J. A. Hover
Jerome Jones
T. D Johreon
Ed Craft
C. M. Kister
Miller
George Dobbin
Willam van Houten
T. Wilmouth
Mise Lizzie Humphries
Dan O’leary
Gordon E Johnson
T. W. Campbell
New Discovery Claims Cure for Coughs and Lung Ailments
Mrs Charles Arregate of Alexandria Indiana recounts a night of hard work and sleepless coughing due to consumption. She credits three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure and eight pounds gained. The ad promises a guaranteed cure for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles priced 1.00.
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Wight
Charles Arregate
Alesandria
Ind
Dr. King
Valengia Note and Adige Oe Court Case
Fragmentary text shows names John MM Adige and Vealenga with unclear context. The readable elements suggest a possible court or legal note involving individuals with initials and place or event hints, but essential details are missing to define outcome, date, or action.
Anderson Declares Candidacy for Fulton County Board
Colonel Clifford L Anderson announced his candidacy to succeed himself as a member of the Fulton County land and revenues board of commissioners. He cited earnest solicitation from friends in the city and county and noted his three years on the board, including a past chairmanship, with term expiration set for next year.
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Byers
Atlanta
JT. W. Byers
Dave Byers
South
W A Byers
Athens
T. W. Byers
Charlotte
N. C
Dave
Brerg
Meck Sharp
Sid Holland
Smith Clayton
Steve Postell
Ed Calloway
Clifford L Anderson
Board of Commissioners of Land and Revenues
Fulton
Anderson
Vlso
Walker
Tieth Regiment
Georgia
Forrest Adair
Anderson, Adair
Walter R Brown
Brown
Valentine Gift Ads Elevate Miller's Salt Prices
A fragment notes Miller's at 39 Marietta Street touts beauty and appropriateness of valentines linked to salt price, implying local shopping interest in gift items and pricing.
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Miller's
Marietta Street
No Money Lights Go Out Council Hints Derk Streeta
A council committee on electric lights reports no funds to continue work and mentions possible stoppage of multiple lamps. Alderman Woodward explains the electric light department is stalled by a lack of money and cites $1100 current lamp costs. Chairman Kontz says no funds can be allocated at present to the electric committee.
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Council
Derk Streeta
Committee of Council On
James G Woodward Ia
Woodward
Committee of Finance
City Clenteleian
T J
A K Hawkes Optician Firms Vast US Network
A K Hawkes is the only optical firm in the United States with 38 agencies in a single state. The statement underlines the firm’s vast business scale and unequaled reputation, noted at Whitehall on the viaduct.
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United States
Whitehall
Turn Verein Gave Concert At North Forsyth Hall
A concert ball and supper were held last night by Atlanta Turn Verein members at their North Forsyth Street hall. Notable performances included H F Schroeder, C O Tort of McPherson, torch swinging, three horizontal bar acts, vocal and instrumental numbers, a sketch by Julius Furshein, and a legardermann by Professor Herman Lijgdemann.
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Atlanta
Turn Verein
North
Forsyth Street
H F Schroeder
K. Tort McPherson
Ju Ius Furshein
Herman Lijgde
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Macon
Hades
Union Depot
Washington
Irving
E O Cowan
Boston
WH. Granger
Montreal
M.A Carr
New York
F G Dexter
J K Turner
Aragon
G B. Hobson
Richmond
Henry Doyle
Morgan Gresa
Tifton
Andrew J Janson
Bagewood Avenues
Janson
Slammer
J. R Durell
A. E. Brown
E. & Bradley
W. H. Terrell
Mr. Terrell
M. B. Eubanks
Kimball “of
Rome
F. J. Tremont
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Greensboro
Raleigh
James D Dawson
James G. Tinsley
Nashville
The
JFP Sarles
G W. Newman
Knoxville
Tenn
Churchill and
C.pt
Gilbert
Adler
HIVE
Ane
Valdona
Society Parc
Met
Bunnicutt
Genevieve Clemens
FaSalle Avenua
Chicago
Mclee
Cardus
Soci
Chariti
Cardu
North Side Young Women’s Temperance Association
Miss Clemens
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Thedford
I Health
3Fiss
Clemens
Bridwell
Federation of Trades
J W Bridwell
Ths
Atlants, Federation of Trades
Murray
JOS, A. Magnus & CO
Cincinnati
Valengia
Apeteg
John MM
Adige Oe
A. K. Hawkes
Pillsbury
Best Ae
Bray
J. J
J. Maddox
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