Police Board Row Near a Settlement in City Hall
A compromise ordinance to delay two police board seats and the general police election until after the legislature's June session was agreed at Mayor Howell's office. The move would keep the board as is pending charter changes and the police committee report. Council members Key Warren and others pressed motions while Alderman Woodward urged ending the matter, as talks continued with City Attorney Mayson and the ordinance committee set to draft terms tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pelwe Commissioners
Howell
Board of Commissioners
Police Board
Police Investigating Committee
Board of Police Commissioners
Ordinance Committee of Council
James al. Mayson
Warren
Key
Woodward
Longino
Counethnan Key
Amorous
Wwves
Inman
Smith
Stephens
Noel
Pierce
Girardeau
Harwell
Terrell
Winn
Hynds
Holland
Beck
Turner
Styron
Breitenbuthher
Asuerman
Terry
Breitenbacher
James L. Mayson
Marwell
Mayson
Tox
Johnson
Jones
Diamond valuation index debate echoes in investment rights
A pulp era suggestion argues that investing 10 diamonds grants the same inquiry rights as purchasing land. It asserts pure white stones hold cash value and urges readers to compare options, positioning r & Berkele of St Whitehall St as a guide.
Electric Road to Marietta Proposed in Cobb Fulton Counties
Secretary of State granted a charter to the Chat tahoochee Terminal Company to build an Atlanta to Marietta railway about 20 miles long with capital stock set at 250000 dollars and potential expansion to 2000000 dollars. The home office will be in Atlanta and Cobb Fulton county residents named as charter members. The project aims to connect Atlanta and Marietta, with hopes to place the line in the city center to ease passenger transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cook
Chattahoochee Terminal Company
Atlanta
Marietta
Thomas A. Gramling
Newt A Morns
T. W. Glover
John Awtry
Cobb County
H. F. Coallingaworth
W. F Spalding
Fulton
Cobb
Southern States Portland Cement Company advances in Georgia
The Southern States Portland Cement Company outlines an ambitious development in Rockmart, Georgia. It highlights rare local cement rock deposits, a modern mill under chief engineer W B Bogardus, and President W P Cowham. The project includes 1600 barrels per day capacity, slate quarry operations, and rail connections to Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway. Officers elected: Cowham president, Hawkins vice president, Van Deventer secretary, Boardman treasurer. A stockholder meeting and plant visit followed by a Capital City Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement Company
Rockmart
Atlanta
Corps of Enginee
W. B. Bogardus
W .P. Cowham
Jackson
Mich
Canada
Cowhains
Cowham
South
Southern
Polk
County
Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
W. F. Cowham
Frank Hawkins
Potter
A. F. McLaren
Stratford
Ontario
Hugh F. van Deventer
Knoxville
Tenn
Joseph
Irvin
David Jamieson
Durham
John W. Boardman
Frank Hawking
Capital City Club
Hawkins
States
Borgardus
Porglend Cement Company
Greater Georgia Sues Cotton Mill in Virginia Bond Case
A. J. Bradley, James F. Bradley and H. F. Bradley of Manchester Virginia filed in federal court against New Century Cotton Mill of Douglasville and related parties seeking repayment of bonds and foreclosure. Judge Newman issued a temporary restraint on bond disposal and scheduled a March 14 hearing. The suit alleges insolvency, unpaid notes of 10 000 each from 1901, depreciation of machinery, and requests foreclosure and sale of assets to satisfy debts. Attorney J S Slicer led the filing.
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A. J. Bradley
James F. Bradley
H. F. Bradley
Manchester
United States
New Century Cotton Mil
Douglasville
Joseph
James
Concra
E. H. Thornton
Atlanta
W. T. Newman
Mil
Richmond
Thornton
Bul
J. S Slicer
Woodward Linked to Real Estate Ventures in City
Alderman James G Woodward has joined I M Atkinson and F Preston Arkwright in business with offices in the Empire building. He holds a key role in Fulton Realty and Improvement Company which controls land in the first ward. The property, bought by Atkinson and Arkwright, sits along the city edge near a proposed Seaboard Air Line railroad right of way, though use is undecided. Rents are strong and Woodward is said to oversee operations amid supportive local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Atkinson
P. S. Arkwright
James G. Woodward
I. M. Atkinson
F Preston
Arkwright
Empire Building
Fulton Realty and Improvement Company
First Ward
Atkinson
Mr. Arkwright
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Alderman Woodward
Adderman Woodward
Lee Gets Third Respite for Murder Case
Millard Lee, condemned for the murder of Miss Lilla Suttles, was granted a further reprieve by Governor Terrell to May 1. This marks the third delay, with a previous 30 day postponement carrying him to February 27, as a plea of insanity awaits action by the Supreme Court. Attorneys petitioned for another respite, hoping the high court will rule within sixty days.
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Supreme Court
Millard Lee
Lilla Suttles
Terrell
Lee
Airpreme
Splendid Convention Will Be Called To Order To Day
A local notice states an event titled Splendid Convention will be called to order today. The brief item emphasizes the opening of proceedings and invites attendees to assemble.
Greater Georgia convention banquet at Kimball tonight
Delegates arrive in Atlanta for the Greater Georgia convention with a tonight banquet at the Kimball. Notables including J. K. Orr, J. M. Terrell, Evan Howell, and Samuel Spencer to speak. menu listed. delegates from Elberton to Marietta named.
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Greater
Georgia
North
Northwest
Kimball House
J. K. Orr
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Landrum
Clark Howell
James R. Gray
James L. Mayson
Greater Georgia
J W K. Orr
Orr Shoe Company
J. M. Terrell
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
G. Gundy Jordan
Georgia Railroad Commission
J. P. Merry
Iminers Central C. J. Haden
James B. Walker
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Hanson
Opera of Directors
the Central Railroad
Hoke Smith
Interior
Emigration talks as railroad agents meet in city banquet
Twenty land and industrial agents of railroads visit for emigration talks and will join the chamber of commerce banquet tonight. The paper notes a European tour for summer 1903 guided by Dr. Kerr, praising his knowledge and the opportunity to join his party. Also advertised are Valentine price cuts by John M. Miller Co and Hawkes eyewear promotions on Whitehall Street.
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Elberton
W. ©. Jones
Thomas M. Swift
McAlpin Arnold
W. R. Adams
C M. Heard
J. E. Johnson
Cuthbert
J. W. Sealey
M. Jacobs
George McDonald
R. L. Maye
J. W. Stanford
Munroe
Joseph H. Feikner
Board of Trade
Clifford Walker
W. H. Nunnally
John M. Howell
C. T. Mobley
Macon
Bridges Smith
J. F. Hanson
B. L. Martin
Chamber of Commerce
S. L. Jones
Howard M. Smith
Eugene Andersen
S. H. Crump
Milledgeville
Peter Cline
Cc. Edwards
E. P. Simpson
John W. Aw UN
R. B. Brown
Dublin
T. £. Griner
M. Gibson
F. G. Corker
J. M. Finn
H. M. Stanley
Buford
T. C. Shadburn
Cartersville
John R. Scott
A. Strickland
P. T. Bradley
J. T. Morris
L.W. Reeves
Gruffin
David J. Bailey
W. J. Kincaid
J. W. Mangham
W. H. Newton
Blakely
A. G. Powell
Thomasville
John Triplett
E. M. Suttle
J. T. Culpepper
Winder
W. B. McCants
J B. Richards
J. T. Strange
A. A. Camp
Arlington
J. 3. Cowart
Athens
J. F. Rhodes
J. J. A. McMahan
Kerr
You Mane Wu Uweasane
Hawkes
Whitehall Street
Coaling Stations Agreement Signed Between Cuba and United States
Havana reports President Palme signed the coaling stations pact with the United States after talks with Minister Squiers and Secretaries Sleeper and Fletcher. The Spanish and English texts were signed and sealed, with copies to Washington for delivery by Squiers. Roosevelt’s approval of Cuban amendments is noted, with publication pending further sign-off. One Dose Convinces Mozley Lemon Elixir ad follows.
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Havana
Palme
United States
Squiers
Seretary Sleeper
Fletcher
Aelock
Presiden Palma
Zaldo
Ely
Roosevelt
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J. N. Orr
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J . G. Mageley
Joe P. Lega
Toccoa
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W. A. Bry
Tetley’s Tea
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
A. K. Hawkes
Uncle Sam
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Mozley
Children's Store
Querell
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Eiseman Bros
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Weimar
Atlanta, GA
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