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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1900
Page
9
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Washington will host the national Democratic committee on Washington's birthday to fix the convention date and set state and county nominations in motion. Atlanta officials announce the Fulton county and state committees will meet in the first week of March, guiding county primaries to follow. Clark Howell is a leading candidate for the state senate presidency, with strong support. the Journal of Labour claims Howell will be unopposed for the presidency.
Mrs. M. J. Moore of Wilburton Indian Territory, a former Georgia resident, outlines shifts to territorial government for the five civilized tribes, the impact on old and young Indians, growth of industries and rail towns, and details on schools and Armstrong Academy in Choctaw Nation.
The Atlanta Journal endorses Mr. Howell as a deserving candidate for the senate presidency citing his legislative experience including three terms in the house and tenure as speaker. It praises his labor friendship and active support of the Labor Day celebration. No opposition has been announced for county offices except Ordinary Hulsey, with Arnold Broyles likely unopposed for clerk of the superior court.
Police report a two year old left in the yard of Julia Blalock at 227 Butler Street during a blizzard. Selina Morris found the child nearly frozen and carried it to warmth. Blalock, who had locked the house, was sought by police without success.
Alexander Spear of Spear & Co unveils a grand sale from Atlanta’s Trinity Avenue and Forsyth Street showroom. The feature event touts seven acres of high grade furniture, unprecedented low prices, and a nationwide dealer response. Aimed at rapid turnover, the promotion urges customers to act fast and request a “sud” tag on every piece.
An old advertisement touts Mozley’s Lemon Elixir as a remedy for liver stomach bowels and kidneys. It claims benefits for biliousness constipation malaise indigestion and various nervous and fever related ailments. The copy urges women to use it for natural regulation and notes $1 bottles sold by druggists from Dr H Mosley in Atlanta Georgia.
Recorder Nash R. Broyles says he will not run for mayor, despite strong urging from citizens. He cites satisfaction with his current role and a record of clear judgment as recorder of the city court, noting his experience as a U.S. commissioner and bar member. The popular official has supported reform efforts for Atlanta youth and remains focused on public service.
Officials of the Atlanta Railway and Power Company asked the Electric and Other Railways Committee to permit two new tracks on Gilmer and Butler streets. One track would run 20 feet from Gilmer and Edgewood to the carshed for barn use, exempt from a 5 percent tax under a prior ordinance. A second temporary track on Battery Street from Decatur to the new powerhouse would haul machinery and be allowed for twelve months.
Ready for spring season stock of fashionable fabrics for suits. Ladies should order before rush. Imported suitings in 414 and 5 yard lengths available for making elsewhere. Free shrink and sponge service. Address 8 A Tonson, 51 Whitehall Street.
Brinsfield shortage case yields no new developments. Special Agent W W Collins of Fidelity Deposit Company held no new facts beyond Saturday's report. A $100 reward was offered to help apprehend Brinsfield. Manhattan Life Insurance Company states it will not incur any loss. J T Prince estimates personal loss over $1000, while the Fidelity Deposit Company bears the $5000 bond. Principal says more matters will be adjusted in coming days.
A Tennessee law official in Washington and several others including Ed Sheehan of Bayonne and Hamilton Clark of Chicago extol Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and general debility. Letters claim it cures catarrh of various organs when taken as an internal systemic treatment, with testimonials from workers, a Brooklyn supervisor, and a West Virginia teacher.
Johnston, candidate for the United States, opposed altering the Jefferson county primary plan. He said he would back John W. Tomlinson on the official ticket but objected to the proposed change. A committee will oppose the county executive's movement. Johnston spoke at the Florence hotel expressing confidence in defeating Senator Morgan. Walker county returns show T. J. Long chosen representative, with the county to vote later for the U S senator. representatives to align with majority wishes.
City attorney instructed to draft an ordinance embodying the requested steam heating franchise. The ordinance committee met in executive session with petitioners FE Woodruff R J Lowry A Thornton J Carrot Payne and others and review was postponed until Monday. Attorneys argued against the 2 percent clause while a favorable report was anticipated.
Miller's at 39 Marietta Street claims the store keeps the items a book and stationery shop would hold but offers them for sale at very low prices. The ad emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere and quick turnover of stock.
Near Winnsboro last night Daniel Smith visited Ike Kelsey's house to discuss rent. A dispute led to a beating of Daniel Smith and a fatal assault on Wesley Smith, who tried to aid his brother. Robert Tinker struck Wesley with a stick then Kelley and his sisters joined in. Tinker Ike Kelley and Eiza Mary and Maggie Kelley are jailed in Winnsboro.
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