Atlanta guests cite city honesty and growth in talks
Philadelphia visitor Arthur B. Lovett praises Atlanta for honest city government and rapid prosperity while contrasting it with Philadelphia and earlier Republican rule. Augusta and Columbus guests also arrive at the Kimball and Piedmont hotels. A four generation Pound family reunion at Crew Street home marks a peak social moment with 31 relatives gathered to honor Mrs. Thirza Fleming Pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Lovett
Philadelphia
Piedmont
Atlanta
Atlar
Witch
Abel B
Crew Street
Pound
Thirza Fleming Pound
J. G. Pound
J. G. Smith
A. F. Pound
II. B
Birmingham
Mra. Smith
Mra
George 3. Rusey
Hattis Smith
Ruthle Smith
Hugh AK Smith
Ab Pound
Annie Hollingaworth
Macon
Generaton
Lizzie Found Winburn
Hattle M. Pound
Thedor
Simon H
Grace Parvis Found
T. 5. Pound
Robbie Shackcart
Alabama
Ligte Lee
L. B. Pound
Willie Cofield
Columbus
Willie
Martia
Eiberly
Rusey
Smith
Abel Pound Winburn
Theodore Pound
May Furgeson
Frank Pound
Thirsa Pound
Books Open to Voters for All Elections
Tax Collector Stewart announces that voter registration books are open for all elections this year. The register opened yesterday and many residents enrolled to be eligible to vote in future contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Beating the Music Cure By Mary Brown Ad Calls For Poughkeepsie Remedy
An advertise ment from Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels offering a 25 cent guarantee through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
Georgia Banks Show Five Year Growth In State Finances
State Treasurer R. H. Fark, also state banks examiner, reports he examined 301 banks this year, with about 360 banks total after two months of new charters. His statement compares Georgia banks from 1901 when he took office to the close of 1905, highlighting significant expansion in the state's financial institutions over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Fark
State Bank Examiner
Georgia
Police Chiefs Annual Report Highlights City Safety
Chief Jennings submits annual report to police board and city council noting faithful service, harmony, and quiet year. He commends officers and especially thanks staff, cites Christmas hours, and records one death, Sergeant Casper Brenning, on March 3, 1905. He urges funding for more staff and improved facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Police’ Board
Casper Brenning
Furniture Seizure Ordered By Court In Debt Case
Judge Pendleton ordered the sheriff to sell club furniture gymnastic apparatus billiard tables and fixtures to satisfy an $850 debt. H Woodruff filed a distress warrant December 28 before Justice HL Landrum for $860 rent. sale advertised for ten days then at 56 Edgewood avenue with assets near the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
H. Woodruff
Justice of the Peace
HL Landrum
Woodruff
Edgewood Avenue
Funeral for noted Atlantean Mason to be held today
The funeral for Edward Austin of Atlanta will be from 27 Forrest Street at 2 30 this afternoon. He was among Atlanta’s oldest Masons and a member of Atlanta lodge Mount Zion chapter and Coeur de Lion. Burial will be at Oakland Cemetery with Templar honors. Remaining grandchildren Mrs Henry Kems of Atlenta Mrs G 3B Wes Binnetreham Miss Lattle Austin and Ed ward Austin attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur de Lion
Templar
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Thos. J. Peeples
Jas. G. Lester
Phat
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Sven
Trong
Chicago
Ana
Indea
Foyetsere
J. A. Decker
Augusta
Kimpall, Adashed
A. J. Davis
Columbus, Ga
Aragon
L. B. Gordon
Appling County
Kimball
Appling
Baxley
T. R. McLean
Anniston
Obant
James J. Wells
Dahlonega
North Georgia
Ube
Tol of
Georgia Banks
Department
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Paldcorder
Weivett
Durkig
Eucee
Benks
Piedmont Athletic Club
Atlanta Fireproofing CO
Fourth National Bank
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