Help wanted and real estate items clutter Atlanta ad pages
Classified notices seek male bookkeeper and office help with small pay start. Also positions for superintendent at a ribbed wear plant and modern bleachery, and buy a half interest in a small job printing office. Real estate rentals include houses, cottages, and 92 acre tract 234 miles from car shed. Listings show Forsyth and Broad street addresses and multiple agents.
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Care
Atlanta
Forsyth St
Bouress Seer SS
Seacures
Die Thomas
Southern Architect and Building News
Southern Press
Austell
Mme Percy
Oriental School of Palmistry
South
Forsyth Street
Peachtree
Fred Dentistry
Southern Dental College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
McDonald
North Pryor
Bac
May
G J. Dallas
Broad St
L.aaron
Carnegie Will Endow Newnan With Carnegie Library
Newnan Georgia reads of a conditional Carnegie offer of 10000 dollars for a free public library. The city must provide a suitable site and annually appropriate 1000 dollars for staff and maintenance. The proposal, relayed by James Bertram, secretary to Andrew Carnegie, awaits city council discussion next Monday night.
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Newnan
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Charles L. Thompson
James Bertram
the &Ty Council
Oakland Cemetery Report Highlights 1901 Improvements
Sexton H. H. Barefield reports 259 interments at Oakland Cemetery in 1901 with monthly totals and notes major improvements. Sharp increases include brick gutters and chert drives, a brick wall on Hunter street, a water line, and a watchman's house built for 310 dollars, reflecting careful management by Councilman A. Q. Adams and the cemetery committee.
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Sexton Barefield
Cemetery Committee of Council
A Q. Adams
Sexton
H. H Barefield
Council
Oakland Cemetery
Hunter Street
Councilman Adams
Jaanacen
Adame
Sei
Letters and Murder Trial of White Mathis in Oxford
In Oxford Mississippi on January 2, the trial of White Mathis for the double murder of Hugh and John A. Montgomery began with jurors seated. Testimony detailed Mathis denying involvement, statements by Orlando Lester and allegations that others burned the bodies, while letters from Mathis to his wife were read and questioned as coercion or planning.
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Oxford
Miss
Whi Mathis
Montgomerys
Orlando Leste
Mathis
Hugh Montgomery
John A. Montgomery
Will Mathis
Lester
Fie
Whit Owens
Bill Jackson
Judge Quits While In Jail Over Bond Vote
S C Peden of Missouri resigns as St Clair county judge while jailed in Jackson County for contempt of federal court. Governor Dockery accepts the resignation and Peden will be replaced. he remains in custody unless released by Judge Phillips.
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Peden
Missouri
Dockery
Ansas City
S C Peden
St. Clair
Jackson County
St. Clair County
Dockéry
Walker
Phillips
Boys Held For Forgery In Stamp Theft Case
Three boys Francis Lee South Hl Gonzales and Claude Raysor were bound over by Recorder yesterday on forgery charges. South had been released in superior court for good behavior after a prior yarn. He admitted selling trading stamps obtained by a forged order and implicated Raysor and Gonzales in the theft. Raysor acted quietly and denied knowledge. Gonzales also denied guilt.
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Francis Lee South
Hl Gonzales
Claude Raysor
Royles
South
Ourgleary
Hill
Candler
Raysor
Gonzales
Haysor Boy
Masons Meet in New Hall at Concordia Building
Fulton lodge No 26 inaugurates the new Masonic hall in the Concordia building with a Master Mason degree candidate. Ri G W Connally, grand deputy of Niagara district, and Dr J H McCormick, worshipful master, attend and address the gathering. Local Masons also speak as Fulton lodge, among the city’s largest, conducts degree work in a notably pleasant ceremony.
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Fulton Lodge
New Hall
Concordia Building
New Masonic Hall
Hulton Lodge
Concordia
Ri G W. Connally
Niagara District
Canede
J. H. McCormick
Gaitersburg
Zolley
Connally
Long Water
Fulton
Congressman Richardson Leaves Huntsville for Washington
Huntsville Alabama January 2. Special. Congressman William Richardson departed for Washington today. Miss Mason will join him in the capital during the week and stay until summer.
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Capital
Huntsville
Ala
Wiliam Richardson
Washington
Richmason
Mysterious man may be located in Elisabeth City area
A rumor claims the man Mr Parker met near the Cropsey residence on November 2 may have been located. Parker described a man and a woman at a gate around 11 10 pm and later encountered another man who he observed closely. Citizens' committee seek the party for light on Nelle Cropsey's death.
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Elisabeth City
N. G
Parker
Cropsey
Elizabgh City
Citizens’ Committee
Nelle Cropeey
Kyle Draws First Blood in Court Martiak
In Montgomery Alabama on January 2 a special report notes the Kyle court martial convening with a plea to the court's jurisdiction over charges including disrespect to a superior and conduct unbecoming a member. The defense argues that correspondence between Higdon and Kyle was personal and unofficial and should not appear as evidence.
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Higdon
Kyle
Montgomery
Ala
Kyle Court Martiak
Wheeler on white rule in the south press interview
General Joseph Wheeler arrived in Cleveland to discuss a new army rifle and to address a potential political shift in the south. He contended that white supremacy must be maintained to ensure financial stability and warned against northern intervention in southern color policy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Wheeler
South
Kyle Plea Challenges Legislature In Alabama Militia Case
The defense contests charges under an unconstitutional legislature and argues jury trial is required for crimes not during active service. Kyle claims Higdon's unofficial letter was improper evidence while Higdon and Gardner face testimony from about twenty witnesses as the court proceeds with the Span ish war era militia proceedings.
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Ficer
Kyle
Higdon
New York
I P Lanzwester
National Guard
United States
Alabama
Walter E Gardner
Colonel Dumont
Maryland Parson Sheriff Tells of Prohibition Work
Rev Mr Pearson known as the parson sheriff of Cumberland County in Maryland released his annual report on enforcing the state prohibitory law in Portland Maine. He cited 4,911 seizure warrants, 927 successful seizures, 9 558 gallons of liquor, 296 convictions from 637 arrests, $3 800 in fines, 74 cases appealed with 39 convictions and $25 429 in net fines.
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Pearson
Portland
Cumberland County
Baptists Oppose Minister Over Cherry Tree Fraud
In Raleigh on January 2 Special the Baptists oppose Rev. T. Bright linked to Amos Owen cherry tree promoters. He is indicted for cherry tree company fraud yet portrays himself as a missionary. The state mission board cut off church supplies while one church endorses him and a son faces public swindler allegations in Florida.
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Raleigh
N. C
T. Bright
Amos Owen
Baptists
Cherry Tree Company
State Mission Board
Florida
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co Forms Global Leader
Announcement of final details forming a combination of pneumatic tool companies to control world output. The new corporation, organized under New Jersey law, is Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company. Preferred stock issued, plus two million dollars in 5 per cent twenty-year gold bonds and $5,000 of common stock. Treasury contains 500,400 bonds and $2,500,000 stock unissued.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Chicago Pneumatic Loo
Treasury
Robber's Pal From Atlanta Implicated In Chicago Hold Up
Everett Conger, 26, claims Atlanta as home and is held in Chicago on charges of highway robbery linked to the death of George F Donovan. He says he was near Donovan by accident and had no role in the hold up. Police note Conger recently worked on an electric line near Wheaton and was en route to St Louis when he met Donovan.
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Everett Conger
Atlanta
Chicago
George F Donovan
Conger
Donovan
Pofce
Wheaton
St. Louis
Atlanta Man Robbed by Green Goods Scammer in New York
Benjamin F. Tracy of Atlanta fell prey to a green goods scam in New York Tuesday night. The suspect, Jacob Cohen, collected 315 dollars, fled but was arrested hours later. Cohen appeared in Jefferson Market court and was held on 1500 bail for examination, denying the theft as Tracy rested during holidays in the city.
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Benjamin F. Tracy
New York
Atlanta
Metropolis
Green Goods
Jacob Cohen
Cohen
Tracy- Cohen
Jefferson Market Court
Tracy
Officers Installed at Schiller Lodge No 7 I O O F
Grand Warden J A Hynds installs newly elected Schiller Lodge No 7 officers in a large ceremony. Officers include Noble Brand T A Smith vice grand Albert Greenberg secretary Alex Dittier treasurer Newell warder Bothwell conductor Rauschenberg BE S to N C Black L S to N G Vaughn inside guard TI outside guard Turner RB S supporter Rappold L B S supporter Warner R 3 to V G Gaines Lt B to V G Kelly. The lodge year ends strong financially and in good condition.
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J. A. Hynds
Schiller Lodge
Oda
Schiller Lodge No. 7
Lodge
J. A Hynds
Noble Brand
T .A. Smith
Albert Greenberg
Alex Dittier
V.g. J EL Kelly
Red Men Install Officers at Appalacha Tribe No 81
Great Sannap Thomas H. Jeffries installed elective chiefs for the Appalacha tribe No 81 Improved Order of Red Men. Officers named include Sachem H. M. Clayton, seni or sagamore C. C. Adams, junior sagamore O. J. Sims, prophet C. M Bowtle, keener George H. Sims, records W. Griffin, guardian wigwam A. Mack, guard of forest J. T. Dodgins, and trustee O. H. Puckett. The year closes with strong tribe conditions and several new membership applications. A feast followed the ceremony.
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Sannap
Thomas H. Jeffries
Appalacha
Great
Grand Bachem
Sachem
H. M. Clayton
Sagamore
C.C. Adams
O. J. Sims
C. M Bowtle
Keener
Wampum
George H. Sims
W. Griffin
Leah W. Sims
A . Mack
J. T. Dodgins
O. H. Puckett
Help for Reece's Widow Brings Aid From Atlanta Donors
A letter from T H Tabor of Vinjay Georgia reports substantial aid to the widow of John Reece killed in an Atlanta elevator accident. Donations include boxes and cash from individuals in Atlanta and nearby addresses, with grateful note on the children’s delight as the community responds to The Constitution appeal.
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Atlanta
John Reece
Constitution
T H
John
Maier
Manti
Washington Street
Mr Mater
A Taylor
Tietta Street
Mire O
Childred
Tabor
Mo L Mogae and Sono- Scientific Opticiang Ad
Mo L Mogae and Sono Scientific Opticiang, successors to Kele Jam & Moore, operate at 422 North Broad Street in the Prudential Building offering optical services and related merchandise.
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MO. L. Mogae & Sono- Scientific Opticiang
Kele Jam & Moore
Broad St
Prudential
Fertilizer Plant Burned in Meridian Fire
Fire destroyed the fertilizer department of the Mississippi Cotton OM Company in Meridian around 8 o clock. Loss totaled about 50 000 dollars with a Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis car loaded with fertilizer also destroyed and the M and O side-track badly damaged. Insurance fully covers the loss and the fire origin is unknown.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi Cotton OM Company
Neshville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
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Empire Business Bureau
Grant
C. R. Pbeter
Ladies’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Co
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Equitable Loan and Security Company
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M L Thrower
Yanta, Ga
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Peacatres Street
Grand Opera
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Ladvsa
Drew O Smkhy
Empire Building
Randall Bros
Wrife Insurance Company
Ger Aar
Sahnt Moopy
Lowndes DS
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de Gag
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Bae
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Fapeville
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Nashvilte
LINN
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Conyers
Berna
E Fondar Opty
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Marlett
Knosvil's
OLS Amegro Knoxville
Ant
Rm Road
Reece
Amion
K. King
Eureka
Ming Steel
King Hardware Company
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