New Hospital Cornerstone Laid Amid City Ceremony
The cornerstone laying for the New Hospital for Incurables drew a large crowd on Ruth Boulevard and Woodward Avenue. Dignitaries including Mayor Howell, Rabbi Marx and Knight Templars attended as ladies fundraising for the project were praised. Separately, Judge Lumpkin postponed the injunction hearing against the hospital project, with the case to be heard next week, while lawyers for residents and hospital parties argued over the impact on property values and public health.
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Ruth Boulevard
Woodward Avenue
Clarence Langston
H. §. Brailley
Fran P. Howell
Charles Bayne
Rabbi Marx
Wingfield
Sidney Lane
J. B. Marshbank
John Multen
Atlanta
J. J. Lumpkin
Superior Court
L. S. Roan
Criminal Superior Court
Hoan
Lumpkin
Messrs. W. A. Vorney
BL. Griffin
P. A. Methvin
C. S. Stethyin
LC. Lester
Wellower
F. Upshaw
Rosser & Brandon
County Board To Reorganize At Regular Meeting
The county board plans a reorganization and annulling officers at the regular meeting Wednesday. A caucus of board members will occur beforehand to set the slate, with rotation likely and Judge Nf M. B. Palmer expected to become chairman. Officials to be reelected reportedly include Superintendent of Public Works T. J. Ronaldson and others, with no opposition anticipated. Also noted: a Columbus runaway marriage of Clevé Date and Clara Teek on January 3.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thas
Nf. BE. W. Palmer
Se Chaimmanship
Merbents Ace
T. J. Ronaldson
Public Works
Albert Bowell, Sr
Copntr Pe Mee
A Q. Turner
Polteoven
Reformatory
T A. E. Means
RL. Hope
L . Rosser
P. Marbut
Columbus
Clevé
Clara Teek
Talini Ja
Georgia
Diamond Brooches Featured by Maier & Serkele
A jeweled brooch praised as one of the finest gifts, using only high quality diamonds. Maier & Serkele advertise at jf Whitehall Street, offering diamond brooches with designs including hearts crescents sunbursts scrolls crowns and pendants.
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Maier & Serkele
Whitehall Street
Ewspaper Hachive
Atlanta Schools Reopen Amid New Admission Cards
Atlanta schools resume at regular time with thousands returning to classes. Over 200 children received admission cards for positions in the schools amid crowded conditions. Major Sizion and the secretary coordinated admissions. two new schools are under construction to relieve crowding and seat every child in the district.
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Atlanta
Sizion
Slaton
Tte
Broughton Attacks Tillman in Baptist Tabernacle Speech
Dr L G Broughton denounces Senator Tillman’s race lecture as pagan and reckless, calling for removal of the negro from politics. He contrasts Christian uplift with what he calls paganism and accuses Tillman of appealing to prejudice.
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Dr. Broughton
Senator
Baptist Tabernacle
L. G
Senator Tilman
Tilman
South
Sone
Forth
Boston
Tillman
Tlitan
Atlanta
South Atlantic League to Meet in Columbia Monday
President Boyer of the South Atlantic Baseball league calls a meeting of team managers in Columbia S C on Monday to discuss spring and summer schedules and business. A correspondence with the Columbia chamber of commerce mentions the league's desire to have Columbia join with a team.
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Columbia
S.C
Boyer
South Atlantic Baseball League
Cpming
Chamber of Commerce
Eague
Cannon Elected Mayor in Tallulah Falls Ward
The municipal election in Tallulah Falls Ga concluded yesterday naming Walter R Cannon as mayor for 1904 and councilmen Walter Hunnicutt H D Pitts C W Holmes G D Atkin.
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Cannon
Tallulah Falls
Walter R. Cannon
Walter Hunnicutt
C. W. Holmes
G. D. Atkin
Contested Sixth Ward Health Board Race Faces Deadlock
Election tonight for the sixth ward seat on the board of health pits Dr E H Richardson Dr Cyrus W Patrickler and Dr A H Van Dyke in a battle with no agreed retirement. Votes cast may require a majority of twenty one to decide while other ward vacancies and mayor pro tem selections are also noted.
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Gev
Yemen
Board of Health
E. H. Richardson
Richardson
Cyrus W. Atrickler
A. H. van Dyke
Leernet
Council of 1804
Benson
E. V. Carter
Evventh
General Council
G. H. Brandon
Barclay & Brandon, Undertakers
Carter
Brandon
Local items note several deaths and incidents
Miss Louise Cunningham dies after illness at East Fair and Kingleet residence. Mrs H C Jones dies at St Joseph infirmary aged 54. Annie Sweeney of Macon marries Thomas Philips of Mobile at Immaculate Conception church. Infant Wilke dies. interment in Curlersville. Thibaudeau announces a new baby girl at 277 Cytol. Charlie Lewis stabbed on Decatur Street. Eddie Crawford fractures leg near Piedmont Park. Georgia Jubilee Singers perform at Turner's Tabernacle for slave farm benefit.
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Louise Cunningham
Mornil
Gort
East Fair
Kingleet
Franklin Printing Company
H.C. Jones
St. Joseph Infirmary
Decatur
Annie Swereney
Matox
Thomas
Philips
Mobile
Ala
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Bazin
Miss Sweeney
Macon
Alloniz
Ax. Philips
Alm
Dudley Wikue
Bmr
O. A. Wilke
Lawcon Street
West End
Curlersville
J. F. Thibadeau
Cytol Avenue
Yimbudeau
Auwata
Georgia Jubilee Singers
Turner's Tabernacle
Yonge Street
West Point
Home Officers to Remain as Board Holds Annual Meeting
The Soldiers' Home trustees plan regular annual elections on Wednesday. Officers include Judge W. H. Bell and E. H. Thornton, with current home staff Captain L. Stage, Mrs. L. C. Blade, and Dr. J. H. King. They seek funds for a small hospital and a water main to the home, with state aid of 4500 dollars under consideration.
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Soldiers’ Home
W. H. Bell
Jefferson
E. H. Thornton
Atlanta
Capt
W. H Harrison
Amos Fox
L. ©. Stage
L. C. Blade
J. H. King
Bartow
Atlanta Sanitary Committee Urges Crematory Funding
The 1903 annual report of Atlanta’s sanitary affairs committee chaired by T D Longino urges immediate appropriation for a crematory on the Lester lot to burn city garbage. It also notes move needs for the sanitary department stables due to train shed works and commends Chief Jentzen and the inspector corps.
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Council
Committee On Sanitary Affairs
T. D. Longino
M. D
General Council
Lester Furnace Company
Atlanta
Sanitary Department
Atlanta Terminal Company
City of
Lester
Board of Health
Jentzen
T. Db. Longino
G. ¥. Pierce
M. M. Turner
Death of Lawrence Depew Brother of Senator Falls in Detroit
Lawrence Depew brother of United States Senator Chauncey M Depew of New York died at his home 5 Forrest avenue east Detroit of heart disease. He had been ailing over a year but not in immediate danger. Survived by widow two daughters and one son.
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Detroit
Lawrence Depew
United States
Channery
MM. Depew
New York
Porrest Avenue
East
Depew
Mr. Depew
Benator Depew
Savings Bank Offers Sure Path to Success Says Adviser
The piece argues a businesslike approach to life, emphasizing persistent work and self denial through a systematic savings plan. It invites readers to test the idea with a savings bank as the most satisfactory route to reliable results.
Inspector Kilburn blasts trust firm shipbuilding loans
Albany January report by State Bank Superintendent Kilburn details aggressive, improper commitments by the Trust Company of the Republic in shipbuilding loans. He urges action to protect solvency, noting large unrated loans, collateral issues, and a near collapse prompting reorganization and stockholder losses. The New York Building Loan and Banking Company is also condemned as insolvent with lavish but unlawful practices, leading to dissolution proceedings by the attorney general.
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Albany
WN. C
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
Frederick
Kilburn
State Dane Department
Trust Company
Elburn
Dresser
Rixon
Dresser and Nixon Noty
Josnes
Ifa
Bank Auperintendent
New York Building, Loan and Banklig Company
New York
United States
Ioana
Tha Jn
Prudence Questioned in Corporate Management Case
A six month inquiry into the corporation revealed the company was in poorer financial shape than its inspectors suggested. The referee found widespread discrepancies, including false reports by officers. Justice Herrick and Justice Dugré granted retriever appointment to oversee the process.
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Israel
Justice Herrick
Dugret
Granin
Secret Wedding Shocks Chattahoochee Society
A surprise wedding occurred December 30, 1962, in Chattahoochee County between Br. G. Thompson of Eufaula Alabama and Miss Fane Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Austin. Rev L J Ballard of Columbus officiated. Thompson has since lived with his bride’s family. He returned to claim his wife yesterday.
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Columbus
BR. G. Thompson
Eufaula
Ata
Fane Austin
W. N. Austin
Massey
L. J. Ballard
Thompson
Chattahoochee County
Mayor Allen Sworn In As Augusta City Council Formed
The Augusta city administration begins with Mayor Allen and five new council members set to take the oath of office tomorrow. The special entry notes the new leadership taking office on January 3 in Augusta Georgia.
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Allen
Augusta
I Allen
Fulton Courts Convene Today Amid Heavy Docket
The Dub superior court under Judge Fonte Lampkin opens with Tadge Hea aiding. City and criminal courts brace for a dense docket including about one hundred jail and bench cases and several murder trials. Fulton County grand jury meets Wednesday as Solicitors Monighan and Corrigan coordinate sessions.
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Dub
Fonte Joott Lampkin
Frst
de Viaon
Cily
Tadge He A. Aid Oon
Ench
Sif
Cite Mun
Indae
A. F. CaThoun Peeeldang
Wall By
Aterieving
Berish
Qty Criminal Court
Sessa
Ks Ranchusien
Calhoun
Civision
Ciyd
Toad Wil
Cfty
City Criminal Court
Fulton Copmly Grand Jury
John Monighan
Criminal Superiar Court
John Corrigan
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Comnestone
Evan P. Howell
Charles ‘Dayne
Rabb
Marz
Commission
Boyer Alls
Charlie Lewis
Lewis
Decdur Street
Heidiots
Eddie Crawford
South Pryor Treet
Piedmont Park
Gredy Hospital
Trust Company OF Ceocacia, Equitable Building
Lary
Lewis Nixon
Erepublic
Shipbuilding ‘Trust
Justice Herre
Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling CO
Alabama
Perfec
Gailoring
Freer Fron
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
Hess Shoes
Dr. Deimel
Fulton Courts
Ayer
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