State Still Short of Funds to Pay Expenses
Governor Candler and state officials released treasury statements showing cash on hand about 1.138 million dollars and expected receipts to October 1 totaling around 3.398 million. To pay two months of teachers this year and other obligations, a $200,000 to $20,000 borrowing is needed. pensioners, legislature expenses, and pensions will consume the rest, with remaining obligations scheduled for fall and next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
R. E Park
W. A. Wright
Treasury
Body of flagman Harris still missing after wreck
Remains of Flagman H. Harris on the Southern near Rex Saturday night not recovered. Engineer Wallace identified. body found and brought to Atlanta. Funeral set at Trinity Church with Knights of Pythias and Locomotive Engineers to pallbear. Additional train service announced for Birmingham division between Atlanta and Anniston starting January 6.
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Harris
H. Harris
Ehound
Rex
UC. C. Wallace
Wallace
Braneman
Gro
Engineer Wallace
Atlanta
H M. Patterson
South McDaniel Street
Birmingham
Southern Pathway
Anniston
Eminghamn
M. Arrisin
Tallapooss
Mt Lesve
At & P Dp
C. Beam. JR
Week of prayer events and local notices
The week of prayer for local churches began under the Y M C A with services at the association hall and First Presbyterian church. Speakers included Dr Bridewell and Dr Robbing. a Second Baptist talk by Bishop Warren A I caner was scheduled for tonight. A fire at 423 Central avenue caused no damage. Judge Newman will not travel to Columbus to hold the December term due to illness. grand jury told not to appear. Bailey porter died suddenly. Leslie infant funeral planned at 20 o'clock today at 62 Glenn street with Hollywood cemetery interment. Mariah McLauren fined $5.75 for refusing vaccination by a city physician. William Cotton tried for attempted homicide. fined $2.57 and bound over for concealed weapon. Luck, a bicycle officer, restrained two negroes during a rough arrest. two suspects fined $50.75 each. Thomas Isbell, white man, found dead at Planters' Hotel. coroner to hold inquest. Funeral of Mrs E Hudson today at 9:30 at 33 Garnett street. body to Jonesboro for interment. Board of Lady Visitors of public schools to meet at 1 o'clock today at Boys' High. Mrs E B Rodgers, 30, died at 263 Central avenue. survived by husband and two children. funeral arrangements later.
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Oung Men’s Christian Association
Association Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Bridewell
J. B. Robbing
Griffin District
North Georgia Conference
Second Baptist
Warren A. Can@er
Leslie
Robert Irving
Glenn Street
Hollywood Cemetery
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Young Men's Christian Association
Marista
Messia Wachendorff, Lambert, Dahl
Westview Floral Company
G. M. Duiler
J. H. Garner
J H. Boyd
Mariah McLauren
Broyles
Mariah
Thomas Isbell
Planters
Decatur Street
E. Hudson
Garnett Street
Jonesboro
Board OF Lady Visitors of the Public Schools
Rodgers
Central Avenue
Thomas Goodwin
Charles Hapton
Macon
Francis ‘Key
Mayor Mims Annual Message on City Monopoly Debate
The mayor reports a heated debate over consolidation with Atkinson and monopoly interests. A committee was to confer with Atkinson, but disagreement halted actions and Atkinson claimed opposition caused failure. The city rejects a 1 percent proposal after five years, insisting on defense of public rights against railroad and electric monopolies. The notice of Atkinson's incorporation plan for the Georgia Railway and Electric Company signals renewed conflict. The mayor urges forming a protest committee to challenge the charter, contending streets, term limits, and reduced competition violate state law.
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Atkinson
Messrs
Smith
Hillyer
O'Neill
Madle
Haate
H. M. Atkinson
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
H.M. Atkinson
Atlanta
Loose paragraph on street railway charter protests and civic measures
A lengthy denunciation urges rejection of a proposed street railway consolidation in Atlanta. It calls for secretary protests, possible gubernatorial action, and court filings to block charters and revoke permits, arguing monopolistic danger and urging an annual occupancy charge on new firm receipts. The piece closes noting public duty, storms of growth, and a death of architect Edward Clark in Washington.
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Preedy
Atlanta
H.M Athinson
Candler
State of
Georgia
Fulton County
Georgia Electric Light Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Whitehall Street
Funeral invitations and pallbearers listed for William Rawson
The notice lists mourners and attendees for the funeral of William Clarke Rawson at Trinity Church on Wednesday January 8 at 10 30 AM. Pallbearers are named to meet at H M Patterson’s office at 9 45 AM and an honorary escort from city notables and professionals gathers at the church. Other funeral notices cover Mrs H R Echols and Mrs Llewellyn D Scott with details on times and burial at Oakland Westview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. M. Patterson
Harvey
I. Stone
Wyle Pope
Frank Holland
Clarence Angier
Charles Elyen
Howard van Epps
Preston H. Arkwright
Floyd W. McRae
John Clarke
Trinity Church
Livingston Mims
A. D. Adair
E. W. Martin
George Muse
George S. Lowndes
H. M. Atkingon
J. B. Baird
C. G. Giddings
Paul Romare
W. ©. Jones
BE. C. Peters
Henry W. Grady
Crumiy
E. H. Thornton
C. 5
Simmons
George Westmoreland
T. D. Longino
John Goldsmith
Rod Lowry
J. W. English
James Orme
Hal Morrison
J. H. Mecartin
Charles Martin
C. EB. Currier
G. J
George Hillyer
Cokes
W. P. Pattillo
B. M. Blount
L. H. Beck
Chols
H. R. Echols
Walter Echols
S & Jonay
W. A. Moore
Cane Street
Oakland
H. M. Patterson
T. D. Meador
Luther Rosser
Harilton Douglas
W. ¥. Slaton
W. M. Bray
Frank Luster
Georgia lodge No 96 meeting at new Masonic Hall
A regular communication by Georgia lodge No 96 HB and AY M will be held in Masonic hall Tuesday evening at 730 oclock sharp The A degree will be conferred on several candidates All duly qualified brethren are cordially invited to meet with us Take notice that we meet in our new hall corner Frsyth and Mitchell streets Steve R Johnston W M Mo ZCRIST Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lodge
No. 96
Mitchell Streets
Steve R Tohnston
W. M. Mo Zcrist
Weather forecast by region for Tuesday and Wednesday
The forecast from various stations shows Virginia and southern states fair on Tuesday and Wednesday with light to southerly winds. western regions generally fair with variable winds. eastern Florida light northerly winds. cooler changes in western Texas and colder in extreme north. Tennessee and Kentucky fair with southerly winds.
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Washington
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
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L W. Arnold
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China
Whitehall
Raughon
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Gulifornia
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27Th Street
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New York City
Parsons
E. M. Earle & Son
Farlo
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Albert Howell, Jr
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
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Hunter Streets
Bugh
USA
Borie Pree
Washington, DC
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Corothie Springs
Samarum
Ansteil, Ga
Ali
South Georgia
Q. Stewart
Hunter
Madison Ave
J. W. Murphey
William T- Newman
Columbus
United States Court
Mrle Bailey
State
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Capitol
Rome
William Cotton
Borochoff
Cotton
Recorder's Court
Licycle
Luck
Elia Jackson
Harmon McGinnis
McGinnis
Mims
North Side
Fourth Ward
Piedmont Avenue
Peachtree
G. W. Adair
Ofeece
Foote
Peetit Yeinting
Atlanta, Georgia
Peachtree Street
Half Mile Circle
Td , Co. H. Girardeau & CO
Walton Street
Prudential Building
Transand
Fr M Atkinson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Monford
Mose Walters
I A. Cobb
Vanwinkie Gin and Machine Works
Caroline Duggs
W. Ho Prather
Lizzie Daniels
Downing
Elerik
R ‘Roberts
Danta Roberts
W. & Dowdy
Watson & Lewis
M. F Crompler
V. Barfield & Wilson Co
Albany
Alabama Midland Railway Company
J. S Guilford
C. Jones Et al, Administrators, v. C. &. Ciett
J A. Reid
C. H Caldwell
Trustees
Edward Clark
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Elegant Palace
Gentleman’s Club CA
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Kimball House Corner
Southern Railway
J. ©. Beam, JR
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J. W. Hurt
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John C. Wayt
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J. G. Scratchins
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Rau
Traina Central OF Georgia Railway
Savanah
Harevill
Hapeville
Hasanna
Jonesta
Bain Bane
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Repeville
Bidladestiead and
Aman Railroad Endshvlile
Arrate
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ChereRn
Marletta
Marlett
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Fclinton
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Marietta
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