Atlanta public building bill aims to reuse old federal HQ
A revised bill introduced by Congressman Livingston would lease and erect a new Atlanta post office and treasury building at a cost not exceeding 1 250 000. Upon completion the current federal building would be turned to the War Department as headquarters for the Gulf department in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Livingston
Congress
Washington
Rivas
Liv Tingston
Changieg
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
United States Post Office
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
United States Treasury
War Department
Department of the Gulf
Fishing Club to Leave Soon for Homosassa Trip
The Homosassa Club, an Atlanta group of anglers, plans a January 12 departure to Homosassa Florida for their annual fishing trip. They will stay away from the city until January 3, using a newly acquired waterfront house with boats and wharves. Members, well known in Atlanta, have visited Homosassa for over a decade and typically send barrels of ash and yarns to friends and readers when returning.
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Homosassa
Fla
Atlanta
Missing man Oliver Schlosser sought in Greensville
A search is on for Oliver A. Schlosser a German landscape gardener who vanished from Greensville about ten days ago. He owed several notes totaling around four hundred dollars and recently moved from Pennsylvania to work for Mills Manufacturing Company. His whereabouts are unknown and police are requested to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Schlosser
Greensville
3. C
Schlosser
Greenville
Pennsylvania
W. B. Moore
Mills Manufacturing Company
Comany
Ajanta
When Knighthood Was in Flower At The Grand
Miss Roselle Knott starred as Mary Tudor in When Knighthood Was in Flower at the Grand last night, despite a severe bronchial illness that affected her voice. The play offered lively romance and melodramatic moments with Brando and Caskoden as leads. Creature the bandmaster drew strong crowds in later performances. Next week Bijou plains, Knickerbocker Girl musical, and a full slate of matinees promise continued theater vitality.
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Roselle Knott
Mary Tudor
Realm
Charles Major
Mary
Miss Knott
Frank L. Sylvester
Charles Brandon
Richard Sherman
Caskoden
Brandon
Henrys
Louis
Alan Rogers
Wells-Dunne-Harlan Company
Little Chip
Otia Harlan
Mary Marble
Robert Harty
W. H. Hatter
David Andarada
Frank Johnson
Edna Mitchell
Pearl Early
Injured Citizen McConnell Hurt in Runaway Incident
In Commerce, Gu., MM. F McConnell, a prominent local citizen, was badly injured when his horse bolted this morning. The wagon wheels struck a well, throwing him about 20 feet. Both wrists broken, head and shoulders bruised, other wounds noted. He was resting quietly by sunset.
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Commerce
MM. F. McConnell
McConnell
McConnel
Green Roberts Dies in Atlanta After Illness and War Service
Green Berry Roberts a pioneer resident of Atlanta died yesterday afternoon at 1:80 oclock at his home 234 Whitehall street after an illness of eight weeks. He was born August 30 1828 in Putnam County and lived through Shermans siege. He worked with the Macon and Western railroad and the Southern Express Company, was briefly imprisoned for Confederate ties, then released through letters from friends in Louisville. He survived by three children and two wives, with funeral at 10 am Friday at 234 Whitehall street and Oakland Cemetery burial.
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Green Berry Roberts
Atlanta
Sherman
Whitehall Street
Aix
Mr Roberts
Ita
Thena Allen
Ethan and
Ira Allen
Lindsey Roberts
Putnam County
DeKalb County
Henry County
Georgia
Arkansas
Lucinda Rountree
Clayton County
Mattha P. Roberts
Marion J. Roberts
John B. Roberts
Lizzie Hoskins
Red Clay
Nettle Hammond
Lizzie Green Roberts
Atlante Feneatate
Macon and Western Railroad
The
Central
Southern Express Company
Express
Louisville
Willam A. Fuller
Oakland
Mayor Sends a Telegram from Gainesville Mayors Telegram
Captain E P Howell wires the Gainesville Ga mayor with sympathy for General Longstreet’s funeral The message from Evan P Howell mayor of Atlanta expresses regret at missing the funeral and offers heartfelt sympathy to Longstreet’s wife and children for the loss to the country.
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E. P. Howell
Gainesville
Thompson
Howard Thompson
Longstreet
Dr W C Fisher Dies at Bolton After Illness
Dr W C Fisher county physician for four years died at his Bolton residence one hour after resigning. age 49, born Milton County. He leaves a wife three stepchildren and three brothers. Funeral Friday at 10 from his Boston home with Rev Len G Br o ughton officiating. Interment Hollywood.
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W. C. Fisher
Bolton
Gen
A. H. Fisher
Cummings
L. O Fisher
Board of Bunty Commissioners
Dr. Fisher
Milton County
Atlanta Medical College
Boston
Len G. Broughton
Marietta
Broad Streets
Madbris
Balton Lodge
Hollywood
Bank Examiner DeSaussure Resigns for New Position
George R. DeSaussure, United States bank examiner, resigns to accept an important bank role. He came to Atlanta in 1873 and built a strong local reputation. successors and possible appoints include Henry Leonard. Comptroller Ridgely praised DeSaussure’s record and noted the odds favoring Leonard for the post as southern replacements are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FR. DeSaussure
United States Bank Examiner
Atlanta
Atlanta National Bank
Regal
Henry Leonard
Fn Bang
Livingston
Aldgely
Leot
Ridgely
The
Constitution
DeSaussure
Board of Education to Meet for Officer Elections
Short items note the Board of Education will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock in the Boys High School to elect officers for the year. The session is special. regular meeting is the fourth Thursday of each month. Funeral notices follow for several local residents with details on times locations and interments.
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Board OF Education
Boys’ High School
Banquet for American Can Company Officers Held at Aragon
Sales agents of the American Can Company hosted a southern style banquet at the Aragon Hotel last night for L. Muenah of New York, general sales agent, his assistant Mr Kilburn, and Charles Stolberg, manager of the hardware department. Diners included D B Philips Atlanta plant head, B C Summers North Carolina, W F Comer Alabama, J W Nichols Jr Florida, and W H O Rear Georgia. A large number of guests attended.
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American Can Company
Aragon Hotel
L. Muenah
New York
Mr. Kilburn
Charles Stolberg
Tleware
Southern Gales
D. Br.philips
Atlanta
B. C. Summers
North Carolina
W. EF. Comer
Alabama
J. W. Nichols, Jr
Florida
W. H. O'Rear
Georgia
Knowledge Nellie Waddell and Bard of Avon Beaten Favorites
Knowledge Nellie Waddell and Bard of Avon were beaten favorites at New Orleans. Weather clear and track fast. In the third race Chorus Bay stumbled late. Otis suffered a skull fracture. Fort Plain won the first race. other races listed with odds and times.
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New Orleans
Knowledge
Nellie Waddell
Bard of
Avon
Chorus Bay
Otis
Fort Plain
Higgins
King
Munro
Cedar Rapids
Treubel
Hobsons Choice
Kingsland
Tower
Lolly Dally
Rayge
Lights Que
Blegond Rach
Léngo
Rutter
Ocklawahe
Fuller
Circus Girl
Helgerson
Blue Blaze
Lampoon
Commena
Ora McKinney
Algonquin
Hist
Barkelmore
Irene Mac
Pretorius
Komomba
Pierratt
Miss Hume
Robbins
H. Phillips
Our Nugget
Katie Powers
Miss West
Pure Favor
Maltoferin
Offset
Callahan
Sven
Lara Lighter
Stille
Ethics
Mynheer
Colonel Tyler
Morning Star
CH. Philips
Mad Mullah
Dusky
Gannon
Mies Gomez
Lectic
Livingston
the Messenger
W. Hennessy
Bard of Avon
HL Phillips
Bud Embry
Potente
Malay
Vesuvia
Doctor Hart
Black
Tribune
Preakness
Falkland
Sid Sliver
Bronx
Julian
Major Carpenter
Than
Louisville
Baronet
Mauser
Floyd K. Jas
Vestry
Feronia
Marionetta
Tah
Evan Russell
Fickle Saint
Hardly
Mogeyback
Miss Golightly
Acotch Thistle
King Croker
Ostrich
Clangor
Four Leafs
Port Royal
Jane Collins
Monograph
Captain Gaston
St. Tammany
Demurrer
Satire
Rachael Ward
Jolly
Ralph Young
Pinky B
Venud Victrix
Star and Garter
Hickory Corners
Frank Rice
Lady Matchiesa
Wealdeman
Tom Collins
Miss Aubrey
Hymettus
Dr. Sticky
Bengal
the Regent
Felix Bard
Frank H
Boaster
Injuries suit filed against Atlanta firm for 15000
In The Courts H Mccrary sues Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph for 15000 damages for injuries from a sidewalk hole on Madison avenue between Nelson and Peters streets. The suit, filed by Spencer R Atkinson, alleges the hole was created by the defendant and left unguarded. Eugene V Waynes sues Central of Georgia Railway for 12753 for loss of a dress suit case while aboard a Central train between Atlanta and Hapeville. Attorneys S D Mennettt and John S Gleaton represent him. The Fulton grand jury met, returning 23 true bills and 3 no bills from 20-some investigations, with a possible probe into Ponce de Leon Commission Co. near Expo Park. Transfers of property and charters for two companies were recorded.
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H. $.McCrary
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Plain Hitt
Madison Avenue
Nelson
Peters Street
Spencer R. Atkinson
Eugene V. Waynes
Central of Georgia Hallway Company
Haynes
Union Depot
Atlanta
Hapeville
S. D. Mentett
John S. Gleaton
Fulton County Grand Jury
Ponce de Leon Commission Company
Exposition Park
Oakland Race Day Stakes Attracts Favorites In Close Finishes
At Oakland track the winning favorites Macorite and Rockaway led early while Our Bessie nosed past Dainty in race one. Our Pride won the Futurity course event, with The ron runner-up. weather clear and track fast set a sharp pace for high drama across six races and a full entries list.
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San Francisco
Macorite
Rockaway
Oakland
Dainty
Our Bessie
Our Pride
Ball
Theron
Dugan
Bir Preston
Connelly
Louis Wagner
Sterling Towers
Futurity
Mocorito
J. Martin
Puredale
Laraga
Romaine
Wright
St Rinaldo
Brennus
Chorus Boy
Wyoming
Dandie Belle
Dorice Hellas
Armor
Bill Pan
Optima
Burns
Modicum
Dr Birdsall
Slimy
Virginia Bay
Labervale
Dundreary
Theodore L
Beatidor
Cracko
Joe John
Robert J
Reynold Belle
Wanderling
Emma Reubell
Bright Moon
Tonopah
Rionda
Saso
Indina
Hupponex
Dr. Bissel
Tha Wayne
Flyer
Emily Oliver
Mareilo
Chorus Hoy
Kickumbob
F Oriente
Pat Morrleasy
Poor Lands and Charowind Lead Ascot Mile and Field
At Ascot Park Los Angeles January poor lands and Charowind top weight and favorites finished first and second in the mile and a quarter hurdle handicap. Eugenia B Blissful and Lemeo also among winners as weather was clear and track fast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Poorlands
Charowind
Srat
Ascot Fark
Eugenia B
Blissful
Lemeo
Mule
Redfern
Ulm
Mountain
Sharper
Birkenruth
Maud M
Dr. Worth
Lordan
Ledean
Mic- Mahon
Charawind
McHugh
LimDar Jim
Cp. Murphy
Thind
Martin Brady
Plourith
Foxy Grandpa
Louise Menning
Columbia Girl
M .F. Talpey
Rag Tag
L Spencer
Bragg
Ransch
Callant
Dolly Hayman
Eva G
Slausen
Celling
Qinncy
Feedfarn
Thisbe
Lewis
Agnes Mac Andritius
Montana
Peerese
Headwater
Pilat
Bixth
Merwin
J. Lewis
Discuss
Platinous
Binnet
Lou Welson
Weg Noga
Comulas
Gold One
Subpena Issued for Perry Heath in Salt Lake Trial
Washington January 6 District Attorney Morgan H Beach disclosed a subpena was issued from this district for Perry S Heath to appear in the Machen post office cases trial in Justice Pritchard's court next Monday. The subpena reached Salt Lake City last week and Heath has not been advised of service. Beach also noted a government subpena for Heath in connection with the trial of former Representative Hamund H Driggs in Brooklyn today.
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Washington
Morgan H. Beach
Perry S. Heath
Machen
Heath
Hamund H. Driggs
Brooklyn
Prohibition Leaders Meet in Jackson to Plan State Battle
A conference of prohibition leaders met at Judge L Brame’s Jackson office with twenty five present. They discussed plans for constitutional prohibition in the Legislature and to start campaign activity soon. A subcommittee was named to draft a memorial for both houses Monday. Judge W B Thorington of Montgomery announces bid for associate justice of the state supreme court in the upcoming primaries.
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Jackson
Misa
Thorington
Montgomery
Ala
W &. Thorington
The
State University
Supreme Court
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Gulf
Homosassa Club
Cascade
Tennessee
Iec.a.dickel & Co., Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Creature
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Creatore
Amusement Rogers
Dora Thorne
the Grand
Niagara Falls
M'Conell
Green Roberts
Death
Evan P. Howell
George R. DeSaussure
Charles R. Robinson
South Decatur
Decatur
Robinson's Crossing
N. C. Phillips
James P. Phillips
Campbell County
West End
L. B. Holcomb
Presbyterian Hospital
Hea
Mary Day
W. L. Jones
Oakland Avenue
Sanford Green
Venabie Astrest
Ray
Len Broughton
Westview
J M. Glass
E J. Florence
Leonard Street
M. E. Baker
E. J. Florence
L. B.word
P. B. Hoffer
J. L. Glass
Atlante
Griffin
Robert Wellborn
United States District Court
3. C. Tapp
Paul E. Stafford
Coweta County
T. N. Zellara
Burrosa Engineering Company
Bullard-Reid Grocery Company
Arch Harrison
Superior Court
J. {. Burruss
Fred W. Burruss
M. R. Burruss
G. G. Held
J. T. Bullard
B. H. Reid
Mayson, Hill & Men
Alex Dittler
Thule
J M. Crawford
Robert Lovejoy
Fort Street
Rotadar
E. C. Brown
Hemphill Road
Charles A. Howell
Edward C. Brown
Pace Ferry
Walter S. Pharr
J. B. Crawford
East
Lowry Nations] Bank
St. Charles Avenue
Travelers’ Neurance Company
Lgt
Beker Street
al Reuters
Ascot
Slauson Course
Florist
Geisha Girl
Jack Richeleu, Jr
Quedada
Brown Prince
Tiedletta
Sdingler
Jua
Ge Appleton
Seaforth
Buckster
Hatch
Lady Lase
Ella Owen
Azelina
Wood Claim
Hylena
Latoreza
C. P. Waterhouse
Bishop Dole
Seing
Metlatka
Winnifreda
Emervescence
Gott Heben
Zuest
Nemrusca
Pat Hammon
Coleen Bawn
Maadam_ Bishop
Little Margaret
Labor
Landseer
Nona B
the Covenanter
Evgnder
Jim Gore
Lil
Taxman
Ric Spannen
Eleary Clay Rice
Biisaful
Geheimniss
E. M. Brattain
Redan
Perry Heath
Anderson Hardware Company
National
Anderson Hardware Co
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