Jarnagin Heads Board Asks 1902 Budget Increase
Dr Jarnagin was reelected president of the board of health and Dr Richardson secretary. A finance panel was asked to secure an additional 120000 for 1902, with current funds at 101000 and 4% left. Plans include a contagious disease ward at Grady Hospital funded by private subscriptions and a school vaccination program.
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Board of Health
Jarnagin
Richanison
Bizzell
Richardson
Messrs
Vaughan
Carter
Mims
Wheeler Mangum
Benson
Grady Hospial
Hig
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Kennedy
Nealiy
Virginians Preparing Banquet for Lee’s Birthday
President Norwood Mitchell of the Atlanta Virginia Society announces preparations for a banquet honoring General Lee’s birthday on January 28. Governor-elect Montague will attend as guest and deliver a public address at the Grand before the banquet, with a private car provided for his use. The program includes Mayor Mims, Hon. Clark Howell, and others, promising an elegant event.
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Lee
Montague
Norwood Mitchell
Atlanta Virginia Society
Atlanta
Virginia Society
Mayor Mims
Clark Howell
Boe H. Cabaniss
Golynel Chaties
Georgia Supreme Court Docket January 10 1902
Friday session lists cases from OCONEE and Pulaski counties. Dockets include B W Smith v L M Peacock administrator. Be R Smith & Co v Columbia Jewelry Co. G Worth survivor v D Co. Pulaski county v J F DeLacy solicitor general. Parker et al v Home Mutual Building and Loan Association. and multiple ar gued matters including Mor aan and Buckwalter et al v U V Whip Bever et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Oconee Circuit
B. W. Smith
L. M.peacock
R. Smith & Co
Columbia Jeweery Company
G Worth
Survivor
D Co
Carichael
Ullock & Co Et al
W. Dunbdr
Pulaski County
J F. DeLacy
J. Parker
Home Mutral Bullaing and Loan Association
Eoyeia and Alabama Railway
Moraan
Buckwalter
Grape-Nuts Boosts Health Says Hill Brook Farm Owner
L Flagler of Hill Brook Farm Charlottesville describes severe stomach and nervous troubles improving after switching to Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. He notes better sleep, strength, and ability to work at age 60, with sustained use and wife also benefiting, claiming the change restored health.
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L. Flagler
Brook Farm
Charlottesville
Famous Cook County Democrats Visit Atlanta in 1895
A Chicago based Cook County Democracy delegation, led by Robert B. Burke and Mayor Carter Harrison, plans an eighteen day pleasure trip visiting Atlanta February 13 to 14. Mayor Harricop and local officials will host events at the Capitol and Kimball hotel with a parade, speeches by Mayor Harrison and guests, and many social activities.
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Cook County Democracy
Chicago
Atlanta
Harricop
Robert B. Burke
Carter Harrison
Burke
Rose
Milwaukee
Capital City Club
Charleston
Capitol
Kimball
Debsugh
Cook County Democrats
Millar
Robert HE Burke
Cook County
Cincinnati
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Danville
Columbia
Augusta
Georgia
Louisville
South Carolina
Police capture a vandals arrest in cemetery theft case
Al Watts, a young white man, was arrested last night on charges of stealing brasses bronze knobs and other items from Oakland cemetery vaults. Officers traced him to a Woodward avenue Kelly street house, Secreted in a closet Watts resisted as officers pulled, bags of loot recovered earlier at a Peters street junk shop. Three weeks of police work led to the arrest after information pointed to Watts as the thief.
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al Watts
Oakland Cemetery
Woodward Avenue
Kelly Street
Bone, Fogg
Ivy
Dorsey and
Tibbs
Covington
Watts
Dorsey
Will Watts
Peters Street
Plan for city tax on street railways proposed by Councilman Key
The special committee on consolidating street railway franchises will review several plans including Councilman James T. Key’s. His approach taxes a railway on 60 percent of its property value set by a five citizen board, eliminates gross receipts, and makes the tax a franchise levy with annual valuation and deductions before payment. The plan would be sunk into all franchises as a covenant running with the franchise. the next committee meeting is Monday afternoon.
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James TL. Key
Key
Fifa
Police Board Acquits Grani Patrolman In 21st Session
The police board exonerated Patrolman Grant on charges of being in a room with gambling and not reporting it. Witnesses testified they had never seen him before last night. The board voted to dismiss the charges and planned to appear before the finance committee to seek increased funding for the department.
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Grant
Finance Committee
Johnson
Dr. Fox
Jackson
J. T. Pendleton
Chief Ball
Bali
Jones
Dukes
Qskland Cemetery
Inman Park
Lackey
Short Items Of Local Interest
Tom Metz, a colored man, bound over to city court on larceny from the person with a $100 bond after allegedly snatching a pocketbook containing $10 from a store. Hightower, colored, bound over to superior court on assault with intent to murder, $200 bond or jail. Plains Bank charter requested for Plains in Sumter county by Oliver, McDonald, Thomas, Sheffield and Brench, capital $25,000. Carrollton bank named state depository by Governor Candler. Young Men’s Christian Association program tonight features piano solo, trombone and cornet duet, tenor solo, and a literature talk. George W. Terry, longtime Atlanta Water Board secretary, died of consumption in Tampa at 40, body due in Atlanta today. funeral by Barnes Lodge. Special services at Ionian Park Presbyterian Church begin Sunday with morning and evening preaching daily. Merrimac hero Osborne, discharged insane, to duty on steamship Independence at Mare Island yard.
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Tom Metz
Broyles
Will Hightower
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Bloodworth
Mattie Amos Colored
Hightower
Phil Cook
Plains ‘Bank
Plains
Sumter County
R. B. Oliver
J. A McDonald
W. L. Thomas
Frank Sheffield
J. E Brench
Young Men's Christian Association
Fiano
B. R. Brown
W. R. Latimer
A. H. Allen
Joe Beane
John M. Miller
George W. Terry
Atlanta Water Board
Tampa
Mr. Terry
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Barnes Jodge
Odu
Merrimac
Eero
Vaillelo
Cal
A Wonderful Musical Performed on the Magic Flute
Thursday evening benefit for the Kings Daughters at the Grand opera house featured G. Couchats on the magic flute. He sang three songs to showcase the instrument's voice like tone, range of three octaves, and ease of play. The piece is portable, requires no fingering, and promises future use in first class bands and orchestras.
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Grand Opera House
Atlanta
G. 3. Couchats
Gerd
Robbery charge for Jule Wylie after train arrival
Jule Wylie white man about years old was arrested by Detectives Sanford and Kilpatrick on a December 1 purse snatching at Minor's saloon in Decatur Street. Freeman traveling man of Buford identified Wylie as the thief after Wylie alighted from an incoming train at the union depot. Wylie had been linked to a recent Douglasville bank robbery but was released there for lack of evidence.
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Jule Wylie
Douglasville
Sanford and Kilpatrick
I. L. Freeman
Buford
Freeman
Minor’s
Decatur Street
Harry White
Lanford
Kilpatrick
Pryor Street
Union Depot
Wylie
Sanford
Johnson
Stone Mountain
Bill Jones
Swamp Fox
Thomson
Atlanta
Write
Sherman
Ringgota
New South
John A Mron
Chattanooga
Ito
Congress
Moon
United States
Sherrgan
Cotton seed processing claims new era in cotton industry
A Rome Tribune report notes a breakthrough method to process cotton seed, delivering hull removal and kernel extraction in twenty minutes with a secret chemical treatment. The process promises higher seed value, reduced weight for transport, and lower insurance costs, potentially boosting European sales and domestic meat yield.
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Rome Tribune
South
Whitney
Ofl
Miscellany of political and social notes from the era
A mosaic of brief items covers Mayor-elect Seth Low's sympathy with an anti-Tammany movement, lectures by Dr. Lyman Abbott on morality, memoirs about Crispi and King Humbert, and remarks by ex-Congressman Stallings. It also highlights Benater Proctor’s Vermont town influence, Maxime Gorki’s early life, and various European and American social observations including wages, income, and church offices.
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Seth Low
New York
John ©. Sheehan
Greater
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Jarnagin Agats
Hill Brook Farm
Wassin
Councilman Key
Strom Nu
Police. Board Acquits Grani
Forbad
Candler
Carrollton Bank of
Carrollton
Ionian Park Presbyterian Church
J. B. Mack
Evenin
Ohe
Travaring Hanl
Union Defot
Gainesville
Pleasant A Stovall
Careell
Rome
Seah Wright
Meriwether
Magiatrate
Old Commonwealth
Athbany Herald
Criffin
Griffin
Keely Co. Footwear
Childre
Ana Ba
Keely Ce
Peachtrea Street
Half Mile Circle
Anol Dent
C. H. Girardhall & Co
Walton Street
Primential Building
Wallace
Compan Leawine
Gilvy St
F. J. Cooledge & Bro
I Forsyth Bt. Blamed
Sentinal
Wren
Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Co
Negy
Lyman Abbott
Jesus Christ
Jeang Christ
Crispi
Humbert
Baratlert
Abyssinia
Adona
Eix
Stallings
Alabama
Montgomery
Betcher Ateye
Woman’s Hospital
Pennsylvania
Miss Ateye
Carliele
East
Benater Proctor
Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Maxime Gork
Tolato
Nijnt Novgorod
Russia
Europe
Asia
Robert
Mr Gladstone
Johnd Stue
Trzen
Spain
Barcelona
Robert J Ponent
Cat
Catalonia
Baleria Islan
England
London
Rochester
Liverochester
Durham
Wales
Sodor and Man
Picard of
Royal’ Children
Grandmamma
Cnpas
Boston Post Office
Hoffman Atkinson
Sophie
M Goulfhoe
Lynhurst
Weatherty
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