Atlanta City Council Debates Funding and Reforms in 1900 Session
The new Atlanta council opens with organizational moves and clashes over funding. The apportionment sheet is postponed to Friday amid questions on Peters Street paving. Proposals include segregating streetcar riders by race, hiring clerks for the tax assessor, and a $200,000 water and sewer bond. A bid for city banks to handle funds is approved and a cannon gift for the Brumby monument is accepted.
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Prdimeres
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Railway Company
Longino
Holland
Grady
Ior
Parks
Brumby Monument
Lieck
Mayson
Barrett
Brumby
Mariotta
W. D Greene
General Council
Honora
A. E. Brumby
Charles O'Neill
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington
San Felipe
Manila
Johnson
Grady Hospital
Greene
Roy
Committee On Hospital and Charities
Medical Board of Aged Hospital
Hirsch
Rct of Trustes
Harwell
Federation of ‘Trades
Jerome Jones
Mike Riley
William Trauss
Lyceum Theater
Federation Trades
Alderman Johnson
Decatur Street
Southern Railway
J. W. Pope
Alabama Street
Whitehall Street
Atlanta Power Company
Forsyth Street
Farr
Whitehall and
Cooper Streets
Pope
Peters Street
Maddox
Welch
Finance Committee
City of
Atlanta
Thompson
Pops
Fve
United States Custom House
Committee On Public Buildings
City of Atlanta
Geersts Electric Light Company
EB Woodruff
Pool Selling
Bae
Onion
Pope Ee
French Opera Troupe Arrives for Atlanta Engagement at Aragon
The French Opera Company reached the city by the West Point road at 245 o'clock yesterday afternoon and proceeded to the Aragon hotel after a crowded carshed welcome. R. Coley Anderson and George McDonald organized preparations, learnings in French were tested, and the chorus and principals were registered amid curious crowds. The troupe toured Pryor street and faced lodging and plan debates, with many bringing food and wine, while some sought alternate rooms. The scene drew attention from porters and local onlookers as the group settled in.
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West Point Road
Onte
Aragon Hotel
Carshed
Wille Boys
R. Coley Anderson
George McDonald
Atlanta
McDonald
West Point
Mitchell Street
Willie Boys
Vetereta
Willie Boy
Corps du Ballet
van Dyke
Aragon
Coley Anderson
Mr McDonald
Pryor Street
George Collier
Clerk Williams
Monsieur Bageur
Fitzgerald Guard Admitted to State Militia Officers Named
The Fitzgerald Guard at Fitzgerald Georgia was admitted to state service yesterday afternoon by Governor Candler and assigned to the Fourth Georgia regiment under Colonel W E Wooten. Captain Johnson and First Lieutenant Sigel Smith are named as temporary sergeants pending qualification as officers. Recruiting duties assigned to Captain Robert L Willy, inspector of rifle practice, with Sergeant John son to present men for enlistment. The election of officers is a nominating step, with full officer elections set for February 1.
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Fitzgerald Guard
Fitzgerald
Hag
Candle Y
Fitzgerald Company
Georgia Regiment
W E Wooten
C1 Johnson
Sigel Smith
Atlanta
Imo
Georgia Blaze
C H Johnson
Robert L. Willy
Fourth Regiment Infantry Gst
Johnson
Arnold Broyles Seeks Clerkship For Superior Court
Attorney Arnold Broyles, longtime chief deputy to Judge Henry Tanner, announces his candidacy for Fulton County Superior Court clerk as Tanner retires. He is likely to win unopposed, with a slate including Clark Howell Jr and T C Miter among current Tanner aides. Broyles, 34, has held local office, served in the legislature, and comes from the prominent Broyles family.
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Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Henry Tanner
Judge Tanner
Broyles
Common Council
Fulton County
Lst
Clark Howell, Jr
T. H. Jeffries
T C. Miter
A. B. Harrison
Alex Cittler
F. M Meyers
James P. McDonald
Mr. Broyles
E. N. Broyles
Atlanta
Recorder Broyles
Word's Wife Describes Desertion. Man and Girl on Trial
In police court J M Word and Myrtle Johnson faced trial while Mrs Word testified she found her husband with the young woman. Word denied the affair, saying he left to avoid trouble. The recorder ordered fines of 1075 each. Word was imprisoned for nonpayment and Myrtle Johnson's relatives paid her fine.
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J M Word
Mrs Word
Myrtle Johnson
Peters Street
Mrs Words Uttle
Miss Johnson
Ward
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Weapfer
State Milita
William F. Wooten
Fourth Infantry
Phil G Byrd
Tanner
Word's Wife
Trussad Story
Horsford
Horsfon
Bears
Castoria
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
Baltimore
W. German St
Washington, D. C
E Sts
Whitehall ST