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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

6

Officer Fights Ex Officer Sparks Court Affair

A heated street confrontation occurred at the corner of Peachtree and Decatur streets when Patrolman Hollis Heath attacked ex officer J A Albert after Albert reportedly made a remark about Hollis family. Albert, recently dropped from the force over his marriage, faced charges and was released on recognizance. both men were involved in a wider internal police dispute detailed by the chief and police board.

Albert Peachtree Decatur Streets J A Holla J A. Albert Decatur Hollis Police Board Jim Shepard Shepard Albert Hes Mounted Force Decatur Street Beavers Jett Albert Hollis Holila Vollig Hoss Billy Halla Hald Hollie Hollia Po Lick R. Nessecert Broad Street Pupen Recorder's Court

John Colvin Stricken With Apoplectic Stroke at Depot

John Colvin longtime Atlanta baggage master, suffers sudden apoplectic stroke at Union Depot. He is in critical condition at St Josephs Infirmary after a second stroke, with doctors hopeful for improvement. Colvin, a former Confederate soldier, served 20 years in Atlanta rail baggage, alderman, and public figure with two sons Oscar and Gritton.

John Colvin Atlanta St. Josephs Infirmary Colvin Union Depot St Josephs Infirmary Cooper Constitution Col Collin Oscar and Gritton Harvard Law School

Peel elected president of Maddox-Rucker Bank

W L Peel becomes president of Maddox-Rucker Banking Company at a directors meeting held in the banking rooms on Alabama and Fortsyth streets. He succeeds the late Colonel J W Rucker and R F Maddox is named first vice president. The second vice presidency remains unfilled. Peel, a long time banker, has held top posts in Americus and Atlanta and is noted as a conservative financier and leading stockholder.

Maddox-Rucker Banking Company Alabama Fortsyth Streets L Feet J W Rucker R F Maddox Maddox OL. Peel Atlanta Bank of Americus Americus Bank of the State of Georgia Tals Mardox & Rucker Peel At Tanta Aulanta

Too Good Games Last Night in Jack Wilsons Billiard Tourney

Conklin defeated Smith Clayton 150 to 82 and Schumaker outscored Abe Fry 100 to unknown as leaders and contenders emerge. Tonight's matchups feature Leonard with Alcorn and Lynch versus Morrison as crowds grow.

Conklin Schumaker Jack Wilson Tom Conklin Smith Clayton Abe Fry Leonard Alcorn Lynch Morrizon

Republicans Hold Primary Delegates to County Convention

Delegates will be elected at the district Republican primary held today to select representatives for the county convention scheduled next Friday on Piedmont avenue at 28 o'clock. The county convention will then elect delegates to the state and district conventions, with the state convention nominating the Republican ticket and selecting delegates to the national convention.

Republican Party Piedmont Avenue

Park Woodward Likely Colonel of Fifth Georgia Volunteers

A secret meeting of Fifth regiment infantry officers chose Lieutenant Colonel Park Woodward as colonel with votes reportedly unanimous. Majors W W Barker J War Holt Nash and L F George were selected for majors, while succession for lieutenant colonel remains unsettled though rumors link W G Obear. Election set for February 1. Woodward, a Civil War veteran and Atlanta waterworks superintendent, is widely respected but not present at the meeting. Colonel John B Candler currently commands the regiment.

Park Woodward Fifth Regiment Infantry Georgia Woodward W W Barker J War Holt Nash L F George Rome Place Park Atlanta Tebruary Tme Miliia John B Candler

Benjamin Franklin Anniversary Celebration by Atlanta Typographical Union No 48

The one hundred ninety fourth birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin was celebrated at Federation Hall, North Forsyth Street, by Atlanta Typographical Union No 48. The event honored the ladies auxiliary with speeches by union members and guests, a well balanced orchestra, refreshments, and dancing. President D W Green spoke on the alliance of labor and capital, praising the auxiliary’s support and urging continued cooperation for success and progress.

Benjamin Franklin America Atlanta Typographical Union No 48 Federation Hall North Forsyth Street Ladies’ Auxiliary Ladies Auxiliary W H Conway C C Houston N H Kirkpatrick J T Harper T Prell And M White Co Houston D W Green Typographical Union No 48 Green Green E Green E Said Ladies of the Auxiliary Aay

Death of Mrs Paul Robson in Kirkwood

Mrs Annie Laurie Parker Robson, wife of Paul Robson of Foote Davies, dies at 28 after two months illness in Kirkwood. She leaves a husband and a seven year old daughter. Funeral at 10 this morning from the Kirkwood Methodist Church with pallbearers Dr O N McDonald, Thomas Hughes, J Raymond Robson, J L Rogers, Edwin DeRede, B H Hubert, EF R Wider, J H Trammell. interment at Oakland.

Methodist Kirkwood Paul Robson Foote & Davies Company

Inspirational Union Speech and Social Celebration Recap

The event featured speeches by Clark Howell Colonel W A Hemphill and Sam White praising the union and Franklin, with a mayoral address and a lively social program. A humorous recitation and dancing followed, ending with yearly gatherings planned. An unrelated health ad promotes Electric Bitters and Cheney's Expectorant as remedies.

Missing George Washington Report From Atlanta

A stout African American woman entered the police sergeant's office in Atlanta last night and asked for George Washington. The sergeant, puzzled, explained they have no such person in custody. The woman stated Washington had been missing for two days and hinted at trouble if not found.

George Washington Atlanta George S

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J. A Hollis Hollis Heath Ls Fangry Rookwood Pottery Rookwood Maier W. L. Peel Maddox-Rucker Bank Fifth Regiment Monde Chear Colonel Woodward W G Obear Con Ben. Franklin Daniel W Greenent Cerem Whitehall Street Grady T A. E Conway Aumsiary Clark Howell Howell W A Hemphill Hemphills Franklin Sam White Union Ben Franklin T D Bell Cheney Igria . Ness Perana ALF Eiseman Brothers Avery Eiseman Bros Whitehall Baltimore German St Washington, D. C Whitehall ST
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