Colonel Candler to retire from Fifth regiment service
Colonel John B. Candler commander of the Fifth regiment announces his resignation, citing duties as judge and increasing workload in the past year. He consulted Colonel Woodward, who consented to be a candidate for his successor. Candler began military service in 1676 and led the regiment through growth to 12 companies and 600 officers and men. He plans retirement with honors and will attend parades as a retired officer.
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Melrose Grade to Be Reduced on Southern Route
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern railway announces plans to reduce or eliminate the Melrose grade in North Carolina early this year. The steep grade, famed as the steepest east of the Rockies, has long resisted passenger injury. Charleston and Western Carolina officials cited inspection trips from Asheville to Hendersonville, with Major Duncan and directors, noting the grade’s three miles but emphasizing safety progress.
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Route realignment favored to restore Saluda line
Local observer notes the original Saluda mountain route would shorten distance by four to five miles and reduce grade. The Melrose spur was adopted as a make shift, but plans by Southern railway to revert to the original line would benefit the town and connect Charleston to Cincinnati and beyond.
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Dr Bizzell Keeps City Office Amid Dual Roles
An ordinance committee report names city officials serving in dual offices. Dr Bizzell declines county physician post, remaining on the city board of health after being elected to both roles. the council to investigate other officials holding two offices.
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TRUEHART'S HARD LINES AND SYMPATHY IN THE CASE
Comedian Petar Truhart, tied to the Imperial Theatre controversy, was rearrested on two warrants alleging assault and assault with intent to murder. His prosecutor, Jeannette Schacht, accuses him of assault in her room, while Truhart says the Bowery dance was to aid the show and that the case is persecution. He faces bond set at 300, with negotiations possible today to secure release.
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Republicans to Meet Here Today in Fulton County
Fulton county Republicans convene at noon in the Odd Fellows hall on Piedmont avenue to select six delegates for the district and state conventions. The district gathering will be February 15 in Jonesboro, with a split between country and city factions over Georgia venues. Delegates will be instructed on procedures and nominations for state offices.
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Wright Made Commissioner For Sale Of West End Property
Arminius Wright was appointed yesterday as commissioner to oversee the sale of property in West End linked to the jury finding in the suit John J. Woodside and American Trust and Banking Co. vs Charles G. Lappold et al. The court orders Ellen Venable to deposit all funds within 30 days. failure triggers sale within four months at the courthouse. Principal $12,000 with $7,121.80 interest. The matter has circulated through Atlanta courts. Also notes Walton Callaway of Americus has moved to Atlanta to join Maurer-Hobart, a typewriter and office supply firm, as a valuable new hire.
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Teachers Winter Session in Atlanta Archdeaconry
Sunday School Association of the Archdeaconry of Atlanta held its winter session at St Phil ips cathedral. About fifty teachers attended. Rev Gardner Murphy of St John's Montgomery preached on The Functions and Methods of the Christian Sunday School and stressed pastor involvement and proper preparation. A business meeting followed with supper in the parish school. Night lecture by Rev Wyllys Rede on Church Work in China with stereopticon views.
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Alleged Beer Shortage Sparked Arrest In City
Yesterday afternoon Joe Pirker and a young white man were arrested at the instigation of Clark a saloon keeper and agent for a beer brewery. Clark accuses Parker of swindle and failure to account for bottled beer given to sell. Parker claims money is owed him for beer. The arrest stemmed from a dispute over empty beer bottles and a warrant was to be issued for Parker.
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Woman Reports Cat Slaughter in Highlands Neighborhood
A Highlands resident writes to police alleging a nightly cat slaughter by a bulldog owner who gathers crowds and kills many cats. The letter has been read to police, who were instructed to stop the killings if possible.
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