Park Board Deadlocks Over Park Superintendent Choice
A Park Board meeting to elect a park superintendent ended in a fourballot tie between H D Austin and J L Mosteller. The session in the mayor’s office led to a postponement to the first Friday in February with debate over public versus closed proceedings.
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Park
H D Austin
J. L. Mfosteller
Williams vows legal action after passenger agents dispute
R A Williams, a Georgia figure also known as Pegieg Williams, declares he will swear out warrants and pay taxes after a clash with passenger agents. He was in Atlanta yesterday accompanied by Greene County's sheriff and spoke of his case with notable interest.
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Newman
United States Circuit Court
Williams
Morgan County
Arkansas
Louisiana
Atlanta
Georgia
Butts, Oglethorpe, Greene
Jags
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Pioneers Expand Membership After Notable Meeting
A Splendid meeting of the Pioneer Society saw twenty four applications for membership acted upon. All were approved and the new members join the pioneers. Historian W A Fuller resigns with committees appointed to confer and seek his stay.
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Pioneer Society
Pioneers
Atlanta
J C. Hendrix
South Broad Street
Williams
A. P. Stewart
A. J. West
John A Caldwell
J. J. Powell
E. M. Berry
C H. Bender
Mark W. Johnson
James R. Wyle
J. J. Wlater
W. L Larendon
J. L Bosworth
John W. Collier
James Bell
A. W. Wallace
Thomas E. Walker
W. Laye
W. H. Joyner
R. J Robinson
E A. Robertson
E. D. Mobley
T. J. Langston
James A Anderson
Amos Fox
John B Daniel
Willams
W. L. Calhoun
C. W Hunnicutt
Frank T Ryan
W. A Fuller
Society
Calhoun
J. C. Peck
A S. Talley
Park board stalemate fuels clash over Austin and Mosteller
In a tense Grant Park board meeting, officials spar over park leadership. Verney defends Austin while Moyers and Haas press for change citing incompetence in animal care. Minchinnett questions confidences and supports Mosteller, but no seconded nomination surfaces. The panel votes to postpone officer elections and plans to tighten park finances and access.
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Mostelle
Mosteller
Collier
WL. Peel
Park Board
Rhodworth
Moyers
Peel
Mayers
Judge Bloodworth
Colonel Moyers
H. D. Aus
Dr. Brown
Tlman Grady
J. L. Mos- Ragen
Grady
Rawsen
Minhhinnett
Mosterler
Mays
Woodward
Austin
D Board
Verney
Rawson
Vernoy
Minchinnett
Mr. Austin
Grant Park
Indaim
Cyuncumen
Moskeller
Austin Ether
John Milla
Mr. Mosteller
Commissioner Moyers
Mr. Verney
Gi. Austin
Mr. Haas
J Moyers
Colonel
H. A. Rucker
Minchinnettit
Mayera
Dooly County
Dooly
Columbus
Nower
Haan
Negro Democrats to Meet in Atlanta February
Chairman Sam Steele of the Central Candler Club of Georgia calls the executive committee to convene in Atlanta on the first Tuesday in February to discuss plans for the coming state election and to strengthen the club statewide. Steele says the group aims to urge the largest registration of democratic Negro voters ever known in the state. The club’s first regular meeting will follow shortly after the executive session.
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Sam Steele
Central Candler Club of
Georgia
Atlanta
Eight Years for Choking and Purse Snatch Case
George Harmon colored was sentenced by Judge John 8 Candler to eight years for choking Miss Sadie Tycett and aiding another man to snatch her purse. The crime occurred two days before Christmas as she walked near the Baltimore block. Harmon's conviction followed positive identification by the victim. Twenty One jail cases were disposed of yesterday in Fulton superior court.
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George Harmon
John 8. Candler
Sadie Tycett
Fulton
Harmon
Baltimore
Varmon
Miss Lycett
Richard Clark
Clark
Criminal Superior Court
Criminal Court
Candler
Charley Hill
W .S. Mehaffey
Gyp South
South
Jal
Frank Grant
Berra
Arthur Glover
Henry Daniels
Jim King
Will James
Jim Adams
Ed Jackson
Allen Stewart
Stewart
Will Reynolds
Willis White
Tom Eliott
Trial notes from county court list multiple felonies and sentences
The record details several defendants and sentences including larceny, burglary, and assault with varying terms from six months to twelve years. Names include Claud Davis Jess Beavers Will Walker Cotton Spencer Richard Knvyckles Joe Thompson and Will Macks. The trial docket notes a poisoner case and schedule for the criminal superior court session beginning at 8:45 AM with jail cases to be disposed of today or tomorrow.
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Grust
Nolle
Claud Davis
Jesss Beavers
Richard Knvyckles
Barsault
Will Walker
Walker
Cotton Spencer
Will Macks
Joe Thompson
Litt Bloodworth
Appointees Congratulated In Georgia Military Office
The Office of Assistant Adjutant General has not been abolished. Colonel Phil G Byrd is reappointed as assistant adjutant general and Colonel W G Qbear as inspector general, both receiving favorable replies from military leaders and friends. Governor Candler and General Kell approved the two appointments ahead of the February 1 reorganization, correcting erroneous reports.
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Phil G Byrd
W G
Marvelous Champagne Figures in 1899 Import Surge
The GWW Mumm's Extra Dry led imports with 109,203 cases in 1899, 72,495 more than any other brand. A vast stock of fine wines is carried, promising maintained quality. The 1895 vintage now being imported is exceptionally fine.
Old Theory of Digestion Recast by Hyomel Cure
A historic overview shows digestion now viewed from mouth to bowels with three dyspepsia types. Acid, alkaline, and intestinal forms require distinct treatments. The R T Booth Company presents Hyomel as a universal germicide safe for internal use. They guarantee a cure or money back.
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R T. Booth
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