Atlanta Franchises Face Same Basis battle in council
Two council sessions yesterday debated consolidating public utility franchises notably Atlanta Railway and Power Company. Atkinson and Arkwright pressed for unified terms while committee members reviewed objections and a draft agreement. Key points included city revenue, condemnation rules, and a potential $50,000 payment to the treasury upon consolidation with Sections to bind future terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Atkinson
Arkwright Path
Arkwright
Rawson
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Phile Tite
Consolidated Compans
Key
Esterday
Electric Light Company
Mt Athkineon
Georgia Eletric Light Company
Atkinton
Uncilman Beck
Committee of Eleven
Leather Goods and Novelty Designs from Marne Biantic
In our store at 31 Whitenhail Street, Marne Biantic presents leather goods, chase bags and purses, and opera glasses praised for novelty of design and exquisite workmanship, suggesting these items stand out in the South for grace and quality.
Three candidates poised for Livingson Mims era mayor race
Shaps Woodward Rice and Cabaniss enter the likely three cornered contest to succeed Hon Livingston Mims whose term ends December 31. Woodward asks City Attorney Mayson about eligibility but is told no charter bar exists. Cabaniss and Rice are also publicly expected to announce. The race aims for a friendly, early spring or summer campaign with a fall mayoral primary anticipated.
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Shaps
Woodward, Rice
Cabaniss
Livingston Mims
Hoh. Cabaniss
James G. Woodward
Frank Price
Woodward Twrace
Acd
Mayson
Woodward
ESTILL TALKS POLITICS IN GEORGIA CAMPAIGN
Col Estill discussed Terrell's governor bid during a Gainesville stop, praising a unified white voting bloc, criticizing prohibition, and supporting school reform and tax enforcement. He noted strong local support from Hull Gwinnett Jackson White Lumpkin and Banks counties and predicted a solid chance at election.
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Estiln
South Seongis
Savannah
Gainesville
Hall County
State Court
Gesiion
Estill
Hull
Gwinnett
Jackson
White
Lumpish
Banka
Terret
Coronel Estill
Terrell
Terrell Hays
Kansas
Georgia
United States
Chicago
Guerry
Estin
Esthl
Calgler Estt
Ptate
North
Councilman Lewis Fells Trespasser in Late Night Altercation
A city councilman, Lewis, fought off J D Dewberry, a drunken intruder who tried breaking into Dr Morgan's home on Cooper Street and then Lewis's residence. Police later took Dewberry to barracks. Dewberry, a railroad car repairer, was reportedly drunk and unable to speak. He will be arraigned in the recorder's court.
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Mr. Guerry
Guerry
Terrell
Georgia
Ferrell
Brench Lewis
Dr Morgan
Cooper Street
Lewis
Lewin
Omcers
Dorsey
Tibbs
J DU. Dewberry
Dewberry
No & Pulliam Street
Myorgan
Recorders Court
Chief Ball Announces Tightened Night Patrols Citywide
Chief Ball pledges urgent measures to curb loafers and footpads after a spate of robberies and assaults in the city. He cites need for at least twenty five more officers, calls for newspaper and public support, and outlines a plan to arrest all loafers, send offenders to the recorder, and boost patrols with bicycle cops.
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Ball
Police Board
Council Finance Committee
Committees Named by Atlanta Chamber President Orr
The Atlanta chamber of commerce appointed standing committees for 1902 under President J K Orr. The list includes Finance, Commerce, Manufactures, Banking and Insurance, Real Estate, Transportation, Membership, Legislation, Statistics and Publication, Promotion of Public Interests, Arbitration, and Advertising. Notable names: J Wylie Pore, G Dougherty, T D Meadow, R F Maddox, B C Peters, M Rich, Frank Beck, A Kontz, W A Hemphill, Oscar Pappenheimer, Hoke Smith.
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J. K. Orr
Atlanta + chamber of commerce
Finance
J. Wylie Pore
E. H. Thornton
J. K. Guttley
Frank Hawkins
A L. Kontz
Commerce
G. Dougherty
H. ¥. Metord
F. J. Paxon
H. L. Anderson
F. P.rice
Edwin P Ansley
M. Rich
William HE. Newell
Louis Gholstin
R. T. Conley
J. A. Sams
Frank Beck
John W. Nelms
H. L. Schlesinger
M. R. Emmons
PF. BR. Alten
A . Kontz
W. A. Wimabish
Alex W. Smith
C. Ed. Anderson
HE. R. Dukase
W.A. Hemphill
Clark, Howell
James R. Gray
John 5. Cohen
Julian Harris
R F. Shedden
Torrest Adaly
George W Parrott
James H. Gilbert
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Gounvil
Tir. Atkinson
Allanta Railway and Power Company
Marne Biantic
Whitenhail Street
H. H. Cabamel
Frank P. Rice
Col. Estill
Boykin Wright
Overnor Candler
Augusta
Tim
Wright
Atlanta
Jim
Candler
Mrr Wright
Candier
Wight
Mrr
Richmond County
Georgia Railroad
Wich
Beck
EV. A. J. Beck
DeKalb County
Pouse
Mme
Beer Fe Cove
Preacher Wad
Wuipa
Lewis Fells
Bargeshe
J. D. Dewberry
Glenn
Merritt
Valdosta
Honk M. Terrell
Capitol
Terre'e
Madison Advertiser
Maou
Geo
Lowman
Empire Bidg
TGR Avt
PHOWE
Janey
Whitewall St
Louisville
Ditroit
Toledo
Anta
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Florida
Anniston
The
Hollis
Wiinee
BrAnwinw
Erty
Robson & Jadleman
Tone Flo
West
Avaunue Suibei
Shere
Hess Stross
Stuttgarter Underwear
Elseman Bros
Whitehall Street Clothiers
Alavacha Ami Pryor Streets
Union Depot
Elstar Bros
Washington, D.C
Elsenan Bruse Saltimore, Md
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