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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1900
Page
2
The wiliest insurance agent will be arraigned next Thursday as Rhodes must face the Comptroller. The report outlines the impending court actions and the expected proceedings surrounding the case.
Comptroller General W A Wright will testify in Columbus to aid the grand jury in proving that agent Jelix Rhodes and several wildcat fire insurers violated Georgia law. Rhodes allegedly issued large policies without required deposits or bonds, drawing state scrutiny and possible penalties for the misdeeds tied to these insurers. Wright plans to press for an example, seeking to curb similar violations.
The Marlborough on Broadway between 26th and 37th streets is praised for hospitality and safety. Five stories tall with fire escapes, Brussels and velvet furnishings, and modern amenities make it ideal for southern travelers seeking comfort and propriety away from home.
In letters to Secretary T H Martin about the Rational park funding General John M Palmer of Illinois expresses strong support for the Atlanta park project. He recalls Hood’s boldness at poker and recounts Civil War incidents near Peachtree Creek as part of a broader discussion on progress and local fairs led by F J Merriam who urges Fulton county farmers to organize and compete for state fair prizes. Discussions also cover Fulton county farming clubs, exhibits, and potential local prizes to boost agricultural education.
The second floor hallway displays a two foot square sign in bold black letters on white. The sign carries heavy implications and drew attention from visitors to the barracks.
Two council committees meet today in the mayor's office to discuss ordinances on selling pools near races within city limits for a $1,000 yearly fee and on streetcar race separation. The electric and other railways panel will consider a Pope-led resolution resisting extension of lines along listed routes.
A dated editorial uses a slang dictionary to discuss police signs that say This means you. It questions whether stool pigeons and loafers are vital to crime fighting and notes a reform push by Chief Many to limit such informants. Notable city figures, including Wallis Brumby and Ex-Governor Henry McDaniel, are mentioned in hotel room ls and social notices.
J R McKelvey, lessee of the Lawrenceville branch railroad, intends to extend the line from Suwanee to Cumming about fifteen miles. Local supporters in Suwanee and Cumming pledge $25,000 toward construction. A standard gauge, first class line is planned with surveys and cost estimates in preparation. The route aims for an nearly air line path to improve regional connections and growth.
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