Florida Needs More Hotels As Winter Travel Grows
The tourism season shows Florida must expand accommodations to meet rising west and east coast demand. Hotels run full, trains crowded, and wealthy visitors seek comfort and luxury, prompting calls for new large properties and better services. Ex Mayor Perry Collier of Beverly, Massachusetts ships six cats to President Roosevelt to tackle White House rats, claiming Massachusetts cats are unmatched rodent hunters. Meanwhile, travelers like B J Blakney of Providence note wide factory presence and prosperity, and chef-like chatter at the Aragon highlights busy trade and tea versus coffee demand. A grand masque ball by the Brewers' Union is planned for February 4, and old cotton receipts from 1863 surface amid current market contrasts. Savannah figures J R Kendrix and Alex W Smith visit, with Barnard and Mackall also registered at the Aragon.
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Beverly
Congress
White House
Washington
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Roosevelt
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Boston
Coller
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Raia
J. Blakney
Providence
Aragon
Blakney
Uncle and Nephew Court Case Persists in City Court
In Atlanta, D B Wright sues his nephew Steve Jett for damages claiming assault after Wright gave Jett land and a house under the condition of lifetime care for him and his son. The trial before Judge A E Calhoun ends with evidence presented and the jury to decide. Wright alleges duress, while Jett denies it. arguments continue with court adjourned to morning.
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A. E. Calhoun
Calhoun
D. B. Wright
Steve Jett
Wright
Jett
Atlanta
Salt
Sult
Harvey Hin
Lowry Arnold
Linton Hopking
Hill
Hopkins
Arnold
John A. Austin
Western and Atlantic
H. M Reid
Austin
Read
Arnold & Arnold
Pajns & Tye
William Ledford
Candler
Hela
Candler Hopen
The New Champagne Secord
The 1901 import of 120359 cases of G. MUMM S EXTRA DRY sets a record exceeding any other brand by about 13 of the nearly 60000 cases. The Extra Dry mirrors the 1889 vintage with greater delicacy, brightness, and quality than 1893. Immense reserves guarantee the indefinite continuation of this quality.
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G. I. Mumm
Fire in Markham Block at Lamar Rankin Drug Warehouse
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Lamar Rankin Drug Company warehouse on 6 Central Avenue in the Markham block near the railroad corner last night around 10 15. The second floor stored drugs and chemicals, water damage plus flames required quick work. flames extinguished in about 30 minutes. stock damaged by water and fire to around 500 dollars, building intact. A prior fire occurred in the same building last year at J J & J EB Maddox’s rear warehouse. Origin of last night’s fire unknown. Also includes hotel Aragon arrivals and travel rates, plus railroad ticketing notes.
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Lamar-Rankin Drug Company
Central Avenue
Markham
J. J
J. EB. Maddox
Railways Notes and Plans for New Routes and Rates
Bonds have been sold for two new railroads from Birmingham to Mobile and to Pensacola, with proceeds placed in New York banks. The piece also reports on a potential ownership link between United States Steel and Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway Company, new cafe observation cars on Atlanta to Montgomery trains, Wadley and Mount Vernon extending into Valdosta, and analysis of railroad rate changes by Judge Reagan with potential impact on future construction and competition.
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New York
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Pensacola
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Tennessee Company
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Gulf
Great Steel Trust Company
Wadley
Mount Vernon
Valdosta
Rixville
Cook
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Georgia Southern
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Reagan
Leonard's
Railway News
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Atlanta Railway
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State of Feather
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Galeston
Huron
Jacksonville
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Tapia City
St Paul
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Wimington
MA Paburt
Trojan Central OF Georgia
ArtsSonenter Spacevore
Ravaanan
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Tonesboro
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Eoraune
Hozeviller
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Pe Jonesbora
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Prem sNoshville
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sChatanooga
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eNashvil
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Georgia Railroad
Oman
Ara
Conyel
DB Covington
Igusta
Angusta
Pithcale
Taneeata
Fort Railegal
LaGranse
Onty
Lagrange
Atlanta
Anomila
Northery
Martottad
Ois Bento Allant
QP FEE SELLERS KIX OP IN COURT
The recorder's court case features L J Glenn known as Jad Glenn, a former attorney, fined for doing business without a license after clerk Czintz testified. Glenn vows to oppose Czintz, then is fined for contempt. both men face further penalties before paying up and leaving. The last item touts Electric Bitters as a cure for female ailments and kidney trouble.
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L. J. Glenn
Jad
Glenn
Recorder’s Court
Hunter
Eugene Czintz
Oriental Coffee and Tea Company
Czints
Orleans Coffee and Tea Company
Orleans
Oriental
Czintz
Gala Glenn
New Garnett Street Synagogue to Become Gates of Hope Church
A segment of worshipers from the Garnett street synagogue forms a conservative Jewish congregation to use Forsyth street building for services. They appointed Rev. Dr. E. M. K. Brown and plan to turn Garnett street synagogue over to the new group, to be named Skaaray Tikveh, Gates of Hope, with Rabbi Broryn expected to rededicate the site.
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Garnett Street
Forsyth Street
E. M. K. Brown
Skaaray Tikveh
Gates of Hope
Broryn
Old Soldier's Experience in Winchester Ad
Civil war veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana writes of his wife's long illness. He credits Dr King's New Life Pills with curing her heart trouble despite prior treatment. An advertisement notes the pills cost 25 cents at all druggists.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Rector
Rush at the Bok Office for Mansfield Beaucaire Tickets
Crowds formed before Grand Opera house box office opening for Richard Mansfield in Beaucai re. Over three hundred fans lined up as reports of Monday sales drew larger expectations. A prior Sunday misreport had misled customers about sale start times. Mansfield slated for a single performance, likely breaking season attendance records.
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Beaucaire
Grand Opera House
Pattie
Zangwill
Mansfield
Mr. Mansfield
Mme. Patti
Mr. Zangwill
The
Inquirer
Atlanta Trip To Charleston Delayed By Exposition Preparations
The Atlanta party to attend Charleston exposition plans are postponed from February to late March. Arrangements committee cites insufficient time to secure accommodations and wants a stronger city showing. With President Roosevelt attending, crowds could strain lodging, prompting a later visit.
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Charleston
Atlanta
Roosevel
Weather Summary From Various Stations January 27
Washington and regions report a cold wave with Tuesday conditions colder than Wednesday. North and South Carolina experience clearing and continuing cold, with Tuesday rain in parts. Florida shows showers then clearing. Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas expect continued cold or turning milder Wednesday. Winds mainly northerly or northwesterly, with frost in parts of Florida interior and extreme west Texas possible snow. From Various Stations.
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Washington
Fort
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Tampa
Madame
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
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A. LeSueur
Belithane
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