Atlanta Depot Question Dominates State Assembly Talks
A gubernatorial committee led by Governor Candler will meet July 3 to decide on Atlanta’s rail depot site amid clashes with the Southern Railway. Plans by Architect Gilbert for a union depot on Wall and Pryor streets faced resistance, with the Southern pressing for a different arrangement and state officials awaiting word on possible action.
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Atlanta
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Cann
Les
Bonervative Egleston
Gilbert
Pryor Streets
Samuel Spencer
Candler
Southern
Union Depot
Mitchel Madison Avenue
Ate
Spencer
Mmuttee
Next President Likely From Grace Church Leader
A Savannah church pastor Rev y is favored as next president of the board of trustees with support from Captain Williams and Mr Dickey. The plan foresees his election if he accepts despite some opposition within the group, while a separate corporate meeting of 230 stockholders discussed a conversion plan amid ongoing litigation.
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Trustees
Dickey
Grace Church
Meeting of the Georgia Bar Association at Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association planned Warm Springs meeting for Thursday to Saturday with a full program. Judge Horace Lurton to give annual oration. bar leaders to deliver addresses. committee reports on legal matters to be presented. Prominent lawyers nationwide to attend. social events arranged. officers to be elected. many Atlanta figures listed as attendees.
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Georgia Bar Association
Warm Springs
Horace Lurton
Tennessee
Georgia Bar
Association
Supreme Court
Lumpkin
John
Ge Baldwin
Cincinnati
Mr. Hornblit
New York
Seymour D. Thoman
Charles Noble Gregory
University of Iowa
Judge Howe
Chariton E. Battle
Columbus
J. B. Cumming
Alasta
Clifford Andean
Macon
Walter B Hill
Marshall Clarke
George A Mer
Frank E. Miller
Washington Dessagadge
Washington Dessagadge Logan Breckley, Judge Meter, Warner Hill
Joseph Lamar
Xander R. Lawton
Savannah
Burton Smith
Charlton Battle
Atlanta
Peter W. Meldrim
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J. H. Lumpkin
John S. Candler
Reuben Arnold
R. T Dorsey
Clifford L Anderson
Z. B. Harrison
Shepard Bryan
Walter R. Brown
Thed Hammond
Lewis W. Thomas
Howard van Epps
Advertising Investment Promises Profit for Smart Placing
A brief note from Geo. L. Lowman of Empire Building Atlanta emphasizes that advertising costs become money when well targeted. With ten years of experience, he argues advertising must be intelligently prepared and placed in media that yield returns.
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Lowman
Empire Bidg
Atlanta
Christian Science notes death and healing claims in Boston
Edward H. Carman comments on a New York death attributed to Christian Science and highlights perceived healing benefits. The editorial cites The Christian Science Sentinel, reports a Boston church death rate below 2 per thousand, and notes 30 percent healed of incurable diseases after medical pronouncements.
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Edward H. Carman
Ae Johns
New York
Christian Science
Science and Health
Eady
Christan Science Sentinel
Mother Church of
Christian Befence
Boston
German man dies by own hand in barn loft
Coroner holds inquest into the death of Christian Thom a German aged about sixty six found with a rope around his neck and a quart of whisky by his side in a barn behind No 148 Houston Street The jury attested it was likely a temporary insanity driven suicide He had been drinking for some time and was the father in law of baker William Specht Further details note the man led a quiet life and his family found his body swinging after the fall
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Christian Thom
Houston Street
Felix Smith
Thom
William Specht
Jamps
Thain
Funeral for Mrs Luther B Grandy at Westview Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Luther B. Grandy will be held today at 3 o clock at the residence of her parents Mr and Mrs A G Sm at 263 Peachtree Street. Interment will follow in Westview Cemetery with pallbearers Dr William Perrin Nicolson Dr Bernard Wolff Dr Dunbar Roy Dr M B Hutchins Dr M A Purse and Clarence May.
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Luther B. Grandy
Westview Cemetery
A. G Sm
Peachtree Street
William Perrin Nicolson
Bernard Wolff
Dunbar Roy
M. B. Hutchins
M A. Purse
Clarence May
Courts Adjourned Until First Monday in September
Three civil courts close for a summer break until the first Monday in September enabling courts to resume business after the extended pause. Officials note the shutdown affects docket management and scheduling across the ADOT system.
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Bronday
Special Term for Charters Planned by ED Judge Lumpkin
Judge J H Lumpkin calls a special superior court term for charter applications on the first Monday in August. The three civil courts adjourned spring and May terms. jurors were drawn to form the fall grand jury, to be sworn September first Monday. Names include Fred W Cole J F Burke Li Willingham J M Moore Wy Whiey Dr Harris and others.
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Superior Court
Ity Court
Ware
dJuage
J. H. Lumpkin
H. M. Reid
A. B. Calhoun
Lumpkin
Transacion
Fred W. Cole
J. F. Burke
Li. Willingham
A. 8. Poole
J. M. Moore
Wy. Whiey
Dr. Harris
J. S. Tsozler
A. Hudson
L. A. Bakes
Defective Title Sparks Court Action Over House Ground
A dispute reaches the courts over a defective title that threatens both the house and the land. The case centers on ownership and the legal defects binding the property to dispute. Local officials note potential repercussions for mortgage validity and transfer rights.
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