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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1901

Page

10

Prohibitory Action Urged Over Tech Students Replacing Strikers

Atlanta city council passes resolutions denouncing Technological school students who took vacant machinist posts at Southern Railway shops, urging trustees to prevent future incidents and asking Fulton lawmakers to preclude such student hires. Debate centers on rights vs. labor impact. vote 11 to 1 in favor after contentious discussion.

Technological School Southern Railway Tech Fulton Berrett Bargatt Garrett Grady Welch Ufé The Barrett Council Triretnational Association of Machinists Southern Railway Company Atlanta Cafd Machinista HD Sand Machinistsy Savannah Macon Augusta Eafn Sarrett Southern Longino Rawson Federation of Trades Dagoss Lorgine Kilpatrick and Welch United States Itia Georgia

Paica Phillippe Watches Sold by Atlanta Agent

Paica-Phillippe watches are touted as the finest produced by world renowned watchmakers. The copy credits climate and rough handling as dangers to watches, claiming Patek-Phillippe devices are safeguarded by scientific adjustment of every part. The advertiser declares sole Atlanta agents for this timepiece.

Dar Patek-Phillipps Atlanta

Committee Asks For Tim No Candidate Was Chosen

A committee considering Dr Kerfoot's successor as secretary of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention asked for more time. The group, including Dr W W Landrum and Rev Dr Bell, paused after a brief session and will seek a delay from the board, with final action unlikely before fall. The Atlanta man was deemed unlikely for nomination.

Kerfoot Home Mission Board The Southern Baptist Convention W. W. Landrum J. H. White Bell Atlanta Dusiness

Funeral for Miss Emma Markham Held at Healey Residence

Miss Emma Markham dies aged young woman of Atlanta. Funeral services were held at 10 o clock this morning at the residence of her aunt Mrs T G Healey corner Ivey street and Auburn avenue. Interment followed at Oakland with pallbearers C W Strickland Walter Maude Robert L Meador Camp Martin S T Barnett Percy H Adams John Barry and Harvey Wilson. She was daughter of Marcus O Markham and survived by two brothers William Markham of Atlanta and M D Markham of Jacksonville and sister Mrs Smith D Pickett of Jacksonville. She had spent time in Jacksonville and was a guest at a Cambridge Springs Pa house party at the time of death.

Healey Emma Markham T.G. Healey Ivey Street Auburn Avenue Oakland C. W. Strickland Walter Maude Robert L. Meador Camp Martin T. Barnett Percy H. Adama John Barry Harvey Wilson William Markham Atlanta M. D. Markham Jacksonville Smith D. Pickett R. G. Lowry T. G. Healey

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers

The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce elected officers and directors for the ensuing year. President J. K. Orr and vice presidents E. C. Peters R. F. Maddox J. Frank Beck. Treasurer A. L. Kents. Directors J. Wylie Pope W. A. HempHil T. D. Meador D. O. Dougherty A. F. Rhedden M. Rich. Death of Marcus Shoemaker noted at 17 from consumption. funeral plans set for Madison, Ga.

Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Chamber of ‘Commerce J. K. Orr E. C. Peters R. F. Maddox J. Frank Beck J. Wylie Pope W. A. Hemphil T. D. Meador D.O. Dougherty A. F. Rhedden M. Rich Darwin G. Jones Joseph 3. Burke J. W. Hill

Death of Six Months Old Infant on Park Avenue

The infant Ralph Osgood Thrower, six months old and son of T K Thrower of Park Avenue, died yesterday afternoon after several weeks illness. Burial is set for this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Oakland Cemetery.

Peath Park Avenue Ralph Osgood Thrower T. K. Thrower Oakland Cemetery

Death of Mrs Emma McDaniel on Tonnelle Street

Miss Emma McDaniel died at her residence at Tonnelle Street at noon. The brief notice notes her death and gives no further details about her age or survivors.

Emma McDaniel Tonnelle Street

New Street Railway Franchise Heads to City Council

City council debated two reports on an Atlanta Rapid Transit Company franchise for extending the Forrest avenue line along Boulevard to Linden and beyond. Majority backed the ordinance with conditions including timely construction, bonds, track relocation, and potential shared use of double tracks.

and Dovity Committee On Electric and Other’ Railways Atlanta Rapid Transit Company Fran ‘Chisé Corncilmen Grady, Lewis and Reed Welch Adams Rapla Transit Company Tha E Cty Aselause Grady Garrett John Clay Smith Barrett Fincher Rawson Winbinnett Terry Glass Longing Hill Yea Forrest Avenue Street Forrest Avenue Boulevard Linden Avenue Arnold Street North Avenue Jackson Street Transit Company Atlanta Railway and Power Company Committee On Electric Tranalt Peters Street Council Peters’ Street West End Whitehall Street Trinity’ Avenue Mitchel’ Street Eauriell Transit Sity Raiirodda Pierce

Atlanta Dividends Seen From Busy Fiscal Year Start

July marks the new fiscal year and the second half of the business year as many corporations and banks declare semi annual dividends and pay interest on bonds. The Lowry National Bank declares 4 percent on 400000 capital stock, Third National 2 percent on 200000, and Atlanta National posts a large dividend. State bond interest totaling 57000 in checks is mailed, with statewide disbursements reaching 160000. Captain Brurlowe oversees treasurer duties as bondholders in Atlanta receive payments. The era of prosperity boosts real estate and hotel activity across the city.

Lowry National Bank Third National Atlanta National Fourth National South Atlanta Brurlowe Treasury Department

Value of Education and City Park Plans in Atlanta

An undated Atlanta news summary covers Georgia Military Academy in College Park, Park beautification plans, and city council actions. It notes education as a core value at the academy, park conversion from a dumping ground, and funds for park projects. It details aid measures for DeBray’s family, police pay protections, Labor Day planning, and park disturbance complaints at Brisbane Park with a kept ball game. It also mentions a compensation settlement for an injury claim against the city and a civil matter before the council.

Georgia Military Academy Aparetti Georgia Miliary Academy College Park South Sanitary Department Pierce Atlanta Board of Park Commissioners DeBray Barrett E. H. DeBray de Bray Police Committee of Council Federation of Trades Alderman Johnson Rawson Hill Minchinnett Lewis Grady Hospital Brisbine Park Brisbane Park Parrett Lewin Grady Wan Rot Reid ¢ Seaane Coenothmay Barrett eTaermanty Board Audie O. Sage Ajurler Grint.erie

Kennedy Chosen Health Officer in City Elections

Dr. J P Kennedy was elected health officer by the council for a four year term. Kennedy led 11 votes after a late switch, defeating Drs Westmoreland and Kenan. He has served in a similar role managing contagious disease hospital duties and will add other responsibilities. Other elections followed, including Building Inspector Pittman re elected, and tax assessors Meador and Harrison chosen. Ward physician contests featured Dr J W Hurt and Dr John Wilkins with nominations split.

J.P. Kennnedy H Kennedy Robert Westmoreland T.H. Kenan Barrett Dr. Westmoreland Longino Dr. Kennedy Dr. Kenan Council Garrett Minchinnett Lewis Kennedy Cit Board of Health Cougeliman Barrett Mims Frank Pittman Pittman J. A. Thomason J. A. LeSueur Nash R. Broyles W. R. Joyner C. Glass J. Keith C. D. Meador J. L. Harrison Grady Hospital J. W. Hurt Kontz John @. Wilkins Grant Wilkins Alderman Johnson Hurt Wilkins

City Officials Reelect Ward Doctors In Close Votes

Council votes reaffirm Dr Hurt in sixth ward by 11 to 9 as other wards see re elections. Dr Bridewell re elected in first ward for two years. Van Goldt gneven succeeds himself in second. Dr Martin wins third ward with 17 votes. Dr Pearce re elected in fourth ward. Dr Henry Donaldson re elected in fifth. Dr Lindorme chosen for seventh ward. Mayor Mims to reappoint J K Hunter as City License Inspector.

Grady Johnson Hurt A.S. Bridewell E. van Goldtgneven M. C. Martin E. Griffin B. H. Pearce Henry R. Donaldson A. H. Lindorme Mims J. K. Hunter

Gate City Electric Supply auction sale announcement

Bankrupt sale of the entire stock furniture and fixtures of Gate City Electric Supply and Construction Company will be sold at auction today at noon. Location 74 North Broad Street. R A Ryan trustee.

Gate City Electric Supply and Construction Company North Broad Street R.A. Ryan

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