The Constitution Publishes Low Rates for Atlanta Readers
The Constitution announces prices designed to reach every Atlanta household. The daily at 5.00 a year or 10c weekly, the combined daily and Sunday at 7.00 a year or 14c weekly, with 2 cent morning paper in Southern cities. The paper claims larger volume, extensive news service, and broad Southern appeal.
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Daily Constitution
Ge Summy South
Gse
Constitution
Atlanta
South
Potomac
Rio Grande
Ohio River
Washington
New Orleans
Georgia
Sunny South
Staban Officer Negro Helped Policeman in Patrol Wagon
White carpenter J R Herren was fined 2575 by the recorder after a Saturday night incident in a patrol wagon. Officer McCarley said Herren, drunk, attacked with a knife while Walter Franklin and his wife aided in subduing him. others involved in the wagon assisted in restraining Herren. cases against Franklin and wife were dismissed.
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J. R. Herren
McCarley
Herren
Ein- Ing
Eining
Walter Franklin
Billy Aittle
Wella
Ivey
Megroes
Recorder
Georgia's Pride in Atlanta Tech Conducted
Georgia's Pride the Tech in Atlanta emphasizes its business principles and reputation for reliable promises and thorough management. It offers engineering, textiles, and engineering chemistry training at nominal cost with strong policy, inviting applications to Lyman Hall, President, Atlanta Ga, via catalogue.
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Georgia
Tech
Atlanta
South
Lyman Hall
Atlanta Ga
Niagara Falls Pan American Exposition Route Offer
Chase Lee general passenger agent in New York offers a pamphlet detailing a travel route to Niagara Falls via Philadelphia or New York and the Lehigh Valley railroad for a once in a lifetime view of nature's wonder.
PAPER BACK BOOKS For Summer Reading Sale
John M. Minter at 89 Marietta Street advertises a large lot of paper back books in fresh, attractive condition. Prices are low. Pass by and view the collection at your convenience.
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John M. Minter
Marietta Street
Sumter Excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Tickets to Buffalo and Niagara Falls New York via Seaboard Air Line Railway on sale daily at very low fares. Options include routes via Washington Philadelphia or Old Point Comfort and Dominion steamers to New York with side trips to East coast summer resorts. For details contact William B Clemente or Harry T. Krouse at city ticket office 12 Kimball House.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore
Dominion Steamers
New York
Bell
Willam
Clemente
Traverne
Harry T. Krouse
City Ticket
City Ticket Ice
Kimball House
Tough Tack Runner Helps Friend Flee Scene
In a dramatic moment a runner bolted to aid a friend grabbed and fainted as a police officer detained him for alleged jagged behavior, the tense incident unfolding amid conflicting reports.
Darktown Court Keeps Irreverent Tale Of Beer And Boots
In a rambling 19th century style scene, Recorder Broyles addresses Black defendants including Lawrence, Peter Key, and Sandy Hoplin. The proceedings mockingly mix dialect and jests about beer, theft, and a doomed struggle with authority as the judge admonishes restraint and warns of consequences.
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Peter Key
Yassah
Lochinvar
Darktown
Peter
Broyles
Hitch to Visit Atlanta Then Mt Airy for Federal Court Talks
Hon Robert M Hitch representative for Chatham County in the lower Georgia assembly will travel through Atlanta today en route to Mt Airy to confer with Judge Emory Speer about several cases active in the southern district federal court. He will remain in Atlanta for several hours on the return leg to Savannah.
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Chatham County
Robert M. Hitch
General Assembly
Atlanta
Mt. Airy
Emory Speer
Federal Court of
Southern District of
State depositories named for four-year term
Governor Candler appoints two state depositories the Bank of Statesboro in Statesboro and the Moultrie Banking Company in Moultrie for four years each under state law both to furnish 350000 to the state treasurer and receive governor approval. Week-end excursion tickets to Tybee and Savannah offered by Central of Georgia Railway with schedules and ticket offices listed.
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Banks of
Statesboro
Moultrie
Candler
Bank of Statesboro
Moultrie Banking Company
Moultrie, Ga
Oth
Bee
Central of Georgia Railway
Tybee
Savannah
Central Oa Georgia Railway Company
Wall Street and Union Depot
Atlanta
DONEHOO DOWN AND OUT Life on trolley car charms more than a dirt chase
Former city hall janitor James M Donehoo pleads guilty to a third indictment count. He resigns as public buildings and grounds committee appoints Josiah Johnson as successor. Donehoo touts a trolley career, vows future as conductor, after a car accident on Piedmont avenue injures others. Sheriff sales and property notices follow with varied Fulton county liens and real estate actions.
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James M Donehoo
City Hall
Damel
Donehoo
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee
Josiah Johnson
Johnson
Masonic Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Iife
Piedmont Avenue
Exposition Grounds
Through Pullman Sleepers to Buffalo Vie Erie
Erie will run through Pullman sleepers to Buffalo on train No 8 leaving Cincinnati at 6 25 p m arriving Buffalo next morning. The route passes Chautauqua Lake with privilege to stop in both directions if desired. Pan American tickets offer 10 days stopover at Buffalo with berth reservations and home Pan-American folder. For details contact connecting lines in Atlanta or H C Holland, Erie, 11 W ath St, Cincinnati, O.
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Pullman
Buffalo
Erie Brrb
Erie
Cincinnati
Chautauqua Lake
New York
Atlanta
H.C. Holand
H. H
W.athst
Auction of Atlanta Lot From Katcham Property Distribution
In Fulton county Georgia by order of Terrell county court of ordinary, G W Adatr auctioneers will sell August 9, 1901 before the courthouse door in Atlanta. Property is a vacant lot on Whitehall street between Humphries and McDaniel, part of the 14th district, with Fisher line boundaries. Terms cash. Administrator of the estate Ino B Hart.
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Eit
Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Equitable
Eit Court of
J J Gretn
Ofen
Henry New Sutton
John Gordon Howard
Superior Court
McDaniel Street
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
Howard Tract
Necky
Bouthersterry
Howard
Seid Street
R N Cijiston
Percy W Hore
Fulton Superior Court
Peres W Rose
Wyly's
Chappelly
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
Foster Rhodes
Atlan
Crew Street
John Morrison
Bennetts Fot
Henry
Fair Street
Pair Street
Fast Fair Street
Fulton
Rowson
Rawson
Frank T Ryan
Roscoe Ryan
John Betser
Central of Georgia Railway Company
James ‘H Low
James H Low
Sai
C M Wilson
BP Court
Chapman & Suttles
M Wilson
BJ Wilson Levy
John W Norton
Algu
College Park Station
Sid
James Russell
NH Bacon Levin
W HU Latimer
JP Court
Meriwether County
Mathews & Hardaway
OH Latimer
J C Norton
R Jett
Jett
Henry Irby
Irby
Sail Land
Mra Letha
Arrowood
Bea
City Court of
Hugh L Mckee
Tannin
May Powers
Lether Arrowood
George Geol
Peter Fo McManuy
Geo FP
Peter F McManus
Gale
Clerk's Office
Lone Oak
WA Post
Post and
Goodwin & Hallman
G. W. Adatr
Georgia Fulton
Court of Ordinary
Terrell County
Tuesaday
Towit
Whitehall Street
Fisher Lot
Humphries
McDaniel
Atxty
Katcham
Lc Hoys
Ino
B Hart
Divorce Suit Filed in Fulton Superior Court 1901
Mrs Mag gie R French filed suit for divorce against Jefferson C French in Fulton County Superior Court. The petition was returnable to the spring term 1901 with action set for the first Monday in September 1901. Clerk Arnold Broyles records the notice dated June 28 1901 signed by Judge Lumpkin.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton County
M_ R French
Jefferson C French
Fulton Superior Court
Maggie R. French
Hon J of Lumpkin
Arnold Broyles
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R Herren
Affair
Billy
Sumter
Boss Jedge
Lawrence Johnsing
Tse
de Perlice
Police
Jagged
Recorder Broyles
Mister Bennett
Perlice
Lawrence
Sandy Hoplin
Sandy
Little Sandy
Bagatelle
Anti-Beer League
Mae
Ary Tessenger
R MW. Hitch
Changh
Ilms
Nicwepapee
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