Board Tires of Petty Complaints at Police Board Session
The city police board held a long session past 1 am with the mayor leaving in disgust. Seven cases were tried. six policemen were found not guilty and one reprimanded. The board may adopt new rules to dispose of complaints without consuming hours of commissioners.
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Spratlan
Pittsburg
Fleming
Tfe
Ent
Crabtree
W. Pittsburg
Decatur Street
Alterman Day
Mima
Mayor veto blocks Atlanta delegate funding to league meeting
Atlanta will not send delegates to the League of Municipalities meeting in Grand Rapids unless the council overrides Mayor Mims. The veto targets a $500 appropriation from the contingent fund for three representatives, with council members split on approving the funds despite widespread sentiment to attend.
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Atlanta
League of Amera
Grand Rapids
Mich
League
Mims
Counci
Change in Delivery Hours for Registered Mail
Post office raises hours for registered mail delivery starting today. Registry office opens earlier and closes later, from 7 30 a m to 7 p m, with stamp window hours 7 to 8 20 a m and 7 to 9 p m. Postmaster Blodgett says change meets public demand. receiving hours unchanged.
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Blodgett
Heavy Loss at Nice Fire Damages Grands Magazine
A July 15 fire in Nice caused partial destruction to the Grands Magazine, the military club, and the Credit Lyonnais branch. Estimated damage reaches 1,200,000 francs.
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Nice
Credit Lyonnais
Rain Benefits the Crops in Georgia After Drought
The weekly crop and weather bulletin notes extreme heat earlier in the week that harmed crops, but recent widespread rains brought major relief. Cotton and corn show improvement, while peaches and fruit remain variable. Macon and Houston counties report better late shipments.
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Marbury
Cornon
Macon
Houston
Bartow
Dawson
Forsyth
the &Th
Gordon
Lincoln
Ogiethorpe
Whitfield
Bulloch
Jefferson
Johnson
Laurens
Newton
Richmond
Taliaferro
Washington
Bryan
Camden
Decatur
Dooly
Irwin
Lee
Lowndes
Marion
Pierce
Randolph
Sumter
Telfair
Iith
J. B. Marbury
Troops Move Toward Plattsburg and Fort McPherson
A battalion of the Twenty third at Fort McPherson ships out for Plattsburg New York while two battalions of the Sixteenth United States infantry depart San Francisco for Atlanta. The regimental headquarters will be established at Fort McPherson as the band joins the regiment. Routes include the Southern Pacific Union Pacific Frisco and Southern lines.
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Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Atlanta
Philippines
Ogden
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Memphis
Southern
Chattanooga
Twenty-third
Plattsburg
N. Y
Seaboard
Wale
Southern Employment Agency
at _ SUNS MSM AB OD COTES
Ralph Wormeley & Co
Tenn
Pis
L. A. Finley
Anniston
Ala
W. J. Oliver & Co
Tuscaloosa
Care Constitution
SRE
Jones
New York
Broadway
New York City
Scranton
Qermains
Broad and
Walton Streets
Union
Dixie Stone Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Stark Nurseries
Louisana
Low Rates Via Southern Railway For Week End Outings
Summer 1902 fare sale from Atlanta offers low round trip weekend tickets to many resorts. Destinations include Athens Austell Chamblee Buford Chattahoochee Clarkesville Elberton Duluth Gainesville Indiana Spring Lithia Springs Mount Airy Nickajack Dalton Lookout Mountain Meansville Norcross Powder Springs Toccoa Tallapoosa Sululah Falls Warm Springs Cumberland Island St Simon Atlantic Beach Isle of Palms and Cumberland Island etc Tickets valid for Saturday night trains to these locations with Monday return dates. descriptive literature available at Kimball House city ticket office.
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Southern Railway
Southern R.y
Atlanta
Ratea
Athens
Austell
Chamblee
Buford
Chattahoochee
Clarkesville
Elberton
Duluth
Gainesville
Indiana Spring
Lithia Springs
Mount ‘Airy
Nickajack
Dalton
Lookout Mountain
Meansville
Norcross
Powder Springs
Strickland Springs
Toccoa
Tallapoosa
Sllulah Falls
Warm Springs
Coat Isle of Palms
Mberland Island
Cumberland Island
St Simon
Atlantic Beach
Isle of Palms
City Ticket
Kimball House Corner
Deserved. Vassar Complies With Washington Seminary Exchange
A letter from J M Taylor president of Vassar College informs Washington Seminary in Atlanta that their school has been placed on the accredited list following examinations of the fall entrants. The note expresses hope for more well prepared Washington Seminary students to join Vassar in the future. J B Marbury, section director, signs the missive.
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Vassar College
Washington Seminary
Poughkepsie
N. Y
Atlanta
J. M. Taylor
Removal Sale at No. 26 Whitehall St. ends Sept 1
Whole stock of Men's and Young Men's Fine Clothing offered at bold discounts including straw hats at half price. Big savings on all furnishing goods as the store moves to permanent quarters at No. 26 Whitehall St. on Sept 1.
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Whitehall St
Atlanta sewer project planned along Peters Street in 1902
Essig Bros NOTICH reports council in Atlanta introduced an ordinance July 7 1902 to build a sewer from Leonard Street to Park Street with 8 12 and 24 inch pipes brick manholes and catch basins at an estimated cost of 1400 dollars. Final action set for July 21 1902 at 3 PM with 70 cents per lineal foot assessment against abutting property. Also notice to debtors and creditors for Don Mehan estate and a housing ad seeking rooms with yard.
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Peters St
Whitehall St
Campbell
In Courts and Property Transfers Highlight City Legal Scene
Judge John Candler prepared for a northern vacation while Judge Foster will preside next week. Plaintiffs seek 3300 from Farmers and Traders bank, Mrs Truitt is committed, and Mrs Harris sues Georgia Railway for 5000. Injunctions target tenants, Steve Jatt seeks double jeopardy relief, and several property transfers are logged including Dewey street and Highland avenue parcels.
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John 5
Candler
North
William M. Randal
R. R B. Blackburn
A. Titlebaum
John J. Woodside
J. M. Raynor
Randal
Titlebaum
Europe
Haynes Street
John 8. Candler
Lumpklin
the Superior Court
Ferdinand Garay
Ferdinand
Dewey Street
A. C. Ray Et al
Wilder & Buchanan
Dewald's Alley
John F. Green
Andrew J. Lindberg
Strong Street
T. 8B
Oden
T. H. Sappington
Chattahoochee Avenue
F. P. Rice
H. L. Wilson
Fifth
Danny Streets
Clarence A. Tappan
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Georgia
Highland Avenue
Edward Miller
Mia
Daisy Miller
Jonesboro Avenue
Eliza Kenny
T. R. Sawtell
McDonald Street
Effects of a Change of Weather
At this season when people are traveling for pleasure they wonder at the disordered condition of the stomach and bowels. In most cases it is due to change of water. Take Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial. Never fails to cure. Bold by all druggists, 25 and 0c bottle.
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Biggers
Want Ads in The Constitution
The Constitution promotes its want columns as the best way to sell or buy items. Ads cost ten cents per line each insertion with a three line minimum and discounts for monthlong continued ads. Late ads after 8 p.m. may not be classified.
Southern Railway Trams Leave Atlanta
Dense list of Southern Railway services with through sleeping cars, dining by route, and through coaches. Details include trains to Cincinnati Charleston Birmingham Memphis Havens City Washington New York Richmond Norfolk Columbus Chattanooga and Jacksonville. Arrival times listed for multiple routes with vestibuled and dining car services emphasized.
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Brunavick
Columbo
Birmingham
Memphis
Havens City
Cheriotte
Danville
Richmond
Chattanooga
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Washington
New York
NYN
Macon
Avante
Charlotte
Norfolk
By Valley
Eoc
Mz. Con
Pullman
Loest
Golumbus
Columbus
Excupr Bunday
Lins Bell
Tocems
Ciminnad
Kennisville
Louisville
Morrds Limited
Selif
Jacksonville
Oiz
Bruny
New
Boston
Mde
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Areebe
Bree
W.peerson
Will
McPherson
Plattsburgh
Castoria
Colorado
Utah
California
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
J G. Heijlenbeck
Wilkinson
Essig Bros
Whitehall
Bell
Don Mehan
Fulton County
Dan Howden
J. H. Rutledge
J. 8. James
C. J. Haden
Farmers and Traders’ Bank
T. H. Truitt
Milledgeville
A. L. Haring Yeat Orday
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Harris
Burton Smith
Steve Jatt
L. C. Hopkins
West
Cain Street
West Cain Street
Spring
Williams Streets
Kkitchen
Peachtree Street
North Broad Street
Empireusiness Bureau
J. M. Hiih Co
Georgia
Forida
Triumph
Dallas
Tex
Purity Co
Chicago
Agenta
Neata
Enterprise Mig. Co
Lake It
Texas
Will Sherwood
Eee
Reihhahehin
Ad@resa
Harrison
United States
J. M. Quick Co
Hunter St
Spring St
Edmondson
Frank Hdmondson & Bros
Chenolets
Atlanta, Ga
Luckie St
ER. A. Curtis
Houston Street
West Baker St
Bona Alien’s
Mitchell Street
C_ H
Binity
Millnery
J. F. Leary
Alabama Street
Richards Machine Co
Peters Street
W. T. Crenshaw
N. Pryor Street
Underwood
Remington
Smith Premier
Wagner
Empire
Boley
H. R
B. Turman
Alabama
Baker Street
Also & Cosy
Pine Street
Snep
Morth Avenue
Turman
Corner Broad
West End
Edward Wison
M. L. Thrower
Forsyth Street
Union Depot
Constitution
Broad
Alabama Streets
Heine
B. Turman & Co
Alabama Sts
Faone
Smith
Crown
Angilus
Address Angelus
Margolius & Co
Mra. c. C. Smith
Bullards
HALL
East Alabama St
Quick
P. H. Snook & Austin Fur
Bona Allen's
Atlanta Brewery
Capital City National Bank
Fourth National Bank
H. H. Brown
Edgewood Avenue
Lmno
T. J. Kelley
J. C
J. G. Evins
Atlanta Discount CO
Tempia Court
W. Carson
South Broad
Edgar Dunlap
Prudential
Tolman
O.T
J. T. Holleman
EL &. McCandless
Kiser
Este Ene R. C
Desaussure
Room Tea
Sila
Okra
Brown & Allen
Lanier & Lanier
Lanier Southern Busines College
Lanier
Peachtree
Marietta
D. Grane & Co
Columbus Bugsy Co
E. D. Crane & CO
Forsyth St
Pata
Mmeerg
Julius Ro Watts
Tafter
Hemkov
Arriva
Jonesboro
Savannah
Hopeville
Hapeville
Wes
Atlantic
Nashville
Nashville - Marietta
Mariette
Memphis - Marietta
West Point
Montgomery
Montgomery Elma
Montgomery Gelma
Gelma
Larrar
Braboard Air Line
Clinton
Ahington
Elinton
Norfolk Georgia
Ilway
Weilserney
Tariotta
Cept
Bundy
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