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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1901

Page

7

Howell denounces aldermen over Peters street franchise fight

Captain Evan P. Howell addresses Aldermen Kilpatrick Welch and Pierce, denouncing amendments aimed at killing the Peters street franchise for a competing line. He argues the defeat harms Atlanta, cites public support for a viaduct and modern streetcar, and calls for a legislature to resolve compensation terms before January. He asserts city interests over corporate monopolies and pledges to stand with the people.

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Fourth Ward Committee Slates Alderman Welch Allegations

The Fourth Ward Committee accuses Alderman M. M. Welch of breaking pledges to support street railroad competition and accuses him of 21 year and 50 year franchise schemes favoring the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company and the Atlanta Railway and Power Company. It charges concealment, bias, and deliberate manipulation to kill Boulevard and Peters Street franchises, urging public scrutiny and vows to persist until justice.

Fourth Ward Citizens’ Committee Welch M. M. Welch Atlanta Rapid Transit Company Tranait Company Atlanta Railway and Power Company Turing Hunter Street Forrest Avenue Smyatn Boulevard Extension Atvveara Capitol Avenue Boulevard Atlanta Tantd Franatt Company Capital Avenue Atlanta Railway Aeme Pierce Hlm Peters Street Atlanta Route Traffic Euclid Avenue Augusta Cherokee Jet Railway and Power Company Rapid Transit Company Raiway and Power Company J. Frank Beck J. B. Nulson TB. Williams Jrc Lo Perrier Pof Clarke Ho AL Kellam Francs CART Stanfon WIT Kon Wer Fravenel Wloh Warns Carey Crane Crag T Hopkin Fourth Ward Committee

How Atlanta Keeps Cool in Summer Weather

A historical column argues against trivial how to keep cool pieces and praises authoritative discussion. It highlights Atlanta’s cooling options via trolley rides to suburbs, noting increased streetcar travel, popular routes like Decatur, Lakewood, and Brookwood lines, and peak use between 4 and 6 PM with extended Sunday service to offer relief from heat.

Atlanta Decatur Lakewood East Point Brookwood Grant Park East Lake

Keeping Cool in Atlanta On A Hot Sunday

The piece surveys summer habits in Atlanta with emphasis on beverages like soda and ice cream, clothing trends, and the rise of electric fans. It notes meat reduction in heat, shirtwaist fashion woes, and the prevalence of cool retreats such as Natatoriums and Piedmont Driving Club, highlighting public spaces, businesses, and social routines aimed at enduring high temperatures.

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One Fare to Dalton and Return Offered by Railroads

Round trip tickets from Atlanta to Dalton and back at half fare apply for the Fifth Regiment encampment on July 1, 22, and 23, with a dual unit on July 24, 1902, signaling available comforts and travel options to attendees.

Dalton Atlanta Dallon Fifth Regiment Chattanooga Lookout Mountain

Southern railway round trip offers to Buffalo and Niagara Falls

Detriot and return rail fare advertised for July 23, 2, and 24 with final deposit by August 1. Promoted as a cheap trip to the lake region via the Southern railway direct line, stressing quickest travel and a chance to visit Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Includes other travel offers and local promotions with various prices and vendors.

Detroit Southern Railway Brotherhood of St. Andrew Great Lake Region Buffalo Niagara Falls Brooke Morgan I A Atlante

Trolley Franchise Plans Promising Universal Fare Reform

A proposal outlines a trolley franchise extending over streets designated by JT. three cent fare and free transfers are intended as universal rules nationwide soon, unless corruption blocks implementation.

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