Oil as locomotive fuel gains traction on Florida East Coast
The Florida East Coast railway reports successful trials with oil burning on locomotive No 42 replacing coal. The test covered freight and passenger runs between Jacksonville and St Augustine and later a 225 mile trip to Fort Pierce. Oil proves cheaper, reduces smoke, and lowers labor for firemen, prompting plans to outfit all engines. The development follows broader oil field discussions and could influence other southeast railroads.
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Florida East Coast
Texas Oil Fields
Mississippi
Jacksonville
St Augustine
Jacksoni Ne
Fort Pierce
Florida
Walker monument unveiling delayed by Confederate group letter
Major W H Chamberlain of the Eighty first Ohio Infantry regrets he cannot attend the Walker monument unveiling in Atlanta on July 22 due to engagements. He praises wartime reconciliation and honors General Walker, expresses willingness to testify to his valor, and notes his role as Associated Press day correspondent in Cincinnati. Senator A Clay visits Atlanta for constituency matters. Captain W J Kendrick and Captain McC Butler visit from Chickamauga. a large cavalry regiment now stationed there.
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Justus S. Brown
Walker Monument Association
W. H. Chamberlain
Eighty-first Ohio Infantry
General Dodge
Atlanta
Walker
Walker Monument
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ju Hus L. Brown
William H. T. Walker
Ohio Infantry
Chamberlain
Associated Press
A. Clay
Marietta
Washington
W. J. Kendrick
United States Army
Chickamauga
McC Butler
Wiliam @ Elkin, Jr
Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association
Grayson Springs
Elkin
Ekin
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wiliam Dikin, Jr
Louisville
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
South
Alkin
Lancaster
Thomas A Ekin Ho
Southern Drug Journal
Council May Take Up Mayor's Veto On Expenses to League
Atlanta's council faces a short session likely to hinge on a vetoed $300 appropriation for League of American Municipalities delegates. Debates over city warden duties, tax investigator position changes, and potential representation at Grand Rapids loom, with opposition from some council members and Mayor Mims opposing covering travel expenses.
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League of American Municipalities
Lcense
John Collier
Howell
Chapter Commission
Grand Rapids
Atlanta
Mims
Carl Harvil Goes to St Louis to Study Stage
Carl Harvil an Atlanta native has left for St Louis to study for the stage. He is praised for his talent in acting and stage work with strong prospects noted by friends who predict success for him.
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Carl Harvil
West
Atlanta
St Louis
Mr Harvil
Malta Vita Perfect Food Promises Ease for Housewives
An advertisement extols Malta Vita as the perfect food that saves work and worry for housewives. It claims Malta Vita supports life and vigor, requires no cooking, and pairs well with fruit and dairy as a refreshing summer diet. The text also shifts to assorted city notices and brief itineraries from London and various U S towns mentioning names and travel details.
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Malta
Decatur Street Store For Rent On Busy Corner
G W Adair advertises a newly finished 40 by 60 foot store with a large loft, cement floor basement, and plate glass front on Decatur Street. The building is part of a multi-tenant block with lofts above, and the remaining spaces are rented. This last unit offers favorable terms for wholesale or retail business in the city’s premier business street.
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Courtland
Nica
Decatur Street
Decatur
G. W. Adair
Weather Forecast For Several States With Storms
Washington and Virginia expect showers and thunder storms with cooler values in the east. North and South Carolina have showers and storms with warmer conditions forecast later. Florida through Mississippi face showers and thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday with southwest winds. Texas and Arkansas see fast or variable winds and periods of showers and storms.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Miss Lotta Rhodes Weds Edward Linn in Private Ceremony
Miss Lotta Fay Rhodes married William Edward Linn at her mother's home with Rev Dr Tupper officiating in the absence of Rev C B Wilmer. The couple planned a two week bridal tour with close relatives present. Linn, a statistician in the Southern Bureau of Inspection and Statistics, is of age and newly pursuing his career. The notice also advertises Atlanta to Carrollton train times and Crescent hotel renovations at Hurinka Springs managed by Frisco system.
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T. W. Titton
West Cain Street
Lotta Fay Rhodes
Wiliam Edward Linn
Birmingham
C. B Wilmer
St. Luke Church
Tupper
Linn
Southern
Bureau of Inspection and Statistics
Advertised Letter List and Sale at Miller's
A Great Book Sale offers bargains such as 300 and 4.00 weeks at Miller's 39 Marietta St. The Atlanta post office lists an advertised letters weekly for week ending July 29, 1902. Citizens must state advertised and pay one cent per letter. The women’s and men’s lists name numerous named individuals with initials and surnames.
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Miller's
Marietta St. Ee
Atlanta
Minnie Alexander
Willie Athur
Samantha Aarhart
Matilda Brown
Currie Baiy
Mrd Bush
Bessie
Mattie Burden
I. Bennett
Euste Banks
O'R. Byers
Georgia Bryant
Ernest Baker
Sulla Batley
Ella Bell
L Brown
Bessie Clausen
Phoebe Curry
Quineder Catorp
Claude DeLanecy
Annis L Dean
M Frances Deaconess
SF Daniel
Mamie Edwards
Lillie B Evans
Lula Edmondson
Mattie Foster
F A Fickling
L Galey
Minerva Grove
Minnie Joiner
Mies
Carrie Jones
Louise Jackson
Mra J James
Annie P James
Annie James
Mias
Rhea Kelso
Mahala Kennebrow
Lizzie Kirk
M B Kitchen
Kendley
Sarah Long
Mary Love
Margaret Lason
Margaret Lawson
Hallie F Linely
Fannie Lacy
Fannie Lark
Fannie Loo
Ida Chce
Lizzie Magnus
Misa Lizzie Messer
Mamie Mowers
Annie Morgan
Arthur Mason
Lannie Miers
Jennie Martin
Lena Myers
Saille McCulvinton
Minnie Lee Martin
Jennie Miller
Sara Myers
Magele Maloney
Louisa Malone
Annie Nichols
GW Oglesby
Sarah Ogletree
Agnes Perry
Mattie Perdue
Annie Pickens
Ella Quills
Emma Lula Rivers
Harret Redding
Lula Robertson
Bertha Ross
Maggie Robertson
Nellie Reagan
Delia Rush
Emma Smith
Georgie Stewart
Pattee Spivey
Ruby Scott
Mary Styles
Mary Scott
Mary Scott, Mra Maria Singleton
Ruby Stevenson
Julia Sharp
May Sodag*een
Epsie Shivers
May L Stanton
Jennie Taylor
Hattie J Williams
Mra Kettle Willis
Jessie J West
JA Wyty
Ella Walker
Minnie Westmoreland
Sarah Willams
L Yager
M ‘“Agunons
Rap Allen
Cleve
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C Bailey
Augusta, Ga
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Valdosta
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Madison, Ga
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Tennille, Ga
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Tad
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Carrollton
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Broad Street
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Petera St
Savannah
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Asheville
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Mack Daniels
A J Davis
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Robert M McDade
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J C McKie
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J H Nelson
Harry Nolan
J Nichols
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W G Owen
Mitchel Clever
P_Luce Powell
J L Peterson
P T Prentiss
LS Proven
Johan Porter
C H Peacock
Jd. B. Thibadeau
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Madison Square
Turk Cocke
Ted
P Miller
Tate Spring
Tenn
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America
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Southern Railway
Thomas Tomlinson