Mill Men Sue Cotton Buyer Over Contract Price
The Pelzer Manufacturing Company of Palzer, S.C. sues cotton buyer H. C. Poulain of Harmony Grove, Ga, for $12,000, claiming 1,900 bales contracted at 3.5 to 8.5 cents per pound were not delivered as market prices rose from October to December 1900. The suit argues damages equal the difference between contract and December market prices, with Pelzer seeking a ruling on bona fide nature of the contract.
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United Court
Pelzer Manufacturing Company
Palzer, C
Issutwe H.C Poultain
Harmony Grove
BE. A. Smyth
United States Industrial Commission
H. C. Poultain
Pelzer Mills
H. ©. Poulain
Pelzer Company
Smyth, Lee & Frost and
Barkham &Watkins
Anderson, D. C
Harris Sues for 5000 Damages Against Atlanta Railway
Robert Harris through attorney C D Maddox sues the Atlanta Railway and Power Company in city court for 5000 damages alleging a conductor ejected him from a car after a fare dispute. He claims abusive language and threats, forcing him to walk over a half mile in the rain, and humiliation from the conduct and ejection.
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Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Robert Harris
Maddox
Harris
Jonesboro Road
McDonoush Crossing
Whitehell
Fair Streets
National Railway Building and Loan receiv er ordered to pay debenture stock
United States Circuit Judge Don A. Pardee ordered the receiver for the National Railway Building and Loan Association to pay 3 percent on debenture stock to stockholders holding no security. The receiver lacks funds to pay all at once but will pay as funds warrant. The receivership suit was filed April 5, 1890, with D. B. Stancliff named receiver.
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National Railway B
L. Association Ts
United States
Don A. Pardee
National Railway Building and Loan Association
Mle
D. B. Stancliff
Harness Makers Picnic At Buford With Address
Harness Makers Union plans a picnic today at Buford. A large turnout is expected with a barbecue feature. Jeroge Jones, a notable Isbor leader, will deliver an address during the daylong event.
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Buford
Jerome Jones
Jergme Jones
Isbor
Watches That Keep Time By Patek Philippe
Patek Philippe watches offer years of faithful exactness and precision. If you own one, you possess watch perfection. We invite you to view their craftsmanship and lasting performance.
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Patek-Philippe
Child Lilly Elliott Story Sparks Desertion Mystery
Police traced eight year old Lilly Elliott after she was taken in by George Gann at 161 Wells Street amid claims of desertion by her stepmother. The girl told a vivid tale of a broken home, dead father, and starvation, while officers verify details and seek a definitive history. The case prompted the Chief to place her in the Home for the Friendless as investigators pursue trustworthy leads.
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Lilly Eliott
Greer
Wells Street
George Gann
Gann
Offerr Gloer
Lilly Elllcott
Balk
Lilly Elliott
Lillie
the Constitution
Lve
Ella Street
Mary Eliott
Sam D. Billott
Eaid
Walker Street
Texas
Mr. Gann
Mhe
Dr Kerfoot Improves as Physicians Grateful
Dr Franklin H Kerfoot, at his residence 51 West Fifth Street, was reported last night to be considerably improved after a day of noticeable change. His condition remains serious though stable, with Dr J B Batra and Dr Hunigr Cooper overseeing his care.
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Franklin H. Kerfoot
West Fifth Street
J B. Batra
Kerfoot
Hunigr Cooper
Tharagay
Prominent Charlestonian Discusses Coming Exposition
Andrew Simonds of Charleston arrives in Atlanta on a business mission tied to the Charleston exposition. He notes his mother heads the women’s department and urges a model hotel to handle crowds, warning current hotels cannot accommodate more than about 1,000 visitors. He predicts the exposition may be the largest in the South, with products from the southern states and the West Indies showcased. The exposition gates are set to open December 1.
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Andrew Simonds
Charleston
D. C
Atlanta
Simonds
Mr. Simonds
West Indies
Simanda
Missing Adoped Daughter Berta Jackson Reported By Father
R S Flowers told police his adopted daughter Berta Jackson, eleven, has not been seen since last Wednesday afternoon from Teal Poplar Spring home. He says he does not know her whereabouts and suspects possible kidnapping. Police and a lookout are active. Flowers recalls they treated her kindly.
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S. Flowers
R. S. Flowers
Berta Jackson
Flowers
Sue i
Sixty two tips presented at Girls' High School graduation
The 1901 Class of Girls' High School held a graduation at the Grand Opera House. Sweet girl graduates appeared splendid, and the audience was large and filled with admiration for the exceptionally bright young women who were part of the ceremony.
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Grand Opera House
the Grand
Zemilie
Adele Manly
Condition of Dr Kerfoot Worsens After Trip to New Orleans
Dr Kerfoot has been bedridden for about four weeks and grew worse after returning from the Southern Baptist convention in New Orleans where throat trouble and grip affected him. Though largely unwell, he was rational yesterday and spoke with family members. Friends await news as hopes rise for improvement.
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Kerfoot
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Hiness
New Orleana
Music Teachers to Meet in Chattanooga Convention
The Southern Music Teachers Association holds a three day convention in Chattanooga from Tuesday to Thursday with sessions at the auditorium. Atlanta teachers are expected to attend and members should remit dues to Treasurer B Davis at 72 West Peachtree Street. A rail rate of one and one third for round trip is set. The program features concerts, papers on music education, voice culture and teaching methods, a Lookout mountain visit, and a grand concert with noted pianists and violinists. Admission to the opening concert is free.
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Chattanooga
Southern Musa Teachers’ Association
South
Chattanooga Xguditorium
Atlanta
B. Davis
West Peachtree Street
Chaittanvom
Lola Stock
A. Dickey
LG. Walker
W. HE. Pratt
HW. Ormsby
Smith
Joseph Cadek
Wir. Thomasson
Ghorna
Or Sheatra
Albert H. Moorehead
S.b
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
Chattanooga Music Club
Sehubart Club
Woman's Chorus
Theodore Bohlmenn
Cincinnal
Charles Washburn
Birmingham
Phutaday
Lookout Mountain
Bianca Noa
the Mountain
Messrs
Armin W. Doerner
Henri G. Andres
Frank Nelson
Knoxville
Joseph “Cader
Chattadooga
Orgain
Commencement Exercises At Local School Showcase Diplomas
The theater brimmed with a bright audience as sixty two seniors in white dresses received diplomas in the literary and commercial courses. The program featured prayers, choruses, essays, recitals, a pantomime, and a diploma presentation by Hoke Smith, with students listed by name including Minnie Abel Kath leen Thirze Askew Medora Reeves Askew and many others.
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Voyagers
Iallie Blackford
L. C
Tay
Suwanee River
Luele Stephens
Deliter
Feliciter
Minnie Abel
Kathleen Thirze Askew
Medora Reeves Askew
Annie Stoney Barnaell
Ethel Beane
Louise Bell
Hattie Gaston Blackford
Mary Ross Burruss
Aline Clayton
Annabel Longley
Emilie Gimphreya Manly
Etta Madsell
Killian
Ethel Moore
Hihel Hy
McKie
Katie Louisg McKie
May Eugenia Paget
Dare Parks
Hlattle
Louise Peavy
Jewel Randall
Maude
Brody Bertha
White
Margaret Burton Whiteside
Emeliza Wood
Julia Wright
Marguerite Zuber
Public Schools at Atlanta Need Immediate Aid
Estelle Auerbach and classmates showcased an elementary program led by Professor Davis and Hoke Smith, who urged voters to back increased school facilities. He outlined Atlanta’s underfunded system, noting seven years without new schools, 12 percent of city revenue to education vs 22 percent in other cities, and looming teacher cuts without more funds.
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Davis
Aline Clayton
Staton
Hoke Smith
Mr. Smith
Atlanta
Smith
Board of Education
Boulevard School
Mrr. Smith
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St Louie
Kansas City
Sehant
Juletty Admitted to U S Bar in Covington and Washington
Admitted to the United States Bar, attorney A D Meader and R C Norman admitted by Judge Newman to practice in the U S court. Meader, Norman, and firm Meersman listed in Covington and Washington, Georgia, with Juletty sold by Miller at 20 Marietta.
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Juletty
Miller
Marietta
United States
A D Meader
R C. Norman
Newman
United States Court
Measra
Meader
Woreman
Covington
Washington, Ga
Teachers Will Be Elected By City Board Of Education
The Board of Education meets at 10 o clock to elect teachers for city public schools. About seventeen vacancies will be filled and over twenty additional teachers will be elected. Promotions within the current staff will be announced. Next year’s new force will be drawn from about two hundred applicants based on May exam scholarship.
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Board of Education
Central Presbyterian Sunday School Outing at College Park
Central Presbyterian Sunday school plans an outing at College Park with a woods excursion. A train carrying picnickers departs the depot at 9 p.m. and returns at 5 40 p.m. Preparations are extensive and no fares will be charged on the train.
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Bienie
College Park
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
Supreme Court docket June 7 1901 Georgia listings
The Supreme Court of Georgia on Friday June 7 1901 in multiple circuits heard arguments in several cases including Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company v FB Harrison Mrs E H Abmand et al v A Whitaker executor ao Walker Co v W H Hodges Central of Georgia Railway Co v Hugh Grady Leonard Hutcherson v B T L Durden S Corley v Coleman Ellison Penitentiary Co No 2y 1 E & G R Rountree.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Stone Mountain
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Ctal
FB Harrison
E. H .Abmand
Rv. A. Whitaker
J. A. Robson
L. Cofield
Ao Walker & Co
W. H Hodges
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Hugh Grady
Leonard Hutcherson
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Carolina
Petitioner
Whitehall St
Erremive
Strange
Saya
F. H. Kerfoot
Berta
Royal Baker and Pastry Cook
Oztran
Royal Baking Powder CO
William Street
New York
Donald Fraser
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Reem
Estelle Auerbach
Mabelle Gone
Lille Bisas
Wille 2. Hood
Margaret Keepe Jones
Eunice
Elizabeth Landrum
Ida Miller
Marie Adele Manly
Taura May Picard
Pearte Mildred Ray
Allee G Sutton
Edith Shuthafer
Loulac B. Street
Mattie Burn Wolcott
Annie " Clayton
Mattie Cunningham
Fay Lanner
Burs Wolcott
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, MD
Bie
Suse
A. K. Hawkes
Atlanta Onticlen
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