Hillard Lee case set for Monday at Atlanta court
Convicted of voluntary manslaughter, Millard Lee’s trial was postponed again in the criminal superior court with Judge John S Candler setting a fresh date for Monday morning. Defense illness prompted the second continuance as attorney Reuben Arnold, Jr. was unavailable. Johnson gets three years for manslaughter after jury verdict with recommendation. The Monnish case against Dr W A Monnish and Rosa Monnish was taken off the docket indefinitely due to Maggie Wooten’s absence and illness. trial to proceed when she can testify.
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Millard Lee
Lilla May Suttles
John S Candler
Criminal Superior Court
Candler
Reuben Arnold, Jr
Arnold
Johnson
James W. Johnson
Fudge Candier
Robert Smith
Exposition Grounds
Charlie Still
Maggie Wooten
Atlanta
First Cotton Blooms From Morris Station Farmer Oliver
Brought in by Farmer Oliver of Morris Station Georgia, the first cotton blooms of the season arrive as Oliver, owner of a seven horse farm, shares a steady, frugal system. He will likely average knee high cotton, grows corn on 160 acres, sells surplus, and plans for a busy but content retirement.
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Oliver
Morris Station
Bufaula
Ala
TB Oliver
Brandel Grant remembered in Columbus as civic concert figure
Mme. Grant, born in Austria, long active in Atlanta and Columbus music scenes, died at her Courtland Street home after a career featuring royal honors from Crowned Heads and charity concerts. She taught until shortly before death, survived by husband A. G. Grant, daughter Mrs. James Hoffman, a brother in England, and left a legacy of musicales and philanthropy. Funeral set at Columbus Catholic Church.
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Brousil Grant
Courtland = Street
Atlanta
A. G.grant
James Hoffman
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Mme. Grant
Austria
Brousit
Brousil
Empress Eugenie
France
Queen Victoria
Mme, Grant
Dublin
Chicago
Mme
Antoinette
America
Charleston
Columbus
Criminal docket opens on Monday in federal court
The federal grand jury resumes after a one month vacation with Monday set for the first criminal case. Preston Wooten, charged with robbing the Seaborn post office in Fulton county, is expected as the lead matter. Other cases include Perry Flaley for Fort McPherson canteen robbery, Ledbetter on a Forsyth distillery charge, Westbrook and Lewis on counterfeiting, Aikin on a distillery and gunfire, Green and Bueller for making illegitimate money, and Dock Harris charged with mailing a prohibited letter.
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United States Circuit Court
United States Grand Jury
United States District Attorney's Office
J J Maddox
Newman
Preston Wooten
Fulton County
Young Wooten
Secret Service
Wooten
Dal
Perry Flaley
Fort McPherson
Ledbetter
Forsyth County
Finley
James Westbrook
James Lewis
Coweta County
Floyd County
Dalloway
Aikin
Gwinnett County
Aiken
Gwinnett
James 4. Green
John R. Buellerove
Hall County
Dock Harris
Broyles
Advertisements Prove News Value At Atlanta Sale
A reader’s reminder that ads drive revenue and draw crowds. The Chamberlin Johnson Dubose store in Atlanta ran twelve columns of ads in The Constitution and drew a packed crowd of women seeking bargains on undergarments shirts and lace. Hottest day of the season did not deter brisk sales proving ads are news to shoppers and merchants alike. Mull’s Grape Tonic Laxative promoted at Jacobs Pharmacy.
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News. Co
Atlanta
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose 1 Company
South
Constitution
Champertin-Johnson-Dutose
Ro Mors
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose Company
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Straw Hats Light and Cool Priced by Weight Statewide
A local store promotes straw hats described as light and cool, with pricing tied to weight. Shoppers are invited to browse the selection and find the best option in stock at affordable rates.
Straw Hat Offers and Regligee Shirts in Atlante
An Atlante shop promotes a $1.90 straw hat and better options with all shapes. Regligee shirts are advertised as essential for comfort, boasting individuality, new patterns and colors. Pleated bosoms or plain.
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Atlante
Essig Bros Clothiers Furnishers Hatters in Whitehall
Essig Brothers clothing and haberdashery shop listed in Whitehall offering menswear, furnishings, hats, and related goods. The ad highlights a department store presence with a broad range of ready to wear and accessories for men.
East Point Cars Alter Service Thursday Due to Heavy Travel
Georgia Railway and Electric announces temporary service changes for East Point cars starting Thursday June 12. East Point to East Point College Park trips will not carry local passengers, with no boarding between Marietta and Gordon streets except to board. Incoming trips will not pick up after Gordon street. Residents along Whitehall Park and Lee streets to Gordon street must use West End cars. a 10 minute schedule minimizes disruption.
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East Point
College Park
Marietta Street
Gordon Street
East Point Hue
Whitehall
Whitehall, Park and Lee Streets, As Far As Gordon Street
Georgia Railway & Electric Co
Campbell Coal and Coke Buys Large Tennessee Coal Lands
The Campbell Coal and Coke Company of this city has acquired 2500 acres of coal lands near South Pittsburg Tennessee from Needmore Coal and Coke of Chattanooga for about 160000 dollars. A Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis branch railroad ten miles long is under construction to the property, with six miles completed and four more to go. The mine is expected to produce around 1000 tons daily once in full operation by August. The property has been opened before and managers express confidence in the coal quality, sending many workers to ready the mine in coming months.
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Campbell Coal and Coke Company
Needmore Coal and Coke Company
Chattanooga
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St Louis
Campbell
Atlanta Concern
Atlanta
Myr. Campbell
Confirmation Service Draws Large Bethel Israel Congregation
A large audience attended the Bethel Israel synagogue confirmation service in Macon on June 12. Rabbi Marcusson led the service, praising six months of effort by the confirmants. Miss Bertha Harris led the opening prayer, with Flora Bend, Harry D. Mount, Palmyre Sommer, Mianette Blum, Milton Lesser, and Myron Nussbaum as others. The event featured beautiful recitations, splendid music, and an eloquent sermon by Rabbi Morgenstein of Cincinnati.
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Bethel Israel
Macon
Thera
Beth Israel
Marcusson
Harry D. Mount
Palmyre Sommer
Mianette Blum
Milton 4
Lesser
Myron Nussbaum
Morgenstein
Cincinnati
Mercusson
Georgia Teachers to Chicago for Summer School Trip
Georgia teachers and friends from Alabama and South Carolina will travel from Atlanta to Chicago by rail, June 16 to 17, via Rome Dalton Chattanooga and other routes, with a sleeper to Cincinnati and onward. The group will lodge at the Kimball house at a low rate, with meals on board optional. Officials expect an enjoyable trip, led by Prof Brown and a Georgia Club president, with special rail arrangements and early breakfasts. Tickets from Atlanta at $21.40 round trip, sales June 16, with extensions to Oct 1, 1902 possible. Also notice of discounted Knoxville summer school fares via Southern Railway with flexible return limits. A separate report notes Albert Mathews, a 21-year-old negro, arrested in Griffin for assaulting a 12-year-old girl. Dorothy South, a new book by George Cary Eggleston, is advertised.
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Georgia
Chicago
University of Chicago
Alabama
South Carolina
Kimball House
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Rome
Dalton
Chattanooga
High Bridge
Lexington
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Monon
Indianapolis
F. Brown
Oxford
Professor Brown
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Ry
City Ticket Office
Kimball House Corner
Phons
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Main
J. Cc. Beam
Griffin
j—Albert Mathews
Losto Brunswick
Columbus
Birmingham
Memphis
Kansas City
Charlotte
Dangilio
Richmond
Washington and Southwestern
Washington
New York
NPN
Macon
Norfolk
Pullman
MNO
Columbua
Air Line Bell
Toccoa Y
Ciminneti
Louisville
Anniotog
Florias
Jacksonville
Brunswick
U. & Fast
Boston
Kimbal House
Union Depot
Remorsh Strikes Prisoner in Juvenile Killing Trial
In Tuscaloosa on June 12 social news covers the preliminary trial of Robert Knight for the killing of William Jennings Sunday night. The defense argues premeditation and that Knight, a 17 year old, called Jennings out and stabbed him to death amid alleged bravado. The jury heard a dimic to two parties and the ball was refused. Knight, age 17, defended by his father, displayed remorse as he faces the court.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Robert Knight
William Jennings
Justes Carnon
Jennings
Pitigus
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Castgoria
Che
F. D. Reynolds
Mansfield
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Montgomery
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W. T. Sheshan
Ira Champion
Bousil
Ferme
Courtland Street
Hany
Federal Grand Jury
Datisea-Paxon-Stokes Co
Essig Bros
Campbell Company
Tennessee
Sovereign
Hollis
Gibson
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George Cary Eggleston
Miller
Marietta
Piedmont
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Currier
Pine Streets
Sheehan
Calhoun Street
John J. Woodside
North Bread Street
Richards Machine Co
Peters St
Barber College
St. Louis
New Orleans
Lummer
Hiochs Brothers
Fernwood
Miss
Decatur Street
Moncerief Plumbing & Tining Co
R L
Moncrief
Fla
Interstate
Whitehall Street
Empire Business Bureau
Hudgins Ib
Business Personals
Harrison
Southern Press
United States
Southern
Austell
Karson & Co
Fifth Ave
Pittsburg
Roberts Coal Co
Mulberry Street
Marietta Paper Mills
Atlanta Seed Co
South Broad Street
Aoe
O. B
Hagap Bros. Co
Houston Star
W. J Oliver & Co
North Cherry Street
Nashville
C. H. Smith
White Hickory Wagon Mfg. Co
South Broac St
Walton Sf
Bell Phone
Spore Mountain
Stone Mountain
Marriott’s
Central Park
Goldheart
Cottage City
Mass
J. H. Vinning
Junction Hillard
Decatursts
Underwood
Wagner Typewriter Co
Empire Bidg
Remingtons
Smith
Agner Typewriter Co
Empire
Mr. Thrower
South Forsyth Street
Charles D. Barker
Bellphone
Nich &R
West Ind
G. J. Dallas
Smith. Bell
Lucile Ave
Elty
White Hickory Wagon
Mig. Co
Goodyear
J.T. Holleman
West Alabama
Equitable Oan and Security Company
Equitable
Weyman & Conners
Schaul
May
Peachtree
Decatur
NOTHS
Oscar & Chan
A. Davia
Hugewood Ave
Kennedy Loan Co
Tolman
J. T. Holleman
McCandless
Kiser
Atlanta Discount CO
Temple Court
Peachtree Street
Peters Street
Atlanta, Ga
C. H. Rowan
North
Milwaukee
Wis
Whitehall St
Ee East Point
Car One
W. M. Scott
G& N. Broad of
Yarbrough
W. M'Nbhal, JR
J. C
J. G. Evins
Sign Printing
Eee
E. D. Crane & Co
Forsyth St
Columbus Bugsy Company
Wu Ting- Res
Wahp
Aime
Mr. Fang-ting-Wu
CRANE
al. EB. D. Crane & CO
Atlanta Dental Parloes
Lanier
Atlanta Dental
Cornet Peachtree
Marietta Gtreete
Fiasf Dentistry
Peachtreg
Hawkes
Deepsy
Sowie
Coben Owines
Balidingy Atinnes, Bae
Ualius R. Watts & Con, Jewelers
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Medical
Hi JY Son
Camels
We of
Paneig Reais
Ilwayt
Renger
Followti Union
Ee Central OF Georgia
Depar Genesboro
Jonenbore
Savannah
Jonenboro
Hapeville
Ami
Jonesboro
Hopeville
Atlantic
Martletts
Atlanta and
West Point
Montgomer
Selma
LaGren
LaGrange
Beabdard Air Line
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Clinton
cAugusta
Saurus
Fotham Conyers
Lithonias
Covington
Augusta
Saugusta
Conyers
Lithonia
Augusto
R. R
Sam
Astoria
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