Piedmont Loan Boss Mathews Faces Embezzlement Charges
Grand jury returns three presentments against W A Mathews former president of Piedmont Loan and Banking Company alleging embezzlement larceny after trust and misappropriation. He is not yet arrested and may be sent back to Atlanta if taken into custody. The case stems from a receiver's examination after the company failed under Judge Lumpkin's order.
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W. A. Mathews
Defence Piedmont Loan and Banking Company
Mathews
New York
Stand Jury
Piedmont Loan and Banting Company
Lump Hin
Frank A. Arnold
A. J. Haltiwanger
Atlanta
Baltimore
Haltiwanger
Lumpkin
Satinkage
Examiner
Kay
Piedmont Long and Banking Company
Atlante
Crest Mathews
Light Criminal Court Docket Opens Under Cauiler Dunton
Judge Cauiler opens the criminal superior court in regular session with a comparatively light docket. About thirty jail cases and several bond cases are listed. The most notable matter is G B Dutton indicted for involuntary manslaughter tied to a railroad wreck. Barry, the soldier who shot Officer Quinn, faces assault with intent to murder.
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Candier—Dunton
John S. Cauiler
Criminal Superior Court
G. B Dutton
Southern Railroad
Dinton
Barry
Quinn
Concert at Ponce de Leon Draws Large Crowd
About 2 000 people attended a Georgia State Band concert at Ponce de Leon Springs last night. The Atlanta Railway and Power Company has invested in improvements around the springs with electric lights enhancing the scene. The Georgia State Band plans more Sunday concerts and dancing in the pavilion all week.
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Wight—Place
Georga State Band
Ponce de Won Springs
Atlanta Railway and Power Com_ny
Georgia State
Council May Act on Atlanta Rapid Transit Petition Near Forrest Avenue
City council meets this afternoon to consider Atlanta Rapid Transit companys petition to extend its Forrest avenue line from Linden Avenue to Forrest Avenue with a possible track adjustment on Boulevard The mayor will propose selling idle city land and updating weight standards with a new official scale and tests for the city marshal.
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Council
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Forrest Avenue
Arrett Railway Committee
John ©. Reed
Fourth Ward League
General Council
Atlanta Rapid ‘Transit Company
Atlanta Rapid’ Transit Company
Hermeston
Linden Avenue
Arnold Street
Boulevard
Forrest’ Avenue
Petitioner
Rorrest
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Salt Street
Atlanta
Itv
Atlanta Rapid Transit Co
Cherokea Avenue
Meyer Mims
Opi Nion
Jookead
Locat
Committee On
Tega Faye
Marsal Riley
Council Wim
Social Highlights in Atlanta Include Reunions and Events
Miss Rosalind Mitchell returns from Macon where she visited Miss Gladys Parker and Miss Luia Hardeman. Mrs J O Hall and son travel to Thom son Ga to visit aunt Mrs Ad Misa Stellar. Circle No 2 King’s Daughters and Sons plans an excursion ticket sale Tuesday at Southern ticket office Pryor and Wall from 1 to 6:30. George L Ward and wife back from extended western trip and at home at 567 Washington St. Coronel W A Hemphill hosts Hazel Holmes of Macon to a seven course dinner at his Peachtree home, followed by a Grand party with guests Lily Dunlap Burke Sagnett Julia Temphill Paul Turgo Gedartown.
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Rosalind Mitchell
Macon
Gladys Parker
Luia Hardeman
J. 0. Hall and Son
Thomson, Ga
Circle No. 2
King’s Daughters and Sons
Southern Ticket Office
Pryor and
Wall Streets
Robert A. Hemphin, Jr
Hazel Holme
Coronel W. A. Hemphin
Hazel Holmes
Robert A. Hemphill, Jr
Lily Dunlap
Burke Sagnett
Julia Temphill
Paul Turgor
Gedartown
Burial of Richard T Bartee in Hollywood Cemetery
The infant son of Mr and Mrs W T Bartee died Saturday and was buried yesterday afternoon at Hollywood. Rev William E McGlaughan pastor of the Universalist church conducted services. Pallbearers were John F R Grouch Louis Saloshin Wade P Harding and Charles P Agricola. Missionary and Aid Society To Meet at 4 pm at Mrs J B Nelsons home 304 Boulevard. Hugh Comer Howell born last night at 1 Peachtree Street named for late Mr Hugh Comer of Savannah, father of dear Clark Howell.
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Richard T. Bartee
W. T. Bartee
Hollywood
Wiliam E McGlaughan
The
Universalist Church
John FR. Grouch
Louis Saloshin
Wade P. Harding
Charles P. Agricola
Clark Howell
Hugh Comer Howell
Peachtree Street
Hugh Comer Howel
Bean
Ilieh
Comer
Savannah
Diray Clark Howell
Bald head frightens town as burglar scare ends in wager reveal
At 26 Smith Street, Call Officers Tibbs and Dobbs found Herbert Elliott with a shaved crown after a bet. A crowd of excited women mistook him for a burglar, but he explained the wager and was identified by voice, ending the scare.
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Tibbs
Dobbs
W. R. Elliot
Smith Street
Herbert Eliott
Herbert
Folka
Elliott
Western and Atlantic Railroad
West Hind
Effiott
Crops in Bad Shape in Southwest Georgia
John W. Forrester of Lee County writes to Commissioner Stevens from Albany on June 14 1901 describing drought cold rain and hail that ruined cotton stands and delayed growth. He says acreage did not increase and many farmers lack funds with some surrendering crops. He notes similar hardship across neighboring counties and reports persistent rain and poor prospects for an early harvest.
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C. B. Stevens
John WW. Forrester
Lee County
Albany, Ga
Stevena
Atlanta
Andi
Albany
Sohn W. Forreste
Sporting Spirit Strong in Our Cuban Cousins
In Havana on June 10, a Cuban observer notes sports grown popular after the American occupation. Bull fighting waned while cockfighting, baseball, and other amusements rise, with baseball drawing big crowds and bets. Umpiring earns respect, and locals travel to markets with roosters as part of daily life. Football and golf struggle, horse racing gains shallow traction, and wheels on bikes remain rare amid urban and country contrasts.
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Havana
Spain
Turana
Iris Submman
Tarvaruls
Trence
Pinar del Tiro
United States
Almendares Park
Coluneumy
New York
Columbia Barracks
Witter
Ha Vana
Prado
Fort
la Furrza
Boy Bitten by a Mad Boy in Railroad Scene
A small boy, Richard Perry, was mauled and bitten by a rowdy youth near Bellwood crossing. Police subdued the boy, who allegedly acted like one with hydrophobia, and he was transported to the city barracks for examination. Journal notes describe his prior troubles, including time in the city jail, and recount the officers’ attempts to restrain him as crowds watched in alarm.
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Bellwood Crossing
Chamberand Dunbar
Mewbern
Richard Perry
Clark Street
the Constitution
Turnkey Dobbina
Mike
Beng
Neero
Futrells Join Boyle Stock Company at Grand This Week
Mr and Mrs Jack Futrell become members of Boyle Stock Company at the Grand this week debuting in Charity Ball tonight and Niobe beginning Thursday Others in the cast are seasoned professionals with Mrs Futrell known from prior benefit performances The Futrells are locally known amateur actors and their move to a professional company marks a notable local theater development.
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Jack Futrell
Boyle Stock Company
Futrell
Franklin Couper
Futrel and Wife Stage Team Star in Local Farce
The couple known for acting in Who Kissed My Wife and other productions has long studied stagecraft. He wrote vaudeville farces in New York and has since returned to Atlanta to lead amateur shows. Their proven talent promises strong audiences for their upcoming performances.
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Mr. Futrell
Atlanta
Mgr
Endowment Fund Growth Tied to Peabody Gift
The state university centennial endowment fund rises toward 45000 as Peabody’s 5000 gift boosts totals. Alumni Association notes a $6000 gift added, with expectations of reaching 350000 soon as Atlanta hosts a recent endowment committee meeting.
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Peabody
the State University
Alumni Association
Atlanta
Springs Open For Guests At Mecklenhuag County Virginia
Mecklenhuag County Virginia opens the springs to guests from June 15 to October 1. The proprietor has acquired a notable lithia water spring and promotions reference the old Buffalo Lithia Springs pamphlets. Reports discuss fundraising expectations across congressional districts and a possible pension commissioner appointment for Ro Peters of Kansas.
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Virginia
Pala
Lithia
Thomas H. Buckler
Parla
Buffalo Lithia
Thoms IN Goode
Warctier
H. Clay Evans
Chicago
Temeka
Kans
Ro Peters
Kansas
Washington
Clay Evans
McKintey
Considera Lon
Blue
Peters
Zetere
White House
Aleg
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