Remaking Atlanta Streets Linked to Viaduct and Bridge
A long city article describes major Atlanta improvements including the Washington Street viaduct and Nelson Street Bridge, widening approaches and the Boulevard culvert. It notes costs, contractors, and expected benefits for north south city connectivity and rail operations, with other street changes spurring development.
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Gordon Noel Hurtel
Were
Atlanta
Mr Oder
Tae
Debea Atreet
Stadion Avenue
Washington Street
Beache Etty
Relireans
Oir
Oir, Avenue To Fiedmont Myonve
Georgia Railroad
Clowes
Weabington Street
Waverly Places
Central Avenua
Couruana Street
Gilmer Tt
RiPston
Watch Trouble Trims Pocket and Pride in City
A watch owner faced costly repairs after paying 28 dollars to fix a finding chain, then watched the mechanism fail again. A jeweler’s tinkering failed to locate the fault, while a streetcar mishap left a man named Clarence with a 25 dollar outing bill and a 21 dollar rental dress cost, prompting a loan to cover expenses.
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Ale Jeweler
Bee
Fragments Describe Late Afternoon Hard Rain Impact
Fragmentary OCR notes a late afternoon heavy rainfall that caused damage and disruption. Readable bits mention weather impact and lingering aftereffects, though specifics are unclear due to text damage.
Baggage Case Not Heard in Atlanta Court
Hearing on the temporary injunction targeting the Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company and the Atlanta Terminal Company proceeds with expectations the court will nullify the monopoly in their contract. The Attorney General seeks full relief, noting prior Supreme Court rulings. Associate counsel John L. Hopkins & sons and Arnold & Arnold assist Tart.
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Hart
Iha
Atlanta Bay
Atlanta
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John L. Hopkins & Sons and
Arnold & Arnold
Tart
Russell Will Speak Here on Campaign Outreach in July
A Fulton county speaking tour for Judge Russell Johnson is expected in July with plans for appearances in Atlanta Carnenville Franklin and nearby towns. Campaign manager Walter Russell says the candidate hopes to address voters on campaign issues while asserting support by early delegates to win on the first ballot.
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Walter EB. Brown
Richard N Rowell
Jackson
Fulton County
the Constitution
Walter R. Brown
Russell E
Juda Russell
Atlanta
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Crorgin
Carnenville Frankin Rainty
Jaboon
Fo Villa
Aclock
Jenkinaburg
Candler Succeeds Franks in Atlanta
W D Candler will become chief clerk to the chief surgeon in the United States Army in Washington on July 3. William G Franks leaves Atlanta to join the Census Bureau and move to Washington with his wife and two children after three years of service with the Gulf Department. Frank’s transfer follows his Alabama birth and wide circle of Atlanta friends.
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Gulf
W. W. Gray
Atlanta
Washington
Franks
United States Army
Census Bureau
W D Candler
Allen D Candler
T Wash
Ington
Candler
Bridem
Darneaville
Tranks
Mir
Mra Franks
Department of the Gulf
Sas
Sea Shore
Georgia
Will Pull Out of California
Delaware in an established Philadelphia company announces it will withdraw from California and will not pay more than 79 cents on the dollar in any case while intends to adjust all losses. JW Troon, manager of the western department, is in Chicago overseeing the move and stresses the withdrawal and discount of losses.
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Clarence
Tom
Pan Femelsco
Delaware
Philadelphia
California
JW. Troon
Wretern Department
Chicago
Insurance firms resist 76 cent compromise in 75 cent plan
San Francisco June 10 The thirtytwo insurance companies that rejected the 76 cent compromise offered by sixty one underwriters bureau associates report no new joiners. Insurance Company of North America and Niagara of Newark say they will pay dollar for dollar on their lowest rates.
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San Francisco
Inurance Company of North America
Niagara of Newark
Lowes
Flames Devastate Salt Lake Tribune Office
Fire damaged the upper floors of the Salt Lake Tribune building in Salt Lake City on June 10, destroying valuable machinery and disrupting editorial and mechanical departments. The Evening Telegram will print using other local papers, with estimated losses around 660000.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune
Havary
The
Tribune
Whistles Blow for Work at Sherikee Pittsburg Mines
Sherikee and Pittsburg Mines reopen for work with whistling signaling. Kane and June 16 set as start. mining up to full hoisting of ore. Rev Lamar Beme departs Inez for Europe. Baptist church services to be led in his absence.
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Pittsburg
Kane
Sherokee
Crinna
Coet
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Iusto
Kansas
Pasta
Europe
Clay Is Thanked by R F D Boys Gainesville Georgia
Resolutions adopted by the Rural Free Delivery Carriers Association of the ninth district praise Senator Clay for patriotic service and government outreach to rural families. The group notes Gay has secured annual paid vacation for rural carriers. A copy was sent to Senator Clay and state papers for publication.
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Gainesville
Ninth District
Senator Gay
Georgia
Ninth Congressional District
Henutor Clay
Clay
Wreck on New York Central blamed on open switch
Coroner Tetly reported the New York Central wreck near Eatonton resulted from an open switch, with the bridge and carline unduly exposed. George Sanduser of New York survived injuries among about twenty people hurt as the Atlantic City train plunged through an unguarded track. Officials from Can arcurtor White and Brakeman Hawned Boyce faced scrutiny for negligent handling of the switch.
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York
Times
Red Bank N Jease
Eatonton
George Sanduser
New York
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