Officials Urge Ward Election Plan in City Charter Talk
A charter revision session debated prohibiting electioneering by city officials not elected by the people. The committee also reconsidered ward representation, weighing one alderman per ward versus citywide election, with adjournment to next Tuesday. West End reactions and legal questions over ward lines were noted. The meeting discussed future reports and potential new matters, including further charter sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Hillyer
H. Cabaniss
Mr. Cabanias
Committee On
Narre
Cabaniss
Charles Barrett
Reed
Les Cing Fleurs Silver Pattern Highlighted for Gifts
The catalog notes Les Cing Fleurs as one of many rich silver patterns favored by gift donors. It lists scores of designs available for table and sideboard use, spanning from affordable to very costly options.
Maier & Berkele at Whitehall Street Sale Notice
A brief listing shows Maier and Berkele at 1 Whitehall Street with references to WHHOHIVE. The repeated line underscores the same address and entity in a terse ad style.
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Maier & Berkele
Whitehall Street
Miss Anne Wallace Elected Treasurer of ALA
Miss Anne Wallace of Atlanta elected treasurer at the American Library Association congress closing in Magnolia Mississippi. The Carnegie Library librarian in Atlanta is credited with leading library improvements and receiving national recognition for her efforts. Magnolia dispatch notes Dr James K Hosmer of Minneapolis as president for next year and highlights Miss Wallace’s prominent role in convention discussions.
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Anne Wallace
Atlanta
American Library Association
Magnolia
Miss Wallace
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Prisoner Akins Collapses In Court After Moonshining Sentence
Calloway Akins of Gwinnett county pleaded guilty to moonshining and shooting at Government Detective Ware. Judge Newman sentenced him to two years in the federal penitentiary and a $500 fine. the prisoner swayed, fainted, and was carried to the prison bench for restoratives. He had prior arrests for illegal distilling but no prior convictions.
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Calloway
John KR. Ware
Akins
Hell
Bar Association Meeting Postponed to July 3
The Georgia Bar Association postponed its meeting to July 3 due to the Democratic State Convention on July 2. The three day session will begin July 3 at 10 a.m. at Warm Springs, with Hon. Charlton E. Battle delivering the opening speech. Topics include relieving the supreme court from criminal cases and the creation of district and criminal courts of appeals.
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Georgia Bar Association
Charlton E. Battle
Columbus
Association
Warm Springs
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Appeals
District Courts of Appeals
Working 24 Hours a Day Dr Kings New Life Pills
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims millions are always busy with the pills and that they banish sick headache drive out malaria never gripe or weaken and that they taste nice and cost 25 cents at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col Tutt
Southern Railway Offer To Minneapolis July 4 6
Round trip fare from Atlanta to Minneapolis plus 2.60 membership fee. Tickets valid for return until July 4, with 60 cents extra to extend to October 1 1902 after ticket deposit with joint agent in Minneapolis by July 14. Sleeping car berths available. contact Southern Railway office Kimball House or D P A J C Beam Jr in Atlanta. Overnight Sundays and Mondays at Tybee. 6 00 round trip Saturdays via Central of Georgia. Tinker offices 16 Wallet and Union Depot.
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Atlanta
Minneapolis
Minn
Southern Railway
National Educational Association
Southern B
Kimball House
Main
J. C. Beam, Jr
Tyhee
Vis
Central of Georgia Railway
Tinker
Wallet
Union Depot
No Whisky Can Be Sold In Clay County Four Years
Attorney General Boykin Wright ruled that Clay county must remain dry for four years. The local option law cannot override the dispensary ban, delaying any new election or licensing until the period ends.
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Boykin Wright
Clay County
Fort Gaines
sa~Joong
Ola
Biegal
Indictments of Atlanta Railroad Men Shock City
Twelve railroad executives and five railroads face federal indictments over alleged cotton rate pooling and anti trust violations in Atlanta. Warrants will be issued and bonds set at five thousand dollars per person. trials to be held at the fall term in the U S district court.
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United States Grand Jury
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Trailroad
S. E B. Magill
Georgia Railroad
R. J. Cheatham
Seaboard Air Line Railway
J. A. Sams
Western and Atlantic Railroad
A F. Parrott
Southeastern Freight Association
HE. C. Pritchard
W.W. Finley
E. A. Nell
Southern Railway
Washington
Charles A. Wickersham
R. E B. Lutz
Montgomery
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
H. F. Smith
Nashville
Thomas K. Scott
Freighe
A G. Jackson
Augusta
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Seaboard Air Line
West Point
The
Georgia Railroad Company
Poor Watch
Marchand
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. H Beatty
Beatty, Hobson & Beatty
Grand Jury
W T. Newman
United States Court
March
John A Marchand
Washington, D. c
W. L. Massey
George J. Bell
Constitution
Custom House
Jessie Morrison on trial again for Canties murder
A jury in Eldorado Kansas completed the panel for a third trial of Jessie Morrison for the 1900 murder of Mrs. Olin Castle. Morrison is charged with slashing Mrs. Castle’s throat with a razor after two prior juries. one disagreed and the second convicted her for ten years, but the verdict was reversed on a technicality.
Up in Minnesota The Women Know How
A Minnesota woman explains how Grape-Nuts improved her health and appetite after illness. She details weight gain from 102 to 122 pounds in two months, renewed digestion, and better memory after using Grape-Nuts with cream, inviting publication of her name. Delicious recipes for warm weather desserts accompany each package.
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Minnesota
B. Bredrickson
Center City
Minn
Clearings Rise in Atlanta Week Over Year
The Atlanta Clearing House Association reports for the week ending June 2 a total increase of 141,628.48 over the same week last year, underscoring steady business growth and prosperity. A prominent Atlantean attributes the rise to strong health conditions drawing people to Atlanta, boosting relocation and development. Take RU-TER-BA to regulate the liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Atlanta
America
Passing Throng Opens Museum Like Law Office Display
A long feature describes a Georgia law office turned private museum with trials mementos and a Chattanooga wreck photograph. It recalls a Paterson New Jersey riot report and notes reporter risks, then lists several visitors and officials in Atlanta including Dr N V Robertson and Hon BE Rainey with travel to the city.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Auit
Mayor Mims Faces Vote Over Charter Committee Change
City politics center on a veto clash as Mayor Mims may veto a resolution expanding the charter committee and adding twenty eight citizens to the panel. If signed, council will elect new members. if vetoed, a new resolution may extend the committee’s time. The charter process nears July 1 with work incomplete and key questions to revisit.
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Mims
Woodward
Charter Revision Committee
Winn
Pute Hla
Charter
Charter Committee
Jast
Wild Runaway on Peachtree Injures Oscar Rays Mare Flies
Oscar Ray, famed horseman, was badly bruised in a runaway on Peachtree street yesterday afternoon. A black mare bolted with a companion riding, overturning the buggy for two or three blocks. The mare freed herself and halted quietly, the harness still tangled on her legs as bystanders calmly took charge.
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Oscar Ray
Peachtree
Peachtree Street
Mr. Ray
Farlinger
Mr. Yay
Mara
White Sewing Machine Co Moves to No 142 Whitehall St
The White Sewing Machine Co has relocated from the M. C. A. building to 142 Whitehall Street corner Trinity Avenue Bombay and offers a large stock of White sewing machines for cash or on easy terms. Also a full line of supplies for any machine. Call and see them. The address is No 142 Whitehall Street, corner Trinity Avenue.
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White Sewing Machine Co
Whitehall At
Trinity Ave
Whitehall St
Cor
Store Your Silver Before You Leave Town This Summer
Don’t let afterthoughts become regrets. Before leaving town for the summer, store your silver trunks and valuables with us to keep them out of reach of possible calamity.
Paine's Celery Compound Promised Health for Women
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous prostration and general debility in women. It claims to purify blood, build the nervous system, and restore sound sleep with testimonies from Mrs. Mary M. Myers of Baltimore Ohio about overcoming eight years of illness after physician failures. It also suggests benefits for mothers and children.
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Paine
Mary M. Myers
Baltimore
Ohio
White man attacked by Black assailant at Piedmont park
J W Struck, a white truck farm worker for William Hoyt near Piedmont park, was seriously cut by four Black individuals yesterday noon. Struck sustained deep wounds to the head throat and back, with a knife found in the assailant’s hand. police are searching for the attacker. Dr Jarnigan said the injured are not considered dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Struck
William Hoyt
Piedmont Park
Struck
W. CG. Jarnigan
Bijou Musical Comedy Company bids farewell to Atlanta
The Bijou company ends a two month run at Grand Opera house tonight and departs on the midnight train. They will return when the new Bijou theater opens in the fall to present My Friend from India with Eva Burnham Mary Marble Little Chip and others. The Columbia Theater is being renovated by Jake Wells and will host the Bijou company in the fall under the Bijou name.
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Bijou
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Friend
India
Eva Burnham
Mary Marble
Little Chip
Otis Harlan
Migs Bdra Warner
Columbia
Jake Wells
Maybelle McCrary Threats Led to Knife Seizure in Cell
Mrs Bohnefield, police matron, heard Maybelle McCrary mutter about cutting her throat and found a pocket knife on her. Examined by Dr Hurt, she is deemed insane and moved to Tower awaiting lunacy trial. Papers filed and possible immediate trial. travel note mentions $2 Chattanooga return on Western and Atlantic train leaving Atlanta depot June 24.
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Maybelle McCrary
Hurt
John R. Wilkinson
Died in Prison on Devil's Island Departure of Dallas Visitors
Victor Nimault, the French inventor of an early multiple transmission telegraph system, died in Cayenne prison just after a pardon arrived too late. His rival Baudot system prevailed in France, though Nimault's method was later found superior. A Dallas business party heads to Washington to invite President Roosevelt on his southwestern tour.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Devil's Island
Cayenne
France
Victor Nimault
M Baudot
Loubet
Nimault
Dallas
Washington
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
President Roosevelt
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Hillyer
West End
West Find
Committee On Elections
J. R. Smith
Mir. Smith
Captain English
Bims
Hugh Inman
Mr. Dodd
Geo. S. Lowman
Empire Bide
Gregory Dewwollant
Russia
Mexico
DeWollant
Mexico City
Helen Tisgel
Hansen
Vrpape
Hiss Wallace
National Library Association
BAR Association Meeting
Jessie Morrison
Paterson
N. J
Harry Harris
Call
Harris
N.V. Robertson
Georgia
National Ecelectic Medical Association
Milwaukee
Robertson
BE. L. Rainey
Dawson News
Rainey
Terrell County
Charles G. Pearce
Jacksonville
Kimball
J. A. McDuffie
Brunswick
the Aragon
T. W. Crutchfield
C. F. Wood
Ala
Thomas 5
Kenan, Jr
Savannah
Aragon
Ww. J. Griffin and
H. H. Arrington
Rome
A. L Golden
Joan T. Fleming
Bainbridge
G. D. Blount
Barnesville
R. G. Crawder
Stinson
Countil
Bombay
Leolie’s Weekly
Fee
Orient
Globe
Wea
Title Guarantee & Trust CO
Empire Building
Paine’s
Z. W. Struck
Mant
Atlanta Union Depot
Furie
Quratock
Hirsch
Loce Agency Banister’s Fine Shoes
Circuit Court OF the United States
Florence Delbi
billie Kate Deth Clary_e
Elizabeth A. Fleck
Bia
Elizabeth Fleck
Dilzabeath A. Fleck
Atlanta Constitution
Eligabeth A. Fleck
United States of America
Northern District
British and American Mortgage Company, Limited
Albert H. Dethl
Theresa Devi] Rose
Florence Deihl Miller
Kate Dethl Clary
United States
Elizabeth A Fleck
District of
Melville W Fuiler
Fuller
Cleri
Doe Ellis
Wimbish & Bdlis
Selicitora
Equitable Life Assurance Society
R. . Foreman
Equitable Building
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