Mayor Signs But Withdraws Approval On Reconsidered Ordinance
City council hours of debate end with an 8 to 6 vote to adopt Councilman Kontz’s turf exchange ordinance after reconsideration. Mayor Mims had signed Thursday then withdrew approval, saying adjourned meeting rules required action be ready to act, and confirmed no outside influence on his decision.
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Kontz
Pro Vem. Johnson
Peo Tem
Johnson
Finnatiie
Day
Welch
Barrell
Fincher
Lewis
Minchinnett
Terry
Garrett
Adams
Glass
Grady
Hin
Longino
Barrett
Alderman Welch
Amit
Kantz
Mims
Laken
Mayson
Ordinance
Police Committee
Board of Police Commissionere
Gragg
Longing
Council Chamber
Tie
Messrs
Kilpatrick
Fmst
Messig
Hill
Governor's Primary Sparks Wide Interest in Pharmacy Board Race
The governor conducts a unique Georgia ballot to pick a state board of pharmacy member between Dr. H. H. Arrington of Rome and Dr. George F. Payne of Atlanta. Ballots reveal sectional trends, with close contest signals and ample public attention from pharmacists and beyond.
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Candler
Br. George F. Payne
Atlanta
H. H. Arrington
Rome
State Board of Pharmacy
Athens
Boston
State Pharmaceutical Association
Georgia
King
Argrington
Payne
Clyde Line's Boat Apache Sets Maiden Voyage from New York
The steamship Apache, Clyde Line’s latest, left New York on Tuesday June 18 for Charleston and Jacksonville. Built by the Cramp shipyard, launched March 30 1901, it measures 310 by 46 by 30 feet, 15 knots, 3000 tons cargo, and carries 200 passengers above deck with electric fittings and high grade equipment. Its sister Arapahoe will join Clyde Line service in autumn, forming a fleet with the Comanche Iroquois and Algonquin for New York to Charleston and Jacksonville routes.
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New York City
Charleston
Jacksonville
Cramps
Delaware
Alice Eger
Hamburg
Germany
Clyde
New York
Ila
Clyde Steamship Company
Council Reconsideration Passes Amid Turbulent Debate
In a tense meeting Mayor Mims argued for a recall before records are set. Alderman Johnson and Grady led calls to reconsider, leading to a 2 to 7 vote. The measure was reconsidered and referred to committees amid sharp speeches by Kontz and others.
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Mims
Johnson
Kontz
Minchitnett
Grady
Barrett
Day
Mesars
Minchinnett
Terry
Garrett
Adams
Erie Line Sleeper Service To Buffalo Through Cleveland
Effective Sunday the Erie will operate through Pullman sleepers to Buffalo with a Cincinnati departure at 6:25 p.m. and a following morning arrival. The route passes Chautauqua Lake with optional stops in both directions. Pan American tickets include a stopover and berth reservations. contact Cincinnati offices for details.
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Erie
Pullman
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Gary
Chentauqua Lake
Pan-Amer- Lan
Hamaugua Lake
New York
Armegg
Hultalg
Berth Reser
Pan American
Ailante
II. C. Bird
Bele BR
Thirty-fifth Annual Meeting of Georgia Educational Association
The thirty-fifth annual session will meet in Warm Springs starting June 2. President W M Slaton outlines a program with papers on textbooks, library movement, supervision, and teacher training. Sessions include department meetings, discussions led by J M Pound and J Henry Walker, and a highlight address by Governor Allen D Candler on state education obligations.
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Warm Springs
Georgia Educational Association
W. M. Slaton
Weluck
William M. Linton
Atlante
Cox
College Park
Gipson
Coluntius
Stewart
Dahlonega
J.T. Whent
G. G. Bond
Athens
J. M. Pound
Barnesville
J. Henry Walker
Griffin
W. . Wright
Cove Sngion
Normal Echuary
H.C. Branson
Pauline Faorce
Milledgeville
Jf Tilementary
Mien Joasse Snyder
Mise Guanle Brenner
R. Gienn
Atlanta
Allen D. Candler
W. F. Blaton
M. B. Daunis
Eatonton
Educational Association
J. J. Guinn
Coltegs Park
G. B. Nolan
Marietta
C.H. Dowman
Oxfard
Diacugaton
Js. Woodward
B.A. Pound
Waycross
EL. M. Tandrum
V. Sanford
Yoho Gbson
Monroe
Joseph
Some Books for Summer Reading List
Summer reading selection highlights bright, exhilarating titles for idle days. The note mentions a large variety of books, with playful typos and scattered names like Frank Morris and Miller, suggesting a Marietta area shop stocking hardcover options for vacations and outings.
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Morris
Roe
Marietta
Central Property for Sale on North Pryor Street Atlanta
A sale notice for a central parcel opposite the Marion hotel on North Pryor street. Fronting 26 feet with 100 feet depth to an alley, in Atlanta's future business center. Praised as a strong investment with price per front foot below surrounding properties. G. W. Adair invites inquiries for full details.
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Pryor Street
Marion Hotel
Pryor Atrest
Atlanta
G. W. Adair
Classified rental notices for urban buildings and residences
Mixed list of historic rental and sale items includes a two story building with rear side track near Moore Street, brick warehouses near Decatur, two rooms at 25x10 on Peachtree Street, large brick store at 575 Marietta Street, Pryor Street ten room residence, 168 Central Avenue eight room house with water and bath, 46 Capitol Avenue seven room house all with prices ranging from 25 to 50 dollars and mentions of proximity to downtown areas.
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Decatur
Moore Street
Peachtree Street
Marietta Street
Aest Pryor Street
Eplandid
Central Avenue
Austell Family Invited to Evelyn Lachlane Austell Funeral
The friends of Miss Evelyn Lachlane Austell and relatives are invited to attend her funeral from the residence of A E Thornton 61 Penhurst Street Saturday afternoon June 2 at 2 o'clock. Also invited are relatives of Cliften Mogley Gay infant son of Sanford W Gay from 327 Spring Street to 9 29 this morning with interment at West View Cemetery.
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Austell
Evelyn Lochrane
Fell
Br. W
Gay
Sanford W. Gay
W. Morley
A. O. M. Gay
Cliften ‘Mogley Gay
Spring Street
Batsurdas
Weatview Cemetery
Weather Forecast Notes scattered regional rains and winds
Weather bulletin reports Saturday and Sunday conditions across Georgia Virginia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. It notes showers in parts of several states with southerly winds and higher rainfall in some areas. Temperatures and exact timings are uncertain due to data from other stations.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
Florida
Supreme Court of Georgia Arguments and Empire Building Fire
Supreme Court of Georgia heard arguments Friday June 21 1901 in Martin v Reynolds and Hamby Estate Mortgage Company Limited Phite v A R Cooper et al from Hal F OM Johnson et al v M O Gilmer sheriff from Hall WW Clark et al v T Wheatley receiver from Sumter S R Sims v T B Sims from Sumter. Empire Building fire at Broad and Marlitte streets caused by ignition of saturated waste and shavings on the third floor. little timber door and window facing burned. origin unknown and fire department responded.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Martin
Reynolds & Hamby Estate Mortgage Company Limited
Phite
Pirkte Et al
Empire Building
Week End Excursion Tickets to Tybee on Sale
Week end excursion tickets at very low rates are offered by Central of Georgia Railway. Tickets valid for noon, afternoon, and evening trains Saturdays with return by Monday night after sale date. For tickets and schedules contact Central of Georgia agents. Ticket office 16 Wall Street and Union Depot, Atlanta.
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Tybee
Central of Georgia Railway
Wood
Savannah
Colon
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Wall Street
Unian
Atlanta
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HPREA
Georgia Military Academy
College Park, GA
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College of Music
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Music OF Cincinnati
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North Pryor
Ural
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Council
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Clyde Line
Apache
South Georgia Lumber Company
Q. Stewart
W. Hanter St
Madison Ave
Pearl Springs
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Soak Oe Pat Samipan
A. F. Liebman
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Hox
Attaota
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bank of Germany
Bank of Russia
Atlanta, GA
N. P. Pratt Laboratory
Auburn Avenue
Corner Courtland
Bell and Standard
W. E. Carter
North Pryor ST
Burlington
RUC
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North Pryor Street
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