Adminstratrix Sale of Northrop Estate in Alabama Street
GEGHGIA PISTON COUNTY by order of court will sell at public auction to highest bidder on Tuesday June 1901 at Ro Th Bast Alabama Street the personal property of Joseph P Northrop deceased. Items include men's furnishing goods store fixtures show cases nail racks shelving and glass windows. Sale to continue from day to day until finished. Cathamine P Northrop executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geghgia
Piston County
Sirate
Court of On Finars
Ghamurrs
Alabama Street
Dure
Vale
Toxeph P. Northrop
Foewie
Government delays cut teachers pay to 75 percent
State faces 433000 dollars in county balances yet to be drawn, reducing the governor’s 2640000 borrowing plan to about 2250000 for second month payments. Checks to teachers will be mailed Wednesday or Thursday after balances are confirmed, with three fourths of this month’s pay arriving this week and a total around 5250000 paid this year. The remaining balance nears 1000000 as the legislature prepares to address the funds long-term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Boyle Stock Co Show Promises Lively Summer Circuit
The Boyle Stock Company performs Captain Bob this week with Charles Townsend, Morris McHugh, Ana Hollinger, Miss Butler and Nancy Rice in a strong cast. The program shifts midweek to the Frohman hit Gloriana. Ventroquists Troisvolle headlines a varied bill with Too Much Woman Rae and Brosche, Keaton, Sallie Stempler, and a break away ladder act by Rae and Bene dette drawing crowds.
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Boyle Stock Company
Charles Townsend
Captain Bob
William Stuart
Bob
National Guard
Llar
Morris McHugh
Obadiah Dawson
Ucle
Japan
McHugh
Ana Hollinger
Clarice
Lark
Miss Butler
Mrs. Totman
Timothy
Nancy Rice
Katy
Frohman
Trovolle
Lyceum Tanleht
Rae
Brosche
Istele
Buster Keaton
Keaton
Lyceum
Sallie Stempler
Benedette
Death of Dudley Jervey at age three in Charleston
Dudley Jervey three years old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Jervey died at their home 75 B Pine street after ten days illness from dysentery Funeral services set for four this afternoon at the home Interment to follow at Westview Cemetery
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Dudley Jervey
Walter Jervey
Pine Street
Bey
Westview
Deaths of Mrs J J Stockard and Infant Daughter
Death of Mrs J J Stockard occurred yesterday at Dr Blackard's sanitarium after a four week illness. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Skeen died at age eighteen months from dysentery at the parents home in Copenhill last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stockard
C. O. Stockard
C. V. LeCraw
L. P. Skeen
Copenhill
Jackson Chautauqua Week at Indian Spring Georgia
The MARS Stonewall Jackson Chautauqua runs June 30 to July 6 in Jackson Georgia with old veterans invited to a large barbecue on July 4th. Stonewall Jackson and two grandchildren attend as veterans receive free tickets and decorates, plus an oratorical contest and athletic events. A teachers institute, notable speakers, and daily open air concerts are planned, with excursion trains and low rates offered by railways. Admission ranges from 25 to 35 cents for adults and reduced prices for children, with season passes available.
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Mia
Stonewall” Jackson
Jackson
Sadies
Mra
McCandless
BR. Ll. Daughtry
Mesdames
Etheridge
George RB. Wendlingon
Stonewall Jackson
Ceellian Quartette
M. We. Beck
Butts County
John R. Clarke
JUGY
Wenitling
Man of Galilee
Hoke Smith
Ceellian Fluartetts
Edwin
Atlanta
Macon
Ckson
Dr. Wendling
Bruce
AL HY Shaver
New Industries for Birmingham District Highlighted
A Birmingham area growth forecast notes numerous possible industries for Alabama including novelties, cheap hardware, paper mills, and oil well supplies. It cites expected Latin American demand, coal and gas prospects near Shade Valley, and plans for new mills in Newberry South Carolina Huntsville Alabama Avondale Birmingham and Lafayette Georgia plus a major Buffalo cotton mill expansion in Union North Carolina with 25 million gallon reservoir and new housing.
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Baltimore
Birmingham
Alabama
Caracristi
South America
Sheles
Shade Valey
Leeda
Louisiana
Florida
Virginia
South
Beaumont
Sottan
Newberry
S.C
Huntsville
Ala
Lafayette
Avondale Mills
Sigtenville
N.C
Buffalo, Cotton Mills
Hear Union
N. C
Investment rental offers 25 dollar month with 22 percent return
A close-in home option rents for 25 dollars monthly and yields about 22 percent investment return. The elevated 66 by 150 foot east-facing lot is highlighted as unmatched value, prompting the question where this deal can be beat.
New Industries Reported From Diverse Regions
Chattanooga report lists numerous new industries for week ended June 22, including agricultural implements in Rome Georgia antimony mining in Mena Arkansas brick works in Lake City Arkansas a woolen mill in Weldon North Carolina cotton mills and gins in several Texas towns cotton compress in Little Rock Arkansas and a variety of mining oil and gas plants and manufacturing facilities across Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Texas North Carolina and West Virginia with values ranging up to 387000 for a cotton mill and 500000 for a laundry in Beaumont Texas.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Rome
Mena
Ark
Lake City
Augusta
Wroom
Weldon
N C
Ciwar
Pensacola
Fla
Briceville
Ual Creek
Jerlico, Tenn
Welesburg
W. Va
Birmingham
Ala
Tittle Rock
Texarkana
Rice, Tex
Wye, Tex
Starkville
Mammoth Springs
Waverly
Tenmn
Texarkena
Tex
Little Rock
Macon
Visa- He, Ky
Gainesboro
Tetin
Lumberton
N. C
Like Charles
Durham
N.C
Louisville
Brownsville
Beaumont
Repton
Heat
Hampton
Weber, Ark
Lexington
Diddlesboro
Mit
Enloe
Frost, Tex
Lake, Mias
Miami, Fla
Columbia
Fex
Charleston
Mrs Lease Says Reform Pays Her Route to Wealth
Kansas City Times recounts Mrs. Lease claiming reform brought wealth and power. From washing clothes in Wichita to running a political reform business she profits as a plutocrat, educating her children and enjoying life. She implies reform as a business with political payoff and questions the price of reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lease
Kansas City Times
Wichita
National Park at Chattanooga Improves with New Boulevard
The Chickamauga park commission completes a broad stone boulevard at Sherman Heights linking government roads in the national military park. Marble stairways extend from Cravens Place on Toukouut Mountain toward the future peace monument site funded by New York state, nearing full execution of current reservation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Chickamauga Park
Sherman Heights
National Military Park
Cravens Place
Toukout Mountain
New York
Killer shoots lover and injures kin after betrothal dispute
Henry Gill killed Estelle Colling at Embry's Bend on the Coos River seven miles north of Lincoln in Calhoun County. Dean Collins, father, was badly wounded. Barah Collins, mother, shot at several times. Gill had bought a marriage license for himself and Estelle Collins, a plan that was thwarted by the father, triggering the shooting. Gill is still alive and held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniscon
Henry Gill
Estelle Colling
Embry's Bend
Coos River
Lincoln
Calhoun
Dean Collins
Gill
Barah Collins
Heass
Estelle Colins
The Anglo Saxon in American History Debate
Goldwin Smith in the New York Sun rejects perverting history for any racial aim. He notes English institutions benefited from circumstance and praises Dutch help against James II. He argues the Anglo-Saxon heritage shapes American commonwealths, heritage, and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwin Smith
New York Sun
Hengist
Horsa
Min
United States
England
James II
Weather summary for multiple states shows warm, windy days
The report notes fair to warm conditions across Georgia South Carolina Western Florida Alabama Mississippi and Texas with fresh southerly to southeasterly winds Monday and Tuesday. Eastern portions turn warmer Tuesday with cooler northern areas in Western Texas and Tennessee Kentucky due to ongoing winds and showers along the coast Monday.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Floreda
Alabama
Mississippi
Oeisima
Porties
Texas
Portlo
Tenneesen
Kentucky
Little Rock Edges New Orleans In Ten Inning Tilt
Hoffmeister homered as Little Rock tied the score in the eighth and won 5-4 over New Orleans in ten innings. Memphis defeated Shreveport 7-3 behind Kerns and Armstrong as a large crowd watched, with entries listed for St. Louis races and Washington Park racing cards in the day’s notes.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Mablizy
Hoffmeister
Séerlice
New Oueans
Abbott
Pops
Memphis
Shreveport
Tenn
Jeher Kerns
Potertes
Kerns and Armstrong
Nnis
hicGuire
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Henry Gray
Rolles
Blue Grass
Robinson & Russell
South Broaast
Pium
WM. Lycett
Whitehall St
Aiwag
Brichte i
Sama
Compista
Benim Cearoe
Saeteal Bostogis
Bhorto
Den'tia
Fem Gradunis
Fies
Storthand
Atlante
A. C. Brisco
X Airmoid
V. Pree
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Tor Watalazue
Adereas
J. C Woodward
Bartram & Shomo
North Pryor
Mont Huscey Bao
VEAL
Siar Lithia
Sant Lucarui
Box
Austell
Peter Lynch
No. T West Mitchell Street
S.ore
Anc
Kar
Mason's
Mason
Wegabury
South Georgia Lumber Company
Spewart
W. Hunter
Madison Ave
Mars
Jackson, GA
Middle
Avy Georgia Chautauque
Excartion
R. B. Headden
Charlie D. Tillman
Jo H
G A. Gearhardt
Cecilian Quartette
DeBarrie Gill-Johnstone Co
Ralph Bingham
DeBarrie Giohnstone
May McAfee
Orchestra Music
Thomas Dixon, Jr
John HR
Clarke
ADAIR
FOOTE @ DAVIES COMPANY
Alabame St
A. F. Liebman
Penchtron Street
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
A. F.liebman
Peachtree Street
Ggore & Wilson
Weat Baker St
West Baker and
Wiliams Street
West Baker Street
Fistoclassonante
Plata
Hast Fair
Pearl
Astoria
Gaskill
Eity
Fulton Bar
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Southern Railway
Edwin P. Ansley
Alabama St
Steve R. Johnston
Savannah
Columbus
Waycross
Albany
Americus
Pratt Laboratory
Estelle Collins
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bank of Germany
Bank of Russia
R. F. Shedden
Atlanta, GA
Wallace & Company
Ivy ST
Europe
Averaco
Renee
Heaton
BERK
Chaige
Birkcbure
Vattoverio
Weske
Thorp
Payne's Memorial Church
Luckie Street
HM. Patterson
Dit
St. Louis
Punnicooss
Otonselay
Kegel
Uwanta
Judge Millie
Ay Dixon
Virginian
Ben HemAsuad
Tulde
Miss Dora
Maggis Aloptr Fathen
Lot
Ruby Tay
Muntiessa
Bertie Iguck
Vedas
Cogswell
Kaftin
Maridamus
Mi Wallace
Orris
Orlandine
Tam More
Midian
Shipup Slaney
Vendoarm Beans
Khoroso
Hasbrouck
Miss Guido
Irving Mayor
Frilolin
Wares
Pukeilan
Nance O'Neil
Queen Anne
Castile
Friend
Curd Gillock
Amelia Strathmore
Eugenta
Miss Patton
Leegrund
Guulercex
Judge Sitar
Jake Weber
Rusthelds
Chowla
Washington Park
Pinm ‘Wirt
Minnoa
Wss
Fanhi
Jatsle
Mabel Winn
Brimawick
Dein Risseh
Unsmile
Sellins
Pirates Queen
San Andres
Devpil
Odnor
Gawame
Jim Wine
Annie Oldfield
Oulsts
Winia Tuce
Adviante
Sheepshead
Knieat Harlem
Byrne
Rosuret
Harphen
W. Julttler
Soi Cure
Waster Man
Straton
Palr Knlekt
Cassyils
Pearl Finder
Rosair
Ssene
Jase Sterling
Legation
Clipper
Fale Visteon
Imma M.Z
Mil Dalanin
Speedmann
Bombshell
Arazen
Mizpain
Monmouth Bey Mange
Noroueh
Lord Ogleby
Partar
Heneist
Goury Collegian
Leonora ‘Loring
Tisadvantage
Ty Shilton
Apri Showers
Bonner
Loache
Jkamera
Devanter
Mild of
Harlem
Lancemen
Eraeni
Rochester
Ben Wiklog
Pitth
Phosphor
Twilleht
Black Dick
Tom Kenny
Marnett
Androgfins
Cervera
Barbetto
Anna Daring
Maisier
the Rhymer
Ushdor
Pie King
Mamma Gomes
Te' Ristrick
Prince of
Laroche
Odie
Toby
Gslee Larecha
Rue Droont
Fougera & Co
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