New Liquor Law Vetoed Amid City Taxation Clash
Mayor Woodward vetoes a council substitute on Mitchell Street retail sales, delaying action until next Monday. The measure would ban licenses after July 1, 1904, to keep Mitchell Street clear for pedestrians and station traffic. Bonds and interest coupons worth thousands destroyed by fire, including Georgia Western and local bank notes, tied to Savannah and city finances. Ordinance committee and county request curb work on Hemphill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Hag
Elis
Mitchell Street
General Council
Counccilman Wiis
Council
Whitelhaistreet
Madison Avenue
Whitehall Ghest
Madtor Avenue
Ateeet
Woodward
Patrick Lyons
West Mitcrell Street
James Ft P. Buinty
Ce Pating Residéns
Vervent
Savannah
Saand
Herman Myerg
All Y Menlclpauttes
Counell
Cornellman Fe
New York
Georgia Western
Georgia Hillyer
Atlanta
Sihige Hillyer
Scotsia Western
Cennett
Sieiiman EM
Orlock
City Aall
Goodwin
A Wonderful Tonic Aidrsford’s Acid Phosphate
An old time tonic claims to invigorate and dispel feelings of fatigue through its advertised tonic properties. The ad describes energizing effects and improved mood linked to its use, noting a springtime uplift in well being.
Camden and Coalport Pottery Favorites of Discriminating Outs
Camden and Coalport, famed English potteries, are praised for large stock and artistic wares. The text notes visitors are welcome, highlighting their reputation and appeal to refined customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden & Coalport
Visit Revives Talk of Atlanta Battle Park Plan
Decatur Ga June 8 1905 Piromish Bell writes Colonel L P Thomas urging a national military park at the site of the Civil War battle of Atlanta. He notes the president’s October visit to Atlanta may focus attention on a park linking the battle site with the McPherson monument and other landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Houseway
Atlante
Atlanta
Piromis H. Bell
Decatur
L. P .Thomas
McPharson
Thomas
Bell
E “Decatur
Lavisk
P. ‘Thomas
Forty-second Georman Survivors’ Association
DeKalb New Era
Peach
Creek
Ezra Church
Atlwury
Chet
W. J. Houston
Ana
Augusta
Leonidas Liingston
Congress
United States
Roswell
McPhersor
Ewa
Strenuous Life Setbacks In Atlanta Court
A saloon poker trial before Judge Broyles ends with Lee Wyatt fined five dollars after a quarrel with Bailey over a woman. A second case nets a fine for Fred D. Matthews for deputized revivalist theatrics outside a Darktown church. Officer pursuit leads to Ed Hill’s brief arrest for whistling, while the recorder questions strenuous tactics in justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broyles
Lee Wyatt
Bailey
Marietta Street
Wyatt
Bach
Badley
Rakeateaw
Wilson
Fred D. Matthews
Darktown
Matthews
Arthur
Belcher
Ed Hil
Hill
Tull
Southern Educational Journal Debuts in Atlanta Morning
The Southern Educational Journal issues its first edition from 74 North Brasa Street in Atlanta. Editor W Gertrude A Alexander leads a staff including T I Tr. Clanton and FP G Webb. The paper pledges Georgia focus with articles, facts, and figures for teachers and county school commissioners support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Educational Journal
Atlanta
North Brasa Street
W. Gertrude A. Alexander
T.i Tr. Clanton
FP. G Webb
Georgia
Man- Sgemert
South Carolina Society Banquet Promises Brillliant Speakers
The first annual banquet of the South Carolina Society will be held Wednesday at the Aragon hotel with a lineup of eloquent Southern speakers. Officers and committees are listed, including John Temple Graves as president and James W. Austin as advisory board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina Society
Aragon Hotel
South
John Temple Graves
C. E. Horton
Samuel W. Wilkes
J. Welaby Honour
James W. Austin
Henry D. Capers
W. Carroll Eatiner
A. HI. Marchant
Walter W. Visauska
C. C. Monk
8. A. Vismnska
R. B. Freeman
J. P. Kennedy
Samuel WW. Wilkes
L.T. Weathersb
7. C. Olmstead
South Carolina
Covernor D.C. Heyward
Georgia
Joseph M. Terrell
B. R. Tilima
Henry Timrod
Tadies—Zod
Ilyingston Mims
Atlanta
Clark Howell
James R. Gray
South Carolnana
Food in Sermons and the Grape-Nuts Health Boost
A clergyman touts Grape-Nuts and Postum as aiding digestion and energy. He cites lasting breakfast relief from indigestion, fewer headaches, and improved mental and physical stamina for sermon work, naming colleagues who were helped as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Dew
China
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Krad Re Velville
Divorce Suita Involving Lella Tucker And Pearl Tucker
Mrs Lella Pearl Tucker petitions for divorce from Pearl E Tucker citing May 1900 marriage in the county and three years of desertion with no support aside from a small alimony sum. Representation by Alonzo Fields. Real estate transfers filed with Deputy Clerk Alex Kitter show multiple deeds and loans for properties on Jackson Street Herndon Street Baylor Avenue Piedmont Avenue Fortner Street.
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Arnold Broyles
Lella Pearl ‘Tucker
Pearl E. Tucker
Alonzo Fields
Alex Kitter
The
Superior Court
Mra. Loucile H
Ap Aastal
M. GO. Jackson
Jackson Street
Deel
M. ©. Jackson
Gershon Eiseman
Herndon Street
Baylor Avenue
W. F. Winceoff
Atlanta Savings Bank
Piedmiant Avenue
Charles Faith
Melia Faith
Forter Street
Old Woman's Home Opened in Atlanta for 60+ Residents
The Kings' Daughters Gordon circle opened a home at 216 Peachtree Street to care for elderly women sixty and older who cannot care for themselves. It lacks essential furniture and equipment. only $25 has been subscribed so far, with $2,000 on hand. Ten women await admission once fittings are completed. fund-raising and donations are urged to furnish and equip the house for its permanent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Straet
Kings' Daughters
Gorgan Circle
Kings’ Daughters
Gordon Circle
Atlanta
Sarah 3
Pudell
S& K. Bruin
Oscar Ragland
Laura H. Johnson
H. ¥. McCord
Purtell
Outing Given Employees by Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company entertained 359 clerks on a Saturday outing. Seven big trolley cars paraded with firm signs and playful messages, taking workers through city streets to Ponce de Leon Park for a large Georgia barbecue. The event lasted until near midnight and was praised as the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin - Johnson - DuBose Company
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose Company
Ponce de Leon Park
Georgia Physicians Attend Eclectic Medical Convention in Saratoga
Prominent Georgia physicians Drs G Hathcock J H Goss J E Gray and G A Dose have left for Saratoga New York to represent the Georgia Colleges of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery at the National Eclectic Medical Association convention held today through Thursday. The event concerns standards for medical training and the role of eclectics in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Saratoga
Eclectic Association
G. Hathcock
J. H. Goss
J. £. Gray
G. A
National Eclectic Medical Association
Georgia Colleges of
Srngers
Georgia Callege
National Cosideration of Eaters
Medicing
Body of Dead Man Found in Georgia Farm Home
William R. Yerby, a well known Center County farmer and University of Georgia graduate, shot himself Saturday night in his Georgia home. His niece found the body Sunday afternoon. a note mentioned trouble and that only the community’s children would mourn. Yerby had warned his sister he was leaving and had a history as a Populist in the county.
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Athens
William R. Yerby
Center
Yerby
Nlcae
Megro
Miss Yerby
Strather
Dim Iner
Jesieen
Hie Gap
Tle
Sandy Creek
University of Georgia
Annual Singing Meet in Roberta Ga to be held July 1 1965
Roberta and Crawford County prepare for the third annual all day singing in Roberta Georgia on Saturday July 1 1965 using the Sacred Harp and other songbooks. Very large crowds are expected with visitors from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Spacal
Crawford County
Tus
J Doward Succeeds Jones on Western End Atlantic
Griest G Woodward, traveling passenger agent for the Nashville Chattahoochee and St Louis with headquarters in Levis, will succeed Tom B. Jones as traveling passenger agent of the Western End Atlantic when Jones retires July 1. Jones plans to start a hat and rug mill in Dalton with his brother, a prominent attorney. Woodward is expected to bolster St Louis railroad ranks. Also noted is a brief item on a love story published by the Backwater railroad and a request to lend ten cents for a copy to T W Lee, New York City.
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Griest G Woodwerd
Nashville
Chatanéoge
St Louis
Levis
Wil
Tom BR. Jones
Westen End
Atlantic
Jones
Transportation Department
Daten
Dalton
Jane
Woodward
St. Louis
Backaweri2 Allroad
T. W. Lee
New York
Rainfall Figures From Local Weather Office Report
Local weather official J. Marbury compiles weekly rainfall data from multiple stations across the west ending yesterday morning. The table lists locations including Albany Americus Atlanta Augusta Monticello Newnan Quitman Rome Savannah Waycross West Point and others with rainfall amounts recorded by station clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbury
Yarlove
Alapaba
Albany
Americus ‘Athel ‘Atlan
Augusta Montlesiio
Newnan
Quitran
Rome
Savannah
Washington
Waypros
West Point
Cautions on Diseases by Penn Casualty Company Note
A brief notice states that information on diseases is covered by the Penn Casualty Company and urges inquiries to age by King and Akers, General Agent, at Bell Phone 887. Additionally, it mentions 425 Austell Bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Casualty Company
King & Akers
General
Bell Fhone
Austell
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Campbell
Wood
Coun
HH. ‘Uy. Culberson
Hempiill
Aidrsford
Fdaier.& Berkele
Brprnves
H. W. Rountree & Bro
Trunk & Bag CO
W. 2. Turner
Whitehall St
Orn
OLD Woman's Home
McQurners
Capetown
Cape Colony
Marengo
Selbert
Amoas
Kares
Africa
Lewiston
Elwell Garman
William Murray
Mifflintown
Carter Little Iver Ays
Carter
Hheir
Godness
Daniel
Greaham Daniel Shee
Daniel Spring
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitetall SL
Jdoward
Eiseman Bros
Milan
Mackinaw
Split
Sennit
Baltimore
Demet
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