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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1900

Page

6

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Burglar caught after clothing store heist at Eiseman Weil

A well dressed stranger robbed Eiseman and Weil at No 3 Whitehall street Atlanta. He wore two new suits and an overcoat, hid goods in pockets, and took jewelry. After a late night trade, he was arrested in Hapeville and identified as Tom Cobb of Macon, with detectives pursuing possible confederates.

Hapeville Atlanta House of Eiseman & Well Esau Old Jacob Eiseman Eiseman & Weil Whitehall Street W. H Morthershed Morthershed Elseeman & Weil Neal Eps G A. Hill Mr. Hill Bedford John Iris Smith Macon Elseman & Weill Tom Cobb Elty Covington Thompson Ed Robbins Cobb Joe Chambliss Ha Robbins Robbins Chambliss the Constitution Jana Elseman & Well

Atlanta the Tenth City in Mail Sent Ranking

Atlanta ranks tenth among 175 first class post offices in mail volume, sending out about twice Richmond’s amount and roughly half Baltimore’s. The Associated Press reports Washington figures from a weighing study covering October to November 1899, noting New York led with 16,440,372 pounds then Chicago and Boston, with Atlanta at 456,108 pounds.

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Beare the The Kind Yoolas Throught the ACAEE of a Selectee

Leading Chattanooga attorney Colonel Gernett Andrews drops his purse with 500 dollars in cash and notes on the way to his office. He retraced steps within thirty minutes but found nothing. Occurred in Chattanooga Tennessee on February 3 with a notable loss of wealth and papers.

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Lark Is Fined In Police Court For Doolittle Vandalism

Sam Lark was tried in the police court for vandalism at L. W. Doolittle’s Gronn street residence. He was fined $100 and a warrant was issued charging arson, with an appeal noted. The case featured tense testimony about alibis and timing and drew sharp remarks from defense and prosecutor alike.

Sam Lark L. W. Doolittle Gronn Street Doolittle W. T. Moyers Lark W. W Haden Georgia Recorder's Court Abbott Covington Recorder Washington Street Crum Jey Street Decatur Street Loyd Alabama Sald Taft Hunter Street Haden Doolittle House Crumley Washington Streets Colonel Moyers Moyers Broyles Argon

Full Returns of Georgia School Elections Across Counties

A statewide report lists county school commissioners elected by boards after February examinations led by G. R. Glenn. Forsyth and Houston face contests. many counties report no election due to missing exams or incomplete ballots. The roster covers numerous counties with names, towns, and commissioners, noting Forsyth, Houston contests and Oconee absence.

Boards of Education G. R. Glann Common Schools Georgia Oconee Glenn Forsyth Houston Lst Appling John c Bennett Baxley Grant Newton Haldwin Milledgeville Banks HW Wooding Ville Barton RA Clayton Berrien Judson Ho Cary Nasavtili Bennett Quitman Bryan Elias Benton Bulloch Oh Cone Burke Roberts Waynesboro Butts Maddox Jackson Calhoun J J Beck Morgan Campbell Rm J Dodd Fairburn Carroll G Traws Carrotten Charlton Mirelle Folkston Chattuhanchee Howard Cusseta Attaway Canton Clarke H Dozier Athena Clay Lewis Fort James Clinch Dickerson Homervilla Cobb WR Power Marietta Colquitt M Marchant Telix Coweta Ham Newnan Crawford Hartley Knoxville Dawson Vandiviere Dawsonville Decatur Robert Bowen DeKalb J Heck Dooly E @ Greene Vienna Dougherty IE Welch Albany Douglas EH Phillipa Douglasvillie Barry T F Jones Blakely Echols Statenville Hird Elbert J N Wall Elberton Emanuel Warren Swainsborn Fannin Clement Mineral Blut Fayette Wanlsey Woolary Floyd D Gwaltney Rome Worsyth Contest Trankin Neese Carmesiile Fulton L M Brittain Atlanta Gilmer Tankesley Glascock E B Rogers Gibson Gordon Dodd Calhoun Greene Roo Smith Woodvills Gwinnett J A Bagwell Lawrenceville Habersham W Grant Altt Hall T H Robertson Quinesville Hartefek ML Duggan Sparta Haraleon Griffith Buchanan Harris Farley Hamilton Heard Loftin Franklin Henry J . Daniel McDonough Irwin M Dixon Dorminey's Mill Jesper Held Monticello Jefferson Lincoln A Crawford Linointon Lumplin Seabott Dablon Ego Macon H M Kalgter Oglethorpe Madison Bon White Danielsville McDuffie W Gross Thomson McIntosh Bond Darren Meriwether R M McCaslin Greenville Miller Williams Colquitt Mitchell H Powell Camilla Monroe DP Hill Montgomery Hutcheson Mount Vernon Morgan L Tiorence Murray Gregor Muscogee J. Johnson Columbus Newton C Wright Covington M Mayne Bishop Cheney Crawford Paulding Z Spinks Dallan Pickens J Hentey Jasber Pierce Harper Blackshear Fike RD Adams Zebulon Polk Houseal Cedartown Putnam MB Dennis Hatonton Quitman H. M Kalgler Georgetown Rabun W J Neville Rebun Gan ‘Schley Collum Sereven Arnett Sylevanla Taliaferro I J Flynt Crawfordville, Tattnall, A H Odom Telfair T P Windsor McRae Terrell Wilkingon Dawson Thomas K T McLean Thomasville Towns J. N Gibson

Securities Co to Have Office Here in Atlanta

New York financiers back the Securities Company with assets near nine million dollars and a two million dollar capital. The firm will issue four percent consols, not take deposits, and operate branches in London, Atlanta, and other cities. Presidents and directors include Charles M Preston and John Kean, with offices at 45 Wall Street and branches in Atlanta and Dallas.

Atlanta New York The Securities Company Charles M Preston State of George Coppell Maitland, Coppell & Co John D. Dennis Blair & Co John W Farquhar Manhattan Trust Company Benjamin Graham Cuyler, Morgan & Co Charles M. Jesup Metropolitan Company W. O Jones Chase National Bank John Kean New Jersey Wall Street London Kansas City Little Rock Vickaburg Dallas Equitable Securities Company Charley M Preston Charles M Jesup Andrew J Miller Edwin G Woodling

Escaped Murderer Caught by Columbus Policeman

Columbus Ga February 28 Special Detective Moore arrested a negro believed to be Will Everedge an escaped murderer from Webster county. He had been in hiding since October after killing Jeff Smith. Sheriff Horn ordered his arrest. a streetcar confrontation led to his capture with a pistol threat used by the detective and assistance from a motorman. The suspect made no statement.

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