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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.
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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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United States
Atlanta
Richmond
Baltimore
Associated Press
Washington
Shallenberger
Postmaster General
New York City
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St Touts
Washington, DC
Kansas City
Cincinnati
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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Chattanooga
Tenn
Gernett Andrews
Ecity
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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Columbus
Webster
Moore
Webster County
Niy
Everedge
Jeff Smith
Horn
Mbora
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Tate
Aerlon
Niles
Dj Inters Epis
Ilseman & Weil
Han
Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
Whitehall
Hood's
Columbia
S C
Leonard BR. Owens
Marion
Postofficy
Moyer
Owens
Wolngy
Charce
New County
Oconee HO
New York Financial Institution
Southern
Alt Driggists
Uneeda
Hota
Ines
Aneeda Bhouk
National Biscuit Company
Peruna
Booker T. Washington
Essinea
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall St
John M. Moore
Bun Wylie
Peachtree ST
New
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
E Sts