Injunction Bars Consolidated From Chert Road Line
Woods White of College Park sues Fulton County and seeks to block the Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway from extending its electric line along the East Point chert road. Judge Candler signs a temporary injunction setting a hearing for March as the board of commissioners faces questions on Palmer's vote and Palmer disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Consolidated
East Point Chert
Edgewood
Board of County Commissioners
Fulton County
Woods White
College Park
Liha
Chert
Palmer
Atlanta
Crag
Judge Candler
Atlanta Constitated Street Railway Company
South Bryor Street
Oaklana, Ra
AHN
Stone Mountain Circuit
Maren
Pew
Ilegal
Rosser
Tnit
Palmer Kimeot
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Palmes West Mockholder
Hie
Walker
Aggie and Brown
Neal
Bil
Pereto
Asid Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
H. I. W. Palmer
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company
Oukland City
H. E. W. Palmer
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Consell
Oakland City
Twenty Ladies Orchestra to Play at Grand Monday Night
The Fadettes woman’s orchestra of Boston arrives for Atlante Lecture Association event at the Grand opera house Monday night. Wide praise from St Louis and Montgomery papers. high enthusiasm, encores, and a varied program of popular and classical pieces. Box office opens this morning for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Grand Opera House
Atlante Lecture Association
Routh
Montgomery
Indy
Jarga
George T. Coxhead
Lyceum
Miss Chandler
Caroline B. Nichols
Thomas
Souis
Special Service Tonight At Decatur Church Revival
A revival service focusing on the youth will be held this evening at Decatur Presbyterian church. An unusually large crowd is expected as Dr. Bachman leads the services with earnest devotion, continuing the growing interest shown at recent gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Church
Decatur Presbyterian Church
Wook
Bachman
Administrator appointed to estate of Parker property
Judge Hulssy names Harvey Hatcher as administrator of the late Parker estate. Hatcher will manage residency and duties to close up the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juige Hulssy
Harvey Hatcher
Parkey
Iti
Judge Nash’s matinee courtroom satire on Aunt Ann and Josh
A humorous 19th century style court scene unfolds with Sarah Jackson whipping an old meat sack wrapped hand to gain sympathy, Uncle Andy in a garden rescue, Josh Bennett chased with a knife, and Jim Cunningham faced with a $3.73 prescription for rheumatism as Judge Nash admonishes and mocks the comic misadventures of everyday townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jackson
Sarah
Ann
Nash
Satan
Barah
Josh Bennett
Josh
Binner
Josh Binner
Andy
Gyarden
Andy HU
Massa
Selmer
Justice
Seltzer
Nele
Jim
Jim Cunningiaem
Judge Nasi
Bankston’s Arrest Linked to Ponder Murder Claims
The article details George Bankston’s alleged admission to his wife that he suspected officers had him tied to the Ponder murder before Pendley’s confession. It recounts his October 1898 arrest for suspicion then beltway robbery, a later burglary case with not guilty verdict after long jury deliberation, and jail conditions in Murderers’ Row near inmate Lewis. Guard Gilleland recalls overhearing fragments of Bankston’s talk about Pendley and the murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankston
Murderers' Row
Lewis
Gilleland
Ponder
John Harris
Wootten
Run
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Avlanta
Justice Foute
Justice Court
Hmself
Grant Park
Little Switzerland
Highwily
Pendley
Pendiay
Murderers’ Row
Fendley
March Forecast with Rain and Temperature Facts
A weather summary reviews March expectations and recent data. It notes March’s mild position relative to February, lists average temperatures, rainfall, and frost dates, and highlights February’s record lows, precipitation totals, wind, and cloud patterns observed in Atlanta during the prior month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belog
Raton
Atlanta
Hormel
Bebreary
Lay
Saloon Keeper Hoffman Sent to Jail for Contempt
John J. Holmen of Atlanta was jailed for contempt of court by Judge Candler, then released on a $1,000 bond. Hoffman allegedly sold property in Randolph Street and whiskey bar on Mitchell Street despite receiver orders, with hearings set before Judge Lumpkin. The bond was signed by Albert Steiner and Mr. Hickart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellmai
John J. Holmen
Atlanta
Wee
Candler
Atlante Brewing and Ice Company
Plaintif
Hoffman
J. H. Smith
Alao
Albert Steinar
Mr. Hickart
Lumpkin
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Bill
Chert Road
Ileal
St Olek
Charter of the Consolidated
Gail Borden Eagle
POLIC
Fist Arested
Death Watch
Robert Lewis
George Bankaton
Pender
Hood
Maier
DERBY
the Gay Co
Go Whitehall Street
Kamper’s
Potomac
Fata
Florida
Peachtree St
Rolleman
Whitehill Street
Eiseman Bros
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