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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1899
Page
5
Georgia smelter project promises rush of Georgia ore
Br McCoy of Denver announced a new Atlanta area smelter on the Southern Railway eight miles west of Atlanta by the Chattahoochee. The plant will start in thirty days and operate by next fall with a 20 ton daily capacity. Cherokee and Lumpkin counties, Dahlonega and surrounding Georgia districts anticipate large shipments, with Alabama and Carolinas also expected to supply ore. Smelting charges, freight, and mining costs vary by ore quality, but high grade ore could yield profits, and workers will be paid after assays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Br. McCoy
Denver
Southern Railway
Chattahoochee River
McCoy
Cherokee County
Georgia
Carroll
Meriwether
Pauld
Alabamor
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Chicago
Amusements notices include benefit for stranded singers
Dorathy Morton and small company leave the city with Mr. Wilke. A benefit performance at the Columbia will raise funds for stranded singers binding to return to New York. The program features operatic scenes, solos by Fannie Frankel and Marion Roe plus Ben Lodge and George Miller. The Grand hosts further shows including Lady of Quality with Eugenie Blair and a Primrose and Dockstader Minstrels engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorathy Morton
Mr. Wilke
Columbia
New York City
Mr. DeGive
Go Jumbia Theater
Charus
Atlanta
Troup
George Miller
Fannie Frankel
W. H. Weston
Bolo
May Emory
Ben Lodge
Marion Roe
George Miner
Victor Hubert
Misa Fannie Frankel
Mr. Adige
Koko
Josey F Fauchow
Pkc
Little ‘Cart
Frank Walsh
Mise Emory and Company
Eugenie Blair
Clorindy Wildams
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Stephen Townesend
Fallack’s
Metropolie
United States
Eugenie Bleir
New Yorks
Miss Blair
W. Ms. Wikicon
Alexander Salvini
Death by live wire shocks city street scene
A storm night fatality occurs when Scott Lewis, a 20 year old extra hand at the Elmball house, is electrocuted by a downed Western Union wire touching an electric light line near Pryor street. A crowd gathers as flashs illuminate the ghastly scene and Coroner Stamps weighs an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Lewis
Joe Fraser
Clark Street
Allen
Lewis
Elmball House
Stamps
Denias
Essex Maddox
Pryor Street
Wall
Kimball Rouge
Maddox
Shout Lewis
Western Union Telegraph Company
L. L. Lee
Supreme Court Convenes and Adjourns October Term
The state supreme court met Saturday ending the October term and adjourning to begin the March term. It ruled that receivers may sue stockholders in a bank failure case and discussed absences due to military duty in other matters. Owing to continued plaintiff absence, the Watts case was moved to March term. Additional notes mention Champigne and G H Munro’s Extra Dry with import totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the State
Expitol
Moore
Supreme Court
W. T. M. Wattson
B. Watts
Georgia
United States
The Fadettes Tonight at the Grand Concert
The Fadeettes an all Indian women orchestra present a concert at the Grand tonight drawing a large audience. They perform Spirit of Liberty and The Merry Wives of Windsor with a strong musical program including ballet, solo dances, and ensemble numbers amid varied items and a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euee
Corps de Ballet
Ensemble
Dlakdenn
Cleon Y Cradie
Men Berg
Hants
Museum at Grant Park Plans Grand Atlanta Institution
Dr. George Brown leads a push to build a major museum at Grant Park in Atlanta. The plan envisions a state collection as a nucleus with wings for Confederate relics and fine art, supported by state and city funding, private subscriptions, and exhibits from the October state fair. A committee will meet with authorities to arrange materialization. action postponed to next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
George Brown
Board of Park Commissioners
Brown
Atlanta
Larke
City Park Board
Cty Hall
Hans
Woodward
Dr. Brown
Paris
Metropolitan Art Gallery
New York City
Battle Abbey
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York
Capitol
Wootwant
J. J. Maddox
Anc
Troops Not Needed At Lytle Riot Fears Ease
The Eighth Regiment will be mustered out today in Lytle amid pay and local tensions. Northern companies to be discharged first to prevent clashes with Tennessee Washington Newark units. Regular troops guard Chickamauga property as Governor Center reports no further danger and no immediate trouble expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker County
Lytle
Caniller
Georgia
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Regulara
Huntsville
Chickamauga Park
Eighth Volunteer Colored Immunes
Tennessee
Washington
Newark
N. J
New Hotel for Tallulah Falls City
A large modern three story hotel with 10 rooms will be built at Tallulah Falls by a Atlanta syndicate. Fred Wagener of this city is the contractor with a $35,000 contract to begin work immediately. The hotel aims to be ready for occupancy by mid June and will include steam heat electric lights private baths and fireplaces. Plans by Bleckley and Tyler emphasize a resort suitable for summer and winter seasons near the grand chasm and Tallulah Falls railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
Atlanta
Fred Wagener
Wagener
Wil Te
Messrs. Bleckley & Tyler
Grand Chasm
Tallulah Falla
Back Taxes To Be Demanded From Telephone Company
The Bouthem Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company in this city faces back taxes assessed by Tax Collector Stewart. Fines and back taxes for several years are being prepared as a writ soon served. A compromise is hoped to settle without litigation, with County Attorney Rosser and the finance committee overseeing. Atlanta Home Insurance Company has also been served, with negotiations continuing at a special finance committee meeting. The outcome rests on an aut cable settlement in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouthem Bell ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Stewart
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
Rosser
Board of County Commissionera
Toetad
Funeral of Mrs Mary Davie
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary Davie were held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the reguence of her sitio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Mary Davie
Mary
Vis
Siete
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Mi McCoy
Riter
Qne Mice
Osceola
Tauldwell-Campbell Amusement Company
Lew Dockstad
George Primrose
Primrose and Dockstader
Baldwin-Meivilie Company
Lyceum
Haldenates
South
Hhomeret
Tie Parrormanga
Champigne
G. H. Munro
Fadettes
Park Board
Negreas
Eighth ‘Regiment
Tallulah
Urbans, Wine Co
Telephone CO
Gause
Lilienthal
Rochester
B. L Lilienthal
Peachtree St
Miller Berry
the Gay Co
Whitehall Street
Monarch Bicycles
Monarch Cycle Mig
Snosgo
Grant House
A. B. Walker
Whitehall
Kamper
Barker
Hollehar
Kamner’s
Wesineten
Eiseman Bros
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