Confederate Veterans to Receive City Funds for Uniforms
The Atlanta city council approved a measure to contribute 500 toward uniforms for Camp Walker of United Confederate Veterans No 95. The request followed a February meeting with earlier finance committee support and a tied vote on the ordinance adoption. Public notices also confirm union labeling for city printing and multiple street, rail, and sewer related ordinances under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Walker
Finance Committee
W. H. T. Walker
United Confederate Veterans
Atlanta
Ozborn
Joseph
Alford
Niance Committee
Pope
Holland
Grady
Union
Charles R. Alten
Butler Street
Fnally
Johnson
Charles FL Walton
North Butler Street
Ce Wenity
Ecouncil
Police Committee
Beutell
Ton
Thompson
Theo Alderman Johnson
Move to abolish police reserve sparks council talk
Two resolutions introduced in a city council seek to abolish the present police reserve and set up a permanent reserve. One asks for a 2,262.40 appropriation for a permanent reserve at police headquarters in 1900, the other bars officers from serving extra duty on reserve after patrol duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Committee
Board of Police Commissioners
Barrett
General Council
Pioneers Plan Reminiscence Book From Atlanta Sketches
The Pioneer Citizens Society met at Captain J. C. Hendrix's office and voted to print a book of early Atlanta sketches contributed by members including the late George W. Adair and John Norcross. A spring outing was approved with Captain Hendrix, Dr. Amos Fox, and Captain Everett named to work out details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Citizerns Society
J. C. Hendrix
Atlanta
Jobnathan Norcross
George W. Adair
Porto Rican duties bill sparks jubilant reaction in San Juan
San Juan Porto Rico March 6 jubilant over passage of bill restoring Porto Rican duties and approving the 15 percent measure. Citizens await senate action. Five thousand dollars referred to street committee for action. County commissioners to cover half street cost, total ten thousand dollars. Councilman Minchinnett invites mayor and council to pure food show at Gate City Guard armory on Peach Tree Street. invitation accepted. City council session extended into late afternoon with adjournment motion carried at 5 39 o'clock.
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Walton
Commissioner of Public Works
Thompson
Board of Water Commissioners
Pease Printing Company
Pope
Sciple Sons
Holland
Oakland Cemetery
Collins Park and Belt Railroad
Elliott Street
Rock Street
Georgia Electric Ihht Company
Davis Street
Johnson
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Gilmer Street
Ita Ear Barn
Woodward
Committee On Electric
Atlanta Hallway and Power Company
Atlanta Railway Company
South Pryor
Hendricks Avenue
Wittman
Alderman Beutel
Alderman Beutell
Board of Police Commissioners
Harwell
Nelson Street
Madison Street
Alderman Johnson
Cornellman Parks
Reformatory Movement
W. B. Lowe
W. P. PatiNe
Julius Brown
Nellie Feters Black
Decatur Street
Bell Street
San Juan
Porto Rico
Senate
Street Committee
Minchinnett
Gate City Guard
Peachtree Street
State Committee Gathers Today in Atlanta Georgia
The Georgia Republican State Central Committee meets in the Senate Chamber at the capitol at 2 pm to set up contests for delegates to the state and national conventions. Over seventy leaders attend as wards argue for four at large delegates and continued leadership of Chairman W H Johnson.
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Republican State Central Committee
Atlanta
W. H. Johnson
Georgia
Johnson
Central Committee
Senate
Capitol
Savannah
Central Republican Committee
Budk
United States
Japan
North Georgia
Colonel Jonson
Buck
Statehouse
Republican Shire
Middle Georgia
W. Lyons
H. A. Rucker
H. L. Johnson
Republian State Central Committee
T. F. Johnson
T. R. Wright
M. J. Doyle
Cherry
Waynesboro
U. M. Pleasant
Morse
E. K. Love
Arnold
Albany
B. F. Brimberry
A. D. Riké
Thomasville
J. C. Styles
Dawson
J.5. Peterson
Fort Gaines
W. B. Wilson
G. McLendon
Bainbridge
Pierce
Leesburg
E. B. Bates
Cordele
Richardson
LaGrange
A. A. Douglas
Talbotton
Macon
Tecan
R. L. Williams
Griffin
P.O. Holt
I. W. Wood
Forsyth
F. J. Wimberly
Hampton
Vent Bi T Gar
M. der Rome
B. F. Carter
Cedartown
J. H. Rinard
Talla- Dpooss
M. C
Mrs Pinkham Receives Thousands Of Gratitude Letters
A Philadelphia reader writes of a dramatic weight gain from 96 to 140 pounds. Mrs. Tol le in 1996 inspires confidence as Mrs Pinkham receives fifty thousand such letters from grateful women seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottis
As Tolle
Hill
Philadelphia
Startling medical recovery tale from Philadelphia man
John Oliver recounts a near-fatal illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain. After three doctors gave up, Electric Bitters restored his health in weeks. He praises the remedy, urging others to try it. Only 6 cents at druggists with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
College of Optics Promises Doctors Advanced Education
Physicians should have an optical education to gain proficiency in refractive errors enabling work more remunerative than other branches. Many physicians are embracing this opportunity. Address Kellam & Moore's College of Optics Incorporated, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College OF Optics
Kellam & Moore
Collage of Optics (Incorporated
Atlanta
State fixes February first as tax return day 1900
At a statehouse conference Governor Candler Comptroller General Wright and Treasurer Speer agreed to set February 1 1900 as the tax return day for the state. The order fixes the value of property owned on that date as the basis for returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cander
Wight
Speer
Statehouse
Comptroller General
Atlanta
A.D. Candler
WM. A. Wright
W. J. Speer
Doctor Hathaway Promotes Electric Treatments in South
Dr Hathaway, a 20 year leader in cures for chronic diseases, advertises modern electrical devices and a medicinal electric belt. He offers free leaflets and a book titled Manliness Vigor Health, sent postpaid with consultation at his Atlanta office.
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Hathaway
J. N. Hathaway
Hathawa
Newton Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway & Co
South Broadshee
Atlanta
Tod
Faye
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Pata
New York
Maier & Berkele
Jewelers
Whitehall
Council
Police Committee For Action
Walter H. Johnson
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. B. Gaston
Gainesville
M. C. Wilcox
Mt. Alry
T._W. Craige
Elijay
George W. Phillips
Pierceville
Augusta
J. M. Barnes
Eogaren
W. Btallings
A. W. Winberie
Sandersville
T. Walker
J. 8. Stewart
Stanfordville
E. H. Reed
Waycross
L. W. Whitehead
Baatman
E. R.belcher
Eiewua Wids
W. H. Matthews
Brunswick
M. Griffin
Quitman
B. Coffee
Pearson
L . Mallory
Fitzgerald
Doctor Hathaway
Tug
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall St
J. H. Schroeter & Bro
Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Georgia
London
German St
Washington, D. C
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