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Fragmentary text mentions real estate, loans, and a history court. Names and places are unreadable. Content lacks coherent events or dates to summarize meaningfully.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary text mentions real estate, loans, and a history court. Names and places are unreadable. Content lacks coherent events or dates to summarize meaningfully.
The pure food show organized by the Atlanta Retail Grocers' Association opens this evening at the Gate City Guard Armory. Governor Candler and Mayor Woodward will speak, with Miss Andrews delivering cooking lectures starting tomorrow morning. Exhibits are in place, seats reserved, and the event runs through the month with demonstrations daily for housewives.
Hal Morrison has resumed teaching oils, watercolors, and pastels in the Lowndes Building. His studio is open for students to enter at any time, much to the gratification of many art students.
Chaplain Nave of the United States army delivered an address to the Evangelical Ministers Association on the duty of the church to widows and orphans. Dr L P Townsend, professor at Boston Theological Seminary, attended and accepted an invitation to speak at the next meeting. Townsend, a Gammon Seminary lecturer and author, was introduced by President Melden of Clark University.
Ferdinand W. Peck, U S commissioner to the arts exposition, arrived in Paris on Wednesday and attended the commissioners general meeting where space differences were settled. He inspected the American building and noted the American exhibits will be ready for installation before the French buildings are completed.
An official circular announces reduced rail fares for the Union of United Confederate Veterans in Louisville from May 30 to June 4. Rates of 1 cent per mile plus official minimum 50 cents apply from Southeastern Passenger Association territory to Louisville. Virginia and North Carolina points to be announced separately. Also notes new Seaboard Air Line freight agent Cantrell, and various rail industry movements including Texas commission tensions, station lunchroom centralization, and flour export shifts toward Gulf ports.
Pecatur Alabama March 3 Special James Weaver fired five shots at a Black man accused of stealing his wnat[s] and money. He shot once striking the man who fled across the street and escaped into the country.
The interstate cocking championship between South Carolina and Georgia opened at Ten Mile Hill near Charleston with a $100 a fight and $1 on the odd. Carolina led with six of nine bouts. ten fights are scheduled tomorrow and the main event ends Wednesday. Heavy bets ran all day as thousands of dollars changed hands amid brutal clashes in the makeshift courthouse arena.
New Orleans March 5 Agltater and Tom Middleton were the only beaten favorites today. Jockey 4 Miller was fined 59 and suspended for the rest of the meeting for a careless ride on Wedding Guest in the first race causing disqualification. Horses Donna Rita and Sva Knight ran. Bara larla was shot after ankle injury. Al Fresco broke down. Track fast. detailed race results listed with winners and odds.
State School Commissioner G R Glenn replies to Baptist ministers in Atlanta, defending his annual report on Georgia schools. He invites critics to visit his office to verify records, emphasizes data from county school commissioners, and praises Mercer University and public schools. He asserts bias claims are unfounded and reaffirms commitment to education across denominations.
The North American Review publishes a comprehensive Transvaal war symposium with eminent authorities including Rt Hon. James Bryce Earl Grey Mamtagu White and Andrew Carnegie. The issue, priced at 5 cents, is mailed for 6 cents by John M. Miller Co at 39 Marietta street Atlanta.
Dr J Barclay long connected with General Joe Wheeler reports a rich coal vein found eighteen to twenty miles north of Decatur on Ten Nexsee river lands. He discovered a cave used by counterfeiters with bones crucibles and old silver pieces. now the cave walls indicate a coal deposit of great potential. Local owners and prospectors swarm the area as exploration continues.
In Hot Springs Arkansas March 5 the boxing match between Jimmy Murray of Cincinnati and Joe Youngs of Buffalo ended in a draw after twenty fast rounds at the Viet Springs Athletic Club. Both were on their feet at the end and both took heavy punishment as about 1,019 spectators watched, including a dozen women.
Enthusiastic support surrounds plans for an interstate fair to be held in Atlanta this fall. A joint 4:30 PM meeting of the Exposition Park Company board and committees will discuss a permanent fair association and a guarantee fund.
A new grain based beverage called GRAIN-O is now sold in grocery stores as a coffee substitute. Advertisers claim it suits even delicate stomachs and is tolerated by most people. It costs 15 or 25 cents per package and is recommended for children.
George Welch longtime member of the Pioneer Citizens Society Atainta died yesterday morning at his home corner Can and Luckie streets after a brief illness. Born in Scotland in 1849 he came to the United States during the California Gold Fever era. A former mechanic at Western and Atlantic Railroad shops he was esteemed by coworkers and employers. Funeral service to be held this afternoon from the Pioneer lodge with several society members invited including John Bisworth John H Mecassin W A Fuller Frank T Ryan Anthony Murphy Thomas Haney Richard A Saye Hamilton Crankshaw William Forsyth and W L Cathoun.
Local mining concern promotes three free milling gold quartz mines near Nevada County. It cites high regional output totals since 1850 and claims met and potential dividends once a stamp mill is built. Development underway with day and night shifts. stock offered at 40 cents, par value one dollar. prospectus and samples available at office.
Sheriff notices list properties in Fulton and Bulan counties Georgia to be sold on the first Tuesday in April 1900 at the courthouse in Avanta Georgia. Observed are multiple parcels in Atlanta including land lots 9 and 90 and various city blocks with owners named Mary McNaught Emma Champe Mrs BE Moore and Missouri Hinton. Proceeds apply to fi fas issued from city court Fulton superior court and J P court with liens from Southern Home and Loans Association Krippendorf Dittman Company National Building Association and others. High level: land and residences in Atlanta tied to identifiably named owners and creditors to satisfy court judgments.
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