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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
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The readable parts hint at discussions of law, fair conduct, and Atlantic themes, mentioning names like Julian and Lord and referencing historical or literary context. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes an individual named Harel and a March departure. Content is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations.
A large meeting was planned for 11 am in the council chamber to discuss establishing a city county reformatory for juvenile offenders. The general council and 21 citizens would form a committee to report on March 9 and outline costs, with bishops and local leaders among the named members.
A large crowd is expected at the council chamber in the Chamber of Commerce this Friday at 4 PM to discuss the interstate fair to be held in Atlanta this fall. Charles A. Collier chairs the gathering, which seeks civic support. no subscriptions will be called. The meeting will cover plan scope and necessary fund size, with committee appointments and city canvassing likely.
The North American Review releases a special edition on Transvaal war with eminent authorities. Contributors include James Bryce Hart Grey Montagu White and Andrew Carnegie. Price is 5 cents by mail 25 cents to cover postage. John M. Miller Co. 29 Marietta Street Atlanta.
A vintage ad promotes Grain-O as a nourishing grain based drink for children in place of tea or coffee. It claims Grain-O 13 is pure grains, tastes like coffee when prepared, and costs about a nickel and a quarter. all grocers stock it, with 10 and 25 cent sizes available.
In Jonesville, Union county last night burglars blew open safes and carried off contents. They then raided the railroad toolhouse, removing lever cars and escaping, leaving no tracks. A traveling hypnotist, who bought a ticket to Union ten miles away, is suspected as the gang leader.
James R Parish known as Uncle Jimmy and a longtime patrolman and recorder's court bailiff died yesterday at 5 PM at his home 23 Walnut Street. He served 32 years with the Atlanta Police Department, saved wages to invest in real estate, and was respected for his calm handling of prisoners. His death drew sorrow at police barracks and will be marked by mourning badges among officers.
The ninth annual International Association of Ticket Agents convention opened at 3:15 PM in the Kimball House ballroom. Delegates from major U.S. cities heard welcomes from city officials and ZIP into a program with addresses, entertainment, and a city tour planned for the following day. The gathering includes about 2,000 attendees, with ten ladies among the delegates, and ends with an evening theater outing at the Grand.
A fragmentary review notes Bret Harte style in descriptions of Western life and a reference to Tale of the Milkirks within a periodical. Mentions Gates Blaze and The Outlook, with general praise for crisp workmanship and a Western literary tone.
A historical ad asserts Munyon's guarantee promises remedies perform as claimed. The copy touts specific cures and asserts reliability, urging readers to try the medicines.
Property of Joseph Menke deceased to be sold at Fulton County Courthouse on July 23 1900 for debts and estate distribution. Includes residence at 339 Whitehall Street 27 by 180 feet mortgage to Caroline Menko 2000 with 7 percent interest, 35 shares of Atlanta Savings Bank stock 100 each with $3000 note by Fourth National Bank, plus a watch chain a diamond stud and heavy books. Sale under order of the Fulton County Ordinary dated March 5 1900.
By order of a DeKalb county court, land in Atlanta Fulton county will be sold on the first Tuesday in April 19, within legal sale hours. Property describes tract in Atlanta near South avenue and Connolly street, estate of J C Lamar deceased. Proceeds for heirs and creditors. Terms cash. S AL Swann administrator. McElreath & McHLanath, Attorneys. 39 41 fri
Sealed bids due noon April 6 1900 for Grant park concessions including pavilion rent boats swings and sale rights for 1900 season. Also bids due for supplying ninety pounds daily of fresh neck beef for animals for the year starting May 1 1900. Bids go to W T Moyers and 4 C Min Hinnett chairs. Right to accept or reject all bids reserved by park commissioners. Secondary notices list real estate sale of Annie E Cawley estate by order of Fulton County Court of Ordinary with detailed lot description and cash or half cash terms. Appraisers for Mary Taylor twelve months support report filed. show cause at April term.
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