City plans to extend limits before 1900 census
Aldermen and councilmen push to expand Atlanta boundaries to include Peach Street, Marietta Street, Pittsburg and Reynoldstown suburbs. Mayor Woodward and several alders back the move, arguing improved taxes and services will justify expansion ahead of the 1900 census.
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Gidermanic Board
Woodward
Atlanta
Peachtree
Marietta
Pittsburg
Reynoldstown
Mitchell
Mayson
Rigeh
Thomson
West End
Lahattes Am
Cty
Iimita
Anderson
DeKalb County
Edgewood
Capn Brown Joins His Command at Fort Meade
Captain Oscar J Brown departs Atlanta at 8 30 p m aboard the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line for Fort Meade 3 D to rejoin his unit. He has long been separated from his regiment and served as assistant adjutant general of Georgia. He recalls his Spain era service and expresses gratitude to friends and hopes to return to Georgia on leave.
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Fort Meade
Oscar J Brown
Atlanta
Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis
Liz
Neahville
Brown
Hhis
Satterlee
Georgia
Prices of Stover Advanced
Stove manufacturers meeting at the Auditorium hotel declared that rising raw material costs force a 10 percent price increase. They agreed further advances may follow, with a 3 percent hike immediate and another within sixty days. About ninety percent of U.S. stove makers are said to be in the agreement.
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Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Stova
Prison Board to Inspect All State Camps by April
The state prison board will inspect penitentiary and misdemeanor camps across Georgia this month to ensure readiness by the April 1 lease expiration. Captain R K Foster’s Milledgeville farm buildings near completion will host convicts by April 1, with labor split among women, under fourteen, and infirm men. The Fifth Georgia regiment inspections progress rapidly, while negro company armory access issues threaten next week’s militia parade and state inspection.
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State Prison Board
Georgia
R. K. Foster
Muledgeville
Foster
Milledgeville
Phiagnera
Fifth Georgia
Avlanta
Obear
Atlanta
Jones Avenue Baptist Church to Organize Next Sunday
The Jones Avenue Baptist church plans a 3 PM organization at the old Third Baptist building on Jones avenue. About 300 members from Third Baptist who joined Tabernacle Baptist will form the new church, with a full program including enrollment, constitution adoption, and a charge to the church led by Dr W W Landrum and Rev N B Kelly.
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Toned Avonue Baptist Church
Old Third Baptist Church
Jones Avenue
Third Baptist
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
W P Spalding
T P Bell
N B O Kelly
J H Barwell
Temarka
R L Motley
W W Landrum
S Y Jameson
Hi Bell
Funeral of Isabel Jackson in Atlanta this afternoon
The funeral for Isabel Arnold Jackson occurs this afternoon at 3 o clock from Irwin Street. Reverend Albion Knight of St Philips Church conducts services in the private ceremony, the body to be laid in Oakland Cemetery family vault. Grandfather Reverend Sam Brant cannot reach Atlanta in time.
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Hoy
Albion Knight
Isabel Arnold Jackean
Irwin Street
Hey Albion Knight
St. Philips Church
Oakland Cemetery
Sam Branlt
Atlanta
Tauber Jackson
Lote Smell Jackson
Hanlon Damage Suit Heard Before Slaten Judge
In a notable case heard yesterday morning Judge Fro Hare presiding, the Hanlon damage suit against the Concord company proceeded. Mrs. Hanson’s son was injured by a unit from a car on Peachtreck road, with proceedings continuing as details unfold.
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Hare
Commienr
Mra
Hanlon
Consordlatet
Motorman Eidson Arraigned Over Walker Collision
Motorman Eidson faced police court arraignment on a reckless endangerment charge after a trolley car killed W T Walker. Witnesses testified the car moved slowly on a slippery track and Eidson acted to stop but could not avert the tragedy. The streetcar company and Walker’s family attorney indicated possible civil action.
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W Eidson
W T Walker
Charles Hinton
Houston Street
Walker
J B Owens
Bidson
Peachtree
Cain
Mason
Street Ent Company
Lowry Arnold
Recruiting in Virginia to establish substations statewide
Major David D Fries, recently mustered out of the Second and Third Virginia regiments, received telegraphic orders to report to Major Harts the recruiting officer in Richmond for organizing substations across Virginia with two enlisted men from Fort Monroe. He departs Saturday for Lynchburg and will open stations in Roanoke Staunton Harrisonburg and Danville. Station s will also be set up in tidewater towns when the Fourth Virginia regiment returns.
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Buth
Valley
Tidewater
Richmond
David D Fries
Washington
Harts
Fort Monroe
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Danville
Tide Water
Virginia
Atlanta Business League hosts productive meeting at Kimball House
The Atlanta Business League held a successful home manufacturers meeting at the Kimball House with 300 plus business leaders from bankers to drummers. Captain English outlined a stock charter for an Atlanta based manufacturing company, urging more local production and lower freight costs while defenders praised Atlanta goods and pledged to push for favorable railroad policy.
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Brillant
Business League
Kimball House
Atlanta
Questa
C A. Collier
Atlanta Business Meng League
Orde
Coller
Northen
Collier
Colliers
R F Maidox Jr
Marlin
League
English Talis
James W English
English
Athletica
New England
Connecticut
Dubille
Georgia
Attexta
Grine
Petan
Hone Petudy
Matthews
Post 5
Travelers Protective Association
Harry Whitcomb
Mr Morgan
Captain English
Atlante
Cantama English
Atlanta Business Mens League
Leneur
T . A. Men
Phow
Ganda
Maddox Chalrarin
Vo Xreigshaber
Atlanta Terra Cotta Works
Prac
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Peachtree Street
Marietta Street
Whitehall
Pitsburgh
United States
Fea
Capt. Brown
Dakota
Stover
State Capitol
Drosa
J. P Nevin
Floyd
Phil Byrd
Hevin
Third Georgia Regiment
Tme
Statehouse
Wiliam Ficken
State Penitentiary
State Pardon Board
Wicken
Hast Point
Polles
Ficken
Cook
Codran Company
Pulaski County
Pulaski
Isabel Jackson
Griffin
John Griffin
The
Elks
Forsyth Street
Ben
W .T. Walker
Eidson
W. T Walker
Will Gend
London
Vienna
the Times
China
Nashville
Tenn
Johnson City
Tennessee
Siatespear
Atlanta Business League
Harry Stockbell
Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
Whitehall St
Curtice
L. D.teackle Quinby
Houitable
Alt Dorsey P H Brewster Albert Howell Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Lowe Building
Rolleman Gould Building
Whitehall Street
Restos Cer Seve Ana Stron
Eiseman Bros
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