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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
4
A. F. Liebman announces the immediate sale of a Noa property in Atlanta within the mile circle. The lot contains over 16,000 square feet and is described as the cheapest of its kind to be had.
A. F. Liebman lists Ree The Ramon a new apartment hotel at 840 West Fifty-seventh Street New York with two room suites and bath for monthly rental and an on site restaurant. Also public notice charges creditors of Fred Garraux estate in Fulton County are notified to file demands and payment promptly per law. Jennie Garraux as administrator dates March 4 1902.
A four man party of capitalists linked to the Chattanooga Charleston and Augusta railroad toured Atlanta yesterday. They eyed route, terminal property, and future prospects under James A. Jackson and W E McBee. The group visited Seaboard terminals and headed to Augusta with no public statements. Other meetings included revising rate sheets for southern gateways and potential rebates suits against the Pennsylvania railroad.
James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union expected in Atlanta this morning. Banquet at Kimball House tonight. Captain Plumb returns home to Augusta on crutches after a leg injury. Six hundred ball nights to fund the Grant Park band concerts. Park Board contracts Fifth Regiment band for forty Easter concerts. Col. Park Woodward ill with indigestion at Robertson sanitarium. Crescent brooch found by a negro turned in to police. Clarke 18 elderly Whitt yan arraigned for driving a sick horse. case dismissed. Postmaster Bloodgett awaits Smythe successor papers. changes pending. Veterans Fair and Camp Walker crowds grow. some donations solicited without authority. Captain Thrill praises Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railroad. Judge Fite of Cartersville and Mrs Hamilton ant improve. Local pool tournament stars de Ors and Bank prepare for April match. Rev Walter J. Lingle speaks at Central Presbyterian. Train hand Flanders injured in yard fall. Rev Nathan Bachman conducting meetings at North Avenue church. Warden Hawk fortifies Atlanta Federal Prison with barbed wire. South Broad street alarm over large rat sighting. Priest E Snipes dies. funeral at Curran Street. burial Oakland.
David Plaine of the Kansas and Oklahoma Implement Dealers Association says railroads will be asked for special rates to move 20 000 harvesters and 5 000 teams for the wheat belt harvest. He notes recent rains suggest a larger wheat crop than last year.
An advertisement urges taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters when tired or nervous to cure dyspepsia indigestion malaria and liver and kidney troubles. It notes the private stamp atop the bottle and promotes it as a spring medicine and blood purifier.
Columbus Georgia March special item reports Captain Whey Williams is considering running for prison commissioner and has not announced a decision. He has received several letters of support including one from the editor of a prominent Georgian newspaper.
An old patent medicine ad touts Stuart's Gin and Buche as a cure for bladder and kidney ailments. It claims relief, stops backache, and rheumatism while promising strength to kidney and bladder organs. Free sample bottles are offered to prove efficacy.
The trial of W R Wells for the February 3 stabbing murder of Frederick Pearce, a blind man, concluded with a sealed verdict after about an hour in open court. Judge Candler presided as the jury found Wells guilty and awaiting publication of the verdict.
Washington dispatch with forecasts for multiple states including Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas and the Carolinas. Winds vary from east to southeast to fresh west and northwest with partly cloudy conditions and chances of showers in eastern portions. Colder conditions expected in northwest Texas and interior eastern portions with variable winds shifting to west.
Fragmentary timetable shows Crow B Marbury Forecast Official delivering times from Augusta to Conyers Lithonia Covington and back with arrivals listed in morning and afternoon slots. Mentions Atlanta Knoxville Northern Railroad service with daily departures to Knoxville and returns to Atlanta.
Reading through the fragment describes Southern Railway timetable items. It lists trains with sleeping and dining cars between Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, St Augustine, Washington, and other points, noting arrivals, stops, and service features with multiple train numbers and daily or special schedules.
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