County board to seek Atlanta architects for courthouse annex
The county's public buildings committee decided to ask architects from Atlanta and suburbs to prepare plans for a courthouse annex near the existing building. The project aims to add five courtrooms and necessary offices, with total costs not to exceed $100,000, and to proceed after a special board meeting.
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County Board
Atlanta
Carmissioner
Romer
Srchitais
Board of County Commission
Palmer
Shah
Board of Comminsionera
Commisglover Walker
Adair
Rosser
Sile
Grant Wilkins
Fudge Rosser
Croumd
Ideaetn
Paia
Grant Viking
Wilkins
Walker
Bir
Wiking
Resser
Wikns
Camain
Three Alarms Answered by Fire Department Yesterday
Fire department responded to three small fires yesterday morning. At 8 40 a residence of O H Rodgers at 75 Luckle street suffered ceiling and roof damage. the building is owned by J T Blagers with damage over 20 percent. A telephone alarm at 1 35 o clock sent firefighters to C T Ladson at 75 Peeples street where a small attic fire caused slight damage. The third alarm from box 28 brought crews to a home on Marlat street near Pine where a few roof shingles burned. damage negligible. Also an inserted note promotes Dr Luke P Blackburn’s medicine for constipation.
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O. H. Rodgers
Luckle Street
3. T. Blagers
C. T. Ladson
Peeples Street
Marlatatreet
Pine
Local Print Shop Urges Home Patronage For Quality
A regional advert urges residents to spend locally, claiming Atlanta printed work offers prompt service, equal quality, and reliability. The notice stresses backing a home institution capable of handling large or delicate printing jobs and producing journals, ledgers, and cashbooks without sending business elsewhere.
Olivia Webb in police matinee scene on Whitehall Street
In a cluttered courthouse mood piece, Olivia Webb is escorted to a police car after a court appearance following a strange episode on Whitehall Street. A jagged string of sobbing, an odd dress and a battered cap frame a tale of disjointed justice and a judge's ironic restraint. Lottie Sims and Jim Freeman feature in a parallel score of petty conflict and peculiar testimony.
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Olivia Webb
Olivia
Whitehall Street
Nadir
Westing Room
A. Bollinger
Decatur Street
Nash
Gollinger
Bollinger
Passing Throngs and Diplomatic Mentions in Havana
A Havana governor general Ludlow is praised for his presence and diplomacy while a journalist recalls interviews and fashion minded details. The piece highlights his career, attire, and cigarette habit, with remarks on foreign policy and a Confederate Veterans reunion noting Dr. Cowan and Dr. Divine elected leaders of a medical association.
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Ludlow
Havana
Columbus
Cubs
Nicaraguan Canal Commission
Bayad
Court of St. James
Caps
Columbia
General Ludlow
Uncle Bam
Confederate Veterans
3. B. Cowan
Tullahoma
Tenn
Kinsman C. Divine
Confederate Surgeons Survival Association
Local happenings mix crime, bananas, and library talk
A string of short items reports Dr Divine dying at Methdrgid Surgical Institute, Dr Cowan gravely ill, a novelty check for a kiss, banjanas once common in Cuba now scarce, and public library board debates. Notable locals include Darwin G. Jones urged for library leadership and J A I Brathass en route to Henderson to speak. Judge Harris and Jonel John F. Sharinen also noted in city coverage.
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Divine
Cowan
Cuba
Spain
Young Men's Library Association
Darwin G. Jones
Henderson
Western Kentucky Teachers’ Association
Bampson W. Harris
Jonel John FP. Sharinen
Ibertag
Convention May Be Brought Here By Baptist Ministers
Baptist pastors in Atlanta formed a committee to consider inviting the Southern Baptist convention to meet in the city in 1900. The group adopted resolutions denouncing mob violence in Palmetto, urging justice, improved criminal trials, and urging lawmakers to safeguard law and order to attract investment and growth. The plan also welcomed Presbyterian pastor Orme Flynn and noted a broadened round of interfaith collaboration.
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Atlanta
First Baptist
A. A. ‘Marshall
Jameson
R. L. Motley
Southern Baptist
Rav
Orme Flynn
Flynn
Palmetto
Georgia
Atlante
Tha Tawne
Whati
Orfer
Good Friday Police Board Election Outlook
The police board meets at 9:30 AM to inspect the force as Chief Manly and four captains are expected to be re-elected. Many sergeants face scrutiny, while a few may be dropped only for just cause, sparking worry until after next Friday.
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Palics Department
Board of Police Commissioner
Manly
Prinay
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Bounty Board
Luke P. Blackburn
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the Foote & Davies Company
Lottie
Lottie Sims
Abe
Chile
Lawder Maesy
de Neker
Sovise
Jim
Jerge Nash
Jim Freeman
Ludge Nash
Hattentot
Bev
Tuggle
Bays A
We. H. Tuggle
Jonnezro Baptist Church
Southern Baptists
Whey
Canova
Senna
California Fig Syrup CO
Gan Franciro
Louisville
York
Ail Druggtete
The
Tripod Paint Co
Alabama St
Atlanta, GA
John B. Thornton
Preferred ‘Accident Insurancs Co
New York
Tailor WG
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Kamper’s
Capitola
Atlanta 2Iling Co
Hollemar
PHORE
Westseis
Eiseman Bros
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