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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1902

Page

4

Southern railway to double track Washington to Atlanta line

The Southern railway plans major line improvements between Washington and Atlanta to cut travel distance by about 25 to 30 miles and ultimately double track the route. Upgrades include reducing curves, rebuilding culverts and bridges, and extending double tracks first where most needed, with gradual implementation. The Greensboro to Salisbury and Charlottesville to Washington segments are slated for early double tracking, followed by completion toward Charlotte and Atlanta.

The Southern Railway Washington Atlanta Southern United States Lne Greensboro Salisbury AHN Richmond Norfolk Asheville Passnger South Tennessee Alabama Charlottesville Chesapeake and Ohio Charlotte Southwest

Atlanta to hold a fair proposed by Southern Interstate Fair Association

The Southern Interstate Fair Association board in Atlanta met to approve a fair plan and form committees to organize work. A horse show is possible, and a mayoral fundraising push was adopted. A New York band offer for music and vaudeville at 5500 was under consideration. Committees led by J Wyile Eppe and others will report next Thursday.

Atlanta Southern Interstate Fair Association Chamber of Commerce John A. Miller The Fair Association J. Wyile Eppe F. J.paxon J.he Nunnally BH. H. Cabaniss Frank Ullig Thomas Egleston John As “Miller Frank Eis Conterno New York H. H. Cahan'ss

Directory Case On Trial In Atlanta Court

Government presents witnesses in the Maloney directory case in Atlanta federal court. The trial opened with a jury and a list of witnesses. defense to follow. Four moonshiners were convicted during the term, with sentences from one to six months. Contempt punished a mountaineer witness who used profane language. The report also notes Southern Railway improvements, double-tracking plans, and ballast operations across North Carolina quarries.

United States T. J. Maloney Directory Atlanta United States ‘Court Fulton County Newman

Tax Receiver Armistead Opens Books for 1900 Returns

Tax Receiver T M Armistead opens books for state and county tax returns Tuesday at 7 am, open through June 30. Office moved to new annex with modern fittings and ample stationery. Expecting a large 1900 return total driven by Atlanta construction and population growth, with peak season in late spring.

T. M. Armistead Armistead Atlanta Zach Castleberry Armi John M. Philipps Seaboard Adp Line Railway Company H. M. Reid Philipps Tampa Fila Ahen Philipps J O. T. Ladson Erwin & Brown and Vassar Woolley Foster Atlanta Railway and Power Company Ee ‘ Foster Peachtree Point Peachtree Pourtecenth Street Peachtree “Point Walter A. Sims

Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Spring Health Cure

An old advertisement proclaims Paine's Celery Compound as a universal spring medicine. It claims rapid relief for nervous diseases, neu ralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and blood troubles, promising purification and renewed vigor with one bottle and urging buyers to insist on the genuine PAINE'S on the wrapper.

Paine Paine‘s

Trial over McEntyre case unsettles Georgia homestead law

The Dalton County case involving J W L Pratt and three minor children against H Lynch and L J Daniel centers on a fractional interest in property at Auburn Avenue and Randolph Street. The question is whether Mrs McIntyre’s reinvestment of sale proceeds kept the Georgia homestead valid at the time of levy. The trial, before Judge Lumpkin, may decide if the sheriffs deed was void or if the levy was excessive. The matter dates back to 1982 and has spanned Fulton and Dalton counties with witnesses to be called today.

McEntyre Fulton County H. “Lumpkin Superior Court J. W. L. Pratt H. Lynch L. J. Daniel Paintiffs Auburn Avenue Randolph Street Philip McEntyre Edbta Ind Peachtree Road Georgia Lynch Aes Felder & Rountree W. A. Fuller C. J. Simmons Walter HK. Brown

Commission On The Way For Postmaster Blodgett

A Washington dispatch says Postmaster Blodgett will receive his commission by mail today after delays caused by routine department business. The commission is reported to be en route to Atlanta.

Blodgett Washington Clay Atlante

Finance Committee Sets Morning Meeting On City Finances

The finance committee will convene at 11 oclock to review the citys finances and allocate funds from 7000 appropriated to the sanitary department for a city stable lot purchase. Officials aim to repair streets and address broader department shortages with possible changes to the apportionment sheet.

Department of Public Works Sanitary Department

Dirt Carts Between City Streets to Get Stationary Bottoms

A city committee approved an ordinance to chain dirt hauling carts in central streets with stationary bottoms to prevent dirt spills. The measure aims to keep streets clean and reduce obstructions and fire department hazards. An associated complaint about street obstructions was referred to the city attorney for drafting provisions.

Mims Chist Joyner Cary

Dallas Prep for United Sons Confederate Veterans Reunion

Dallas gears up for the United Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion on April 2 to 25 with a grand parade at the Kaliphate, a ball, queen crowning, a buffalo meat dinner, and sponsor hospitality by W L Cabell Camp Dallas. The event includes multiple receptions at the Dallas Club and Oriental hotel, showcasing extensive civic effort and generous hosting by local camps.

United Sons of Confederate Veterans Dallas R. B. Houghton Dallas and Elis W. L. Cabell United Sons Confederate Veterans Order of Kaliphs W. L. Cabe.p Oriental Hotel General Confederation Mivision

Easter to Be Illustrated at Carnegie Library

Under Miss Anne Wal lace direction the children's room at Carnegie Library will be prettily decorated for Easter. Hall decorations include Easter Wes and a bulletin board with pictures illustrating the master season and the risen Savior. At 4 o'clock this afternoon Miss Eloise Tyler will speak briefly to the children on Easter sentiment. The event is expected to interest many as all city children are invited. The display will remain through today and tomorrow.

Nature Needs Malt-Na tring as First Assistant for Convalescence

An old advertisement touts Malt-Na tring as nature's first assistant to hasten convalescence calm nerves aid digestion and stimulate circulation. Claimed to fulfill listed functions, the elixir is presented as prepared by a St Louis brand house and endorsed by physicians.

Nature Av-house Buseh Brew St Louk

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