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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1900

Page

6

Labor Day Committee Named by Atlanta Federation of Trades

J W Bridwell announces a thirty member Labor Day committee to handle preparations for 1900. First meeting at Federation hall on North Forsyth Street at 8 pm Monday. Sub committees to be named and a secretary elected. Meetings to occur biweekly, with plans for speakers and grounds and renewed emphasis on a successful citywide event.

J. W. Bridwell Atlanta Federation of Trades Federation Hall North Forsyth Street Bridwell Thesa Atlanta Federation of Trades

Dr Hathaway Headed by Longstanding Speciality

Dr Hathaway, a recognized specialist for over 20 years, markets a renowned New Medicinal Electric Belt and cabinet machine to treat chronic diseases including varicocele and nervous disorders. He claims high cure rates, home treatment, and a painless method with a 99 percent permanent cure goal. Public notices advertise consultations in Atlanta with broad southwide patient reach.

J. Newton Hathaway Hathaway South Dr.Hathaway Dr. Hathaway Matt Tom Hathaway M.D Hathaway& Co Atlanta

List of craft unions and members in a historical labor roster

A roster listing numerous craft unions and their members including Cigarmakers Union, Carpenters No. 317 and No. 49, Electrical Workers, Printing Primers, Machinists, Blacksmiths, Typographical, Boilermakers, Glassblowers, Web Pressmen, Textile Workers, Street Railway Employees, Brewers, Iron Molders, Stonecutters, Plumbers, Stereotypers and Electrotyper, Granite Cutters, and Woodworkers with individual names such as Wiliam Strauss T. SH. Miller Thomas Gowan Mike Ril . O. Smith W. Stewart and others in a historical labor union context.

Wiliam Strauss T. SH. Miller Thomas Gowan Mike, Ril . O. Smith W. Stewart Cigarmakers' Union No B. Hensor Carpenters No Harry* ‘Morgan Electrical Workers Lon Brooks J. B. Hewett Machinists William Robinson Blacksmiths J. R. Golden Jerome Jones Boilermakers J. L. Taylor Federal Labor Union P. H. Moore Glassblowers C- H. Pancoast G. E. Johnson Carpenters Norman Textile J. H. Baker

Railroad changes and new appointments across Georgia and peers

Official circulars from the Georgia railroad announce April 1900 personnel shifts including C C McMillin as general agent passenger department based in Augusta and the abolition of the traveling passenger agent post. John Ferguson becomes traveling freight agent at Spartanburg with George H Wilcox renamed soliciting freight and passenger agent at Augusta. Other transfers include Browder to Birmingham, Thompson to Raleigh, and Green promoted to assistant general freight agent in Washington. News notes discuss Wabash party rates, potential control of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac by Pennsylvania and B and O, and rising salaries for ticket agents with commentary from Horner of Nickel Plate. A Chesapeake and Ohio board reorganization aligns with Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt interests. President Callaway denies extensions and emphasizes no outside deals.

The Georgia Railroad Augusta Jackson Scott C. C.mcmillin John Ferguson Spartanburg 8. C Jesse Cleveland L. Green Birmingham Ala Washington George G. Thompson, Jr Raleigh N. C George Browder W. B. Kniskern Northwestern Erie Road Wabash Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Alton Illinois Central Burlington and Quincy Missouri Pacific New York Evening Post Richmond Fredercksburg and Potomac Railroad Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Tne Quantico, Va Potomac River Tle Columbus Horner New York Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Vanderbitt S. M. Fearest Samuel Rea N. H. Parker Shortridge Chauncey M. Depew H. McKay Twombly H. J. Hayden Vanderbilts G. W. Stevens Decatur Axtel H. T. Wickham Chesapeake and Ohio Toledo Chesapeake Ohio Vanderblits Reka Naches Ingen Vanderbilta An Tae Denney Abe

William C Sanders Dies. Funeral Set At 10 A.M. In Atlanta

The funeral of William C Sanders will be at 142 Washington Street this morning at 10 o'clock, with Rev. Walker Lewis officiating. The body arrived from Suwanee Springs, Florida, yesterday, escorted by citizens. Interment will follow at Oakland. An escort of leading businessmen and a long list of pallbearers will accompany the body to its final resting place.

William C. Sanders Washington Street Suwanee Springs Union, Depot Walker Lewis First Methodist Church Oakland Ihigeltyn Atlanta W. C. Banders Messrs James Akers Henry L. Francis John W. Wrylie Robert C. Hazlehurst George W. Sims E. Schaefer C. B. Howard, Jr J. B. Harris James R. Wylie H. A. Inman E. 3. Gay S. F. Woodson Thomas Beal Thomas I. Langston G. A. Nicolson W. L. Peel John K. Day George W. Parrott Bullock H. T. Inman J. R. Gray Dr. R. D. Spalding Junius Oplesby Clark Howell Joe Hurt Johnson W. Martin Bikin Frank Holland F. Lk. Block C .B Currier Joseph T. Orme Paul Romare E. H. Thorntin J. W. English Robert J. Lowry J. A. McCord J. K. Ottley Jama G. Woodward Jacob Vans R. O F. Maddox D. W. Appster G. Hy Hyrds Morris Brandon Joseph Thormogon L. L. McCloskey W. H. Trezevant W. T. Newman W. H. Hulsey FF. M. Potta Anthony Murphy Ww. H. Patterson John H. Harwell J. D- Yarver T. Turner T. J. Finke S. M. Inman George Winship J. M. Alexander H. H. Way W. A. Stewart W. P. Mitchell T. S. Ghadeen Jease Butts C. B. Mims W. B. Hulsey F. P. Philips Paul Allen FP. W. Hulsey P. BR. Kohlheim W. S. Kendrick Walter R. Brown Dr. J. &. Olmsted Samuel Meyer Louis Gholstin F. M. Coker James Swann Samuel B. Scott W. L. Moore H. L. MeKer B. B. Crew W. A. Bass Harry I. Tyler H. M. Atkinson F. Parrott R. le Palmer

Injured by Fall of Scaffold in Franklin Square

Five men were hurt when a scaffold fell inside the old water tower in Franklin square during teardown in Savannah on March 3. W. H. Mann and James Smith, both white, suffered leg injuries and bruising. Miles Whaley, Hubert Gibson, and John Low, colored, were hurt. Low endured a broken leg and possible internal injuries, the most severe.

Savannah Franklin Square W. H Mann White James Smith Miles Whaley Hubert Gibson John Low Low Mr. Mann

Reverend Wood Scott Finds Relief After Celery Compound

Rev El Wood Scott of Carthage Indiana describes severe overwork and nerve strain then reports using Paine's Celery Compound. He says his health improved, he resumed ministerial duties, and he can eat and digest foods without the prior head pain.

El.wood Scott Carthage Ind Paine

Sheriff Sale listings for Atlanta Georgia 1900

Public auction of numerous properties in Fulton county Georgia scheduled for the first Tuesday in April 1900 at the courthouse door in Atlanta. Lots and tracts across Granger Mangum Lancing Martin Whitehall and other streets, plus various parcels and liens from city and superior courts, are to be sold to satisfy multiple fi fa and mortgage claims against named owners and parties.

Daisy Street Herman C. Enie N. P J. P G. M J. T. Mathews Fulton County Georgia Atlanta Henry Whitehall Street Fulton Superior Court 14Th J. D. Reeves City Court of J. S. Johnson L. A. Williams L. A. Williams, Security, Said Fi. Fa John W. Nelams Granger Street Granger Hunter Streets George M. Heidt City Court Savannah Addie M. Baker T. D. Love Amanda Cary Thomas D. Love Towit At- Yanta Mangum Street Tulton County Jennie Smith Fulton Cavor B.J. Conyers Wyle Street Porter Street Wylie Street Smith. Wright & Birney Metropolitan Square E. A. Chevin Frank W. Hall State of Frazer Martin Avenue Lancing Street O St County of Pulton C. J. Brown Third Ward City of Jana Ate Janta Richardson Street Connally Richardson H. A. Cassin Southern Guarantoe Loan Company Morrison Avenue Weat Morrison, Brewster and Stoner M. F. Sullivan Southern Guarantee Loan Company M. W. Sullivan Mth Adair East Fall Street Hy Street Florence B. Klein City Court of Atlanta B. A. Kien Cooper Pratt and Gilmer Pratt Street Gilmer Street Humphries Rockwell and Humphries Said Street Freeman Matilda M. Wells L.F Boyle Margaret Hitchins Wallace T. Newman Adah L. Durant Park Avenue Glynn Street John L. Gregory Clerk‘s Porter King Robert F. Maddox Anid Gregory Said-Land Laura Jez Haynes John &. Gregory Laura’ Lee Haynes Do. J W. Rucker Glenn Street R. F. Maddox J. W.W. Rucker J. W. Rucker Avanta Jona Said County McDaniel Street W. G. McGaughey Latham Central Railroad McDanile E. M.chapman McDaniel Avlanta Hightower and Humphries Street Hightower Street Edward M. Chapman Laura J. Pope Edward Chapman Graham Bellwood Riley Street Powell Street John Hightower Am. Fa C. H. Newton J. H. Tucker Turman Sims Street Rockwell Street Lewis Sacks Charles Lefks Davis Street Magnolia Streets W. E. Williams J. H. Wolcott W. E. Wiliams Ith Sutton Sale Lovejey Jeremy

Southern Railway Engineering by H Sheffield & Co

H Sheffield and Co civil engineers of the Austell Building Atlanta advertise services in railway engineering water powers municipal works bridges and buildings with contracts for construction offered.

H. Sheffield & CO Civil Engineers Austell Atlanta, Ga

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