Unusually Heavy Fulton County Registration for White Primary
Registration in Fulton County surged as books closed at 8 pm with estimates of over 11 000 white voters eligible to vote in the white primary. The tax collector’s office and north side substation logged record daily registrations, led by Steien Sarris and residents in wards two and six.
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Silverman
Lst
Steien Sarris
Fulton County
Secon
Cly
Tat
A. P. Stewart
Ethick
Court of Oredinary
Sale ‘County
Lee Street
West End
Methodist Church
Macon and Western
Central Railroad
Aro
Lea
Lawton's
Pitman's
Henry
Johnson
Atlanta
Georgia
Whitehall Survey
Pitman
Grigg’s
Z. T
Pryor
T. A. Frierson Getaher Petty
W. A. Ozburn
H. F. Williams
True. Fee
Fannie Gordon Howard
Boald Pr
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Southern
Ridge Avenue
Ford
Mpany
Pryor Street
Pryor Str
Thenre
Ohnam
George N. Johnson
Barrett outlines souths role in expanding trade with orient
Hon John Barrett former minister to Siam trade diplomat argues southern mills should push cotton and cotton goods to China and the orient. He champions an Asiatic commercial commission, the Nicaragua canal, a Pacific cable, and open treaty rights as keys to boosting US東 trade with Asia. Barrett discusses speaking engagements in May at Charlotte NY and Brooklyn.
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Far East
John Barrett
Siam
Orient
Constitution
China
Milla
United States
Kent
Congress
Asiatic Commercial Commission
Pacific Coast
Great Britain
France
Germany
Nicaragua
Pacific Ocean
Australia
Alberta
Pacific
Philippines
Japan
Philippine
Manila
Melbourne
Vladivostok
Siberia
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Singapore
Barrett
Charlotte
N. Y
Union League Club
Brooklyn
Songs of the Orphans at First Methodist Sunday
Decatur Home orphans will visit Atlanta for the morning service at First Methodist church next Sunday. The carload of children will sing as the morning feature, with Mr. R. F. Shedden and Mr. R. A. Hemphill directing and welcoming friends.
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Decatur
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
R. F. Shedden
R. A. Hemphill
Change in Diet Boosts Wages and Backbone Says Publisher
A large publication manager describes a dramatic personal change after switching to Postum Coffee and Grape Nuts breakfast foods. He credits these products with increased brain function and nerve energy, leading to bolder actions, higher wages, and sharper work. He asks his name not be used.
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Elven
Two New Depots for Dublin Georgia Town
Dublin to gain two new depots within sixty days as Macon Dublin and Savannah railroad is ordered to prepare Dublin station plans and the commission approves them. A second railroad project for a completely new structure is already underway. The town has not secured a union depot, but the forthcoming stations are described as commodious and well above average for Dublin’s population.
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Georgia
Dublin
Railroad Commission
Macon, Dublin and Savannah Railroad
May Stop Work on Streets New Ordinances Proposed
The Board of Health discussed several sanitary ordinances including bans on street garbag bags, higher milk standards, and contagious disease controls. Ordinances were referred to the ordinance committee for future reporting, with action anticipated after council review. Concerns about ongoing street excavations and utility conduit work were raised, and a sanitation remedy plan for resort areas near the city was mentioned. Dr. Bizzell urged measures to curb unhealthy street conditions in summer. The board approved a $5 payment to Drs Kennedy and Hurt for recent city services.
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Sanitary Department
Board of Health
Board
Lowry
Dr. Benson
Bizzen
Bizzeli
Steam Heat Company
Burton Smith
Smith
Bizzell
Kennedy
Hurt
Command in the Philippines shifts with Otis leaving
Washington May 4 General Otis requests to return to the United States and is relieved effective May 5 General MacArthur will replace Otis in command of the Philippine division Brevet Major General Wheaton to succeed MacArthur as commander of the southern Luzon department Kniser receives a new post Emperor Francis Joseph appoints Wilhelm field marshal general of the Austrian army
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Philippines
MacArthur
Washington
Otis
United States
War Department
General Otis
Wheaton
Department of Southern Luzon
Kniser
Herlin
May
Francis Joseph
Austria
Emperor Wilam
Tax Committee Takes No Action On Hypnotists License
Special session of the tax committee adjourned without action after hearing arguments on rescinding a previous measure setting a 500 annual license for hypnotists and magnetic healers. The amendment remains, and a council introduction date has not been set. The letter from the Southern Institute of Science spurred the prior move. Dr. Price and others questioned its authorship and implications.
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Tax Committee
Council
Harwell
W. B. Price
Richard Bosche
Roy
Price
Southern Institute of Science
P.O. Box
Atlanta
Atlanta Psactical Research Society
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Blues Relief
Mentions the blues as a female condition and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safeguard for women's health. Claims the remedy overcomes blues by addressing the whole female system and cites letters from women who report relief.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Psychologists Gather for Meeting at Woman's Club Grand
A call goes out to all interested in psychology to meet on Thursday May 10 at the Woman's Club in the Grand building. The meeting will be called to order at o o'clock in the evening to discuss forming local, state and national associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
At & O
Atlanta Home Insurance set to settle back taxes
The Atlanta Tax Committee reduced the back taxes from 11 340 to 4 536 for Atlanta Home Insurance Company after Joel Hurt presented a settlement proposal. Three assessments totaling 11 440 plus interest were trimmed to a 40 percent basis, aligning with building societies and banks, with licenses granted but of little importance.
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Council
Joel Hurt
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
Hurt
Hart
Dr. Roy
Atlanta
A Night of Terror Ends With New Discovery Cure
Mrs. H Lincoln recounts a perilous night for the widow of General Burnham of Machias Maine. Doctors predicted death from pneumonia but the patient implored Dr King’s New Discovery. After three doses she slept and was cured, the medicine claimed to treat throat chest and lung diseases, priced at 50 cents and a dollar with free trial bottles at drug stores.
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Burnham
Machins
H. Lincoln
Big Labor Meeting Called On Garment Strike
Heads of all city labor unions and the Federation of Trades plan a Sunday meeting in Federation hall to form a fund for weekly wages to striking garment workers. The strike continues with no workers returning, and leaders aim to extend actions if demands are not met.
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Federation of Trades
Federation Hall
Protruding Piles Ad Ends with No Risk Refund
Mrs. Buchanan is dangerously ill at her home 75 Park Avenue with physicians fearing she may not survive the night. She is the wife of T. J. Buchanan long associated with the city engineer's street service.
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Buchanan
T. J. Buchanan
Park Avenue
City Engineer's Department
Hotel Cumberland Seeks Guests With New Amenities
Hotel Cumberland announces season opens June 1 in refined facilities. The hotel and cottages have been repaired and painted, new bath houses erected, and a first class car line in order. A new steamboat pier, fine orchestra, dancing pavilion, excellent cuisine, and superior service enhance the visit. Special rates via manager Lee T. Shackelford.
Divorce Notice in Fulton County Court 1900
In Fulton Superior Court Mrs Alice Darnell vs Charley Darnell case No 7350. Court orders Charley Darnell to appear at Fall Term 1900 to answer petition for divorce. notice dated May 30 1900 by Judge J H Lumpkin and Clerk G H Tanner.
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J. T. Holleman
Gould Building
Atlanta
J. H. Lumpkin
G. H. Tanner
Fulton County
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TAK
South
Songs OF the
Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
3-Whitehall
W. RE. Price
Stilson, Sewer
Hotel Cumberland
Cumberland Island, GA
Lee T. Shackelford
Mgr
L. Bunkley
Young's Hotel
N. Forsyth St
W. D. Youn
Tallulah Falls
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
W. Mitchell St
J.T. Holleman
Georgia of the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Conpany
Eiseman Bros
Eiseran Bros
Washington, D. C
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