Tennis Tournament Opens At Atlanta Athletic Club
The spring tennis tournament at the Atlanta Athletic Club begins today after noon drawings. Quinby and Dinwiddie face Tichenor and Byrd, with winners meeting the Thornton brothers. Jones brothers take on Brown and Alfriend, awaiting Patterson and Broylas versus Glenn and Colautt. Semifinals promise Thornton brothers against Glenn and Colautt. Winners go to Montezuma May 72 at club expense.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
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Dinwiddie
Tichenor
Byrd
Thornton Brothers
Jones Brothers
Brown
Alfriend
Patterson
Broylas
Glenn
Colaultt
Mekae
Harris
Ashe
Scott
Inman
Clarke
Lewis
Daniel
Rudge
Angier
Williams
Montezuma
Henry Thornten II
Thornton Brethers
McRae
Angler
Colquitt
Piles Cured Without the Knife By Paro Ointment
A Democratic rally and barbecue today in Adamsville hosted by the Adamsville Farmers Club invites Fulton county candidates and friends. The event features a noon meal and speeches in the afternoon, aiming to energize local issues and party unity with attendees from Atlanta and surrounding areas.
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Adamsville
Fulton County
Farmers’ Club
Groundbreaking planned for Carnegie Library next week
Ground will be broken for the Carnegie Library next Monday as a contract with Miles & Bradt awaits final signing. Supervising Architect Dinwiddle aims to reduce the price to 110000 by cutting nonessential items, freeing funds for books and grounds improvements.
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Carnegie Library
Carenegie Hbrary
Miles & Bradt
Dinwiddle
Birthday Party in Lavonia Honors Mal Allen
A May 1 birthday party for Mal Allen was hosted by Col. R. C. Allen in Lavonia with the Lavonia band providing music and a generous spread. Attendees included Sadie Carlan, Lucy Weldon, Minnie Weldon, Maude Roberts, Zadie Alison, Attawa Anderson, Nannie Barton, Hattie Harrison, Lacey Harrison, Laura Robinson, Ethel Tabor, Clyde Wallis, Maude Swiding, and numerous local youths and families.
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Lavonia
R. C. Allen
Mal
Lavonia Band
Sadie Carlan
Lucy
Minnie Weldon
Maude Roberts
Zadie Alison
Attawa Anderson
Nannie Barton
Hattie and Lacey Harrison
Laura Robinson
Ethel Tabor
Clyde Wallis
Maude Swiding
Messrs
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Hugh Campbell
Leonard _Brown
West Caldwell
T. A. Gully
E. Reed
John Crawford
Seaborn Weldon
Ben_ Harrison
BE. L. Barton
Clyde Allison
E. K. Farmer
J. L. Jones
Prat Patrick
Brad Vickery
Charles Barton
Perry Holland
Joe Brown
E. A. McMillan
Blackstone City Court Rules On Whisky Reed Suck Case
The criminal branch disposed of twenty one cases in a morning session. Tom Williams alias Tom Field was fined 100 dollars for stealing whisky using a reed siphon from a Marietta Street saloon. Several others faced fines or jail for larceny, receiving stolen goods, vagrancy, and assault with mixed outcomes.
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Eugene R. Blackwas
Tom Williams
Tom, Field
Marietta Street
Estee Alexander
Mar Southard
Alexander Wulant
Witt Thomas
Southern
Frank Redd
R. A. Broyles
Len Will Brown
Wihil Jones
Ne Works
Brink Zach- Ty
Edgar Porter
Arthur Bragdon
Euphantoug
J. Bovitzky
R. M. Wood
Solletter Black
Labor notes on union fund show planned minstrel for workers
A Garment Workers' Union meeting approved a minstrel performance on the 11th at Federation hall to raise funds for the workers. Aiming for a reconciliation with Mee & Moore, federation leaders expect an amicable settlement soon and no action by the Atlanta Federation of Trades. Other unions pledge support, with the Cigar Makers levying a weekly 4 cent assessment and the Journeymen Tailors' Widow and Printing Pressmen's Union offering aid.
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Garment Workers’ Union
Federation Hall
Lula Bostwick
Eugenia Hostwieck
Arthur Harris
M. White
Jerome Jones
Federation of Trades
Uidan
Mee & Moore
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Federation
Atlanta
Dougtless
Cigar Makers' Union
bevea+ing
Printing Pressmen’s Union
The
Young Men's Library Annual Meeting Tonight at Carnegie Library
Directors of the Young Men's Library Association will hold the annual session tonight at 8 o'clock in the Carnegie Library. Reports will be considered and other important matters discussed. Full attendance of members is desired.
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Young Men’s Library
The
Young Men's Library Association
Carnegie
One Fare Round Trip to Macon From All Georgia Points
Central of Georgia Railway offers one fare round trip from all Georgia points to Macon for the Cotton Growers Convention. Tickets on sale May 1 for trains arriving in Macon by forenoon May 12. Limited returning May Nth.
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Georgia
Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
Pazo Ointment Promises Refund for Ineffective Use
An old advertisement claims itching piles have no cure, promising a refund if Pazo Ointment fails to help. The note implies a no cure, no pay policy and urges customers to try the remedy with faith in relief.
For Sale May 10 1900 Auction of Ridgeview Home and Lots
Auction notice for a eleven room home with hardwood finish and modern amenities on a ridge site with oaks and views. Location near streetcar, school, church, and healthful air on Blue Ridge area in Atlanta. Terms one third cash, balance one or two years at 6 percent. H L Wilson, Auctioneer, 10 W Alabama St.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Kingsbery
Atlanta
Haly
H. L. Wilson
Alabama Street
MLO Auction Sale May 8 At City Limits Frontage Near Industries
An auction sale on Tuesday May 8 starts at 9 A M with 300 lots adjoining city limits. Frontage is 2.50 feet on Stewart Avenue near Southern Railway shops Withers foundry Atlanta Lumber Co Atlanta Woolen Mills Box Factory Power Plant Traction Electric line Woodward Lumber Co and Atlanta Ice Co. Lots range from 50x100 Invest hey buyers urged to attend with a few hundred dollars on hand. Two auctioneers, tents and comfort arrangements for ladies. Apply to Edwin P Ansley WE Alabama St.
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Hapeville
Southern Railway Company
Withers Foundry
Atlanta Lumber Co
Atlanta Woolen Mills
Traction Electric
Woodward Lumber Co
Atlanta Ice Coeno
EDWIN _P. ANSLEY
Alabama
Internal Revenue restricts exports to Hawaii starting June 14 1900
Commissioner Whison issues instructions to collectors that from June 14 1900 certain U S produced goods cannot be exported to Hawaii without tax or drawback. Distilled spirits stills tobacco cigars cigarettes fermented liquors oleomargarine medicines bottled wine and all schedule B items are affected.
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Washington
Whison
Internal Revenue
United States
Gate City lodge meeting and library association notice
Gate City lodge No 2 holds an 8 o clock meeting in Mason hall Cham ber of commerce building master’s degree to be conferred Brethren strangers visiting Knights Templar invited By order of Edward P Wood Secretary W M The Young Men’s Library Association annual meeting Friday May 1900 at 5 o’clock Officers and directors election Tuesday May 3 from 2 to 7 p m at the library Eugene Mitchell President Secretary TT
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Gate City Lodge
Masonc Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Knights Templar
Edward P. Wood
A. P. Wood
W. M
Young Men's Library Association
Sion
Librar
Eugene A Mitchell
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Weather Summary for Eastern States and Gulf States
Regional forecast covers Virginia to Florida and Texas with fair to partly cloudy skies. Winds shift from southerly to northerly, temperatures generally near normal with possible showers in Tennessee and coastal Florida. Local report notes mean, high, and low temperatures with rainfall data and missing entries for pestertay.
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Atlanta, GA
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