Woodward Impeachment Fight Stays in Statu Quo
A council member reports twelve members pledge against immediate impeachment while Mayor Woodward may abandon past pledges and mount a new front. The plan to impeach requires thirteen votes, so before May 21st the issue stays in statu quo amid cautious council talk and a table of supporters and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Woodward
Mayson
Welch Kilpatrick
Maddox
Terry
Grady
Adams
Harwell
Thompson
Johnson
Day
Doubtful
Rawson
Barrett
Holland
GRAIN DEALERS TO CLOSE SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Atlanta grain dealers agree to close their places of business at 2 p m on Saturdays from May 1 to September 1 1900. The list of signatories includes A P Morgan Grain Company J D Frader W S Duncan Co Warren Grain Company J J Russell Rogers Harwell W S Rogers J W Stauffacher A C Woolley Co The City Grain and Feed Company Southern Flour and Grain Company A J Kiser W R Johnston Co George W Brooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A. P Morgan Grain Company
J. D. Frader
Louisville route chosen for reunion excursion
The L and N R R will carry the Atlanta Camp Walker and Monroe County Camp to Louisville for the reunion. The U C V Special departs Atlanta at 7 a.m. May 29 arriving Louisville at 8 a.m. for a daylight ride over the Old Battlefield Line. For details on other trains contact RED D. BUSH D P A L N BR R Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR. HR
Atlanta
Camp Walker
Monroe County
Louisville
U C. V
Battlefield
Red D. Bush
N. BR. R
Carnival in Chattanooga Day Two Draws Massive Crowd
In Chattanooga Tennessee on a bright May day a spring carnival drew at least 20 000 out of town visitors. The standout flower parade began at 10 am and ran through the streets with a crowd far surpassing previous events. Kentucky day and the Spanish cannon dedication are slated for tomorrow with band contests and carnival activities on the street fair and midway in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kentucky
Our Assortment of Sterling Silver for Wedding Gifts
Our assortment of sterling silver is extensive with designs in meat platters trava covered dishes pitchers bowls salted almond sets tete-a-tete nets tureens bonbon dishes and more. Our elegant line of candelabra and fancy clocks will also interest prospective purchasers.
Bench Show Opens At Atlanta Kennel Club
The first annual Atlanta Kennel Club bench show starts this morning at Gate City Guards armory with judging to begin at 10 o’clock. Dogs arrived yesterday and are being groomed. crowds are expected to exceed early estimates as entries from Cleveland, Baltimore, England, and various regions converge. A poisoning attempt on Champion Ringcraft, Hardin’s top dog, and the loss or theft of Julian DeGive’s blue greyhound were reported. rewards totaling $100 for the dog’s return and for the poisoning culprit are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Kennel Club
Gate City Guards’ Armory
Armory
England
Cleveland
Baltimore
Atlanta
Kennel Club
Ringcraft
Hardin
Mr DeGive
Knights Templar Conclave Parade In Atlanta Today
Knights Templar of Georgia gather in Atlanta for their annual conclave with a 9 o'clock parade forming on Marietta Street in front of the post office. Some 500 participants expected from eleven commanderies with large out of town contingents arriving by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar of
Georgia
Atlanta
Str Knights
Marietta
Kimball House
Asylum
Pryor Street
Peachtree Street
Governors Mansion
Whitehall
Hunter
Masonic Hall
Frank O. Miller
Fort Valley
Ines
T. EB. Fletcher
Forsyth
Savannah
Macon
J. K. Orr
T. H. Fletcher
Julius L. Brown
Washington Street
Brownwood
Judge Grants Supersedeas In Baker Case Delay
James L. Baker, convicted of murdering his wife on April 3, faces a postponed execution after Judge Candler granted a supersedeas to allow a new trial motion to be heard. The court will likely hear the motion next Saturday, with Baker represented by Lee J. Langley and the state by Solicitor Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Baker
James L. Baker
Lee J. Langley
Langley
Hill
Shriners Parade and Council in Atlanta Tonight
Mystic Shriners of Georgia plan a 5:45 PM parade led by Forrest Adair and Henry C. Stockdell with 300 participants from across the state. They will meet at the depot and hold an 9:30 PM annual council at the Masonic temple where mystic degrees will be conferred on twenty to thirty pilgrims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Forrest Adair
Henry C. Stockdell
Knights Templara
Julius Brown
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Masonic Temple
Coffee to Postum: California ladies share cures
Mrs C R Holmes and Mrs Ade Leonard of Los Angeles report relief from nervous prostration and stomach trouble after abandoning coffee for Postum Food Coffee. Ida Sherman of Chicago and Riverside residents Julia Moore Loy Staldh also credit Postum with relief from dyspepsia heart trouble and nervousness. Georgia Underwriters hold convention May 15–16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Holmes
Adairst
Ade Leonard
Los Angeles
Ida Sherman
Wentworth Ave
Chicago
Julia Moore
Riverside
Cal
Loy Stalin
Ina Maud Magse
N. Johnson Sr
Red Men Elect New Officers At Georgia Council
The Red Men gathered at Cherokee hall for the great council of Georgia with about fifty new representatives admitted. Officers for the year were elected including Great sachem Judge W H Beck of Griffin and Great senior sagamore John F Kellam of Atlanta. Retiring Great Sachem Charles G Brown becomes great prophet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council of
Georgia
Cherokee Hall
Sachem
Brown
Great Council
Great Council of Georgia
Charles B. Brown
Columbus
T. E. Patterson
Griffin
W H. Beck
Sagamore
J. F
J. M. Camp
Gainesville
F. B. Boyce
Bohannon
Atlanta
Forest
Great Keeper of Records
R. T. Daniel
Great Council of the
W. H. Beck
Grifin
John F. Kellam
Sagamora
M. C. White
John T. Ab
Red Men Elect Officers and Debate Liquor Ban
The Georgia Great Council session in Atlanta elected officers including Great Chief J. Kenny of Athens and Great Mishinnewah G. Barrett of Atlanta. A proposed liquor trade prohibition for new members sparked a lengthy discussion but was not adopted. Luncheon at Grant Park followed, with a group photo and presentations to Mrs Harrison and Great Junior Sagamore T. G Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hinnant
Edward White, Jr
Atlanta
Great Council of the
United States
Great Council
Great Council of
Georgia
Sachem Beck
Barnap
J. I. Kenny
Athens
G. T. Barrett
Great Guard of the Forest
J. T. Bray
Columbus
Great Guard
W. H. Morris
LaGrange
L. W. James
Austell
C. F. Stroberg
Macon
State of Order
A. W. Ware
J. E. Hartnell
West Point
H. L. Merrell
Turin
R. C. Burnham
Savannah
J. BE. Scoggins
Gainesville
J. W. Graham
Trion
G. H. Hendricks
Augusia
Grant Park
Worms Orchestra
Robert T Daniel
Harrison
Sagamore
T. G Harrison
Indianapolis
Mer
Sannap Kenny
John T. Abney
Order
Polling Places Named by Democratic Executive Committee
The Democratic Executive Committee named polling places for the white primary on May 7. Locations include stores on Forsyth Street, East Hunter Street, and Marietta Street, with voting boxes at the Democratic headquarters on East Hunter Street. Secretary W J Campbell aided the process, and arrangements continue with little left to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Campbell
First Ward
South
Forsyth Street
Second Ward
East Hunter Street
Third Ward
Fraser and
Butler Streets
Fourth Ward
Auburn Avenue
Fifth Ward
Marietta Street
Sixth Ward
North Pryor and
Houston Streets
Cook's
Howell Mill Road
Syrup of Figs Ad Urges Travel Health Use
An advertisement recommends carrying Syrup of Figs on every trip for pleasure or business to ease kidneys liver and bowels and prevent fevers headaches and sickness. Sold in scent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia In Syrup Co
Kellam and Moore's Eye-Glasses Ad in Prudential Building
An advertisement notes Kellam and Moore offer fine eye-glasses at their headquarters in the Prudential building 42 North Broad with standard oaks in good bindings and clear print priced from five cents up. It mentions John M. Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street Atlanta and Hotel Empire New York with a note to see page 10 for full ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellam & Moore’s
Prudential Building
North Broad Street
John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Hotel Empire
New York
Spring Festival Cheap Round Trip Fare to Chattanooga
Western and Atlantic Railroad will sell tickets to Chattanooga at ONE FARE for round trip. Tickets on sale May 7 to 11 inclusive and for morning trains May 12 final limit May 14. Apply to any ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chattanooga
Property on Jackson Street Auction Tomorrow Afternoon
The Kingsberry property on Jackson Street is set to go to auction tomorrow afternoon. Attend if you wish to bid and be on hand for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsberry
Jackson Street
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Anheuser-fusch
Potte-Thompson Liquor
Aulanta
Our
Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
Woodville
Manchester
Knights Templar
Mystic Shriners
California
Weorgia
Argus' Ga
Onnas
Georgia Local Underwriters' Association
THE
RED
Tareat Senior
John
Keller
Goldsmith
Ché
Tie
M. Cylibres
Columbus Enquirer-Son
Great Eee
Ecards
Gersia
Atlante
Griffin, Ga
Stilson’s
Whitehall St
Democratic Executive Committee
J. T. Holleman
Sohn Hancock Mutual Life
Strange Company
Chattanooge
Serge
Eisefan Bros
Washington, D. C
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