Atlanta considers free steam power for municipal electricity
A 19th century proposal before the Board of Health suggests Lester would burn and incinerate city refuse for five years at reduced cost, using steam power from a new furnace to supply electric lighting or other needs. He offers to lease equipment and let the city place crematories at cemetery ground, with bids and further talks scheduled at a special council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
J F Lester
Atlanta
Lester
Ander
Bette
Plut
Sanitary Ciief
Health Board
Ctw
Dave Wyde
Leter
Dave Wylie
Tester
Stone
Esterhazy Claims Army Chiefs Criminals In Dreyfus Affair
Esterhazy, linked to the Dreyfus case, asserts that army chiefs conspired in crimes and held a credential document. He alleges the general staff commander and minister threatened the government and says he has material proof to support his charges from February 1900 remarks to a French consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterhazy
Dreyfus
Parc
le Sirete
Comte Ferdinand Wal
Listecany
Buriereau
Lemion
du Pat
Virginia Carolina Games Report Mentioned Players
Fragmented OCR note references J Worfolk, Richmerd, Raleigh, Garnett signing, and matches involving Woodstock Way at first. Lacks clear event, date, or results. presents as a garbled sports snippet with multiple named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Carolina
Wilmington
Worfolk
Richmerd
Raleigh
Gereunt
Rain Dehmandt
Garnett
UN Son
Uhrd and
Laveolin
Woodstock
Spectator ridicules British fear of American trusts on Nicaragua canal
The Spectator argues Britain should outmaneuver US influence by keeping the Clayton Bulwer treaty intact while allowing the canal under open terms for both nations. It contends British diplomacy can secure a peaceful, economic open access and avoid war, predicting American competition will be keen but energy-focused rather than ruinous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Spectator
Great Britain
Jacky Leyland
Ursky
McKinley
Ger
Napoleon
Great
Senate
United States
Railroads Liable for Passenger Injuries in Indiana Case
In the Jenny Payne v Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Company decision the appellate court ruled a railroad cannot exempt itself from liability for negligence toward a passenger. The ruling clarifies that railway operators owe duty of care to travelers and cannot avoid accountability for injuries sustained during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Payne
The
Terre Haute and
Indianapolis Railroad Compan
Appellanr
Three generations drown in Bon Voyage disaster at sea
A grandmother, mother, and three daughters of the Altman family perished when the passenger steamer Bon Voyage burned this evening. Five family members died as they attempted to escape the burning vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Altman
Fire at Wilmington destroys warehouse of North State Improvement Co
A large fire at the London wharf in Loclock Wilmington today caused extensive damage to the North State Improvement Company warehouse. The blaze, of unknown origin, produced a heavy smoke and a formidable blaze that spread quickly, with estimates of substantial loss noted by observers. Firefighting efforts were extensive but the building suffered serious damage. It is unclear if any injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
North State Improvement Company
London
Loclock
Emile Feguet
Pall Vall Gazettes
Paris
Emile Paquet
Emile Olivier
International Association of Academies
Oulvier
Dmile Foguet
Taguet
Sieole Normale
Senate
Landis
Voltaire
Ischea
Emile Faguet
Ics
Stecy
Morar
M Faguet
Eris
Emile Ollivier
Tine Hoban
Committee of the Academy
Napoleon II
Ontel
Wytter
Hotly Chasing Rebel Cailles in Laguna Province
Insurgent leader Cailles, active in Laguna, is believed south of Tagullane and unlikely to surrender amid his assassinations. A banked insurgent attack on Paglibac, Tayabas, was repulsed, while a Twenty-first Infantry detachment routed rebels at Zurbanes camp near Luchan and seized supplies. A government daily list records multiple U S military deaths from April to May due to various causes, including drowning, dysentery, and fever, with several named service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cailles
Laguna
Tagune
Paglibac
Tayabas
Twenty First Infantry
Zurbanes
Luchan
Philippnes Wachingt
Macarthur
Anil
Robert L Keaton
Twenty
Walter Ashworth
Fifth Cavalry
Benjamin Evans
Eighteenth Infantry
Charles R Spurgean
William D Schultze
Albert O Mit
Eighteenth
Roderick Littlefleld
Adam Etehebs
Wiliam R Setzer
Columbus Sparks
Lawrence Murphy
Dickey K Tortyninth
Isaian Brooks
Certer
Wiliam Burns
Harry J Melloy
Charles Johnson T Thire
Ralph Mollyneaux
Howard UL Martin
Frank H Edwards
Frank Mattice
Benefit Show At Lyceum For Late Captain Grifin Family
Tonight at Wansger Coley Anderson Lyceum theatre a benefit concert precedes a major auction. Home talent stars Sylvia Wen and Sheppard Camp join a varied bill with a two-piano finale and several venturing acts. Proceeds expected to net substantial sums. Crescent company and other acts fill the program through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansger
Yaulye
Adele Purvis Davi
Dixon Bowergaru Dixon
Crescent Stasis
Columba
Crescent Company
Dright Losi Hunp
Deno Beeste
la Belle Fahey
Granger
Carltons
Banner of Rebellion Rises in Santo Domingo
General Lora is killed and General Bobea captured as Horacio Vasquez leads government forces against rebels. The districts of Moca and La Vega rise in arms while Congress suspends constitutions and guarantees. Several arrests reported and government steps up action. San Domingo remains quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora
Bobea
Republic
San Domingo
Haytien
Moca
la Vega
Santo Domingo
Horatio Vasquez
Ridre
Bobeo
Mrs Menken Sues For Divorce From William G Menken
Mrs M G Menken files for total divorce in superior court alleging she married at nineteen without parental knowledge or consent and was persuaded by William G Menken. She claims he is worthless and a habitual drunkard, spends time at saloons, cannot provide shelter, and is out of state with unknown whereabouts. She also asks restore her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menken
Arnold & Arnold
William G. Menken
Georgia and Tarheels clash at Brishine Park
Georgia meets North Carolina on the diamond at Brishine Park this afternoon after NC's recent 12 to 4 win in Athens. Georgia strengthens its lineup as Athens residents anticipate an engaging game with the Tar Heels bringing a strong squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishine Park
Georgia
North Caraling
Athens
University Boys
North
Athens Rentera
Storm Rips Virginia Farms as Heavy Hail Hits Old Dominion
A severe hail and windstorm devastated sections of Virginia. In Botetourt County hail depths reached four inches with drifts up to four feet, destroying fruit and vegetables. Lightning struck and burned a Kilby home, injuring the Tynor family. In Hanover County, Charles Tate was killed by a lightning strike while in his yard after returning from Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Revorta
Botetourt
Cloverdale
Buchanan
Henrica
Hanover
John Trenor
Kilby
Tynor
Charles Tate
Mr Tate
Noted Musicians In Concert At Phillips & Crews
Mrs Emma Pollard returns from New York to sing in a notable program at Phillips & Crews Tuesday evening. The lineup includes baritone Mr Francis Powers, pianist Mr Harold Stewart Briggs, and violinist Miss Theodora Morgan. The concert features Pollard, Morgan, Powers, and Briggs in a varied classical program across solos and collaborations, highlighting Pollard's return and Morgan's familiar Atlanta violin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips & Crew
Phillips & Crews
Emma Gertrude Pollard
Prano
Francis Fisher Powers
New York
Harold Stewart Briggs
Theodora Morgan
Pollard
Mises Theodora Morgan
Atlanta
Powers
Briggs
Wir Powers
Fiano
Harold Stewart Grigas
Lindad
Chamonix
Donizett
Mia Pollara Barstone
Trenning
Fiana Boloz
Mac Dowell
Mason
Harold Stewart Briges
Sotos
Love
Villanelle
Eva Dil Acqua
Mrs Pollard
Delibes
Disher Powers
Jocelyn
Mra Pollard
Miss Morgan
Mr Briggs
Sheriff Sales Notice for June 1901 Atlanta Georgia
Sheriff sale details list numerous properties in Fulton County at 23 West Mitchell Street and other locations. Various parcels including shares in banks, residences, and land lots are offered to satisfy multiple city and county tax and court judgments under writs from Fulton Superior Court and City Court of Atlanta. The sale occurs on the first Tuesday in June during legal hours at the courthouse steps in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fulton
Mitchell Street
Athinta
Fulton County
Georgia
G W Bettis
Futay Superior Enoet
O Connor
Mann
Auanta
Daniel W
Latha
Annie L
Inal
Meador Sqority
Toury National Bank
Puria
Daniel
Corr
Richarlan
Pormwalt Street
Richardson Sir
Jormwalt
Richardson
Foraltel
Pornwalt
Parkhurst
Cty
Henry New Walton Cooty
Delne Art Ocianu
Peachtres Street
Peachtr Street
Cleveland
Cleveland Avenue
J N Smith
Anid Tand
T J Spalding
Peashire Street
DeRinning
Pont Sah
Tand Elng
Thomas TP Grubb
PP Pease
Davis
Max
Superior Court
T Hon County
Lavender R Ray
City Court of
Srema CG Fesse
Teiut
Cutford
L Anderson
Fmmy
Pease
Fuare Ani GB
Dougiea County
Jeni
Avanta Letras
Deceriwa Ag
Tag Morthr
Ogletharn
Oglethorpe Avenues
Gelshorpe Avenue
Aplethorpe
Charls R. Haskins
Filen G Giluer
Charles H Haskin
Henry
Borne Street
Fowellaire
Georrin
DT Bentley and Minning
Horne
Nater
Morlun
Ca Assael
Otty Court
Ory
Marion Hartman
Ant Juha Hartman
Alo Fair Street
Peaky
Daas
Uy Sonal Ste Ter Lok
Thor
Thomsor
Mary Seok
Corkla Front
Grirgh Amn
Tung
Lee IZ
Alton
Kent Street
Sail
Falta
Giles
Dalign Superior
Ark
Tames
Tulton
Aperine Goth Fa Myer of
Merchanty and
Mfchansen Banking and Coin Company
Faidan
Burns John Woonfims
Sheriff Bay
Tate Peter Lynch Lays Out Wine and Seed Store Plan
Local dealer at Whitehall Street markets wines and cigars and adds pure wines for medical uses. Also operates No 7 West Miller Street and Variety Stores, selling Turnip Seeds, Bush Beans, cornfield beans, seed cova, Kentucky bluegrass seed, mason jars, and related farm tools. Cash terms offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquors Tubarious Cigara
Roeds Ag
Lquors
Peter Linch Ty
West
Miteby
Vet Alewr
Daiy
Orion Seis
Cardon
Feld
Kentucky
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Will UY Tre
Waterloo
So Assetis
London Spectator
John Bull
Farmeas
Nicaragua
Railroads
Ross
Talbotton, Ga
Talbotton Gaway
J A J Ross
Tes Dence
R L Ross
Fort Valley Hs
Oalke Eut Row
Tomor
Whitehall
Rogers
Kelley
Rebel Cailles
Boyle Stock Company
Lady Windermeres
H Hollinghead
Gerah Edwards
Mortly McHugh
Don
Manning Wiliam Stuart
J K Anpiebee
Abca
Nell Ethel Barrington
Anna Hollinger
Ruth Cawthorne
Emma Butler
Nancy Rice
Lord Windermeres House
Carlton Terrace
Lord Daringtons
Lady Windermere
Nashville
Nats
Little Hessie Barker
Rose Barker
Charles D Tarker
Peters Street
Mr Barker
Star Printing Office
Fueral
Tittle
Oakland
Old Virginia
Fairbank Company
Chicago
Macufacturara
Routter
Ines
Guy’ Satiecer
Gforgia Fulto
A” Upahurch ~ Sa
J D McCall
John R Wilkinson
Uae
Astroxour
Oman
Strouperiplers de Haafes
J. M. Jackson
Jackson, Nelson & Co
Bell Phone
Birmingham
Little Rock and Return
Memphis
N. Cornatzar
Trav Pass
Tlanta
Willims
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
John Willims
Bstage
Peter Lynch
la Ghavosmud Aeak Organs
Wheakeong Draloe Am
Auty
We Teale Srrtiamee
Avo Tharpik
Ledieneycile
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