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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1901

Page

9

Century Building to Rise on Whitehall and Alabama Streets

Plans by Bruce and Morgan show a twelve to thirteen story Italian renaiss ance style office building at Whitehall and Alabama, to house Atlanta National Bank in corner space. The Scott Investment Company owns the site, with August start and about a year to completion. The structure will feature marble and oak interiors, modern elevators with a new electric signal system, and ample entrances from viaduct and Alabama Street.

Whitehall and Alabama Streets Whitehall Street Alabama Street Bruce & Morgen James Bank Scott Investment Company Whitehill Street Atlanta National Bank Benk South New York Charles W. Cronkshew Nvnllebull Street Corrier Attlock Alabama Hme Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Indi

Empire Building to Feature Elegant Elevator System

The Empire Building, designed by Bruce & Morgan and nearing completion, will use an automatic opening and closing elevator. A top floor restaurant and a barber shop with booth will serve occupants. The structure aims to be a southern city ornament and the tallest in the area.

Empire Bruce & Morgan Boothiack Ee. McC. M

Charleston Constables Change Beer Disposal Policy

Governor McSweeney ordered that seized beer be kept rather than poured into Charleston sewers. Constables had destroyed beer due to lack of retention provisions, sending it to Columbia only for law enforcement profits. Distracted by a beer shortage, officers now guard contraband stock, and a past 1500 bottles were dumped into sewers, prompting the statewide shipment of confiscated beer to Columbia.

Charleston, & C McSweeney Jiguor Columbia Charleston

Miller Claims German Birth Refused Further Info

The interview with Miller states he claims German birth and refuses to provide more details. A telegram notes no chance for clemency except from the governor, for which Miller has applied.

Miller

Col Speer Returns After Five Months West

Col W J Speer former State Treasurer returns to Atlanta after five months in California and Colorado for health reasons. He notes widespread labor discontent and a wide gulf between labor and capital in midland and southern California. Speer reports farmers in Santa Clara valley holding last year crops unsold and says climate change improved his health.

California W. J Speer Atlanta West Colonel Speer Colorado South Santa Clara Valley

German Consul at Work Seeks Prisoner Frank Miller

In Birmingham on May 2 a German consul in Mobile sought word from the German ambassador in Washington about Frank Miller. Miller, held in the county jail, claims German citizenship and faces execution on June 2. He refused to name his birthplace, says he would die to protect his family, and asked Steiner to wire the consul regarding his citizenship and other details.

Birmingham Ala Steiner Eves Barkers Mobile Washington Frank Miller Miller L. K Steiner Miler Anther Moble Steiner Stier

Franchise bids required for Birmingham street cars

Birmingham voters adopt a rule that street railway franchises must be bid for and that at least ten dollars per block must be paid for age of streets. The Metropolitan Rapid Transit Company seeks a new line, while the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company opposes granting the franchise amid lengthy council meetings.

Bimingham Birmingham Ala Caynei Metropolitan Rapid Transit Company Birmingham Railway, Wight and Power Company

Alabama Editors To Meet In Montgomery June Convention

The Alabama Press Association outlines its thirtieth annual convention in Montgomery for June 2 and 3. President Rufus N. Rhodes and Secretary A. Rountree released the program, with editors to follow adjournment to the Pacific coast.

Alabama Birmingham Ala Alabama Press Associaton Rufus N. Rhodes A. Rountree Montgomery Pacide Coast

Prison Penitentiary Faces Need to Borrow Money

Raleigh May 25 Special Superintendent Mann reports convicts are in high demand for farm and central prison work, while non inmates must borrow funds this year. The retiring administration claimed money and supplies, but estimates proved inaccurate. Also noted are labor shortages, high water damage, rail strikes, a forthcoming railway to Stokes county, and calls for volunteer rural teachers as education enforcement grows.

Raleigh, N Mann Baptist Female University R. T. Vann Blackhall Pitt County Eugene Withers Virginia North Carolina Winston-Salem Stokes County Walnut Cove Madison Publc

Embalming School to Open. Licensed Inspectors Considered

Kingston merchant RH Loftin fails with 160000 liabilities tied to endorsement of Great Eastern railway paper. North Carolina Protestant Episcopal diocese holds eighty fifth annual session in Durham with Bishop Cheshire presiding. Annual sermon by Rev Dr Thomas Bratton at St Marys College. Raleigh reports Woman's Auxiliary mission and Brotherhood of St Andrew meetings.

Loftin Kingston Protestant Episcopal Convention Diocese of North Carolinas Durham Cheshire Thomas Bratton St. Mary's College Raleigh Koara Brotherhood of St. Andrew

New Stands for Speakers in South Carolina Stirs Fayette

Special county executive committees face a lumber shortfall for next summer to build sturdier speaker stands in Columbia. Names tied to the senatorial race include John J. McLaurin AC Latimer Henderson George Johnston L J Williams John Sheppard and James H Tilman. Rumors say Sheppard and Tillman may gamble on the governor’s race if they exit the senate contest. George Johnston plans to oppose McLaurin on the stump.

Ratora South Carolina Columbia D. C Special County John J. McLaurin AC Latimer Henderson George Johnston L. J. Willams John ©. Sheppard James H Tilman Sheppard Tillman George Johuston Wis McLaurin

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Century Building Whitehall ST Alabama and Whitehall Streets Sweeney Col. W. J. Speer Maier & Berkele Hirsch Bros Whitehall Old Carolina Fesent Board Frank I Osborne Brainfest United States Senate Jeram C. Pritchard Osborne New York City Johnston Murphy’s Ankind Gladys Oil Bullock Williama Kelly Gladys Agwat Kimball House D J Moore Gaheston Eiseman Bros Washington, D. C Atlanta, GA Baltimore, Md Serge Eiseman Brothers Erseman Bros
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