Three Year Contract Stands in Atlanta Lighting Bid
City council rejects Councilman Thomson’s motion to reconsider the award of the electric lighting contract to Georgia Electric Light Company for three years. Atlanta Railway and Power Company submits a detailed three year alternative, urging bids stay in line with stated advertisement and warning that underground wiring rules could raise costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Georgia Electric Light Company
General Council
E. P. Burns
Auanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta
Burns
Erskine
Whitehall Street
Henry L. Wilson
As-Serger
Committee On
Georgia
Morris Brandon
Fulton
Waa
Mitchell
Permiasabte
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Counci
Gentiamen
Oura
Anm
Alanta
Nish
Etrest
Thin Company
Inite
Ltd
Atlanta Railway and Power CO
E. Woodruff
Electric Light
Mayson
Maddox
W. 8. Thomson
A. P. Thompson
Pone
A. D. Luck
West End
Holland
Joseph A. Lambert
Sexton
Atlanta city vote on five year contract amendment with utilities
City debated modifying a five year electric service contract to allow ending after three years with no extra charge, claiming substantial savings. Officials warned against reopening bids, while other items included clerical pay and cemetery plant housing. The narrative shifts to medical ad copy for Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a money back pledge.
Sunset Central Special Offers Direct New Orleans to Denison Route
A new Sunset Central Special train from New Orleans to Denison Texas cuts transfers, with only one car change required for many Texas points. Southern Pacific emphasizes fast service to Dallas Houston and northern Texas, plus through Palace Tourist Sleepers via the Carolinas and Georgia. Contact W Fagan, Southern Pacific travel agent in Atlanta, for arrangements.
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Sunset Central
New Orleans
Denison, Tex
Southern Pacific Company
Texas Poiata
Central
Texas
Dallas
Southern Pacific
Houston
Texas Central
Georgia
Palace
North
South Carolina
California
W. Fagan
Kimball Rouse
Atlante
Patel Asi A Ce Hi Sen
Unveiling Winnie Davis Monument Nov 1899 Meeting U D C
Funeral notices and railway ads for Richmond trips from Atlanta with pricing, plus legal docket items from the Georgia Supreme Court and civil cases. Also mentions Isaaca Peng pens and Cheney's Expectorant for influenza.
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Winnie Davis
Southern Railway
Richmond
Atlanta
Southern
Georgia State Fair and Agricultural Society Petition Proceedings
Petition seeks accounting and proper application of funds from the Georgia State Agricultural Society to pay petitioners debts. Requests appointment of a receiver and court orders directing Georgia State Agricultural Society and named individuals to appear in Fulton County Superior Court to answer the petition. Attorneys listed: Hardeman Davis Turner S A Camp J L Travib.
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Georgia State Agricultural Rootery
Georgia State Fair
Georgia State Agricultural Society
J. Pope Brown
W. J. Northen
James Barrett
Hardeman, Davis & Turner
A. Camp
L. Travib
Prominent Attorneys Involved In Southern Home Case
The Southern Home Building and Loan Company receivership case opened in Judge Lumpkin's court with I M Tuttle leading the petition. The dense pleadings cover 33 pages for the petition and over 50 for the answer, detailing insolvency versus profitable operation. Testimony will occupy several days as books and papers flood the record. the hearing resumes at 3:30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Home Building and Loan Company
I. M. Tuttle
C. T. Hopkins
L. P. Skeen
L. Z. Rosser
Smith & Peeples and
Wimbish and Ellis
December 1899 Sheriff Sales for Atlanta Georgia
Printed on red paper, these December 1899 sheriff sale notices list multiple Fulton county properties in Atlanta with deeds filed for levy to satisfy fi fa judgments. Included are numerous land tracts in land lots 68, 74, and others in the 14th and 11th districts, targeting owners such as Ida P. Poole, H. A. Williams, William Angier, and Mary A. Freeman, among others, with lenders like the Mutual Loan and Banking Company and Southern Home Building and Loan Association named.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
14Th District
Hapeville Road
Levy
Gale
Ilda P. Ponle
City Court of
Oxiward N. Wright
Ida P. Poole
14Th
Pulton County
Railroad Street
Pryor Street
Fortress Avenue
Mth
H. A. Willams
Jefferson, Ga
Mutual Loan and Banking Company
H. A. Wiliams
Henry
Medlock
St. Charles Avenue
Summit Avenue
Highland Avenue
Hillard Street
Hilliard Street
EB. L. Jones
G. W. Adair
A. QO. Venable
Southern Home Building and Loan Association
A. C. Venable
H. L. Angier
Angier Avenue
Rankin
Algier Avenue
Randolph Street
North Avenue
Morgan Street
Lawshe Street
Anger Avenue
Lawshe'street
William Angler
Joseph Fourard
William Angier
Fulton
Crawford
Angter
Saventy
Mary A. Freeman
DeKalb County
Calvin Page
Crowell
Ira
Harry Thomas
W. D. Mitchell
Latta Lee Baynes
Weg. Baynes
M. P4
Laura Lee Haynes
Fulton Superior Court
Seay Meee
Ted F . Birs
Law Haynes
Bey i
Lee
Atty
Nathan Benjamin
J. St. Jones
Ape Baptist Theological Institute
Thyt US
City Court of Atlanta
Fn Jary
Merchants and Mechanics’ BiFucan Company
Nathan Benjimy
Witty Life Estate
EB. E. Moore
City of Art
Concanal Ton Streets
Walton Street
Cone Street
William A. 1
John M. Moore
W. A. Moore
EB. E. Mogy
Moore
Fifa
Ty City Court of
Zh Dort Dillman Company
Ma E. E. Moore
Beny
L. J
James R. Edwards
Leviela
L. J. Hill
Sittatra Fi
Fulton Superior Cau
Laura E. Henderson
L. J. Bi
Broyles Street
Logan Street
Broa Street
Hill Street
Bf Broyles
E. N. Br
Sa’ Beck
N. R. Broyles
Atlanta and
Toad
J. du Calas
J. N. Caryland
Collins
H. Franklin
H Franklin
Marietta
Jones Street
Woodward Sot
N& Page
May McKinnon
Nea
Court of Atlanta
Iseae
Hirsch
Mary McKinnot
Pladeff
Towit
Jaudim
County Georgia
Alward 5
Wallace Street
A. Q. Adams
Georgia Hinman’s
C. J. Stem
C& Simmons
Isso City Court of
Ea O. Williams & Bro
C. Mons
President Brown Talks on State Agricultural Society Debts
J Pope Brown president of the State Agricultural Society defends the treasury after Macon fair disputes. He recalls his 1897 start, denies knowledge of debts, and asserts all legitimate obligations have been or will be paid. He cites Atlanta’s $1000 aid and notes potential contract impacts if Macon fails to attract the next fair.
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J. Pope Brown
State Agricultural Society
Macon
Rome
Atlanta
W. O. Wadley
McCormick
Cobb County
Loring Brown
Agricultural Society
Avanta
Burglary at James Bailey Home and Lunacy Trial
Waycross residents report burglars entering the James Bailey residence with unknown loss while Virgil C. Parker, a young carpenter, was found violent and tried for lunacy today and will be sent to the glylup. The third annual Waycross Fair Association exhibit opens tomorrow with Governor's Day on Wednesday and town decorations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
James Bailey
Virgil C. Parker
Waycross Fair Association
Hathaway's treatment methods promoted as unique system
An advertisement-like page extols Dr. J. Newison Hathaway M D claiming his personal, individualized method cures blood diseases without dangerous drugs. It touts a new kidney test, a free book titled Manliness, vigor, health, and free consultation, with office in Atlanta. A Fulton County deed notice follows. The travelors' insurance company of Hartford is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoetara
Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway
Tiank
Hatha-' EE
Way
J. Newison Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Bay South Broad St
Atlanta
Great Treat for the Children at Edgewood Edgewood
Professor Gentry presents a school of performing dogs and ponies under a tent in the city on Edge wood avenue and Yonge street starting Wednesday November ath with shows at 4 20 and 8 oclock. A big troupe of monkey actors joins the dogs and ponies making the exhibit more attractive. Children ride ponies and pet the animals after the show. Admission is 5 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Professor Gentry
Edgewood Avenue
Yonge Street
North Carolina Railway Commission Appeal Planned
Democratic State Chairman Simmons says the North Carolina Railway Commission will appeal Judge Simonton's decision ruling the commission lacked power to tax railways. He notes likely appeals to the circuit court of appeals, possibly the Supreme Court, with $10,000,000 at stake. Leaders expect the legislature to act next June to restore broader taxing power.
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North Carolina Railway Commission
Simonton
Raleigh
N. C
Simmons
The
Corporation Commission
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Trial of A jeweler and burglar case before judge
The Haskell case recalls A jeweler and burglar, with Judge Candler presiding. Prosecution and defense clash over indictment and evidence, delays noted as the case moves toward grand jury action. Will Etheridge and others face charges, while court sessions stall awaiting further action. a local dealer’s throat troubles are briefly mentioned.
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Bruk
Ciicourt
Luther
T. Arnold
Haskell
Candler
Anderson
Hinar
Sterson
J. L
Cour
Dalton
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Supreme Court of Georgia
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Tom Cleveland
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Irene Mitchell
Dunk Nimmons
W. M. Craven
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Bert Penny
Cheney
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Standard Printing Ink Co
Cincinnati
Dominion Line
Boston
Queenstown
U. S Mail
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Whitehall St
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Pater Lynch
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Georgia State Fair Association
Mary W. Johnson
Howell C. Erwin
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Marletta Street
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