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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
10
Fragmentary notice hints at legal action and dates
The readable fragments point to a legal notice with an impending action and unspecified dates, mentioning authorities and a local venue. Details are unclear, but the item references a formal proceeding and required compliance within a set timeframe.
October apportionment sheet prepared for council
The France committee met in the mayor’s office to finalize the October apportionment, with City Comptroller Goldsmith present. The session lasted about an hour, had full attendance, and yielded unanimous approval, outlining about 7000 for school annexes and furnishings and adjustments across departments to cover rising costs and water and coal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City France Committee
Council
Sweet
Goldsmith
France
Water Works Department
E. C Kontz
M M Welch
G. Y. Pierce
M T LaHatte
James G Woodward
W. M Terry
John C. Reed
Board of Health Votes to Buy Two Bicycles
The Board of Health met for about thirty minutes in Dr W C Jarnagin’s absence. The sanitary chief and assistant were authorized to purchase two bicycles to cut department expenses, with car fare for the plumbing inspector cited as about five cents a month. A three member committee was named to draft uniforms, and a $110 bill from Stenographer Massey for crematory inquiry work was referred to the claims committee. The investigations records were bound for the board’s use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Department
Board of Health
W.C Jarnagin
E H Richardson
G. Pierce
Ir. B. W. Bizzell
Massey
Claims Committee
Walbrodt Dies and Global News Briefs
Walbrodt, the noted chess master, is dead. Bolivia reports a failed movement supporting Luia Peres Velasco, the first vice president. John W. Gates returns from the continent in poor health and will sail home next Monday. Liverpool inquiries show Lancashire and North Wales coal orders from America, but exporters struggle with freight costs rising by one dollar this week. Also noting wedding gift items and new floral designs from Mater & Berkele, 31 Whitehall St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walbrodt
Bolivia
Luia Peres Velasco
John W. Gates
London
England
Ireland
Liverpool
Lancashire
North Wales
America
Educators to Convene Here for Three Day Convention
Prominent educators from this country and abroad will meet next week to plan the coming year. Delegates begin arriving Monday with sessions starting Tuesday. Mayor Mims presided at a citizens meeting that organized entertainment and reception committees for the convention. An informal reception at Piedmont Driving Club and another at Carnegie Library will welcome delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mims
Piedmont Driving Club
Carnegie Library
Clark Howell
Livingston Mims
J. Paxon
J L Key
Harvey Johnson
Ed P. Howell
J. E Warren
H H Cabaniss
T. Inman
Walter Cooper
Thomas Egleston
C. Peters
J. W. Inglish
W. Elkin
F J Spalding
Walter L
McGill
J. Frank Beck
J. van Holt Nash
Clifford Anderson
Dougherty
Marion Jackson
Frank Hawkins
J. P. Stevens
Joseph Hirsch
F. J. Paxon
H S Cole
Frank Inman
Darwin G Jones
J. Ry Nutting
E. W. Ginn
Charles H. Orrt
W . Northen
J. M Terrell
M L. Brittain
Lyman Hail
George Sale
Horace Bromatead
C. C Cox
Slaton
Hoke Smith
A. N
C. A. Langston
John E Gunn
W. Byrd
W H McGrathlin
D. C Peacock
G. H Gardiner
F. EB. Jenkins
John Temple Graves
Charles M Neel
B Thompson
HE. Harman
Charles A. Wickersham
Officers Respond to Equitable Loan Suit Allegations
W Thompson A B Stade and John S Owens officers of the Equitable Loan and Security Company issue a statement to a certificate holder addressing recent suits and media claims. They cite an expert accounting report claiming the firm has enough cash and assets to redeem all certificates with over 119000 to cover interest and note the company could redeem per its ledgers. they challenge Waldo's affidavit and insist earned interest and fines not on the ledger were ignored. They note Ambiguities in Waldo’s figures and assert two other real estate experts will confirm property value exceeds book value by at least 25000, and pledge to prove ability to fulfill contracts. They warn certificate holders not to be swayed by newspaper legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Messrs. W. Thompson
A. B. Stade
John
Waldo
Alonzo Richardson
Twentty
George W. Adair
Willam
Anstey
England Applauds Roosevelt in Coal Strike Mediation
London observers report President Roosevelt’s intervention in the U S coal strike drawing broad praise in Britain. The move unsettles U S stock trading and coal markets, with American dispatches and editorials highlighting Roosevelt’s bold challenge to tradition and red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Roosevelt
London
Great Britain
American Department of the Stock Exchange
United States
Georgia Weather Forecast and Cotton Crop Outlook
Indications say a major western storm will miss Georgia as Texas and nearby states suffer heavy rains. Atlanta forecasts fair weather today while crop experts predict a shrinking cotton yield statewide, with Georgia likely to see higher prices but overall belt shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Cotton Belt
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Agricultural Department
Washington
Alabama
Marbury
Bulletin
The
Fort Smith
Ark
Ohie
Ohio Valley
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Guy Martin Missing. foul play feared in two weeks
Guy Martin, 17, son of Mrs William C. Martin of 214 Martietta Street, has been missing for about two weeks. His mother suspects foul play after he left home and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Martin
William C. Martin
Martietta Street
Missing Rockport youth sought after letter home
A Rockport New York youth, en route from Charlotte North Carolina, has not been heard from since writing to his mother. He is large for his age, about 160 pounds, with dark eyes and hair and a birthmark on his right cheek. He carried a substantial sum and relatives fear he was attacked and robbed. Any information to locate him is welcomed by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
N. Y
Charlotte
N. C
Judge Denies Naturalization To Japanese Applicant
Chicago reporters say Judge Carter refused Lee Guydean a naturalization petition. He cited the naturalization statute limiting to white or African descent and said a Japanese is a Mongolian, noting no applicable precedent supports citizen status for the applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carter
Lee Guydean
United States
Judee Carter
Africa
Massachusetts Court
No Gambling At Interstate Fair Tight Sunday Closure
The Interstate Fair board decided no gambling on grounds and no Sunday operations. All grounds to close Saturday midnight and reopen Monday morning to preserve a wholesome scene. Horse show entries were large. secretary Welch says many local entries expected. Williams named chief of admission and Born chief inspector of ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welnon
W. H Wiliams
J. M1
Fletcher Appointed Guard For Atlanta Federal Prison
Fletcher of Carrollton Ga once stood fast against a mob trying to lynch Ike Williams in Carroll County jail. He will aid Warden Hawk at Atlanta federal prison after bravely supporting Sheriff Merrill. mob attack broke doors and a volley dispersed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Hawk
Looney J. Fletcher
Carrollton
Atlanta
Fletcher
J. L. Merrill
Ike Williams
Williams
Warden Hawk
Noted General Bela M Hughes Dies in Denver
Sparks from the wire reports General Bela M Hughes a leading figure in early western history dies in Denver He led the Overland Stage and Express Company operating between the Missouri River and the Pacific coast Also: plate glass price rise 10 percent new rail debt plan in St Louis and Kane county arrest of Peter Jackson and political conventions in New York led by Devery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela M. Hughes
West
Denver
Mr. Hughes
Overland Stage and Express Comppany
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Peter Jackson
Chicago
Kane County
A Hard Teacher Examines Empire Building Atlania
The piece reflects on real estate title challenges and lessons learned from contests to safeguard Empire Building in Atlania, stressing practical experience in property ownership and insurance aspects.
City Awards Monk 10000 Damages in Defor Case
Jury in Mrs. Anna Monk versus Avanta Railway and Power Company awarded 10000 for deformity and pain after a midtown trestle accident near the exposition grounds. Judge H. M. Reid limited damages to deformity and suffering. Crown witnesses and a large parade of testimonies followed through last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Monk
Avanta Railway and Power Company
Exposition Grounds
Reid
Isaac M. Monk
Monk
Mia
Supreme Court
Tom Cross
Coracross
Property Transfers and Land Lot Descriptions Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists several land parcels and transfers. Mentions lots on Hunnicutt Avenue Glynnwood Avenue Kendal Street with varying dimensions and owners or grantees including Frank Bleek Bates Beer F. Benson C EL Murphes Armistena and Charts A vyer. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunnicutt Avenue
Frank
Bleek
Bates Beer
South Piver Street
J. J
F. Benson
C EL Murphes
Armistena
Glynnwood Avenue
A. Vyer
Bali
Kendal
Supreme Court decision on Atlanta street railway case 1902
Supreme Court of Georgia decision rendered Friday October 3 1902 in Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company v Jones by next friend Damages before Judge Reld City Court of Atlanta. Court finds no prejudicial error overall and the verdict supported by sufficient evidence. Judgment affirmed. Attorneys Peynea Tye Noyes for plaintiff in error. Burton Smith J T Pendleton for defendant. Adjourned to next Monday morning at velocl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company
Jones
Damaxes
Reld
City Court of Atlanta
Little, J
Supreme Court
Conew
Peynea & Tye
J. A Noyes
Burton Smith
J. T. Pendleton
New Phonographs for Atlanta Agents Offer Low Rates
New phonographs in all styles are advertised by Atlanta Phono Co at 3 Peach. Travel rates from Atlanta to New York 26.50 and to Baltimore 18.60 with return options. Tickets on sale Oct 2 for New York and Oct 2-7 for Baltimore and Philadelphia, with returns after Oct 18. Reservations through agents or the traveling passenger agent, 16 Wall St. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Phono Co
Peach
Atlanta
New York
Baturn
Philadelpha
Rat
Baltimore
Raturn
Central of Georgia Railway
Philadelphia
Wall St
Revival Begins Today at Baptist Tabernacle
Revival meetings start today at the Baptist Tabernacle with Dr Ostrum leading three services at 11 3 and 7 30. Special topics include The Elements of a Revival and new music by Hillis and the Tabernacle choir. Dr Ostrum draws crowds. week services repeat at 3 pm and 1 30 pm with the Tabernacle orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Ostrum
Orted
Hillis
B. Fay Milla
Tabernacle Orchestra
C+ trum
Old Hays Cleaned Reshaped Fall Styles at Fair
Cheap fares attract travelers to Interstate Fair in Tanta Georgia with South railway selling tickets from Georgia points October 7 to 25 1902. Passenger discounts include 28 percent savings for Whitthall and Bussey routes with final return by October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Tanta
South Railway
Georgia
Awidania
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Vrian
Ing
Jan Demng
Finance Committee
Secet
Pha
Geo
Bowman
Empire Building
Mater & Berkeie
Whitehall St
Georgia Safe Frog Big Store
GUY_MARTIN
Guard
Durham
WN. C
Pittsburg
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Company
St. Louis
8An 79
Charles H. Deere
Maline, Ills
Harry C. Rose
Devary
Old Tenth
Amon Cummings
Henry Birrell
Eleventh
Edward Swan
Devery
Atlania
Groumish
Sorthern
Timge
Arnold & Arnold
Julian L. Brown
Mayne & Lye
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad Company
American Surety Company
Thomas Hunter
J. W. Warner
Warner
Hunter
Railroad Company
Mersey, Uyrewsizr de Howell
Arthur
Peoples
Wale Jace & Company
Arno. Broyles
Superior Court
J. N. Je Lucas
J. P. Wright a.Johnson
Andrews & Vkeen
Nfe
Bator & Philips
Stort Ta
Peter
Clark
Rea
Feyd
Hirgch Bagthers
Maile Outfitters
Wimitraall Strep
Iess
Shevs
Ero
Pric
Abde Cate
retaSi
Hess
SF. S
Eiseman Bros
Whitehs Piseman Bros
Atlanta, GA
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