Insurance Notes and Rail Officials Shakeups
Insurance notes announce a meeting place change to the Southeastern Freight Association building due to elevator delays. The report also covers changes in rail administration, including George B. Ecker becoming commercial agent for the Atlantic Coast Line, a new double daily passenger train by Central of Georgia, and assorted appointments and expansions across lines.
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Ins
Central of Georgia
Macon
Athens
Ponder and Hilliard Smith Join Essig Bros Haberdashers
Friends of Messrs J M Ponder and Hilliard Smith celebrate their association with the popular Essig Bros haberdashers and clothiers at 26 Whitehall Street New address invites patrons to view the fall and winter stock, with office at 13 Peachtree Street Atlanta offering tickets and cheap western rail options via Union and Southern Pacific.
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Ponder
Hilliard Smith
Essig Bros
Messrs
J. M. Ponder
Haberdashers and Clothiers
Whitehall Street
Essig >Ros
Union
Southern Pacific
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Peachtree Niereee Atlanta
School Books and Supplies Offered for Sale
Cheap and second hand school books and supplies advertised with new books for private and public use. Advertiser provides publishers prices and offers ample help to prom. Contact Walt Maldohn Miller Co at 8 Mark.
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Eee
Walt Maldohn
Office Supplies Offered by Bell Stationery Co
In the notice, Bell Stationery Co at 14 Whitehall advertises blank books baskets inks mucilage files typewriter and carbon paper. Call 1990 to inquire about wants and purchases through the duct Stationery Co.
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Bell
Viaduct Stationery Co
Whitehall
Old Hats Cleaned Fall Styles at Bussey
Advertises cleaned old hats and fall styles at Bussey with white hats in stock. Mentions 28 percent off and location at 13 Peachtree in Atlanta near the Union Pacific Southern Railroad office.
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Bussey, Whi
Bussey
Moore Corrects false report backing Captain Howell for mayor
Clarence E. Moore writes to deny a circulated report that he opposes Captain Evan P. Howell and to affirm his longtime support. He praises Howell as a progressive, loyal candidate for mayor, noting Howell’s Confederate service, labor friendliness, and trusted character. The notice ends with a campaign pledge to vote Howell into office. Additionally an unrelated ad promotes Juvenile tonic with a dollar bottle offer.
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Clarence E. Moore
Recordera Court
Even P. Howell
Howell
Atlanta
Eara
Evan P. Howell
Howel
Captain Howell
Captin Evan Howell
Terrell to Lead Mutual Life Agency in Columbus
Willam A. Terrell of Greenville Georgia, long a top Mutual Life life representative, will move October 1 to Columbus to head the company’s agency there and handle all new business from Columbus and vicinity while remaining a special agent. His base will be the Masonic temple in Columbus. Nearby, Hinton Hopkins returns to Atlanta with Milton Dargan to join Royal Southern department headquarters. W. J. Dangalix of Birmingham, general agent for Agricultural, was in the city yesterday. D. A. Fisher, Memphis fire underwriter, also spent yesterday in Atlanta.
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Southeastern Passenger Association
Harry Burns
Florida
Georgia Southern
Atlanta
D. G. Hall
Burns
Chicago
Washington
Southa Railway
E. A. Niel
L. Green
Cara Equitable Building
Princeton
Ind
Southern Railway
Terrell
Columbus
Willam A. Terrell
Greenville
Mutual Life of
New York
Specch
Vicinity
Georgia
BR. F. Shedden
Mutual Life For
Masonic Temple
Hinton Hopkins
Lancashire
Milton Dargan
The
Royal
Southern
W. J. Dangalix
Birmingham
the Agricultural of
Watertown
D. A. Fisher
Memphis
Very Low Rates to New York and the East
Rates to New York and the East from multiple Georgia points plus Baltimore paths. Fares listed to Atlanta Athens Augusta Chattanooga Dublin Griffin Macon Madison Milledgeville Newnan Rome and more with specific city-to-city amounts. Philadelphia and Baltimore adjustments noted. Traveling agent details and dates for October 1902.
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New York
The
East
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Atlanta
Athens
Augusta
Chattanooge
Dublin
Griffin
Macon
Madison
Milledgeville
Newnan
Rome
Albany
Americus
Birmingham
Childersburg
Sylacauga
Columbus
Dawson
Opelika
Montgomery
Troy
Thomaston
Union Springs
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Covington
Fort Valley
Montgomery and
Tennille
Philadelphia
Ww. H. Fogg
Wall St
Southern Railway
Washington
Epworth Union Names Officers At First Methodist Session
The Atlanta Epworth League Union elected J. G. Norvell as president and elected H. K. Chapman Frank Hurd G. R. Mayfield Mrs F P Gaffney George H B Rush Edward Brewer and W C Mansfield to officers. Monthly meetings will be held at different churches with the next gathering at Wailer Street church on the second Thursday.
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Epworth Union
J. G. Norvell
Atlanta Epworth League Union
First Methodist Church
St. Paul Church
H. K. Chapman
Grace Church
Frank Hurd
Payne Memorial Church
G. R. Mayfield
Pork Street Church
F. P. Gaffney
Trinity Church
George H B. Rush
Edward Brewer
St. John Church
W. C. Mansfield
Wailer Street
Death of Robert W McCord in Atlanta Inman Park
Robert McCord, one of Atlanta’s oldest residents, died yesterday at 3 am after a long illness. In his eightieth year, he came to Atlanta in 1879 and ran a farm before living with his son in Inman Park. Survived by his wife, three daughters and a son, funeral at the Inman Park residence with interment at Westview.
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Robert W’cord
Atlanta
Inman Park
Robert McCord
Mr. McCord
Mark J. McCord
McCord
Mary A. Floersh
R. Ll. Hute
Clayton County
L. M. Roberte
Auguste Avenue
Westew, Ey Ise
Market Reports From Liverpool Cotton Market and Trading
Liverpool market expected to rally as a weak day fades with a bullish view if the Chronicle crop report improves. Reports show mixed activity in New York futures, with exports, stock, and interior town data noting steady to varied movements across the cotton trade and related markets.
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Liverpool
Chronicle
New York
Southern Exchange
Resta
Houston
New Orleans
Galvéston
Real estate listings in Safe by Girardeau and Saunders
Advertises multiple city properties for sale or rent including a corner store on a top business street at $16,000 with four year lease and monthly rent, four cottages near north side rentals, several six and five room homes with rents, a vacant lot on Elizabeth Street near Inman Park, and contact Glenn Faver at phone 164.
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Girardeau & Saunders
Walton &J
Prudential
Elizabth Street
Inman Park
East Front
Glenn Faver
World cotton market and supply shift in late September
The weekly market snapshot notes bearish sentiment already priced in as cooler weather and October bureau data loom. It details the World’s Visible Supply of Cotton with declines in totals this week, regional breakdowns for Great Britain, Egypt, and the United States, and a rise in American mill takings and port stocks.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Heester
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Egypt
Maia
United States
Short Items of Local Interest From a West Side Meeting
Local West Side gathering at Rev A C Ward 175 Haynes street adjourned until next Friday at the Mitchell Mangum corner store. Weather today expected fair with similar temperatures. Melville Covington sworn in as chief clerk to the district attorney in the U S building. Bankruptcy hearing for Joseph Schachter concluded. case to be submitted on briefs. Colonel and Mrs J Colton Lynes depart to Charleston DC for winter. Col. Lynes chairs Citadel chemistry geology. People’s Tabernacle on McDaniel street features illustrated address. morning service 11 0, Sunday school 3:30, Blosser 7:30, mass meetings Tue Thu 7:30. Bishop W A Candler to preach at St John Methodist 11 AM. Secretary Phil Cook appoints Simeon W King Illinois commissioner of deeds. Commissioner O S Stevens expected back in Atlanta. Miss Candate Hairston 17 died at 115 Powell. funeral 2:30 at residence, interment at Peachtree church burying ground. Gate City Dairy wagon collides with Georgia Railway car 108 on Peachtree. wagon wrecked, horse slightly injured. Interstate Fair offices move to Piedmont park administration building. Weldon reports on-site. Hon M P Camp at residence 101 Nelson. United Knights of Pythag reception Sept 30 8–1 inviting all knights and ladies. aims at fellowship and membership. Savannah naval stores report shows turpentine and rosin activity with prices and receipts. Wilmington and Charleston likewise report.
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J. Colton Lynes
Atlanta
Charleston
D. C
Colonel Lynes
The
Citadel
People's Tabernacle
McDaniel Street
J. W. Blosser
Special No Tiges Canton Atlanta Chevaliers Assemble for Goodwin Reception
Canton Atlanta Chevaliers called to gather in full dress uniforms Saturday evening September 27 at the Old Fellows hall for a reception honoring Hon. John B. Goodwin grand sire I C O F Gate City Hebekah Judge No 8. By order of Thos N Scales Captain.
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Canton
Atlanta
Oold Fellows Hall
John B. Goodwin
Gate City
Hebekah
Thos. N. Scales
Weather Forecast for Saturday and Sunday Shrinks Regions
Washington and neighboring states see mostly fair conditions with south winds. Occasional showers and cooler conditions are noted for Florida and Alabama regions. Eastern Texas and Arkansas expect showers Saturday with cooler Sunday. western Texas varies with fair north and showers south.
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Washington
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
South Side Alderman Candidates Announced
A flood of local notices lists Walter R. Brown C H Girar deauw War Councilman J W Mitchell and others as candidates for the South Side alderman second ward and city offices with primary dates and solicitations for votes. Included are James Bh Relcher T H Goodwin Sid Holland M B Turner Stephens and Jeff Tolbert among several others seeking councilman posts in wards three four seven and a city marshal position.
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War
ECH
J. W. Mitchell
John A. Hinds
James Bh. Relcher
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Taifer
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Raa Es
Ada Briscos
Arnold
Atiania
WM. Lycett
Atlanta, Ga
Notre Dame OF Maryland
School Sisters of Notre Dame
College For Women
Preparatory School
Charles Street Avenue
European Consarvatorica
America
Clara Baur
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Gak St
Cincinnati
B. H. Veal
Manor Lithia Springs
Austell
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Mitchell
Harare
Uat
Millville
Mason Lanting
Mason
Woodbury
Epted
ADIES
Insurance Notes
Southeastern Freight Association
Equitable Building
Transportation Club
F. A. Healy
Southeastern Claim Conference
Auditors
Southeast
H. C. Cunningham
H M Steele
R. L. Pritchard
S C
Frank K. Huger
Seaboard Air Line
Raleigh
Major Huger
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Paducah
Kentucky
Ilinois Central
W. F. Wallace
Illinois Central
J. J
Moore
C. I. Hood Co
Prop. Hood
Lowell
Mass
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Savyannath Ga
Wall Street
Murphy & Co
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New York Financial News
United States Forts
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Newport News
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E. B. Rosser
West View Cemetery
Greensferry Road
C. W. Adair
Foote and Spavins Company
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Ohio
Artomac
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Mills
Canada
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Atocka
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Jones
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Rio
Cardova
Dr Weet Co Ogden
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A. C. Ward
Haynes Street
Mitchell and
Mangum Streets
Melville Covington
Mr. Covington
Co. D. Camp
Joseph Schachter
Newman
W. A. Candler
Wil
St. John Methodist Church
Georgia Avenue
Pryor Street
Phil Cook
Simeon W. King
Ilinois
Stevens
Candate
Hairston
Powell Street
Peachtree Church
Gate City Dairy Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont Park
Weldon
Nelson Street
United Knights OF Pyth- Jng
Farleston
Sra Luca Sd Se
Galveston
Dluron
Jacksonville
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Key Weat
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Omaha
Palestine
Port Ads
Rapid City
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I OF
Tampa
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J. B. Marbury
South Side
Walter R. Brown
C. H
T. H. Goodwin
Coun
Ailman
Sid Holland
M. BL .Turner
Philip Breitenbacher
Ww. J. Govan
Martin F. Amorous
Aor Ecouncilman
Stephens
R. E. Riley
William Strauss
Wiliam Schmidt
Jeff Tolbert
John 8
Holliday
David Wylie
City Sexton
H. H. Bakefield
John H. Goldsmith
W. B. Stuart
M. M. Mauck
C.H. Girardeau
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