Bonds Issue Reaches 3 Million for City Projects
The city announces an issue of bonds totaling 3,000,000 to fund public works including hospital and crematory facilities, with plan details outlined for debt service and project timelines.
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30 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
1
No Change in Bonds for Sewers by City Committee
A special committee from the general council and the bond commission reached a unanimous agreement on a $3,000,000 city bond issue after a 3 ½ hour meeting. The plan maintains sewer bonds at $1,390,900 and cuts waterworks to $900,000, hospital to $100,000, crematories to $350,000, and schools to $600,000, with broader readjustments to school buildings and overall expenditure set for a council report next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Bond Commission
Pomkoy
Mayor Maddox
F. Quillan
Amorous
John
Mnipti
Aldine Chambers
Cendior
HC Stockdell
James C Hause
Watraven Mill
Subcommittee of Waterworks
Geeral
Park Woodward
Waterworks Department
Lannen
Eltv
No Brandy Allowed on the Ambulances
Chicago September 29. An order issued by Chief of Police Steward decrees ambulances and patrol wagons shall carry spirits of ammonia for reviving accident victims instead of brandy. The chief says ammonia lasts longer and is just as effective, noting brandy is sometimes gone before the crew reaches the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vuenceforth
They've Got Dulaney
Deputy circuit clerk F W Dulaney, missing from Jenieon City Tennessee amid a 320000 court fund shortage, was brought to New York by a Kingston Jamaica detective after arrest there. Dulaney says the shortage can be easily made up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulaney
New York
F. W. Dulaney
Jenieon City Tenn
Kingston
Jamaica
Bryan and Bailey debate plan drops as tariffs rise
William Jennings Bryan expresses willingness to speak on tariffs in Atlanta in November or December but objects to a debate. Senator Bailey agrees to meet but will not urge Bryan to debate. A joint discussion was planned at the Auditorium Armory by the Young Men's Democratic League of Fulton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Atlanta
Joseph W. Batley
Texas
Bryan
Auditorium Armory
Young Men’s Democratic League of
Fulton County
Bailey
Atelanta
Me. Degan
Bryar
The
Lincoln
Neb
the Constitution
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Bailey
Gainesville
Young Men's Democratic League
el Paso
Batjay
Linecoln
W. J. Bryan
South
Avanta
Whitney Explains Why He Did Not Return for Cook's Effects
New Haven hunter Harry Whitney states he did not return to Etah for Cook's belongings due to engine issues on the Jeanie, reliance on salle, and a pledge to Eskimos. He recalls Cook's polar travels, Peary's ignorance of the cargo, and Peary’s kindness aboard the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Peary
Cook
Etah
New York
Harry Whitney
New Haven
St Johns
N. F
Schoonor Jeanie
Stephenville Crossing
Noth Arctic
Salle
Dr. Cook
Commander Peary
Jeanie
Mrs Faulting Testifies In Gordon Murder Trial
Mrs Helen Faulting confessed during the Charles A Gordon murder trial in Hinesville Ga that Gordon admitted killing her husband. She said Gordon urged her to help bury the body, threatened to kill her if she spoke, and detailed meetings in Florida Loftman and other places over three years. She cried as she testified and said she confesses to avoid lying in life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinesville
Helen Faulting
Charles A. Gordon
Faulling
Gordon
Kiler
Florida
Loftman
Mr. Gordon
Boy Vanishes From Asheville School Missing Youth S
Anxious parents appeal to Asheville police as Gray Churchward of Hampton Beach disappears from Asheville school since September 15. School officials confirm the date of absence and say a fellow student heard the boy planned to go to New York. The father travels to New York seeking the missing son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Gray Churchward
Hampton Beach
Nhs
Churchward
New York
Auto accident claims two Mineola men in Long Island
New York, September 29. Parker Norton owner of The Mineola Press and Edward Baker proprietor of the Mineola garage were instantly killed tonight in an automobile accident near Mineola L I Their car was returning to the village with the balloon of George Stevens the aeronaut which had just descended after a long flight across New York and Long Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parker Norton
Mineola Press
Edward Baker
Mineola Garage
Mineola
L. I
George Stevena
Long Island
Water Gate at Hudson Fulton fete vivid naval pageant
Spectators at the Hudson Fulton celebration in New York witnessed a parade of warships and merchant vessels on the Hudson. Night photography captured a sky lit by searchlights and rockets as the international fleet formed a long gleaming outline, with the water gate near General Grant’s tomb hosting the reception and the Clermont and Half Moon replicas causing a minor collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
International Fleet
Moon
Hudson
Water Gate
General Grant
Only sober men those that has no friends
Frankfort Kentucky September 26 an opinion discharging T E Kinnaird from the accusation of sending obscene matter through the mails in Barr en county Kentucky Appellate Judge Carroll quoted portions of letters from Kinnaird to Miss Peice Watson who was called Miles The letters reveal a heated exchange suggesting offense at the warmth of the passion including a line about a sober man in the county being one who had no friends and stayed at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
T E Kinnaird
Barren County
Kentucky
Carroll
Kinnaird
Constitution Scout Car Heads to Augusta and Albany Routes
The Constitution's scout car, a five passenger 1910 White, will depart Atlanta at 7:30 AM to inspect Georgia Roads Automobile Association routes to Augusta via Decatur and Athens and to Albany via Macon. Frank L. Stupke will drive. Lauren Foreman will lead the party from The Constitution. The trip includes stops in Washington and Macon with multiple detours to Fitzgerald and Albany-Atlanta corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Atlanta
Albany
Georgia
Cood Roads Automobile Association
Augusta
Decatur
Lawrenceville
Winder
Athens
Lexington
Washington
Thomson
Harlem
Macon
Fitzgerald
Perry
Hawkinsville
Abbeville
Leesburg
Smithville
Americus
Oglethorpe
Montezuma
Mershallville
Fort Valley
Forsyth
Barnesville
Griffin
Jonesboro
Frank L. Stupke
White Company
Lauren Foreman
Hunter Walks Two Miles After Being Shot in Neck
Columbus Georgia September 29 Special John Shores of West Girard Alabama after being shot through the neck with a full charge of bulkshot from a gun accidentally discharged while out hunting alone walked two miles with blood streaming from three gaping wounds and may recover The hammer of his gun caught in a twig as he was climbing a fence and the full charge struck him His escape from decapitation was marvelous His wounds extend through the neck but the jugular vein remains untouched
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Shores
West Girard
Ala
Mexico Faces $20 Million Loss From Freezing Weather
Mexico City September 29 Twenty million dollars is the estimate by banking men on the loss from unprecedented freezing weather. The cold has wrought destruction across a broad central region and has nearly wiped out the noporma crop in the valley of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Republic of Mexico
Valley of
Pole controversy ends in clash between judge and banker
In Macon Georgia on September 29 1920s era a heated dispute over the Cook Peary controversy led to a physical confrontation between Robert H Brown president of the Central Georgia Bank and Judge W A Poe. The judge struck with a walking cane while the banker claimed honor went to Cook. A confrontation was averted by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Robert H. Brown
Central Georgia Bank
W. A. Poe
Criends
Dr. Cook
Poe
Peary
North Pole
Enrollment Reaches High at Georgia Tech Causes Strain
Georgia Tech faces record enrollments with 657 regular students and 179 in the night school. President K G Matheson says space is tight, no dormitory or nearby lodging available, and 50 more night students could be admitted. Legislature’s help needed for facilities to avoid turning away Georgians seeking education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
K G Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Matheson
Two Men Wounded in Pistil Duel at Lily Home
Vienna Ga September 29 two men were seriously wounded in a pistol duel at the home of Jim Summerford in Lily. The combatants were neighbor Alexander Jones and Summerford, who had longstanding feuds and were drinking at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Summerford
Alexander Jones
Lily
Vienna
Wright Circles Liberty in Hudson Fulton Flight
New York marks Educational Day with large crowds at schools and parades while Wilbur Wright circles the Statue of Liberty in an aeroplane. Curtiss and Baldwin fly dirigibles. both fail to finish the New York to Albany race due to mechanical issues. Several pilots land safely as ceremonies focus on Governor's Island and Riverside Drive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
New York City
Wilbur Wright
Liverty
New York Harbor
Hudson-Fulton
Wright
Curtiss
Govremore Island
Thomas Baldwin
George L Toinstingen
New York
White Plains N. YY
Governor's Island
Fulton Plight Square
18Th Street
Riverside Drive
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Tomlinson
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Buffalo
Baltimore
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Chattanooga
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Dodge
Galveston
Huron
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Raleigh
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