Atlanta Daily Scene Delivers Civic, Legal And Social Happenings
In Atlanta today a mix of civil cases, social events, and police notes unfolds. Judge Lumpkin engages in civil matters while jurists Bloodworth and Beck oversee routine civic business. A Virginia visit for a local youth is noted along with marriages, club meetings, and preparations for the upcoming exposition. The police commission and sheriff activities, trout fishing by court clerks, and an Observer special edition on Atlanta are also reported.
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Lumpkin
Oh Howe
Virginia
Solis
Palit Monuctrin
J Wellorn Jr
Real Estate Booms as Atlanta Prices Jump Up
Atlanta real estate markets show a sharp upswing with two large sales on Pryor and Walton Peachtree streets. The Powers property on Walton and Peachtree sold for 1300 per front foot amid strong bidders while nearby parcels on Pryor Street yielded about 2700 for remnant land, signaling renewed price growth driven by heightened activity linked to the exposition. Local agents and Col George W. Adair predict lasting gains and a revival in central and suburban property values.
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Atletta
Powers
Walton and
Peachtree Street
Maritea and
Peachtree
Samuel W Gooly & Co
Henry Posts
Peacherae
Walton
Dock
Samuel W Goode
Atlanta
Gibraltar
Atlanta Ly Awakin
Atlinta
Noah Powler
James Tench
Woilker Inman
Wr Inman
Pryor Strert
Pryor Street
Transtable Land Company
Equitahig Land Company
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Aml
A J Weer
A J West & Snn
Seitzer
Broad Street
Captain English
Wr W D Grant
Black Talkn
The
Constitution
Adair
George W. Adair
Birmingham
Ilyton Land Company
Forrest Adair
Sirllingham
Ley
Magic City
Coronel Adair
Veterm
Letra
General Courtmartini Ordered at Fort McPherson
General Miles orders a general court martial at Fort McPherson to try officers from the Fifth Infantry. The panel includes Col William K Kellogg, Majors Van Buren Hubbard and George H Russell, Captains Maxon Carter and Edward L Reidill, First Lieutenants Tilson and Katka, and Captain Hobarth Bailey as judge advocate.
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Wiles
Martini
Miles
Fort Vmeherson
St .Thire
Fifth Infantry
William K Kellogg
van Buren Hubbard
George H Russell
Maxon Carter
Edmund Rice
Edward L Reidill
Henry Romeyn
George P Borden
Walliam
HC Bowen
John J F Tilson
Josiph Mot
Partelio
Walter H Chattelit
Livank¢ Katka
Hobarth Bailey
Trial of Dr Hurza Raises Contempt Question
During the contempt trial of Dr Hurza yesterday a defense attorney argued that the summons was invalid because the charge copy lacked the City Clerk Park Woodward signature. Judge Calhoun reserved decision and will decide whether the form is proper. The issue draws close attention to court procedure.
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Wuzza
Hurza
Jude Ernest Konts
Junge Kontz
Park Woodward
Calhoun
Defiant Youth Detained in Chicago Theft Case
Officers head toward Atlante to pursue Knowlton amid four indictments in a Chicago theft case. A large seized money package sits at Attlestun awaiting papers as Chief Connolly receives word from Chief Inspector Shit that Knowlton should be held. The accused, pictured in a large photo, denies all charges and protests innocence.
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Atlante
Knowle
Petecthes Inn
Redford
Chicago
Pole Station
Attlestun
Connolly
Chieage
Oteer
Knowlton
Placards for historic sites urged by reader
Letter to the editor urges the city council to fund and place placards marking key historic locations around the city from the July and August fighting, the Sherman campaign, and notable landmarks. The writer argues placards would educate visitors, honor veterans, and preserve memory while events remain vivid to those who fought.
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Centrola
Shermen
Bunker Hill
East Cambridge
Washington
Boston
Mt Ts
Warren
Johnson Seized in Atlanta Watch Theft Case
The mysterious 23 year old man from Auguste, held on a charge of taking a watch and a diamond stud from a boarding house at 0 South Pryor, waived preliminary hearing in Judge Fovte's court. He was committed to jail in $200 bond and refused to reveal his origins or speak of himself.
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Auguste
Two City Workers Crushed In Piedmont Avenue Collapse
Mayor King arrived as the earth caved in on Piedmont Avenue eight feet deep while city hand workers dug a new sewer. Two men died under the soft rock while a third man was rescued after a two hour exposure. The accident buried Kilpatrick Lawson and Dallas beneath the wall as foreman Langley and others struggled to stabilize the trench and pull survivors free.
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Piedmont Avenue
Mayor King
Pledmort Avenue
Merritts and
Linden Ag Nnes
John Langley
Wison
Osis
Plebs
Gus Kilpatrick
Per Lawson
Lawson
Tront
Entan Dallas
Wes Bonten Dallass
Tim
Kilpatrick
Yan
Dallas
Foreman Langley
Langley
Daling
Mayox
Meyer King
Dalles
Jolly
Sewell
King
Tragic Mine Ditch Collapse Kills Two In Dallas
A trench cave in fatally injures workers as earth shifts bury several men including Lawson and Kilpatrick. Foreman Langley and Mayor King defend safety measures while Dallas lies severely hurt in hospital. crowd watches rescue efforts and the ambulance rush.
Young Dr Dunbar Roy Heads to AMA Meeting in Baltimore
Georgia's rising physician Dr Dunbar Roy leaves Atlanta for Baltimore to present a paper on the ear and throat at the American Medical Association gathering. He recently spoke before the Georgia State Association on The Proper Care of School Children's Eyes and was praised for his work. He will be away about ten days, stopping in New York on the return.
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Amd
Lin Plaseer
Paris
Henry Beermaena
Uncen
Fem
Atlintt Pro
aAthinta Patent Promotin Aul
Nortress
Franklin Tennara
Jhemin
Lryson
Holder
Gainesville
Petective Cason
North Carolina
Ure
Atlanta
Turner
Stallion House
Ehoven
Connelly
Natinnelion of Chiefs of Police
Chuf
Commiyrotiera
Vessis
Futer
Colquitt Carter
United States Court
Murray County
Carters
Gshermen
J. A Afford
New York Observer
Observer
Will Holbrook
Mr. Holbrook
Danta
Georgia
Dunbar Roy
Baltimore
American Medical Association
America
Roy
Roby
Georgia State Association
Toy
New York
Jim Parson Captured in Texas As Whitecaps Leader
Murray County crime figure Jim Parson, a reputed leader of the Whitecap gang, was captured in Texas after months on the run linked to the Worley killing in Murray County. Federal authorities plan to hold him in Fulton County until the federal court reviews his case and charges.
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Murray County
Texas
Whitecap
Henry Worley
Jim Parson
Worley
Arkansas
Parson
Fulton County
United Irish Societies to Host Grand Outing at Maddox Park
The annual United Irish Societies picnic will be held at Maddox Park next Wednesday. It is billed as the largest outing of the season with wide participation from Catholic Sunday schools, Ancient Order of Hibernians divisions, Catholic Knights of America, Emmet Club, Hibernian Rifles, Hibernian Benevolent Society and Hibernian Rifles Association.
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Maddox Park
United Irish Societies
United Irish
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Knights of America
Emmet Club
Hibernian Rifles
The
Hibernian Benevolent Society
Hibernian Rifles’ Association
Pleasant Day Planned for Maddox Park Picnic
A committee aims to delight attendees with a bright day at Maddox Park. They have cleared rubbish, laid grass under the trees, and secured a twenty piece orchestra. The program will feature Gaelic sports and a popular dancing pavilion to draw crowds.
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Maddox Park
York
Manufactures Banquet Planned Ahead of Georgia Convention
A Local Committee on Arrangements met at the offices of T H Martin to finalize plans for a lavish banquet for the state convention. T H Martin was named toast master and given charge of entertainment details. The event aims to crown Atlanta’s royal reception for Georgia manufacturers with a premier gathering anticipated as one of the South’s most notable conventions.
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T H Martin
Martin Amorous
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Manufacturers Conventions Banquet Plans At Atlanta
The passage notes visitors from across Georgia attending a convention with a banquet on the final night. Railroads offer reduced travel, including four cents per mile round trip, making distant manufacturers easily reachable to attend the event in Atlanta.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Virginia University Alumni Banquet Prominent City Figures Attend
The first annual banquet of the Virginia University Alumni Association was held in the Aragon breakfast room from 8 to 13, drawing about forty former students aged 20 to 53. J Carroll Payne presided and introduced speakers including Mayor Hen Porter King, with remarks by W Hones, Dr Dunbar, and others detailing the association’s aims to better unite ex-students.
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Association of the
Virginia UniverSty
Aragon
J Carroll Payne
Hen Porter King
J. Carroll Payne
Porter King
Hones
Dunbar Roy E T Boggs
Hunter Cooper
Ernest C Kontz
Whitney
W . Nicolson
H Davis
Webb
Jarnigan
Hoy
S VY Sage Jr
George W Parrott
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Court
Crimton
Harmess Convention
St Luke's Methodist
Wethudhet
Percion
Ictha
Athens
Tpar& Fang
Hackeet
Sin
Tarry
Pane & Tatts
Mia Chlot
PSP
Utlion
Bidy
Lnter
Colonel Weal
Fort Mcpherson
Kiow Ltd
Johnson
Solt Rock
Iscuing
Kilpetrick
DR. Hosmilo
Jim Parsons
the Irish Societies
Itictry
U.S
the Manufacturers’ Banquet
A. 0. M. Gay &Son
Ters and Haberdashers
Virginea University
Whitehall Street
Stilson -Collins Jewelry Co
Whitehall St
Eiseman Bros
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