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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

5

Heard Wins Elberton Postmaster Job in Georgia

Washington reports Carroll M. Heard secured the Elberton postmaster appointment after intra party maneuvers. May Henry, the incumbent, faced opposition amid charges over attention to duties. Mrs Cornelia Hairston was previously proposed but deemed unsuitable. Georgia items note a $50,000 rural hospital site plan for Savannah and a bridge bill advancing without opposition. Found dead in Guthrie, N I Tubb of New Kirk Oklahoma, died of apoplexy in a hotel.

Tog Ohl Washington Elberton Carroll M. Heard Freard Ebert County Haseen May Henry Congress Howard McHinley Jeaders Cornelia Hairston Department Young Heard Albert Tom Swift D. G. Long Georgia Savannah Savangab Senate Bacon Clay War Department Brantley Moore Weather Bureau Brunswick Oglethorpe Hotel T. J. Helm Rome Hostolice Department Helm Republican United States Johnson

Oleo Margarine Bill Sparks Senate Exchanges in April Debate

In Winston N C April 2 discussion of the oleomargarine bill in the senate grew lively with wit between Texas Senator Bailey and New York Senator Depew as they sparred over taxation policy and the bill’s aims. The session, featuring remarks on American girls and industry protection, included humorous exchanges and ended with an executive session and adjournment.

Wrighington Senate Bailey Texas Depew New York United States Winston N. c Savannah River Savannah Butchinson Island Chatham ,County Georgia Spain Batley Jie Halley Sald Congress Spooner Stewart Nevada

President backs Jenkins retirement bill for captain rank

Washington April 2 Special. President Roosevelt supports a bill to retire Major Micah Jenkins of South Carolina with the rank of captain. Representative Eliott and Colonel Elliott conferred. the president praised Jenkins wartime service with the Rough Riders and indicated aid to Congress to recognize him. Jenkins would have received a commission in the regular army but for age limits.

Washington Roosevelt Micah Jenkins South Carolina Jim Titman Representative Eliott White House Congress Jenkins Major Jenkins Rough Riders Elliott

Lynchers on His Trail and Escape in Chicago

Citizens of Lake View conducted a nightlong manhunt after a man assaulted Margaret Murray, a telephone operator. Murray lay concussed and later described a masked assailant followed by four well dressed men. A rifle-toting search party with 15 armed men sought the suspect, intent on summary justice, but failed to locate him.

Chicago Lake View Margaret Murray Miss Murray

Fatal duel in post office ends with Searles dead

Washington April 2 postmaster Guyer of Clayton New Mexico reports in a letter that John Searles aged about 23 entered the office for stamps and fired at him as he reached for stamps. Guyer grabbed a nearby revolver and returned fire killing Searles, who allegedly offered no threat beyond asking for stamps.

Guyer Washington kMine Searles Clayton N. Mex Seartes Maren

Martha Washington Head to Adorn New Stamp Issue

Washington April 2 The post office department weighs placing the head of a woman connected with national history on a stamp. Martha Washington is the likely honoree, marking the first recognition of a woman on government postage.

Washington Postofice Department Martha Washington

Northern capitalists buy Isaac Reese Coal Properties

Chicago April 2 extensive Isaac Reese Coal Mining Company in Western Kentucky and Tennessee with railroads bag steamboat lines and elevators at Memphis and Paducah sold for 500000 to a Chicago and New York syndicate led by J R Nevins. Syndicate to develop holdings and open trade with New Orleans and other Gulf points. Further purchases planned in the south.

Isaac Reese Chicago Wreatern Kentucky Tennessee Memphis Paducah J. R. Nevins New York New Orleans Pei Ale

Postal Currency For Commission To Establish It

A three from the post office and three from the treasury will meet in Washington to study a postal currency. The plan aims to replace one and two dollar notes with small denomination currency for mail transactions, payable only at purchaser designated locations.

Washington Post Office Treasury Department

Secretary Hay to Appear Before Committee on Christmas Charges

Washington April 2 Secretary Hay has informed the special committee investigating Captain Christmas charges regarding the transfer of the Danish West Indian islands that he intends to appear in person as a witness. He probably will go to the capital tomorrow.

Washington Dalzell Captain Christmas

Generals Made by Ruglsvelts From Civil War to Spanish War

A historical card notes Brigadier Generals Burt Derussey and Sheridan, and Colonels Hughes DeRussey, and others, with their paths from Civil War service to roles in the Spanish American War era. It recalls promotions, brevet ranks, and command postings in Virginia, Ohio, New York, and the Philippines.

Outa Burt DeRussey Sheridan Wada Washington Lay R. Fusey D. Derissey Andrew. G. Burt V ¥. Sheridan Regular Army R. P- Hughes Pennsylvania Volunteer. Infantry Spain Hughes Fort Gress Virginia Manila Montana Arizona Seventh Division Seventh Army Corps Philippine Islands Mills Spring, Key Atlanta Jonesboro Isaac D. DeRussey New York First Infantry Porto Rico Philippines M. V. Sheridan Ohio Second Missouri Infantry Flo Fishery-Hily Camp Thomas Chickaimauga Park

Sundry Civil Bill Fassed by House in April Session

The house passed the sundry civil appropriation bill as the eighth regular annual supply measure with few unimportant amendments. Debate on the revenue cutter bill resumed. several members spoke for the measure. An amendment limiting national park commissions’ salaries and clerks was adopted. Defense of quits relative to the Spanish treaty claims commission rose to 112000 dollars. The bill then passed and the revenue cutter bill discussion continued before adjournment at 4:55 p.m.

Washington Messrs Sulzer New York Bellamy North Carolna Ryan Lessler Goldfogie Messrs. Laud California Crumpacker Indiana Maddox Georgia Committee On Appropriations Parker New Jersey Military Affairas Committee Cannon Weathor Quits Teegay Claims Commission Revenue Cutter

Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Rheumatism Cure

An ad-like fragment claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured rheumatism for a reader named Hart in Bolivar Missouri. It describes rheumatic symptoms including muscle pain, stiff neck, and fatigue, asserting improved strength and mobility after use and invites others to try the remedy.

West Hood Hart Bolivar Joe

Populists Name Committees at National Convention

The Populists selected platform and credentials committees at their convention with delegates from Georgia and Texas among others. Milton Park of Texas urged restraint on creating many committees to suit states with fewer delegates. Mrs. Marion Todd of Michigan was named to all committees, and the session adjourned to 3 am for committee reports.

Milton Park Texas Emma Goldman Herr Most People’s Party Georgia J. H. Ferris Illinois C. 8. Bassett Thomas S. Taft Indiana A. GL. Bisner Tennessee George S. Hibler New York A. J Cook Nebraska Credentials S. Ly Messier Missouri L. B. Shine Kentucky Dr. A. 3. Cook George H. Shibley J. 3 A. H. Cordon J. Jordan 8. M. Roache J. M. Patterson Ww. F. Walker T. C. Edwards Permanent Milwa Wileiams A. J. Cook C. W. Biggers H. ©. Kellar A. M. Colvick M. Holcomb A. H. Staples Id. Tate Pinance BE. S. Shay George H. Snibley R. H. Cleveland M. Roache J. H. Allen Ebenezer Wakley LC. Harlan A. C. Barton W. P., Marsh Kentuck A. J. Talley Joseph Happ Ilinois D. Balser Tlinois George Hy Shibley C. M. Walter Marion Todd Michigan

Breathing Spell Promised by Scott's Emulsion

A vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a breathing spell for the consumptive, claiming nourishment and strength relieve the exhausted system and may help throw off the disease. It emphasizes that the treatment brings strength to the lungs and flesh to the body from Scott & Bowne, chemists, Philadelphia.

Scott

Adawson Opposes Measure in Dissent on Pure Food Bill

Washington reports detail the day’s split on the Hepburn pure food bill the majority claiming broad support while Georgia representative Adamson issues a dissent arguing federal menus and table etiquette should not be prescribed and urging state regulation. Michigan’s Corliss also objects citing power over standards and potential confusion. In the Senate Senator McCumber backs Hansbrough’s pure food bill to curb adulteration misbranding and imitation across DC territories and interstate commerce.

Washington House Adamson Georgia The Republic Corliss Michigan McCumber Committee On Manufactures Senate Hansbrough District of Columbia Territories

Mrs Robert Garrett Weds Doctor Henry Barton Jacobs

Baltimore April 2 Mrs Robert Garrett widow of the late president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad marries Dr Henry Barton Jacobs in a surprise ceremony. Licenses issued that morning and an ante nuptial agreement preserves each party’s property independence.

Baltimore Robert Garrett Henry Barton Jacobs Garrett Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Sacobs

Ten aldermen indicted in West Virginia bribery scheme

At the end of a grand jury session in Wheeling West Virginia ten aldermen were indicted on charges of forming a conspiracy to solicit fifty thousand dollars from a street railway in exchange for passing an ordinance. The probe revealed additional scandals to be investigated.

W. Va

Albanian rebelion banner raised by Garibaldi ally Garibaldi

The Morgen Zeltune reports that General Ricciotti Garibaldi has been invited to land in Albania and raise the rebel standard. Bekele Want Garibaldi's Gen. Vienna, April 2. The notice ties the Italian patriot to this impending maneuver amid Albanian maze rates activity.

Bekele Garibaldi Vienna Morgen Zeltune Ricciotti Garibaldi Valbania

Prouty on Railway Rates and Competition

Interstate Commerce Commissioner Charles A. Prouty argues that railway rate increases stem from a decline in competition and urges public regulation to curb monopolies. He warns that without enforceable anti trust measures, owners of rail property will set unjust tariffs harming the public, especially the poor.

Chicago Ilibaig Manufacturers’ Association Interstate Commerce Charles A. Prouty Vermont Prouty United States Great Northern Northern Pacific Rami Ise Sion

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Restoration

A reader warns of influenza like symptoms and blood impurities from grippe. Advocate T D Stephenson of Pilot Knob Indiana recounts relief and restored vigor after using Paine's Celery Compound. He cites improved appetite strength and a healthier complexion following treatment.

Srippe Mr. Stephenson Providence Stephenson Paine T. D. Stephenson Pilot Knob Ind Indiana

Coast Line and Plant System Railway Merger Report

The Coast Line and Plant System, with vast networks from Richmond to Charleston and from Savannah to Florida, are discussed in a reported deal. Key figures include Henry Walters of the Coast Line and Robert G. Erwin of the Plant Investment Company, while Atlanta officials deny any knowledge of the transaction.

Coast Line Richmond Charleston D. C Virginia South Carolina Georgia Montgomery Ala Florida Savannah Wilmington N.C Plant, Investment Company Robert G. Erwin Henry Walters America New York Firak W. G. Eliott Walters Couch Atlanta Constitution

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