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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1903

Page

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Foote & Davies Seek Court Order Against Atlanta Unions

Foote & Davies obtained a temporary restraining order from Judge Lumpkin directing the Atlanta Typographical Union and the Electrotypers and Stereotypers Union to desist from pressuring employees to quit work. The petition alleges unions conspired to ruin Foote & Davies, used unlawful means including bribery, and seeks penalties while setting a preliminary hearing for April 11.

Foote & Davies Atlanta Lumpkin Peter F. Smith Smith & Wright Atlanta Typographical Union Electrotypers and Stereotypers’ Union Foote & Davies Company Yoote & Davies Fodte Daviss Plach Aridie Conepiracy Foote &. Davies James M. Lynch International Typo—graphiecal Union

Union Seeks Arbitration In Printers Strike

National President Lynch and District Organizer C C Houston led a conference of unions to settle the printers strike by arbitration. The formal proposition will be presented to employers tomorrow, with arbitrators to be chosen if accepted. If not accepted, the unions will press harder. Atlanta Typographical Union meeting postponed to Sunday as Lynch remains in the city.

Lynch C. C. Houston Houston Atlanta Typographical Union James M. Lynch International Typographical Union Atlanta Georgia

RACE TROUBLE ON COAST LINE AT WILMINGTON

In Wilmington North Carolina on April 2 a Negro worker Frank Sanders was badly beaten after cursing a white coworker at the Atlantic Coast Line shops. Panic led to a walkout by about 500 Black workers while several hundred white employees stood united. The company launched an investigation and a peaceful settlement was hoped for with most Black workers returning to work.

Williaington N. C Atlantic Coast Line Frank Sanders Flanders Coast Line Southern Alabama University Vanderbilt Tuscaloosa Southern Railway Afton Abingdon Ella Gray Charles M. Chester Pacolet Spartanburg South Carolina Aycock North Carolina rall‘Foad

Daring band robs Catton Plant depot and offices

Newport Ark April 2 A daring band of safeblowers burgled the depot express post and Dr R R James office at Catton Plant 43 miles south of here on the White and Black river branch of the Choctaw very little booty recovered after the safe was cracked telegraph and phone wires were cut the robbers fled by hand car toward Brinkley

Newport Ark Witla Catton Here White and Black River R. R. James Brinkley

Negro suffrage debate echoes across states in 1900s era talk

Former Virginia congressman John Wise urged shifting control of suffrage to state governments to avoid a nationwide race war. He argued whites would not accept policies risking black dominance and urged concessions to end federal oversight. Wise claimed policy must be local to preserve social order.

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Stage Irishman faces boycott call from Hibernians

Syracuse April 2 James E B Dolan national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians issues a statement disavowing violence but urging members to withhold patronage from theaters and amusement halls that feature the stage Irishman caricature. The order condemns the insult to Irish race and asks citizens to join in stopping these caricatures while not opposing Irish wit.

Syracuse James EB. Dolan Order of Hibernians Ancient

Goodman and Hall Kill In Kentucky Feud Incident

In Whitehouse Kentucky on April 2 Martin Goodman was shot and killed by Thomas Hall during a feud between local farming families. Hall fled but was later captured and jailed amid heightened security to avert mob violence.

Whitehouse Martin Goodman Thomas Hall Reading Hall

Balloonists fall in Budapest deadly accident

Budapest April 2 three balloonists ex Deputy Ordinary Lieutenant Kral and M Kubiak were fatally injured when their balloon broke away from its car. Captain Tolnay and M Ordinary fell to a factory roof and M Kubiak sustained severe injuries as the palléon tore open. Captain Tolnay and Lieutenant Kral suffered serious injuries at the scene.

Budapest Kral M. Kubiak Tolnay Navy M. Ordinary M. ‘Kubiak Toney

Diaz Victory Parade Triggers Fatal Riots in Mexico

Five killed and numerous wounded as Diaz supporters clash with rivals in Monterrey and Mexico City after a Puebla victory parade. Police face riot with stones pistols. Governor Reyes spared direct assault amid tense campaign for Nuevo Leon governor.

Monterey Mexico Diaz Puebla Zaragosa “Plaza Ree Eleco Reyes Bresiaent Reyes Reyés Zaragoca Zaragosa Frensisco Reyes Governor Reyes Nuevo Leon Francisco Reyes Francisco Theiberty Neuve Leon Oratora Mexico City National Palace Republic Oaxaca

Belts Junction Tragedy In Norcross Hits Nighttime Fatality

A collision at Belt Junction in Norcross Georgia last night resulted in the death of a man named Will Martin of Norcross. The incident occurred near Belt Junction after nightfall when a vehicle struck him as it passed. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate.

Will Martin Norcross Belt Junction Pecal Belt

Roosevelt Discusses Monroe Doctrine and Panamanian Canal

In Chicago on April 2 the president spoke on the Monroe doctrine as a cornerstone of U S foreign policy. He outlined duties to the western hemisphere, the canal project's neutrality and control, and the aim to prevent European powers from gaining territory or influence near American republics.

Hicago Ward Western Hemisphere Panama Canal United States Great Britain Republic of Venezuela England Italy Bomiers Castro Monterey Mexico Reyes Turkey Albania Atlanta Junden Blue Jacketa San Domingo

Georgia Fair Friday Brisk Winds, Showers Forecast

Georgia weather notes show brisk southerly winds and a likely Saturday shower chance with temperatures near normal. Precipitation figures and recent excess since the month’s start are included, alongside other local updates from official and civic sources.

Georgia Aince

Umpires Converge For Closed NBL Sessions At Old Point Comfort

In Newport News on April 2, the National Baseball League held morning and afternoon sessions behind closed doors at Old Point Comfort. Umpires attended, but no information was released about specifics or regulations.

Chattanooga Tenn Florida Wmited John Hicks Bt. John's Mich Pullman Newport News National Baseball League Old Point Comfort Today Sts

Roosevelt Delivers Monroe Doctrine Address in Chicago

President Roosevelt charmed a packed audience at the Auditorium and received a vigorous reception as he spoke on the Monroe doctrine. An impromptu greeting followed the address with secret service escorting him back to the hotel. He later received LL D honors at the University of Chicago and laid the cornerstone for the new law school building before continuing to Madison, Wisconsin.

Chicago Fes Isternias Roosevelt Sdmisaton eVeagh Chatrovan Comyor Secret Service University of Chicago Ml.d Universt Morgan Park Academy Law School Roosevelt West Pennsylvania Harrison Evanston Northwestern University Harper Kent the @ter Madison Wis

Baroon Baron Not Dead Yet In Counter Reports

Contradictors circulated reports about Beron de Pallairge who acted as chauffeur for Count Beborowski and led to his apparent death. Today it emerges the baron did not succumb to his injuries and attendees express belief he will recover if counts do not ensue.

Nice Beron de Pallairge Beborowski

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