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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
1
Allies form reform coalition in Louisville for United States party
In Louisville on April 3 a new Allied People's Party of the United States was formed uniting reform elements against both major parties. The platform echoes Kansas City and St Louis convention aims calling for initiative and referendum and government ownership of public utilities. The meeting, largely led by the People’s Party, included delegates from many groups. plans call for a national committee, state representation, and a nationwide convention, with a strong emphasis on monetary reform and land reclamation policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
People’s Party of the
United States
Kansas City
People's Party
St. Louis
Omaha
Cincinnati
Socialists
Union Labor League
Ownershin Party
Prohibition Party
United Christian Party
Public Ownership Party
al‘He People's Party
Reform Forres
People’s Party
Peenie’s
Ther
The
Jo A. Parker
Missouri
St. Bucuis
Wrester
Springfield
Mis
Committee On Credentals
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Kansas
Michigan
Maine
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Hampshire
New York
Oklahoms
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Mitton Park
J. W. L. Pierson
Railroods
Department of Labor
S. W. Williams
Norcross Building Sells At $145000 In Atlanta Deal
Captain J W English purchased the Norcross building at Marietta and Peachtree streets from the Scott Investment Company for 145000. The five story structure fronts 55 feet 8 inches on Marietta and 119 feet on Peachtree, with a history dating to pioneer owner Jonathan Norcross. The sale followed lengthy negotiations, and English plans eventual improvements, keeping the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Jonathan Norcross
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Virgil Norcross
Scott Investment Company
Dunn escapes as Arkansas murder suspect flees Wichita
Dunn, sought for murder of a sheriff and bank robbery in Clarksville Arkansas, reportedly escaped a Wichita hospital with help from a fellow patient. Wichita police and sheriff claim rival plans, while Mayor McLean and officials seek federal aid. rewards reportedly total 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Arkansas
Kansas
Wichita
Kang
Hn P. Dunn
Clarksville
Ark
Nberty
Clark
McLean
Stanley
Goddard
Ding
Topeka
Kans
John P. Dunn
Sherif
Wichite Hospital
Ar Ronsaguthorities
Jury finds Granade guilty of voluntary manslaughter
After a four hour jury deliberation in Fulton County, Theodore J. Granade, a dental student, is found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of fellow student W. Jesse Pope. Judge A W File will sentence him tomorrow. a new trial motion is expected. The chaotic trial drew a crowded hearing with lengthy defenses and multiple ballots before verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J. Granade
W.' Jesse Pope
A. W. File
John 8. Candler
Atlantic Coast Line to absorb Plant system in historic rail merger
The Constitution reports the Atlantic Coast Line has absorbed the Plant system, forming a consolidated Atlantic Coast Line system. Wilmington and Savannah react with surprise while Atlanta publishes the exclusive scoop. Officials foresee major changes in top management and possible reshuffling across departments as the merger stabilizes.
Ex-Captain Carter Ill in Fort Leavenworth Prison
Oberlin M Carter ex captain of engineers in the US army lies critically ill at the Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary with typhoid fever. His fear is dying before arranging affairs as a civil action seeks possession of his property tied to Savannah contract work. Relatives and attorney Stone of Chicago are summoned to aid in a potential posthumous vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Oberlin
M. Carter
United States Army
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Carter
Btone
Chicago
Savannah
Mr. Stone
British Camp in Louisiana Sparks Quiet Official Debate
Secretary Hay, unshaken by Governor Long’s statement, says the British camp near Chalmette below New Orleans remains under inquiry. The Louisiana governor’s voluminous charge, with affidavits, is being reviewed by the attorney general to clarify legal points. The state and national departments still hold that shipments of horses and supplies to Chalmette are lawful so long as the port is not used for naval or military expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Ginor
Washington
Sovernor
Louisiana
Chalmette
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mente
State Department
Chaimeete
Department
Work at the Dayton mine continues debris removal
Forces at Dayton are confined to clearing debris at the Nelson mine in April. The body of white miner John Harney remains inside while others are believed extracted. State Mine Inspector Shifflet and the Dayton coroner decide no inquest is needed. Dayton Coal and Iron Company assists families and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Chattanecca
Tern
Nelson
John Harney
Shifflet
Dayton Coal and Iron Conpany
TWO LIEUTENANTS DROWNED ON FISHING EXPEDITION
Detroit April 3 a small sail boat overturned after a fishing trip near Fort Wayne leading to the drowning of Lieutenant Howard F. Avery adjutant of the First Battalion Fourteenth Regiment and Second Lieutenant W Ashbridge. The incident occurred about 0 yards below the fort. Judge Spencer B Adams of North Carolina declined the United States attorneyship for the Alaska district tendered by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Ashbridge
Detroit
Howard F. Avery
Fourteenth’ Regiment
Fort Wayne
W. Ashbtridge
Adams
North Caroline
Roosevelt
Washington
Spencer B. Adams
North Carolin
United States
Alaska
Pritchard
North
Local rail updates from Meridian on upcoming train runs
Mobile and Ohio officials announce a service resumption between Meridian and Quitman starting tomorrow, with the Quitman to Waynesboro section still out of service due to track conditions. Alabama and Vicksburg trains remain annulled while Southern trains continue operating under limited conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ohic
Meridian
Miss
Ohio
Quitman South
Quitman
Waynesboro
Alabama
Vicksburg
Tampa Bay hotel eyed as Jesuit college project
Negotiations in Tampa Florida aim to convert the Plant family hotel and grounds into a Jesuit college with a proposed 1 million dollar endowment by Mrs. Plant and possible donation from Morton Plant. Mrs. Plant favors the plan and seeks his consent to transfer his estate share. Plant Investment Company reportedly opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa, Fla
Tampa Bay
Henry Plant
Morton Plant
Boer General Pearson Withdraws Suit Against British Consul
New Orleans April 8 The attorney for Boer General Pearson announced they would withdraw in the U S circuit court the suit for 50000 damages against Arthur Van Sittart British consul here. The move follows remarks in papers suggesting Pearson’s involvement in the attempt to blow up mule transport Mechanician. The lawyers said they were going after higher game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
New Orleany
United States
Arthur “van Sittart
Hbel
Lead and steel for wife in New York boarding house
Charles H Worthen promoter and his wife were found dead in a room at 49 West 94th Street. Worthen shot his wife then cut her throat and killed himself. Financial trouble and ill health are believed to have driven the deed. The couple had come from St Paul a year ago and he was connected with a spring water company and an insurance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worthen
New York
Charles H. Worthen
Senate House clash over river and harbor bills threatens river work
Washington April 3 special report says Hanna and Frye threaten to block river and harbor and interoceanic canal bills unless the house backs the shipping bill. House Republicans deny explicit threats but vow no adjournment until river and harbor legislation passes, amid western opposition to the ship subsidy. Crumpacker supporters grow disheartened as polling shows GOP cold to resolutions stirring sectional issues. Southern Republicans led by Senator Pritchard oppose Crumpacker, fearing loss of southern influence at conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Washington
Senate
House
Hanna
Frye
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Alexander
New York
Burton
Ohio
Honda
House Republicans
Hinz
Pritchard
North Carolina
Local and national items from the era scattered in one page
Weather outlook for Friday through Saturday with variable winds and cooler temperatures in the north and central areas, plus rain in the east. The Norcross building sale details a Marietta front and Peachtree rear for $145,000 to J. W. English. Postmaster Blodgett’s progress report highlights Atlanta’s business growth. J. J. Granade is found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for a classmate killing, with sentencing to follow. Walthour defeats Leander in two five mile heats, breaking McEachern’s record. Emory College selects Broom to represent in the April 25 oratorical contest on democracy. In Columbus, James Amos faces assault-with-intent-to-murder charges after a shooting. The Georgia State Sunday School convention adjourns in Augusta with George Harris elected president. Plans suggest Tampa Bay hotel may become a Jesuit college with endowments from H. B. Plant’s widow and M. F. Plant. The National Good Roads Association meets in Charlottesville with notable attendees. Mystic Shrine nobles attend a Charleston exposition procession. Senator Hannahan warns of river and harbor funding without ship subsidy. Oberlin Wil Carter, convicted of government robbery, is sent to Leavenworth and may be fatally ill. The oleomargarine bill passes the Senate with some Republican defections. Washington expects President Roosevelt to retire General Miles soon. Fourteen bands of Bulgarians operate in Macedonia amid Turkish casualties. Cecil Rhodes funeral procession in Cane J. Rue continues. Manchuria evacuations discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Marietta
Peachtree Street
Scott Investment Co
J. W. English
Blodgett
Atlanta
Pops
Fite
Walthour
Leander
Coliseum
McEachern
Georgia
A.C. Broom
Emory College
Columbus
James Amos
Hubbard
Augusta
George Harris
Tampa Bay
H. B. Plant
Catholic Church
College
M. F. Plant
National Good Roads Association
Charlottesville
Nelson’ A. Miles
Livingston
Washington
Hannahan
House Republicana
Oberlin
Wil Carter
Savannah
Leavenworth
Senate
Roosevelt
Miles
Macedonia
Th Sands
Cecil Rh-wes
Cane
Manchuria
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Meg
Nistor
Vester
Vears
J. Vi
Buts
Scott Invest Achie CO
English
Norgross
Pwsfa PI
Constitution
Gilly
Fulton County
Wil Myers
Americus
Reuben Arnold, Jr
Jie
Granade
Ballifer
Judgette
Congressman Taylor
Lkely
Cox
Atlante
Wilmington
Charleston
Ticcon
Jacksonville
Atlantic “Coast Life
South
N. C
Atlantic . Coast Line
Fla
Maconapa Augusta
Constitution Office
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Railway
H. M. Emerson
B. W. Wrenn
D F. Jack
Ernest Williams
Mr.Wrenn
Mr. Jack
Adriantic Coast Line
Dare Savannah
W. B. Denham
Baieio Cantiel Caplan
Fei i i Bihet
Bis
Catiuca
Sell Willson Dollars Shellers College
Society of Jesus
Morton
Lead and Steel
WIFE
Nortion
Bawse
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