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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1902

Page

6

Remembering Wade Hampton in Atlanta Memorial

Atlantans honored South Carolina’s Wade Hampton with a church service at First Baptist in Atlanta. Veterans, Daughters of the Confederacy, and Sons of Veterans filled the congregation as speakers extolled his leadership and wartime valor.

Wade Hampton South Carolina Columbia S. C First Baptist Church South Bayard The Confederacy Old South Camp Walker Atlanta Camp A Wheeler's Cavalry Daughters of the Confederacy and Sons of Veterans

Why Many Writers Fail Principal Defects in Manuscripts

Harper’s Magazine reviews common faults in manuscripts submitted to magazines. Many pieces are intriguing yet lack human interest or strong narrative drive. Problems include overstrained morals, dull travel sketches, outlandish dialects, and poorly structured stories.

Harper's Magagine

Beloved Atlanta Woman Mrs J S Todd Dies in Philadelphia

Mrs. J S Todd of Atlanta died at 4 pm yesterday at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia after two operations. She lived in Atlanta nearly 25 years and was active in First Methodist Church. Survived by husband Dr J S Todd daughter Louise and three sons James G Jr Henry W and James B Todd. Body to arrive in Atlanta tomorrow morning at 5 10. Funeral plans to be announced.

J. &. Todd Atlanta Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia Dr. J. & Todd Louise Todd First Methodist Church Todd LaGrange Julia Beall Dr. Todd West Point

Officer Falls From Trestle While Chasing Gamblers

County Policeman J L Heard pursued a gang of gamblers on the 80 foot high Atlanta and West Point belt line trestle at Pittsburg. He slipped and fell between cross ties but recovered, captured two suspects, and was treated for injuries. The pursuit started as he moved on the trestle where the gamblers were gambling at the end.

J. L. Heard Atlanta West Point Barracks Pittsburg Heard Officer Heard

Mrs Walker P Inman In Critical Condition At Home

Mrs Walker P Inman is seriously ill at her residence 47 Peachtree Street with heart trouble. After two weeks of illness her condition was reported as critical with doubtful recovery last night as her health fluctuated.

Walker P. Inman Peachtree Street Inman

Byard and Mackey Wed at St Luke Church

A surprise wedding took place at St Luke church on Houston street at 3 30 pm attended by family and friends. Julius F Byard and Sophie Mackey, both well known, were married by Rev B Wilmer. They plan a week in Marietta then reside at 28 Auburn avenue, home of the bride’s mother.

St. Luke Church Houston Street B. Wilmer St. Luke Julius F. Byard Sophie Mackey Everett-Ridley-Ragan Company

London Fire Statistics for 1901 Highlight Large Losses

London’s fibre record reports 3,684 fires in 1901 with 97 fatalities. Of those, 29 deaths occurred before the brigade arrived and 12 were found dead by firemen. The London Fire Brigade strengths noted, bravery awards granted, and numerous defects in theater and music hall appliances cited.

London Mail London Liss

Funeral of Late Captain T B Neal in Atlanta

One of the largest funerals in Atlanta was held yesterday afternoon for Captain T B Neal at First Baptist church. Dr W W Landrum led the service, praising Neal’s civic virtue and business character as a large escort accompanied the body to Oakland Cemetery. Floral tributes covered the casket and pulpit as music from the choir and a solo by Mrs Dow accompanied the rites.

T. B. Neal First Baptist Church Oakland W W. Landrum Captain Neal

Commemoration for Griffin Train Hero Engineer

Dr J J Krom praises the engineer of the Dixia Flyer for saving many lives when the Griffin train wreck occurred Friday night. The injured passengers were shaken but not seriously harmed, and the engineer's selfless actions, including seeking the fireman, earned him universal thanks and recognition.

Krom Griffin J. J. Krom Florida Dixia Dr. Krom

Showers Likely Today With Evolving Georgia Forecast

Weather outlook predicts unsettled conditions today with possible showers and cloudy skies. Tomorrow expected to turn fair with clearing by morning, while southeastern states mostly cloudy today except South Carolina. widespread rain likely southwest to Mississippi Valley.

Georgia South Carolina Mis Mssippi

Charter revision commission to push report by July

Atlanta's charter revision commission, seen as crucial to the city’s growth, will become highly active with regular meetings every other Tuesday and weekly subcommittee sessions. Despite initial public enthusiasm fading after the street railway debates, a few subcommittees, notably the streets sewers and sanitation group led by E W Martin, have produced tentative work and expect a fuller report soon.

Charter Revision Commission Charter Commission Charleston Mima Atlanta Mims E.W. Martin Chamber of Commeres

Riot at Rawson and Fraser Streets Ends with Shootout

John Kelly, a Black man from Darktown, fired three shots as about 500 people gathered near a Summerhill church. Police officers Tibbs and Porsey arrested Kelly after a rock and brick threat filled afternoon. Carter escaped. one man warned to back down.

John Kelly Rawson and Fraser Darktown Summerhill Kelly Charley Carter Carter Tibbs Porsey

Latimer Loses Pocketbook With $184 Check

H F Latimer of Rome Ga reports losing a pocketbook containing a $184 check signed by Judge T J Simmons while walking from the Aragon hotel to the union depot. The check payment has been stopped, and Latimer believes the loss occurred between the depot and hotel.

H. F. Latimer Aragon Hotel Union Depot Rome Latimer T. J. Simmons

Georgia Travelors Protect Association Hit Convention in Atlanta

Atlanta hosts a large Travelers Protective Association convention with 40 visiting members at the Kimball house. Officials including Edward Miles and Hon. James L Mayson preside, with speeches by Mayor Mims and other leaders, a London opera show, city tours, a Friday banquet, and Saturday elections for state officers and delegates to Portland national meeting.

Travelers’ Protective Association Atlanta Traveling Men of Georgia Post B Association Knights of the Wood Kimball House Edward Q. Miles Post Alonzo Monk James L. Mayson State Travelers’ Protective Association Roland E. Ellis Macon Livingston Mims R. Les Wylly Savannah Travelers’ Protestive Association Grand Opera House Chinatown Bijou Comedy Company James E. Hickey The Hickey Georgia Max Banner Columbus R. Lee Winly J. H. Andrews Andrews Travelers' Protective Association Rome Traveleers’ Protective Association Portland Oreg

Mayor Mims Announces Strict Clean Streets Ordinance

The mayor urges Atlanta residents to follow ordinance Section 108 forbidding dirt hauling with open wagons and prohibiting street litter. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or up to thirty days in jail. street residents and businesses are barred from discarding waste, paper, kitchen scraps, or garbage on sidewalks and streets within sanitary limits.

Mims Atlanta Recorder's Court Recorder’s Court

Judge J. D. Wardlaw Dies at 54 in East Point

East Point historian Judge J. D. Wardlaw, 54, longtime justice of the peace, died yesterday after weeks of illness. Survived by wife and four children, including J. E. Wardlaw of East Point and W. O. Wardlaw of McComb. Funeral today at 2:30 PM at East Point Methodist Church with interment in the family burying ground.

East Point J. D. Wardlaw McComb Miss

Mysterious Disappearance of J W Smith Intensifies

J W Smith of 16 Meany Street left Saturday to fetch a physician for his ailing wife and has not returned. Police and detectives search without clues as Mrs Smith fears foul play. Described as 45, sober, with a short beard, he is missing after a brief errand.

J. W.smith No. 16 Meany Street Smith Mra Smith

Why Not See Something And Visit Confederate Veterans Reunion

Invitation to the Confederate Veterans Reunion in Dallas Texas April 22 to 25 outlines the Louisville and Nashville Railroad as the preferred route via Montgomery Mobile and the Gulf coast through Beauvoir Mississippi New Orleans and Texas. Stopovers allowed with low rate tickets for April 18 to 21 returning May 16. Contact J G Hollenbeck District Passenger Agent Atlanta for tickets notes schedules and sleep car info.

Confederate Veterans’ Reunion Dallas Tex Louisville and Nashville Railroad Montgomery Mobile Gulf Coast Beauvoir Mise Jefferson Davis New Orleans Louisiana Texas Loulaville Nashville J. G. Hollenbeck Agt Atlanta

Safe Deposit Box Rentals Offered with Strong Vault Security

If you own title deeds or insured property or have a will, consider renting a safe deposit box in our strong vault. Prices start as low as $3.00 a year, offering secure storage for important papers and life documents.

Guarantee Trust Co auction of flats to pay handsome interest

The Title Guarantee & Trust Co announces modern flats on several lots will be sold at auction this afternoon. Buyers may invest with the prospect of handsome interest on their funds as the sale proceeds.

Irishman jokes amid flood of Schuylkill region

A Philadelphia Times item notes rising floodwater in the Schuylkill area and a sighting of a man along railroad tracks. An Irish railroad contractor nearby quips that the fellow is likely tending to his dead livestock, reflecting local humor amid hardship.

St. Philadelphia Schuylkill Philadelphia

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