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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1902

Page

10

Max Banner Favored for Travelers' Protective Association President

The second day of the Georgia Travelers' Protective Association convention featured Banter Max Banner of Columbus as the likely next president with Atlanta likely to host the state secretary post. A banquet at the Kimball House drew 400 traveling men and guests as speeches from Governor Candler and others highlighted Georgia's economic growth and the association's role.

Max Banner Columbus Georgia T. P B. A Travelers’ Protective Association Kimball House R J Thomas Post B Thomas Portland Georgia Knights of the Grip James K. Hickey Ooogo Edwin A. Hardisx Atlanta Post Candler T P. A Macon Savannah Rome Augusta Athens South H. H. Cabaniss Alonzo Monk James L Mayson J. Cheston King W. J Northen Roland E Ells Clarence Wood J Rice Smith R F Cook J. W. Ledbetter C. I Branan Hardin R Slappy C¢ Simmons J R Duncan O O Hale B. Kutz McGregor Mayo M H Rothschild O Stemps R Howard P. Cornell James H. Jones Ledbetter Banner Travelers' Protective Association J H Andrews Ate Arms State Board of Directors State Board Orem Moorehouse Brunswick Ga Oreg Old Pont Comfort Department of Ecommerce Compess. & Bsing Max Bruner Estill Atlanta Brewing and Ice Company Max Robertson Georgia T. P. A's Mr. Moorehouse Post A George A. Gershon Dan Joseph H. C. Campbell D. McGregor Mazo

Beef Prices Surge Amid Packard Power Debate

A column discusses soaring beef prices driven by supply shortages rather than a packers combine. It cites Sawtell as saying high quality steaks may reach 20 cents a pound within a year, with demand up and consumption rising. Causes include war losses, corn price hikes, Cuba contracts, and—despite claims—no single packer conspiracy.

Texas T R. Santell Kansas City Spain Sawtell Cuba

Belt Pins Fashioned as Heirloom Accessories

Gray finished silver belt pins in shield triangular and French floral designs gain favor in Paris fashion. The pins are advertised as stylish heirlooms and desirable accessories.

Paris

Compromise Reached in Amalgamated Lodge Delinquency

At Wheeling West Virginia on April 18 the Amalgamated Association convention accepted a compromise over lodges that skipped the strike assessment. The committee upheld the assessments and executive action, with some lodges exonerated and others given time to pay owed delinquencies.

Amalgamated Association Wheeling W-Va Associated Press

Protest from Chine Washington and US China dispute

Protest from China in Washington April 2. Secretary of State transmitted to the Senate a communication from United States Minister Conger inclosing a Chinese government protest over the exclusion of Chinese from Philippine lands.

Chine Washington Secretary of State Senate United States Conger

Fire origin mystery at Chamberlin Johnson Dubose store

Fire broke out Thursday night in the basement reserve chair room at the corner of Whitehall and Hunter streets. A rat theory is the only plausible explanation offered. damage and exact cost are not yet known but insured, with many chairs destroyed and heat reaching the furniture department.

Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose Company Whitehall Hunter Streets A. Smith Smith Messrs. Johnson and Dubose

Saffold Rearrested After Guilty Forgery Verdict

A. R. Saffold, white man, was tried on forgery charges before Judge Candler. Verdict returned guilty but he was absent. Rearrested about 3 pm, he was locked in the Tower and may be sentenced in the morning. Bench warrant issued. Saffold from Cobb County. two forgery cases exist but only one tried.

A. R. Saffold Candler Giffold Saffold Buran Cobb County Safford Sunos Ousso

Urchins Are Horse Thieves In Atlanta Case

Two young thieves, Columbus Kinnebrew a white boy aged five and Bedford Garnet a seven year old black youth, rode off with a horse and buggy near Ellis street behind the Congregational church. They were stopped by a patrolman and detained. The horse and buggy belonged to real estate man Jet Mell. Before Recorder Broyles the white boy and Garner gave conflicting stories. Kinnebrew was sent to the Home for the Friendless, Garner to his father for punishment. Advertising line appears at end.

Atlanta Columbus Kinnebrew Bedford Garnet Jet Mell Congregational Church Ellis Street Recorder Broyles Garner Kinnebrew

Do You Believe In Protection?

Do You Believe In Protection No store or dwelling is im pregnable against fires Where do you keep your in ventory of stock Mighty convenient to have it safe in case you're burned.

Hess Shoes

Atlanta Board Elects New Sanitary Inspectors

The Atlanta board of health elected twelve sanitary inspectors in a delayed March meeting. Bloodworth Miller and Barrett were not reappointed. successors named were Cooper Hilley and Caldwell. The new force includes Verner Cooper Waldigu Watkins Robinson Gartrell Jentzen King Beach Cooper Hilley Caldwell. Committees reported streets in better condition, two sprinklers and two sweepers bought for 1600 dollars, and plans for a sanitary stables site near the cremat ory in the first ward with further report to follow.

Atlanta Board of Health George Bloodworth W. P. Miller W. M. Barrett J. A Jarnigan Mims

Paine's Celery Compound Featured as Rheumatism Cure

An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatic ailments including articular and inflammatory forms. It claims to combat a morbid uric acid principle in blood and offers testimonials such as Mrs Louisa Rix of Wesley Iowa. The copy urges use of the medicine amid medical doubts and notes a local board adjournment after routine matters.

Paine Dr. Phelps Louisa Rix Wesley Iowa

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