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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1902
Page
5
The crowd erupted as Rev. Ler G. Broughton praised Judge Candler for cracking down on gambling in Atlanta during a sermon on Talmage. Broughton described Candler as a beacon against vice, noting recent fines and jail terms for gamblers and condemning political corruption and theater and dance excesses.
Ungrammatical OCR fragment lists silver items and dining ware including bonbons and Napier designs. Mentions candlesticks ice cream trays meat platters coffee and tea sets. Supposed address 50 Whitehall Street with unclear names. Source unreadable but features decorative metalware and tableware items.
Georgia Railway and Electric Company enforced new entry and exit rules effective April 20. Passengers resisted using rear doors and back platforms, while conductors explained limits as crowded cars strained both passengers and crews. The annual stockholders meeting is set for April 30 with potential officer elections.
A fragmented reminiscence praises Dr. Talmage for his bold methods and prophetic sermons. It recalls his NYC journeys into dives to reveal truth, lamenting misreadings while proclaiming his enduring spiritual impact and imagined heavenly reward.
Training for the annual field day is underway under Dr Theo Toepel the schools physical director. Pupils show strong interest and expect a larger, more successful event at Piedmont park with the board of education coordinating arrangements.
Rev G X Shadewell preached his farewell at the Church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday morning before departing for Albany Georgia to take charge of mission work. He recalled his pleasant years in Atlanta and the parishioners’ deep regret at his departure as Father O Neill of Milledgeville prepares to assume duties.
The 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Lou Hatchett of Woodbury Georgia left home about a week ago and has not been heard from since His appearance is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall with a freckled face and slow speech He weighs about 125 pounds His parents urge anyone seeing him to inform them to help locate him and return him home
Official circular signed by secretary C. C. Fleming announces the Southeastern Tariff Association will meet at Old Point Comfort this year moving from Philadelphia. Headquarters will be Hotel Chamberlain with special rates arranged. convention set for May 21. Yonkers Statesman quotes a masthead line about a man killed by a chauffeur or motorman.
Atlanta depots packed as about two thousand veterans and many ladies depart for the Texas reunion. Camps Walker and 159 join the convoy with sleepers, streamers, and escorts. multiple Georgia delegations travel by Western and Atlantic, Southern, and Atlanta and West Point railroads, with hundreds more on Birmingham routes.
Gubernatorial hopefuls Terrell and Guerry race through Georgia counties making multiple speeches daily. Newton Glynn and Camden areas plan rallies while local committees announce primary rules, candidate meetings, and district conventions ahead of the June 6 statewide vote.
London Tattler notes Lord Munster who died near Kroonstad and only inherited the earldom last April. He was grandson of William TV and Mrs. Jordan, bore the royal arms, and the first earl was Colonel Fitz-Clarence with Wellington in the Peninsular War.
In the early days real estate records started the only way to determine property ownership. Many titles contained faults and some were fictional. Fulton County now offers complete instrument records and title examination services and invites discussion with potential clients about insuring titles.
Charcoal Eph quips about a mule like some men as he jokes about Mr. Jackson refusing to chop wood. He recalls a past chase by the devil and claims the devil has caught him, leaving him unable to run any further.
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