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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1902

Page

5

North Carolina Education Crusade Draws Leaders and Cheers

Leaders from North Carolina and Virginia rally for education reform. Governor Aycock, Dr Melver, and Dr Alderman highlight unity, school funding, rural libraries, and district conferences to expand public schooling. Strong endorsements and public support mark the event.

Education for Everybody Governor Aycock Speech in Georgia

Governor Aycock of North Carolina addresses an education conference in Thens Georgia urging statewide literacy for both races. He links taxation for schools to liberty, urges local taxation, and stresses reaching rural districts to educate children and uplift the South, citing shared revolutionary heritage and the need for sacrifice.

Thens Aycock North Carolina Georgia North Carolia Valley Forge Stonewall Jackson Robert KH Lee Pickett Pettiigrew Cemetery Ridge Gettysburg Louisiana Woman's Clubs Alderman Mississippi Igmioranca Ogden Ayrock South Carolina Spartanburg Cot Pennsylvania South Massachusetts Smith

Education conference hears Southern leaders on reform

Leaders from Georgia Georgia Virginia and other states push for rural eight month schools teacher pay reform and expanded public education. Hon Hoke Smith Dr William Harris and Dr Henry St George Tucker urge equal rights support for black and white students while calling for broader publication efforts to spread educational progress.

Georgia Massachusetts South Smitha Willam T Harris United States Commissioner of Education ST. George Tucker Henry St. George Tucker St Clair McKelway Tucker John Zacher Virginia Richmond Ogden Barringer University of Virginia P. P Claxton Knoxville Southern Educational Bureau of Publication Ppapes Southern Education Board

Georgia Sirup and Meat Trust Debate at Washington

The article reports on Georgia politics and national issues, noting a 320,000 agricultural appropriation for cane syrup experiments and debates over meat price controls tied to the beef trust. It covers Rep. Livingston and other legislators pushing tariff repeal for live animals and meat products, plus public building funding for Moscow, Georgia.

Jos. Ohd Washington Department South Brantley Agricultural Committee Wilson Georgia Livingston and Beef Trust Lavingston Congress Mne Livingston Colonel Livingston Ways and Livingsidd Macon Bacon Bartlett Moscow House Barttett Rilow Lucy Candler Asan Candler Atlanta Representative Chandler Mississippi F. S Powell Hewlett Hall Pat Newnan Adamson Capitol A G Flournoy Stingon Meriwether County W. H. Crow Story Gobb County Alabama P. Johnson New Bite Fallapoosa Whiker Reynolds Nottingham Talladega County G. Traylor Sylvania DeKalb County

Eradicate It With Proven Medicines

Scrofuia is commonly inherited and often affects children and adults. It causes neck bunches, abscesses, skin eruptions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears, rickets, catarrh, wasting and general debility. C I Hood Co offers medicines claimed to permanently cure these conditions, with testimonials available on request.

C. I. Hood CO Lowell Masa

Public building funds increased for Atlanta and many cities

House leaders unveil omnibus public building bill authorizing 173 projects nationwide totaling 15.8 million dollars. Atlanta’s limit rises to 2 602 358 with 170 000 for additional land, while other cities like Richmond Memphis Dallas and Norfolk see higher caps and site cost rules.

Atlanta Washington Mercer Nebraska House Delaware Idaho Monttgomery Ala Tampa Fla Jackson Miss Elizabeth City Richmond Memphis Tenn Dallas Tex Alexandria Nashville Newport News Rome Norfolk United States Gainesville Rock Hill Martinsville Florence Seimm Ala Athens Netchez Billoxt Durham Goldsboro Georgetown Spartanburg Charlottesville Portsmouth Macon Jacksonville Houston Knoxzvin Greensboro

Southern Education Leaders Endorse Public Schools Movement

A northern and southern fellowship promotes universal public education, arguing poverty cannot sustain civilization. Dr Alderman urges patriotism through schooling, while Hamilton Viable lauds cooperative efforts, condemning tax-haters and opponents of negro education as major foes. The gathering cites Reconstruction era ideals and pays homage to southern heroes and memorials.

Alderman Hamilton Mabie Harmilton Runnor Eurone Gen-mia Paul Hamtter Wayane Sidney *Tanter Richard Macenio Johnston Henry Grady Joel Chandler Haris Mr. Matlin

Senator Money Held On Assault Charge In Car Conductor Knife Wounding

Senator Hernando D Money of Mississippi was detained on information by street car conductor Orphan Shaner after an incident aboard a car. The conductor and foreman Hooper were involved. Money and Hooper posted bonds, Shaner collateral. Trial set for next Thursday with Money denying the knife attack and claiming misidentification.

Washington Hernando D Money Mississippi Orphan Shaner Senator Money Shaner James E. Hooper Hooper Kimball Mullowney Money Hooper Hooper Martin Roney Dunlop Moner Foreman Hooper District of Columbia Commissioners Triaal Board

Deal in Seaboard stock seals Cochran estate sale

A Baltimore syndicate including Seaboard Air Line principals and New York firms bought 31 400 shares of Cochran estate stock. Buyers listed are John L Williams Sons Richmond J W Middendorf Co Baltimore Vermitye Co New York Harlgarten Co New York. Williams Cochran, a Yonkers caper manufacturer, was linked with Williams and Middendorf in Seaboard creation.

Baltimore Seaboard Air Line Railway New York Associates Cochran John L. Williams & Sons Richmond J W Middendorf & Co Vermitye & Co New York Harlgarten & Co Willams Cochran Yonkers Messia Williams Middendorf

Officers Elected and Memorial Day Programme Outlined

The conference elected officers for the next year including President Hubert C. Ogden and Treasurer George Foster Peabody. A busy programme followed with talks by Dr W T Harris, Prof H N Snyder, and Dr Albert Shaw on education, denominational college work, school equipment, and reinforcement. Afternoon activities focus on Memorial Day exercises.

Eouth Mabie Hubert C. Ogden J . Joyner Walter H Page E C. Branson A B Hunter Raleigh George Foster Peabody New York H. B. Frissell Dr. Sanford Hoke Smith W. A Blair W. T Harris United States South Carolina Albert Shaw Review of Reviews

Doctor Williams Pink Pills Endorsement by Salem Banker

William C. Larmen, vice president of People’s National Bank of Salem New York, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after five years of weakness from heart trouble thin blood and head pains. He asserts four boxes produced a dramatic improvement and urges others to try the pills noting their efficacy for blood disorders nervous weakness and related conditions. The ad claims the pills are a universal remedy sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y with a warning to avoid substitutes.

William C. Larmen People’s National Bank of Salem Dr Williams Williams

KILL AND BURN SUITE ORDERED

Officials heartened and alarmed by Manila cables reveal General Smith admitted giving orders to kill and burn Lamar and to seize all capable of bearing arms in a court martial proceeding. Political fallout looms as Republicans fear the admission will harm the party in elections while the War Department seeks to mollify with testimonials supporting American soldiers in the Philippines.

Department Jacob Smith Manila Administration Woodruff Smith Waller Lamar

Cochran Attacks Combines Over Party Ties

Washington April 25 The House passed 145 private pension bills including pensions for the widows of General William Ludlow at 50 dollars monthly and "Pargon" Brownlow of Tennessee at 30 dollars. The day featured general debate on the agricultural appropriation bill with Mr Cochran of Missouri accusing trusts of supporting both parties and buying influence, noting senatorships bought like produce and questioning representation in one state due to a failed bargain.

Washington House Wiliam Ludlow Pargon” Brownlow Tennesase Cochran Missouri Corporation Rabbies Trere Repubican

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