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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
6
Clothing sale offers 20 to 30 percent off trousers
A local retailer promotes durable Woolens and cold trousers with reductions from 20 to 30 percent, boasting a selection exceeding 500 pairs for customers to choose from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Burkett Assaulted and Robbed Near Blowing Springs Ga
Mrs. Mary Burkett of Sherman Heights was assaulted and robbed near Blowing Springs Georgia by a negro who forced a handkerchief down her throat and dragged her to a mountainside. He stole 177 dollars, left her unconscious until Tuesday, and was later identified and jailed. In Texas, Jefferson Johnson forecasts a full cotton crop despite local shortages, noting clean, fruiting plants and expected recovery of losses from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wre. Burkett
Sherman Heights
Blowing Springs
Chattanooga
Fenn
Mary Burkett
Sherman
Heights
Burkett
Flintstone
Austin
Tex
Jefferson Johnson
del Valle
Johnson
Texas
Knoxville Strike Paralyzes Electric Railway System
A Knoxville strike over union recognition stops the city’s electric streetcar service. Conductors and motormen, joined by shop workers, walk out, halting most lines and prompting guards at company buildings. Backlines form as suburbs face travel disruption and power-house employees are urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville Traction Company
Mnemen
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America
B. F. Henry
Southern Railway
Henry
Central Labor Union
Power House
Price Mien's and Boy's Shoes on sale now
On air tan Shoes 1-4 off straight with some narrow widths and large sizes still available. Custom tailoring your suit to order now at less than regular price.
Milk Price Rise By Nashville Dairymen
About half of the 100 Nashville dairymen met to raise milk prices by about 50 percent due to drought and high feed costs. Sweet milk will retail at 30 cents, buttermilk at 15, and cream at 31. They say not a trust, just a new price schedule. The Tech Summer School notes strong completion and high averages for summer enrollment. Voluntary program details referred to Professor S. H. WaKea, care Georgia Tech, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Big brick plant ready on Georgia side near Eufaula
The Baldwin Geise Company of Dawson Georgia is erecting a large brick plant between Eufaula Alabama and Georgetown Georgia. Salt found locally is top quality and bricks have a strong regional reputation. Backed by capital the operation plans heavy output with a railroad branch to connect to the main line and aims to be in operation within a month. The plant will be named the Eufaula Brick Yard and add to area industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Baldwin Geise Company
Dawson
Georgia
Georgetown
Richmond Locomotive Plant to Increase Output
Richmond officials announce a rapid upgrade at the American Locomotive Company plant in Richmond. H A Pitkin and K E Sage inspected the facility and approved a $100,000 expenditure for electrical upgrades and new machinery. The improvements aim to raise weekly locomotive production from five or six to eight or ten, with about 1,800 workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
H. A. Pitkin
K. E. Sage
American Locomotive Company
Seaboard Officials Confer Before Europe Trip
In Richmond on August first the Seaboard Air Line division superintendent met with President Williams General Manager Barr and General Superintendent N D Maher to review line conditions before Williams departs for Europe. Attendees included W D Maher J M Barr T W Whisnant J M Turner E Berkeley Cecil Gabbett D E Maxwell and other division superintendents as they assessed crop prospects and business outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line
Barr
N. D. Maher
Willams
Europe
W. D. Maher
J. M. Barr
T. W. Whisnant
J. Mt. Turner
Raleigh Diviaion
E. Berkeley
Atlanta
Cecil Gabbett
Savannah
D. E. Maxwell
Jacksonville
Death of Meg Terrell Shocks Attorney General J M Terrell
The death of four year old May Terrell, niece of Attorney General J M Terrell, occurred in Greenville yesterday. She was the daughter of Hon J R Terrell and had been bright and winsome. Cause of death was scarlet fever. The AG was greatly affected, as were her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Terrell
J. M. Terrell
Greenville
May Terrell
J. R. Terrel
Delegates Debate Suffrage Reform In Alabama Convention
The Alabama constitutional convention extended long sessions with seven and a half hours daily and restored the ten minute rule. Key changes include a voter must have worked in lawful business for twelve months, now counted as the twelve months preceding registration to avoid hitting strikers. Clerical control of registrars is debated amid party lines, with proposed cross-party registrar requirement failing 49 to 73. Regulations on registration emphasize notice, precinct visits, and strict limits on registration duration, with possible extensions in larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ale
Oates
Tha |Ife
Alabama
Board of Registrars
Full Commission Named All Are Prominent Me
Tallahassee August 1 Special James F Glenn of Tampa appointed to aid supreme court to relieve congestion. Other appointees Circuit Judges W A Hocker and B C Maxwell have proven their fitness. The trio gives strong adjunct to the court as possible future additional justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
James F. Glenn
Tampa
Supreme Court
Glenn
Scotland
Florida
Francia B. Carter
Merianna
Decksonville
Messrs
R. H. Liggett
Co. D. Rinehart
Hugh Macfarlane
Florida Bar
Supreme Court Commission
W. A. Hocker
Gecala
B. C. Maxwell
Pensacola
Hocker
Ocala-Gainesville
Maxwell
Frst
West Florida
Messrs. Hocker
Maxwell and
Virginians Refuse Recess At Constitutional Convention
Richmond Va August 1 the constitutional convention again by a 39 to 33 vote refused a recess proposed by Mr Richmond for August 3 to August 21 with half pay during the interim. The day opened with committee of the whole and a speech by Mr Pettit Fluvanna supporting the minority report on the preamble and bill of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Scott
Committee of the
Pettit
Fluvanna
Committee On
Arkansas to Exhibit Her Resources at St Louis 1903
Arkansas officials in Little Rock outline plans to present a creditable exhibit of state resources at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis in 1903. Representatives from across the state discussed supplementing a $30,000 appropriation with funds raised by 400 honorary commissioners appointed by Governor Davis, with expectations of further legislative funding next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
St. Louis
Litte Rock
Ark
Davis
Bank of Grantville Receives State Charter
Secretary of State Phil Cook issued a charter to the Bank of Grantville at Grantville Coveta county. The bank shows capital of 25000 dollars with incorporators J. W. Colley T. W. Zellers L. W. Bohanart H. Abner Camp and W. a. Post all from Grantville and W. H. Albright of Lutherville.
Money Easier in Mississippi Teen New Banks Formed
Jackson reports from August 1 indicate 120 state banks in Mississippi show a year of growth with total deposits rising to 1,023,105.31 and time deposits up 107,105.31. July figures show 16 banks increasing, paid-in capital at 4,890,811.23, loans and discounts totaling 16,221,086.07, and an average dividend of 11.84 percent. 87 banks paid dividends, up from 78, with 43,374 depositors across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Cole
Mississippi
May Run for Legislature in Warren County Race
Mississippi Political circles discuss T Dabney Marshall seeking the Warren County legislative vacancy. Pardoned from prison by Governor Longino weeks ago, his bid would vindicate him but draw conservative opposition. Marshall once held a prominent political role. supporters urge caution, while rivals fear premature ambition. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a tonic for loss of appetite and general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
T. Dabney Marshall
Warren County
Marshall
Longino
McGuffie Will Set Aside By Chancellor In Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi a special hearing ordered by Chancellor Connet set aside the will of B V McGuffie a wealthy Hinds County resident. The estate worth about 30000 is to be redistributed among heirs as the maker was found mentally unsound and subject to undue influence at the time of signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
B. V. McGuffe
Hinds County
McGuire
Major in Sherman's Army Embezzles at North Carolina
Raleigh August 1 Special. W H Worth state treasurer appointed W H Martin in 1897 a major from Sherman's army. Martin chief clerk was indicted for embezzling about 1900 dollars, pleading guilty and sentenced to ten years. Worth demands repayment from Baltimore Fidelity bond, which refuses to acknowledge liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
W. H. Worth
W. H. Martin
Martin
Sherman
Worth
Collector of Internal Revenue
Duncan
Heould
Treasurer Worth
Baltimore Fidelity Surety and Guaranty Company
Fidelity Surety
Bia
Alariin
Benjamin R. Lacy
Balimore Fidelity, Surety and Guaranty Company
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Knoxville
Alli
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Whitehai Street
Shoe Department
Price
Mien
Boy
Tech
Beth
Waikee
Care of
Georgia School of Technology
Seaboard
State Supreme Court
Florida Tribunal
Mississipps
TEEN
May
Hood
McGuffie
North Carolina
Penitentiary
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