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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1902

Page

2

Chicago and Florida Limited to Carry New Equipment

The winter service will run the Chicago and Florida Limited from Chicago to St. Augustine as the most elegant pullman train from the west. Four Pullman sleepers plus dining and baggage club cars will form a exclusive train with no day coaches. Inauguration anticipated January 12 with connections across multiple lines. The Seaboard gains EB F Cost as traffic manager and other railroads prepare for the venture. A romantic Chicago and Alton train wedding on a moving train ends with the couple continuing to Pleasant Hill.

Chicago Atlanta Central of St. Augustine Tampa Jacksonville St. Louis Louisaville Thomasville Pullman Seaboard EB. F. Cost Seaboard Air Line Portsmouth Star Cost Ners Mr. Cast Bir Big Four Chesapeake and Ohio Traffc Oscar G. Murray Baltimore and Ohio Trafic Chicago and Alton Railway Bloomington Inls Mexico J. W. Jones Lloyd Roberts Blanche Gillman Mr. Orrag Missouri Pleasant HM. Ws Pike County Sinois Roadhouse Orr Illinois Illinois Bridge Jones Pleasant Hill

They Are All Here Adventure Travels and Fiction

Ad offers Christmas reading materials from Jno M Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street. Encourages families to buy literature to entertain and keep boys home at night.

Jno, M. Miller Co Marietta St

May Benefit Local College May Benefit Local College

Rev. G A Parkin of Oxford University England travels to America to study Rhodes scholarship programs. He will base at Upper Canada College in Toronto and visit American universities including Atlanta University Johns Hopkins and Tulane to assess progress and explain Rhodes fund conditions. He will stay four months in the United States.

Boston Mass G. A. Parkin Oxford University England America Cecil Rhodes Rhodes Fund Upper Canadas College Toronto Atlanta University Johns Hopkins Tulane América Rhodes

Indian Dies in Federal Prison First Buried Here

Wade Aleck Cunningham Wage No. 434 an Indian prisoner died at 5 a m in the federal prison from consumption. He arrived two weeks ago from Indian Territory and was too weak for work placed in hospital. A grave was dug on the reservation as the first Indian burial near Atlanta with services led by prison chaplain Rev J Tupper. Wade belonged to Cumberland Presbyterian church and was considered a good man since incarceration.

Federal Aleck Cunningham Wage Hfe Federal Prison Iast Indian Territory Wade Atlanta Hawk Alinta Pawinnie Prisner T. ©. Tupper Cumberland, Presbyterian Church Lfe

Lee Miller Joins Barclay and Brandon Undertakers

Miller dissolves partnership with Bowden and retires from Miller and Bowden. He is a well known embalmer and funeral director with long experience. Barclay and Brandon announce the engagement of Mr Miller to their firm.

Barclay & Brandon Lee Miller Miller & Bowden

Police raid Sunday ball in den behind Johnston Street

Police shut down a noisy Sunday gathering in a rear Johnston Street den. Lizzie Keith and another woman, plus two men, were arrested after the raid. A neighbor reported illness and the noise nearly caused convulsions. One detainee threatened to seek federal protection. The party was scheduled to dance again at 2 30 this afternoon.

Den No. 9 Fohnenn Street Lizzie Keith Dorsey Tibbs Oman Recorders

Origin of the Cap of Liberty in Paris Riots

The red cap of liberty arose from a prosaic源 galley slave headgear used by prisoners in the Nancy riots. Swiss soldiers released from the galleys arrived in Paris with red caps, seen as victims of despotism. The crowd adopted the symbol, fueling the extreme party’s popularity.

Chateauroux Nancy Paris

Central brick and stone investment offered at $21500

A historical real estate notice advertises a substantial brick and stone block offered for 21500 dollars. It promises a gross yield of ten and a half percent and an eight percent net return. The property is described as central and well located with improvements costing the asking price.

Hoase

The Grand to Feature Coghlan in Second Mrs Tanqueray

Rose Coghlan stars in A W Pinero’s The Second Mrs Tanqueray at the Grand on Wednesday with a four act drama about a modern Magdalen seeking social rehabilitation. Also on the bill is Tactroliers and the Marguerita Silva Opera Company with a New York style production and a London tour planned for Mrs Le Moyne’s Among Those Present after her Garden run. Bijou vaudeville week features Captain Webb’s sea lions and a set from the three Rivingstones with armless performer one of the Lutz Brothers and Kline and Clifton dancing stars plus other acts to entertain audiences.

Rose Coghlan Countess Zicka Mary Stuart Queen Bess Peg. Wollington Lady Teazle Lady Gay Spank Amy Robsart A. W. Pinero Tanqueray Magdalen Paula Ray Pinero Messrs Nixon Zimmerman Munckerbocker Theater New York Messrs. Nixon and Mrs. LeMoyne Wells Captain Webb Lutz Brothers Tade Elsworth Burt Kline Clifton Annie Wilson Martin Quig LeMoyne

Letter List for Atlanta Post Office Week Ending December 6 1902

Readable list of names under Ladies and Gentlemen sections. Notices ask letters to say advertised and pay one cent. Contains multiple spellings and OCR quirks for many individuals, including Mamie Alexander, Miss Fannie Aslen, Mrs D Allen, Miss Rossie Bryant, Mrs W Bryan, Miss Julia Davis, Miss Susie Harsh, Miss Lizzie McCally, Miss Mattie Rain, and others, along with a long men’s list with numerous surnames. Geographical reference to Atlanta Georgia and the local post office.

Atlanta Mamie Alexander D . Allen Fannie Aslen Alley Bobs Rossie Bryant CW Bell Lulan Bentley W . Bryan W J Cooper Mary Connard J H Connally Lealer Coles Nola Cagle N C Coffee Caspary Pears Eliza Davis Julia Davis Mabelle Davis Sallie Dunn Carry Dixon C P Ivans Victoria Echols Susie Elason OA Winley Keaf Grear M _R Garvin Margie Guilbert Hand SS Harris Alley’ Jones Ju Jones Lucy Jones Virgie Journal Miller Jackson Susie R Jackson Amanda Johnson HL Kerr Ethel Kelly Mary Kelly Anner Ketcheon Mary Keith Gertrude Levis Josephne Lewesis Mattie Little O P Love Lizzie McCally HO Muller Sarah Miller Annie Mathews Martha Martin Susie Moore Doria Philipps Henry Was Payne Perry Parr Iz. Lane Parker Mai Poelsienertsen Mattie Rain M_ Raid Q Stewart Sopha Smith Louise Traylor Adollar Wilson Lizetie Williams Annie “Wen Arjim Alexander Robin Ambrose Frthur Tom Columbus Aaron Betz & Co P Brouse James J Baker T Barmett Barbr Mattie Pitts Nannie Presnell Amangle L Patterson Jiney R Beulah Ros Li Ze Ross Laura Reed Miax Annie Rassers E Reynolds Emm Jessie Raggs DS Analina Will Adee Eod Anderson Clay Ashby Yars A Abbott N J Allen Henry Alexander A, Hiedsoe Richard Blair Frank € C Bass Willie Black EB Biekert Voby Baxter J M Brevars Hama Banks John Durant Samp Posnn Booniton

List of names and places from delivery supervisor notice

A longOCR list of individuals including ML Borden Walter Burns J T Bridgwell Bailey Braadshaw C I Cook Earl W Cook and many others with scattered surnames and initials likely from a delivery supervisor notice. The fragment mentions a Pan Superintendent of Delivery and various names connected to a distribution context, plus stray references to Dry Goods and addresses.

ML Borden Walter Burns J T Bridgwell Bailey Braadshaw C—I. Cook Earl W Cook C Cook Doc Clifford BL Clay James Crawford Joshua Connor Churchhill Reest Coleman Wallace Clark Wille Crewe JH Clement D Churchwell DE Dodiey Duncen George Dunca E Dukehart D A Darden Charlie Driver JC Dante Henry Daggett Relile Decatur Steven Danton Walton Dapgon Farmer Favor LM. Felton Golt Gib HB Boldburg Robt Gear Tham Glek Simon Gaston David Gaston John Graham Hobart Giddings Arthur Griffin DJ H.s.green Sami Green Lee Green I Walter Harrison R S Farris Georre Hayes F Havens D H Howell WM Hunt Walter Hudson J W Howe B Huff Ed Hill Challe Hinton JT J Harkins Willie Hardie Ranee Hunter Jne Frindson Frank Handley MH Harrison LD Ilightower Tom Hughes J. P. Irwin Roy Irby Walter A Jones J H Jones Clayton Jones E Jackson J Jacoby Pierce Johnson D A‘ Dolly Dan'l Kelly Frank Kimbro WB Kelly John Key J Kincaid John Tang Chas Lindley Bobi Fallmer BH Lowndes Mr Lanmare 2 & Lovett Ludyard JC Larkin Foster Sylvester E J CC McQuinn Babt Slocen Cha McCormick Chas Milton Alonza Milliam Wolf Marahis Andrew Madison C Moody T P Matthews Martin Neitapy Nash George R Philips Arthur Peterson D J Powell C C Fiman Anton Phagans Preston Lewis Phillis Q—M Querr Benit Quen L RA Robertson Charles Rogers Tall Reed Rose Reeves Tu Reynolds Elilatt Roel Morman Roberts N More Eddie Randall Scoggins Scott Prince Spears Se Gantt Southern F Shim Cays Frank Rept OL Salvon Ghis Dan Scully Jes J M Tanbush Thorpe Arthur Trani C Teasley John Woods Wood Chanagain Evtion Fo Thibatdeal Pan

Fragmentary report on deadly mine explosion near Nashville

A partial, unclear OCR shows a deadly mining incident with injuries and multiple fatalities near Nashville, including references to Nash ville, St Louis, and nearby rail and mining activity. The text mentions fire, shafts, and attempts to smother the blaze, with limited details on casualties or exact location.

Nash Nashville Northville St. Loui Mile Nashvill Nashville Road

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