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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1901

Page

4

Suspicion Avoided Jail as Howard Denies Goebel Ties

Rory Howard of Bell County, indicted for complicity in the Goebel murder, declares innocence and says he fled to the mountains to avoid lying in jail. Sheriff Broughton and deputies transferred him toLawrence jail but Howard plans to seek immediate release on bond. He notes his previous service in Bell, Haran Peaks and Leslie counties in 1877 and 1893 as a Democrat alongside Goebel’s Kenton connections.

Goebel Frankfort Broughton County Rory Howard Beil County Wiliam Goebel Jaller Lawrences Wiscounty Howard Do Duarters Caleb Powers Dimes S. Enithy Bell Haran Peaks Leslie General Assembly Gebel Kenton County

Fragmentary note from Wien archive

A terse, unreadable line hints at a names fragment and a request or alert. The text is highly garbled, offering little clear content beyond partial terms and possible names.

Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Historical Text

The readable fragments reference a named person and items involving releases or notices but lack coherent facts. Entities and specifics are too damaged to determine a clear event, date, or location from the source text.

Endless Suggestions for Governor Longino’s Biennial Message

Mississippi Governor Longino faces a flood of proposed topics for his biennial message to the legislature. The list includes new congressional districts, a general revenue bill, education funding, state institutions, banking and insurance reform, and changes to the judiciary, taxes, and public bonds.

Mississippi Jackson Miss Peng Longino State Normal School University School of Medicine Confederate Soldiers Office of Insurance and Banking Commissioner Treasury Geological Survey A and M College Delta Bureau of Vital Statistes Supreme Court

Test of pneumatic dynamite gun at Port Royal harbor

Savannah reports a north bay test at Hilton Head Port Royal harbor of a pneumatic dynamite gun by a board led by Major Ira McNutt. The gun, with six thousand yard range, fired eight projectiles including five dummies and forty 1,180 pound dummies. Endurance test completed in ten and a half minutes with no hitch.

Savannah Hilton Head D. C Army Ira McNutt Ordnance Department Port Royal Harbor

Edison Electric Dominates Savannah Street Railways

In Savannah on December 8 the Edison Electric Dominating Company reportedly acquired the city street railway interests from George Parsons who, sources say, received over 1 million dollars. Edison, backed largely by Boston and Savannah interests, will consolidate with the local lighting plant under president George J. Baldwin. The new entity will control about 25 miles of track and the city’s electric light contract, with capitalization around 3.5 million dollars, and may issue new securities as consolidation proceeds. Additionally, the Houston electric and street railways takeover by Edison was noted, with plans for oil-fueled operations and a Galveston or Port Arthur steamship link.

Savannah Edison Electric Dominating Company Edison Company Boston George Parsons New York George J. Baldwin Edigon Company Interst Houston Tex Texas Galveston Port Azur

Moseley Portrait Placed in Wake Forest Hall of Charter Hero

Baptists of North Carolina vote to honor William Dunn Moseley by placing his portrait in Wake Forest College's hall. Moseley, speaker in 1834, cast the deciding vote for the college charter, a move that cost him the governorship and led to his later governorship of Florida.

Moseley Raleigh N. C Wake Forest College William Dunn Moseley Florida

Dr Wadsworth’s First Sermon in Knoxville Tenn

The Rev Dr Wadsworth of Rome Ga successor to Dr Monk preached his first sermon today and presented a salutatory address by will to churches and ecclesiastical bodies. He called for health boards legislation abolition of county institutes refund of state debt at lower rates and issuing one million dollars in long term hands. He proposed disposal of old state house property land assessment annually and a state reformatory school for boys. He urged reclaiming overflowed lands in the delta, river dredging limits, and county legislation.

Wadsworth Knoxville Tenn Rome Monk Board of Health Old State House State Reformatory School Cyater

Political contest in Waycross race for mayor and council

An executive committee forms a citizens club and a white primary with December 13 as the key election date. Arthur M. Knight leads the administration ticket, born 1859 at White Springs, Florida, and long in Waycross banking, while George R. Youmans heads the Citizens' Club ticket as Bank of Waycross president.

Citizens’ Club Arthur M. Knight A. W. Knight Jacksonville Florida Mr. Knight White Springs Fla Warycrops Citizens’ Bank Bn A First National Bank George R. Youmens Bank of Burrel Sweat W. B. Folks Iss F.C. Falks John C. McDonald L. A. Wilson W. J. Smith A. W. Carswell George R Youmans F.C. Falke Chile

Normal School Commencement Notable Occasion At Athens

The State Normal school marks its seventh annual commencement on the 11th with Walter H. Page of The World's Work set to speak. The 13 member graduating class includes Miss Wilhelmina Dorsay Beusse and Miss Susanna Elizabeth Biltch among others. The year saw enrollment rise to 607, new library over four thousand volumes, and a shift to a three year course with expanded arts sciences, manual training, and cooking programs funded by Peabody and Ogden.

Athens State Normal School Walter H. Page the World's Work J L. M. Curry Peabody Education Fund Charles W. Dabney University of Tennessee Edwin A. Alderman Tulane University New Orleans H.A. Frissell Hampton Institute Charles D. McIver Normal and Industrial College, of North Carolina Hoke Smith Normal School Commission Wilhelmina Dorsay Beusse Clarke County Susanna Elizabeth Biltch Ware County Ella Ella Dunnahoo Jackson County Sallie Fannie Evans Muscogee County Mary Elleh *Herring Decatur County Mary Dorothy Lyndoun Sallie Queen Shelnutt Waiton County Bertha Inez Sheppard Johnson County Bessie Stanley Hancock County Magsie Young Richmond County Ben Hill Cocroft Morgan County Jonas Granberry Oliver Dooiy County Department of Arts and Sciences George I‘oster Peabody Robert C. Ogden New York Georgia Ni. H Ballard Brunswick

Death of Dr William W Harris Oldest UNC Alumnus

Raleigh December 8 Special Dr William White Harris a longtime Wilmington resident died in Wilmington today at age 88 He was the oldest living alumnus of the University of North Carolina class of 1842 and a Confederate surgeon for years He also held prominence in business and was uncle to Congressmanohn D Bellamy.

North Carolina University Raleigh N. C William White Harris

Women Run the Roads in Tuscaoola Community Drive

The Tuscaoola women clubs have presented Mayor Cochrane with funds for street maintenance. The Villaza Improvement Society, a key group of ladies, actively contributes to preserving and improving the town’s streets.

Tuscaoola Ala Cochrane Villaza

Anna Brown Dies in Police Cell After Larceny Arrest

Birmingham dispatch reports Anna Brown, a colored woman, was arrested for petty larceny last night. She was found dead in her cell this morning, having committed suicide by taking laudanum.

Birmingham Ala J—Anna Brown

Struck by a Train in Kansas City

Struck by a Frisco passenger train at Lacygne Wake, Sherry W. Marshall, a receiving teller at the National Bank of Commerce for several years, was injured after alighting the train. The report notes his injuries but details are incomplete due to damaged text.

Kansas City

Is Yous Slomash Weak and Uinaane iw Piopeos Dig

An OCR style ad copy extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion. It includes many testimonials from named individuals across multiple states praising the product, with notes on dosage, lack of narcotics, and availability for 50 cents per box. A notary affidavit and medical anecdotes appear amid promotional text.

Bag Fegan Erie County N.Y Stuart Stuart's W. T Dethlope Henry Karis J. R Hoag Wymore Nebraska Lydia Bartram Alazria Mich ER Page Ira Knowlton Butte Montana Pittsburg Tuerl E Bourat BE H Davis Hampton F. A. Stuart Co Marshal, Mich

Last of Cropsey findings centers on Wilmington report

Norfolk police chief and investigators dispute sightings and confirms only that E J Kelly spent time with a boardinghouse resident linked to Nellie Cropsey case. Wilmington report claims possible location in city but is deemed unreliable. Dragnet searches of the Pasquotank river continue as authorities pursue leads and rule out Baltimore or Washington destinations.

Norfolk Chief Vellines Norfolk Police Mies Nellie Cropsey Baltimore E. J. Kelly Kelly Vellines Mise Cropsey Washington Elizabeth City N. C Nelle Cropsey Pasquotank Miss Cropsey Dawson Wilmington Ondine

Great Britain's Plan for Concentration Camps in Africa

A London dispatch reports that upon Parliament’s return the British government will propose a plan for concentration camps in South Africa. The plan reportedly favors distributing refugees into settled districts. A Brussels dispatch notes Holland seeking support to move camp refugees to Holland.

Great Britain Africa London South Africa Brussels Standard Holland

Celebrated Kossuth Anniversary in New York

Patriotic exercises commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Louis Kossuth's arrival in America were held by Hungarian societies in New York. General Daniel Sickles, a participant in the original reception, was the principal speaker.

Kossuth New York Louis Kossuth America Daniel B. Sickles Lving Kosgoth

Woman Victim of Black Fiend in County Assault

Oliver Greer, a 20 year old Black man, is accused of raping Miss Rebecca Ann Kelly, 55, who lived alone 2 miles above Elton. A bloodhound trail led to a nearby cabin where five Black suspects were arrested, Kelly identified Greer, a lynching mob formed but officers protected the prisoner and jailed him at daybreak. Kelly remains in serious condition and authorities consider possible ties to a prior break in.

Miss Kelly Greer Ss Kelly Nisite

Oil Find Near Asheville Reported In North Carolina

Special report notes oil discovered three miles from Asheville with investigations ongoing secret. Land options secured and boring to 2,500 feet planned. Electric railway under construction traverses the property said to hold oil. Also reports Tuscaloosa mail service cut off for eighteen hours due to wrecks on the Alabama Great Southern line affecting night passenger trains.

Asheville Raleigh N. C Tuscaloosa, ‘A SpeegialLj Tuscaloosa Alahama

Crooked tickets halted as Charleston scalpers face crackdown

Savannah and Georgia lines cooperate under W M Bennett to curb ticket scalping ahead of the Charleston exposition. Passengers using scalper tickets are removed from trains and authorities vow revocation of licenses. Racing horses arrive, with 44 from Savannah, 20 from Thomasville, 16 from Bainbridge, forecasting a 300-runner field at opening.Officials seek to suspend rival hockey rules and await responses from New Orleans racing groups and Governor McSweeney.

Charleston W M Bennett Atlanta Baltimore Georgia Savannah Thomasville Bainbridge Wall The Racing Association New Orleans Wagener August Timont Hockey Club McSweeney

Southeastern Freight Association Rejects Chattanooga River Point Bid

Chattanooga Tenn December 8 The Southeastern Freight Association formally rejected Chattanooga's request to be recognized as a river point and to obtain more favorable rates from eastern cities. The decision halts planned rate parity with Nashville and related cities, prompting Chattanooga citizens to consider legal action in the Supreme Court over alleged discriminatory freight rates.

Southeastern Freight Association Chattanooga Tenn Southeastern Freight Assocation Nashville Waith Supreme Court of the United States Bao' Oh

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