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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment lists unclear names and phrases including Bind nom de Wag and Beli-7St. The text lacks coherent context, dates, places, or concrete events to summarize a specific news item.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Foraker proposes a 100000 appropriation to mark Confederate dead buried in northern prisons and hospitals. The act would direct the War Department to locate graves, compile registers, erect white marble headstones, build fencing, and maintain burial grounds. A commissioner would verify graves against Confederate archives and receive travel expenses.
CUTHBERT GA December 9 Special The city enjoys a holiday atmosphere as its first street fair and carnival opens. A strong lineup of paid attractions and several treats draw large crowds. Clear bracing weather. railroads offer low rates. The carnival runs through Saturday.
Governor Aycock ordered a special term of Perquimans county superior court to convene January 8 to try trial cases including the murder case of Jim Wilcox charged with killing Nellie Crapbey. Judge Council presides. The Raleigh dispatch notes the setup for the high profile proceeding.
The Virginia house of delegates approved a bill to appropriate 50 000 dollars for a Virginia exhibit at the St Louis exposition. The measure moves to the senate where approval is believed likely.
Washington December 9 The Indian appropriation bill reported to the house carries 7 715 930 dollars about 30 dollars more than the estimates.
An health article touts Sour Stomach or acid dyspepsia as a cause of serious diseases. It promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a radical cure for dyspepsia and stomach weakness, claiming experts endorse them and that they aid digestion without harming delicate stomachs.
Covington Ga December 9 The Atlanta annual conference closes with Bishop Turner naming appointments and stating he will call 864 ministers to Atlanta next May The list includes transfers to Columbia Milledgeville Canton Leesburg and others along with Morris Brown College support and urging diligent service across communities
A San Francisco protest by notable men targets government relinquishment of transport service control. Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford plans a costly new library at Leland Stanford Jr. University. Alfredo Lofontes arrives in San Francisco after being deported for criticizing the Guatemalan government. In Chicago eight hundred delegates attend the Interstate Independent Telephone Association meeting opening. Admiral Dewey denies reports of sailors forced to dig a canal under unsanitary conditions. In New Orleans a grand jury indicts Ben Commons and sixteen street car union members for interference with mall cars during a recent strike.
December 4 in Guthrie Oklahoma reports First Lieutenant Hugh Kirkman of the Eighth United States Cavalry married Miss Grace Kearns Burkhead of Whiteville, North Carolina, niece of Captain B. H. Gayle, artillery corps, United States Army, at Fort Sill.
Washington December 9 the senate committee on foreign relations will meet tomorrow to consider a general treaty between the United States and Spain negotiated recently and sent to the senate. No treaty existed since the 1898 war which annulled prior agreements.
New Haven Conn December 9 Captain Louis Whalen stood on the coal barge Lady Jane as it broke from its hawser in a hurricane off Clinton. The tug McWilliams could not approach. Whalen hurled his two sons to the crew and then saved his wife by a daring leap into the sea. The barge sank with 80 tons of coal. The Whalens were rescued and taken to Jersey City.
Rose Coghlan headlines a matinee and evening showing of Pinero's The Second Mrs Tanqueray at the Grand. Critics expect a polished, complete performance with rich costumes and elaborate scenery, amid strong rival engagements this week.
Atlanta theatergoers anticipate a top vaudeville bill next week headlined by the famed Japanese conjuror Ten Ishi. Lockhart's performing elephants are a special feature with five other strong acts. Seats go on sale tomorrow morning.
Thomas Leslie McCraw, the son of Thomas McCraw of Phenix City, died in Girard, Alabama from burns suffered while playing near a fire in a yard. His clothing burned off as he approached the flames. the incident occurred after his companions built the fire. The death was reported from Columbus, Georgia.
Southern Railway train schedule details depart Atlanta and connect to Birmingham Memphis Cincinnati and New York with multiple daily mentions. Through sleeping dining and observation cars offered, plus through routes to Washington Richmond and Norfolk and long distance services to Jacksonville and Jacksonville via Bruns wick.
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