Meet in Selma Organizes Alabama Republican Party
Selma December 11 special report describes a newly organized Alabama Republican Party by Black and Tan supporters. They vow to send delegates to a national convention and press for a loyal party structure aligned with Roosevelt era principles. A strong resolution condemns the Lily Whites and calls for firm allegiance to the core party platform.
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Selma
Ala
Labama
Alabama
Deietes
Unitedates
Bill Steves
John Kee
Roosevelt
White Independent Movement
Rock Man’s Surrender Claim Sparks Memphis Peace Talk
Memphis December 1 Special. W M Kavanaugh profit of the Southern Association states in an interview that the peace conference did not confirm a wholesale surrender by the old league and that no circuit is set. He mentions an upcoming Birmingham meeting and hints Mobile Mobileport Chattanooga and Charleston may join the new organization with about twelve clubs.
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Memphis. Tenn
Associated Press
Memphis
W. M. Kavanaugh
Southern Association
Little Rock
Horn Field
Edge Kavanaugh
Mobile
Aveport
Chattanooga
Charleston
Birmingham
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Two Hurt As Buffalo Oil City Express Crashes Near Brillant
Atsburg December 11 the Buffalo Oil City Express collided with a shifting freight near Brillant station. Engineer James Lewis and Fireman Nelson Morgan were injured, with twenty passengers sustaining minor injuries. In Georgia Tennille Cotton Mills mortgage sale confirmed in U S court. bid by A M Bur trustee for bondholders at 1 000 offer accepted.
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Attsburg
Buffalo 1
Oil City
Allegheny Hey
Brillant Station
James Lewis
Piremannel Morgan
Tennille Cotton Mills
Acon
United States
A. M
Firebugs Fire Doctor's House
The home of Dr. Silas W. Arrowood at 12 Parsons Street was nearly destroyed by a midday blaze last night, with two interior fires and incendiary clues. Chief Joyner suspects arson, noting burning oil and a pot with oil-saturated rubbish. the house was gutted and no one was home.
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Silas W. Arrowood
Parsons Street
Joyner
Jay' Ner
Glenn Wins Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club held its premier 1902 03 championship event at the Auburn Avenue clubhouse before about seven hundred visitors including many ladies. W H Glenn won with 48 percent, Gus Brine second, W H Calloway third, with Judge Arnold Broyles and Major Nash judging. A later basketball game saw Green and Clapp captains teams win 8 to 2.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Auburn Avenue
Dr. Toepel
W. H. Glenn
Gus Brine
W. H. Calloway
Shepard Bryan
Burton Smith
Arnold Broyles
Major Nash
Green
Clapp
Reaper Calls Judge Russell Dead at 87 in Savannah
Savannah December 11 Special Judge Philip M. Russell died here aged 87. A lifelong politician in Chatham County, he spent over thirty years as Savannah city clerk and served in the state legislature. A Confederate veteran and pension board member, he leaves a widow and three children, funeral Sunday.
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Savannah
Philip M. Russell
Russell
Chatham County
Judge Russell
Alty
Henry Tubesing
Quick Gents Luncheon Parlor Promises Prompt Service
A lively pad of text describes Hlots Quick Lunch Parlor at 55 North Pryor with maple chairs and travelers' lunches. Crowds follow the crowd to the Equitable front, enjoy fast service, neat decor, and social scenes as patrons dine.
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Byron
Pryor Street
Equitable
Hlot
Quick Guncd
North Pryor
Family distress prompts West Virginia conference notice
Montgomery Alabama December 11 Special At Alabama conference day two a memorial from the West Virginia conference said a former member’s family was in distress. The brother had gone to Brazil despite protest, and no action could be taken Professors and church leaders spoke on aid and church extension. Governors pardons also noted including the Tew brothers linked to Chambliss lynching case.
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Ala
Alabama
West Virginia
Brazil
Graves
Deaf, Dumb and Blind
W. E. Foust
L. M. Stevenson
Whisner
Church Extension Board
J. J. Tigert
Charles W. Northcutt
Herbert Hudson
James C. Harrison
Selman
Supreme Court
McCranty
McCrakey
Roberts
Ufaula National
J. BR. Chamblin
Whoci
Moblie Bank
Mobile
Berry Floyd
Barbour County
Jelks
William and
Jerry Tew
Chris Chambliss
Washington County
Chambliss
Louisiana
Central of Georgia to run Albany sleeper line start Dec 14 1902
Effective Sunday December 14 1902 the Central of Georgia will inaugurate a sleeping car line between Atlanta and Albany on a specified schedule. The trains depart Atlanta at 1 40 p m and arrive Albany at 7 10 p m depart Albany at 3 35 p m and arrive Atlanta at 7 15 a m. The sleeper will be placed in the Atlanta union depot for occupancy at 10 p m with direct connections at Albany to Thomasville Arlington Bainbridge Tallahassee Cuthbert Eufaula and intermediate points. W H Fogg traveling passenger agent Atlanta Ga.
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Central of Georgia
Atlanta
Albany
Alanta
Union Depot
Cuthbert
Eufaula
W. H. Fogg
Atlanta, Ga
Senate Education Labor Committee Hears Eight Hour Bill
Washington December 11 Senate committee on education and labor wrapped up testimony on the eight hour bill and plans to hear six more hours of arguments tomorrow before acting. Chairman McComas said the goal is to allow the Senate to vote on the measure this session. Shipbuilding and steel workers spoke against the bill arguing it would harm their industries.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
McComas
Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
I. Walter Jenks
United States Steel Hoop Company
O. C. Dinkay
Homestead Steel Works
Campbell-Brewer wedding at Court Street Methodist Church
Miss Katia Campbell wed Mr. Owen D. Brewer in a December 11 ceremony at Court Street Methodist Church. The church filled with floral decorations as friends celebrated the union of Campbell, niece of Colonel James L. Tanner, and Brewer of St. Louis, a timber businessman rising in fortune.
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Miss Campbell
James L. Tanner
Birmingham
Mr. Brewer
St. Louts
Opera Glasses Shown By Joann L Moore & Sons
Joann L Moore and Sons offer the finest genuine Le Matre opera glasses in the city, located at 42 North Broad Street in the residential building.
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Joann .L. Moore’ & Sons
North Broad Steel
Dential
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