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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1903

Page

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Georgia Fair Weather And Local News Update

Georgia reports cloudiness with rain in the northwest and fresh winds in the east. Howell at Marietta and War avenues hosts a fitness test and heads a southern station. Marble Manufacturers gather in Atlanta and a Sugar refinery at Bainbridge is to open. Sumter, Blodgett, and other counties report criminal cases, fires, and civic milestones amid a busy slate of political, educational, and industrial items across the region.

Atlanta Enypos Howell Marietta Warrents Naif South New Orleans Department Marble Manufacturers’ S Domhern Medic College Agsoher Piedmont Southern Surgical Logical Association Et Louis

Ten Thousand Soldiers Gather Near Cartagena Barranquilla

Special dispatch from Barranquilla dated December 2 reports General Tovar and Governor Insighares describing Colombia’s tense situation. A reconnoitering Cartagena cruiser and plans to move 10 000 troops toward Panama are outlined. The piece notes U S naval movements near Atlanta and warns rumors from Colon or Panama may be false. Clifford Smyth recounts conversations with officials and citizens in Colombia, expressing American viewpoints on the canal and political risk.

Barranquilla New York Cartagena Penzon Gartagena United States Atlanta Colon Panama Vie Colombia Reyes Panama Canal Roosevelt

Department of South Secured for Atlanta

A brief item notes that the Department of South secured something for Atlanta, with details limited to the phrasing available. No other context or names are provided in the fragment.

Burlington passeng ers derailed on bridge blaze and deaths

Ottumwa Iowa December 13 three were killed and ten injured when a westbound Burlington passenger train derailed on Cedar Creek bridge three miles west of Albia. Five cars wrecked and caught fire. a baby died after falling from a car and burning on a girder. Names include Mrs W E Michen Alicia Jews, Mildried Mitchen three, Thomas Beatty, and several injured passengers from Chicago Lamont Osceola and other places. Rescue was difficult as the fire spread on the high bridge.

Ottumwa Iowa Burlington Road Albia Cedar Creek W E Michen Alicia Franklin Mildried Mitchen Thomas Beatty W P Martin Chicago C. E. Blair Lamont Robert Ferguson Mitchell Nebr J. H Robinson Oftumah E T Scott Osceola Towa Brown Ing Yates Center Kansnip Gabe Allen Walter RO Price Ernest D Ervin Cumberland Ma Emery Ervin Tunnelston W Va Walter B Mine Terre Alta J.V Carter North Corona Cumberland, Md John Hayes Staunton Michael J Gibbon Cumberland Md

Death of Atlanta man linked to Thibadeau crime note

In Washington a six year old boy, Joseph Harney Thibadeau, who married in Falls Church, Va, was found dead in the St James hotel. He appears to have shot himself in the forehead after a long confession, leaving a statement about debts, pallbearers, and a past dispute with Voitlaude. Joseph H Thibadeau, long familiar in Atlanta, is named as his father.

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Two Train Disasters Kill Two as Freight Collides

Des Moines reports two trainmen dead and four injured after a freight collision on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line near Adel Iowa. Three engines and fourteen cars demolished. Also reports a tragic wreck involving a three year old girl Mildred Mitchell burned near a bridge. Separate item notes women’s protest against seating Senator Reed Smoot over Mormon church ties.

Des Moines Iowa Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Road Adel Frank Finnicum Oscar Dyre

Memphis Police Officer Lifeless After Masked Double Tragedy

December 12 Memphis police officer John C King shot himself after killing store owner H J Kressenberg following a masked confrontation. Kressenberg, a Democratic Committee member, was wounded and later died, as both men suffered critical injuries in the night incident.

Memphis Tenn John C King H J Kressenberg City Democratic Committee Kressenberg Tne King Kressenbers

Five Firemen Hurt In Warehouse Fire Tragedy

Houston dispatch reports the Henk and Pillots warehouse and sugar factory burned to the ground causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. Five firefighters were hurt when a ladder collapsed with two, Austin Jourde and Frederick Curtis, believed fatally injured.

Houston Tex Henk & Pillots Austin Jourde Frederick Curtis

Reestablishment of Headquar ters in Gate City Definitely Decided On

Washington reports that the department of the south with headquarters at Atlanta has been finally approved by the war department after staff review and anticipated orders. The new plan creates five divisions and twelve departments with major general command, aligning Gulf and Atlantic regions and relocating offices. New South department will likely mirror the old gulf lines, stretching south to Texas and near the Potomac, while New Orleans loses to Atlanta for HQ.

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