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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1902

Page

3

Georgia Weather Forecast Predicts Rain and Cold

The official forecast for Georgia today warns of a rain chance with colder weather Tuesday and brisk to high east winds inland. Atlanta recorded the season’s first snow in the early hours, minor and not persisting, while yesterday featured a sunny, crisp winter day with large church congregations and festive mood as residents anticipated Christmas.

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Faith and Works and the Apparent Contradiction

Dr. Jenkins returns to the Central Congregational pulpit to illuminate the James and Paul contrast on faith and works. He argues both epistles aim at the same outcome, correcting misconceptions about salvation by deeds versus living faith, within a church then and now full of errors yet influential. The discussion follows his review of early Christian history and the Romans passage on works versus faith.

Atlanta Theological Seminary Jenkins James Paul Dr. Jenkins

Holiday spirit fills Atlanta streets with gift trove

The city reflects holiday cheer with gleaming shop windows on Whitehall Street. Merchants report strong toy sales and inventive mechanical goods this season. Christmas sentiment prevails, though boys with firecrackers may disrupt the peace.

Atlanta Whitehall Street Santa Claus

Funeral of Judge Russell in Savannah with civic honors

The funeral of Judge Philip M. Russell was held in Savannah. He was a longtime lawyer and public official, served as sheriff and clerk, held legislative posts, and was a member of the Republican Blues. Honorary pallbearers included Mayor Herman Myers and other leaders. active pallbearers listed. Russell, born December 17, 1815, had a long career in Savannah public life and politics, dying after a life devoted to service and the Democratic party.

Savannah Philip M. Russell Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Republican Blues German Volunteers Herman Myers A. A. Lawrence Joseph M. Solomons William Harden James M. Dixon J. H. H. Osborne Pope Barrow Henry Blun Purse R. J. Davent George T. Michels W. L. Grayson J. J. Gaudry Henry Kalshorn C. H. Dorsett John N. Davis Judge Russell Isaac Russell Perla Sheftall Russell General Oglethorpe Russell Mordecai Sheftall Elizabeth C. Ferre Philadelphia Lewis and Sarah Springer Ferre Savannah, Ogeechee and Allamaha Georgia Chatham County United States William J. Devis Edward Harden United States Circuit Georgia Volunteers Fort Pulaski Brown Harkie G. £. Harrison Agta Hayling Supreme Court United States Circuit Court Alexander H. Stephens Benjamin S Elizabeth E Sarah L Philip M., Jr Isaac Richard Wayne Mary Margaret S Waring Perla Thomas EB. T Board of City Assessors

Senator West's Dog Story Compels at Dinner

Washington officials recall a loyal dog Dick whose steadfast vigil beside his master during illness and after death moved a treasury official. Dick broke free to guard the casket, snarled at pallbearers, and perished days after the funeral, a tale highlighting canine fidelity.

Washington Post Senator West Post Treasury

Vancouver Street Railway adopts profit sharing plan

The Vancouver street railway company adopts a profit sharing system for regular employees, offering one third of distributable profits after ordinary shareholders. Managers and union leaders report harmony, with wages high and added benefits like uniforms and transportation. The plan aims to align worker and company interests, though risks include potential middlemen costs as employment gains value.

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Letter List for Atlanta Post Office Week Ending December 13 1902

Readable list shows remaining letters at the Atlanta Georgia post office with ladies and gentlemen sections. Names include Brown Bell Crawford Dalton Davis Harris Jones Johnson Mitchell Parker and many others. The notice instructs callers to say advertised and provide a date with one cent due on each letter.

H. Pine Walter G- Grant E. Pine John T. Wrigley Atlanta India Brown Anna Brown Branda Brown Mamie Butler Clydia Bell Clyde Bell Loria Bell M H Burnett Bettie Brooks Lizzie Beardon Bettie Clark R_E Cook Mary M Cook G A Collins W L Creighton Rosie Caweil Beelea Calnon O C Crawford Lula_ bun Miss Eva Dalton Davis Martha ‘Dalton Annette Davis M E Drake Daniels George Ely English Ida Earle Mattie Els Janna Franklin Enssie Freidman Mary Bailey Fowler Mirs Susan Ferrell Lizzie Glenn Georgia Glenn Gertrude Glover Mary L.glenn Gussie Goodson Ellen Grimmet Savannah Herring Bessie Heard Imogene Head Nita Holder Genie Harvey Aribell Hinson Lela Hanter Lillian Hulsey Emma Harris Chara Harden Zulfennia Harrison Dealto Hill Herry Hill R L Heatherly Lucy Harper Minttorey Minnie Hornsby Dellia Holmes B W_ Hendricks Mottes More Ora Moore Mra Vinnie Morris Bertha Middiebrooks Mary Ann Mickens Lina Mayes steHa Morrison G_ Neilson Piffirlin Mary Pate Mieg Janey Post R— Lizzie Robinson Ella Rice Louise Rodgers Henrietta Rust Florence Ronson Fither Richeards Mittie Reevs Ga Rhodes Walter Wendel Annie Rekerson Wow Rendel Sailie Rankins Mattie, Raymond Mise Annie Sinkler Frotine F.ovett Louise Simson Carrie Safford Uan Maud Aingieton Della Stavens Miles Daler Shields Dav

Fragmented 1900s list of names and businesses in miscellaneous notices

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names such as Charles M Parks Milton Parks J O Potts S Smith and Frank Ragland along with many surnames and partial addresses. The text also mentions Atlanta Furniture Co Happy Moments Chambers Go Remedy Co Clay Bros and various lodge and delivery roles. Overall, it reads like an index of individuals and merchants without coherent narrative.

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Fragmentary rail line fragment from a Kentucky route

A jumbled OCR fragment references trains and stations including Louisville and St Louis. It mentions delays or cancellations, and a Central area event with unclear timing. Named places appear incomplete, making full meaning uncertain.

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