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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
10
5 A.E.'s To Meet In Convention
Columbus Georgia December 16 Special preparations are being made by the real members of the fraternity for the annual convention of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity embracing the states of Georgia and Alabama. In Columbus December 31 and January 0 there will be a dance and reception at the Muscogee upon the evening of the 31st. A banquet will be given at the Racine on the evening of the 0th. The sessions will follow at once. There are a number of alumni in Columbus who recently organized into an association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Georgia
Alabama
Racine
Macon
Twe Bible Board of County Commissioners
Bilbbe
Rofs
Alma House
Hangaing
Warsham
Gibson
Uty
Hoo Hoo Racket at Bainbridge
Bainbridge Ga December 16 Specials A M Ramsey vice regent snark of the Hoo Hoos of the southwestern district of Georgia calls all members to Bainbridge on December 30 for the concatrnation. About twenty kittens to be initiated and a banquet to follow at a local hotel. New officers take places in Macon and comments on sanitary, county, and other local appointments. Handle Plant for Crawfordville plans to produce handles locally using machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
A M Ramsey
Snark
Hoo-Hoos
Georgia
Crawfordville
Crawfordville, Ga
C. H. Golucke
M. T. Gilbert
Child Burned In Augusta Hearth Tragedy
Corinne Scott, a one year old girl, left alone by her mother at 136 Fenwick Street, Augusta, is badly burned as her clothing catches fire. Rescue attempts fail to save her right side and back. face avoids serious injury, prognosis cautious. Another fatal burn reported in Moultrie where a negro girl’s clothing ignites while burning trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ifqusa
Corinne Scott
Fenwick Street
Moultrie
Sase ‘Taylor
Xin Asbouse
W. Bk
Train Hand Loses Foot in Georgia Freight Yard
Crawfordville Ga December 16 John Ware a colored train hand in the way freight of the Georgia railroad had part of his foot cut off while handling cars here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
John Ware
Georgia Raiload
Otis Castles Shot Near LaGrange by Uncle Otis Castles
Otis Castles of LaGrange was shot and possibly mortally wounded at about oclock by his uncle Dog Hubbard near LaGrange. The double barreled shotgun fractured Castles shoulder near the neck with no spread. Hubbard and Castles deny intent, a doctor arrived hours later, and Castles is in critical condition. Both families noted with regret. Captain Wilcox completes map of annexed Huguenin Heights area in Vineville and Pleasant Hill Macon Ga. The city hired engineers for the survey. the final cost came in at 475 dollars, about half the previous bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Otia Castles
Dog Hubbard
Hubbard
Castles
Mr. Hubbard
Castes
Wilcox
Macon Ga
Huguenin Heights
Vineville
Pleasant Hill
W 38 Chapman
Soma
Board of Alder- Men
Civic Engineers
Americans Demand Warships Refused for Korea Visit
At Seoul Minister Allen reports unrest and rioting in Korea. The state department advised the navy to withhold warships from Korean waters. It is likely the Wilmington will be assigned for this duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allen
Seoul
Korea
State Department
Navy Department
Korean
Wilmington
Fire devastates Lawrenceville warehouse and stables
A morning fire in Lawrenceville Ga destroyed the Globé warehouse with 150 bales of cotton and an adjacent livery stable. Nine horses and multiple buggies burned. several buildings owned by W E Brown and A N Robinson were lost. Insurance coverage existed for some properties, but the New-Herald outfit and other structures suffered extensive damage. Fire started near 2 oclock. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Globé
Tras
Johnson & Pentecost
Hartford
Liverpool
London
Glebe
Fhenin
Brooklyn
Continental
Gere Mants
H. L. Robinson
News-Herald
A. N. Robinson
W. BE. Brown
W. J. Brown & Son
Robinson
H. L. Robison
Branson
Newe-Herald Publishing Company
Man mashed to a jelly in Georgia saw mill accident
Robert Carson son of RH HL Carson of Ashland Franklin county was killed at a saw mill near Strangeslow ground. A log rolled toward him and when he tried to stop it he was crushed against a stump. His body was mangled and his arms and legs broken. He was about thirty, married to James L Cason’s daughter of Atlanta, leaving a wife and four children in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Specelal
Robert Carson
RH HL Carson
Ashland
Franklin County
Strangeslow
James L Cason
Atlanta
Tennille Cotton Mills Placed Under Receiver Again
The Tennille cotton mills in Sandersville Georgia are in the hands of a receiver for the second time. A bondholders foreclosure led to a pool arrangement with Judge A Burwell as trustee. Burwell and Dr C Smith were appointed to manage preserve and sell under court supervision. The idle mill plant cost about 110000 and will be sold at private sale once price approval is given by Judge Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersville
Tennille Cotton Mills
United States
A Burwell
Burwell
Burton
Evans
Judge Burwell
C. Smith
Tenville
Tennille
Seaboard official lauds Southern vagrancy laws in interview
Richmond December 4 President John Skelton Williams of Seaboard Air Line Railway praised Georgia and Alabama vagrancy laws as rapidly eliminating idle negroes and turning them into productive workers. He said the measures aided construction labor and stressed southern ports and the Isthmian Canal opening would attract world commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John Skelton Williams
Seaboard al? Ling Railway Company
Virginia
North End
South Carolina
Georgta
Florida
Alabama
Wiliams
James A. Blair
New York
T. Jefferson Coolnge Dt
Boston
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Mr. Williams
Beaboard Air Line Railway
Ita
Whitecapers Hit Hard by Supreme Court Ruling
New York dispatch reports the Louisiana Supreme Court awarded Peter Warner Reuben Brown and Edward Warner $5000 each against thirty Dodson Winn parish residents who whitecapped them to learn authors of several recent fires. The district court had given $500 each. the high court increased the award tenfold, criticizing the whitecaps for denying hearings in fire cases and labeling their group as lawless. The ruling is expected to deter whitecapping in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lauratsina Supreme Court
Hela
New Orleans
Peter Warner
Reuben Brown
Edward Warner
Dodson
Winn Parish
Supreme Court
Louisiana
James made general agent of Macon Dublin Savannah road
Macon Ga December 16 special L W James formerly chief clerk to E B Williamson traffic manager of the Macon Dublin and Savannah rail road has been made general agent of the road in Macon He succeeds C P Lewis who becomes general agent of the line at Nashville Tenn Mr Boyer also promoted to chief clerk to the traffic manager and previously served as chief clerk to the commercial agent in Savannah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Judges Freeman
Police Court
Custis Nottingham
Judge Freeman
Nottingham
Smith
Low
Freeman
Charles Johdon
John C. Deitz
Jory
Don
Boyer
Savannah
Interest Grows in Macon Baseball Team
Macon Georgia December 16 Special The average baseball enthusiast takes interest in forming the Macon ball club for the South Atlantic League coming season. Owners have hired W A Smith of Knoxville Tennessee as manager with full authority to pick a winning squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. A Smith
Knoxville, Tenn
Catarrh Causes Pelvic Ailments Say Advertorial
An advertorial claims catarrh affects all organs the same and that curing catarrh in the head will also heal pelvic issues. It asserts women with pelvic disease often overlook catarrh and that most people believe catarrh is only a head illness, touting Peruna as the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet R. Edwards
Bradyet
Davenport
Iowa
Harriet B Edwards
Lee Ake Ut
Peruna
Judge McAllister
West Twent Third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Mipme
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Mayor Smith Sets Up Committes for Next Year
Macon Georgia December 16 Special The mayor has spent the day forming standing committees of the board of aldermen for the coming year. He has not disclosed names and will announce them at the regular meeting Tuesday night. Citizens expect stable, friction free management based on last year’s smooth operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Inez
Upson Planter Bound Over on Alett Distilling Charge
Andrew Self, a planter from Upson county, was arraigned before U S Commissioner L M Erwin and bound over to the federal court in 200 dollars. Revenue officers seized Self while distilling beer at his home and destroyed a 45 gallon still and several barrels of beer. Salt posted bond and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upson
Macon
Andrew Self
Upson County
United States
L. M Erwin
Alett
Self
Suit Filed Against Georgia Southern in Macon Court
Through attorneys John Cooper and Marion Harris, Byman Hicka filed suit in Macon city court against Georgia Southern and its operators. He alleges damages amounting to 650,050 from alleged negligence and related conduct by the university and its agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Southern
Macon
John Cooper
Marion Harris
Byman Hicka Thia Morning
Ogathet
Savannah to raise pro rata fund for Georgia building
Savannah leaders including Mayor Myers and J Estell met with Dudley M Hughes Hugh V Washington Glascock Barrett and other prominent businessmen to agree Savannah will raise its share of the $50,000 fund for the Georgia building at the St Louis exposition. Myers and Col Estell will secure Savannah’s portion promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Dudley M Hughes
Hugh V Washington
Glascock Barrett
Thas Morning
Myers
J Estell
Georgia
Colonel Estell
Fire devastates Vienna stores after second blaze in week
Vienna Ga December 16 Special The second disastrous fire in a week struck Vienna tonight. McDonalds warehouse on Union Street burned toward A J Leonard’s store. Losses include W L McDonald Furniture Company $2000, G R B Mathews $600 no insurance, P G McDonald merchandise £1000, three P G McDonald brick stores valued at $3000. Firemen and volunteers saved the remaining block at Third and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly
Vienna
McDonalds
Union Street
A J Leonard
W L McDonald
RB Mathews
P G McDonald
Fre
Fire Wal
Third and
Union Streets
Mrs Mary Washington Rites Held After Huntsville Death
Mary Washington aged 45 died in Huntsville Alabama on December 18. Funeral services were conducted by Reverend B G Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Washington
Huntsville
Ala
Rey B G Mitchell
How Weak Men Become Strong
A belabored sales pitch asserts the author as an expert in male health, promising to cure impotence and weakness with a new method. It claims decades of study to restore men to prime condition, appealing to readers of all ages and suggesting transformation for those ruined by secret vices.
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Hhild
Otis Castles
Uncle
Shiela
Welsbach
H Thalaaan
Knox
Cavaliers
Tennille Wills
Lila Hepro
President Williams
Seaboard
South
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Dr. Edwards
Catarra
Carter
Toteko
Carters
LE Waafper
OURE
Murray Hill Club
Jos
Forest City
J. Newton Hathaway, MD
Askhose
Carl
J. Newton Hathawat
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