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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

5

Atlanta May Get Mile Track and First Class Racing

S. Michaels of B. J. Arnold & Co. outlined plans for a top racing track in Atlanta with a one mile or longer course, funded by the firm. He visited Birmingham, Birmingham supporters backed the project, and Arnold & Co. aims to establish tracks in the region with substantial prizes and strong racing. The company owns 25 acres at Hingis, about 200 horses, and notable runners like Witsbriliar, Ethylene, and Gold Heels.

Atlanta S. 4. Michaels B. J. Arnold & Co. Racing St. Louis Michaels City Savannah Charleston Birmingham Arnold Co Arnold & Co Mr. Michaels E. J. Arnold & Co Chicago BH. J. Arnold & Co Hingis Arnold HE. J. Arnold & Co Gold Heels Shane Spefore

Lewis and the Currency Meises Elastic Emergency Note Plan

Representative Lewis of Georgia introduced a bill to create an elastic emergency currency. The measure would allow the comptroller of the currency to issue circulating notes up to 25 percent of a bank's paid up capital and surplus in addition to existing circulation.

Washington Lewis Georgia House Committee On Banking and Currency National Banking Association

Fees Abolished in Colombia Passport Charges Cut

The Colombian government notified steamship agents in Colon that passport fees for persons leaving Colon have been abolished, while other port departure fees remain in force. This marks the first step in reducing war taxes.

Colon Colombia

Fonde Elected President of Knoxville and Ohio Railway

Knoxville December 18 Henry Fonde general agent of the Southern railway at Knoxville has been elected president of the Knoxville and Ohio railway by the board of directors A B L Andrews elected first vice president and W W Finley second vice president Cc H Ackert named general manager the jurisdiction of other general southern officers extended to this leased line a valuable coal carrying road

Full Faculty Is Reelected at Normal School

Athens Ga December 18 Special At a meeting of the executive council of the State Normal school the faculty was reelected for the ensuing year unanimously President Branson received a hearty recommendation and his annual report was unanimously approved The university summer school recently started was endorsed as in line with the Normal school's work The executive council members are G R Glenn president of Atlanta Chancellor Walter B Hill Major J J Guinn of Atlanta Superintendent Law ton B Evans of Augusta and Superintendent G G Bond of Athens

Athens State N Normal School Branson University Toorsen Hne G. R. Glenn Astlanta Walter B. Ih J. J. Guinn Atlanta Lawton B. Evans Agusta G.G. Bond

December Georgian at Athens features alumni authors and campus life

The December Georgian issue, edited by Robert Moran, highlights alumni contributors and university topics. Articles include a poem by Warren Parka, fiction by A. Yondgrau, an address by Glenn Legwen, and pieces on forestry, gymnasium needs, and old University of Georgia magazines.

University Athens Georgia Robert Moran Atlanta Preston Brooks Lob Kuch Warren Parka Emory Phoenix Harvard Glenn Legwen Winnie Davis Corner Legwen Alfred Akerman Yale’ University Yondgrau Walter Forbes Athens Young Men’s Christian Association Young Men's Christian ‘Association University of Georgia Pandora, Football and Press Club

Consulship Tale From a South Sea Island Realm

Judge Morrow recounted a colonial era anecdote about a U S consul appointed to a South Pacific island group who sailed from San Francisco with a mandate to be sworn in locally but found no magistrate. After months and a world voyage, a king fled to the brush and the consul finally located him and was sworn in years after appointment.

South Sea Washington Morrow Federal Pacific Coast Capitol Congress South Pacific San Francisco State Department

Murderer Lee Calmly Faces Shadow of Gallows in Hi

A report notes the convicted killer Lee remains steady and unperturbed as the impending execution looms. Officials deny signs of distress while the final appeals proceed and a guarded mood settles over the awaiting crowd.

Death Watch Over Him in Atlanta Hangings Near Christmas

Millard Lee, condemned for the Miss Lila May Suttles murder, faces execution next Tuesday at noon in Atlanta. Despite a death watch and near Christmas, he appears unconcerned and has not expressed a religious conversion. supporters note his claim of inevitability, while officials debate delaying the sentence.

Millard ‘Ee Lila May Suttles Dail Lee Atlanta Klied Misa Suttles Ben Hion

Court action seeks 31000 for sidewalk injury in Atlanta

Mrs Mary Perkinson sues the city of Atlanta in city court claiming Aug 14 1902 injury from stepping in a hole at 87 Courtland Street. She alleges permanent injuries to ear and internal damage. Attorneys listed are Bryan and Alexander and Walter R Daley.

Mary Perkinson City of Atlanta No. 87 Courtland Street Bryan & Alexander Walter R. Daley The Plaintife

Defense Gains Little Ground in Potter Murder Trial

Savannah observers report crowded court as William J. Potter and son Swayne face trial for the Bourquin murder. Defense failed to prove absence from the scene and jurors heard cross examination aimed at linking hunting traces to other parties. The state focused on proving the father fired the shots while defense presented contradictions from a key witness. Expected final evidence tomorrow with a Saturday jury decision anticipated. Also listed are several real estate deeds and transfers including Equitable Loan to Mrs. Witherspoon and multiple quit claim and warranty deeds involving H C Dallas, M H Lee, the Wimberly family, and Forrest Adair with Atlanta Real Estate Company.

Savannah William J. Potter Swayne Potter Gugie Bourquin Fred. ‘Taylor Hhis Negro Potters Bodifords Adroft Osborne Potter Candace Kelly Bourquip Joe Gallatin Street Royal Street Equitable Loan and Security Company Mra. F. A. Witherspoon Forma Street Richards H. C. Dallas Mra. M H. Lee M . Wimberly and Loy Dallas Fulton County James W. Dallas M. H. Lee M. E. Wimberly J. E. Dallas Fulton ‘County H. G. Dallas J. J. Dallas Forrest Adair George W. Adair Stewart Avenue Atlanta Real Estate Company W. L. Stanton G. W. Adair

Opera Glasses Offered by John L. Moore & Sons

General Wager Swayne died at his residence today after a complication of diseases. His widow two sons and a daughter were at the death bed. The notice mentions opera glasses by Le Maire offered by John L. Moore & Sons at 42 N Broad Street Prudential Building New York.

John L. Moore & Sons N. Broad Street Prudential Building General Wager Swayne New York

Dowie's Appearance Described in Brooklyn Eagle Portrait

The Brooklyn Eagle sketches Rev. Dr John Alexander Dowie as of medium height with a rotund paunch and bald head framed by sparse gray hair. His beard dominates his face revealing purple eyes that hint at hypnotic powers, while his demeanor remains dignified and courteous.

Dowie Brooklyn Eagle John Alexander Dowie Dowtie Donte Volfe

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