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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
6
The readable parts show scattered tokens including month, numbers, and names but no coherent event or action. Key entities and specifics are too garbled to determine a valid headline or summary.
A garbled OCR passage references political parties and figures, mentioning a campaign, alliance, and governing body. The text shows distorted names and phrases, hindering precise identification of persons or events. It suggests a historical political context but lacks concrete facts.
Tax collectors in Fulton County reported about 5000 residents had not paid car and county taxes. The books closed tonight with penalties set at the double tax rate, and about $200,000 remaining uncollected. Registration will reopen January 1 for next year's elections, with a February 25 anticipated election date.
The Atlanta Terminal Company will apply for a state charter from Paul Cook to build a union passenger station at Mitchell and Madison streets. The capital stock is set at 500000 dollars, with the depot and car shed costing more. Ground plans are being drafted and architects are at work. construction contracts are expected to be let by February 1 and foundations started soon after.
The report misstates that E J Arnold Co of St Louis planned a Atlanta track They deny plans but would send their jockey horses if a proper track exists under Western Jockey Club rules S B Michaels spokesman says no current Atlanta track plan but openness to racing here once conditions meet standards Burglary at Mineral Bluff Ga December 26 unknowns broke plate glass at P Rickeys store stealing goods valued about 25 dollars.
R W Austin of Knoxville Tenn trading as Live and Let Live Coal Company petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging Southern Railway discriminates in car supply for coal shipments from Jellico Tenn to Knoxville and points on the line. He says rivals fix high prices and exclude their smaller firm, seeks investigation and equal service.
Judge Newman appoints Attorney Colville as receiver for Hayes Wellborn Baker at 100 Whitehall Street after creditors petition in bankruptcy court. Assets likely cover debts. business may continue. Stock estimated near 45000 with total indebtedness not to exceed that amount, mortgage of 1000 filed with clerks of the superior court.
Christmas cards from Atlanta and West Point and Western Railway of Alabama highlight employee lists. Louisville and Nashville appoint G A Park as general immigration and industrial agent effective January 1 1903. Knoxville agent Jake Bewley resigns to join Virginia and Southwestern. Adam Dunn to depart Atlanta Knoxville and Northern for the same road. Bewley and Dunn previously served with Southern Railway.
Glace Bay Nova Scotia December 26 The following message was received today by Marconi in reply to his wireless telegram to the Italian minister of marine It congratulates him cordially on the great success obtained MORIN says he is happy and proud to have arranged that the navy should be given this cooperation.
Rome, Ga, craftsman James Atkinson, a former slave, sent a 108-image carved walking cane to President Roosevelt as a New Year gift. The cane features likenesses of Washington and Roosevelt, Queen Victoria, Ida McKinney, and many other figures, along with animals and symbols, with the maker including the carving knife used.
Jackson Mississippi December 26 Special Judge Powell calls a special term of Lincoln county circuit court to try those tied to whitecapping outrages. Federal judge Niles ready to take cases where homesteaders were terrorized. Lincoln county urges mass meeting December 27 to condemn lawlessness and aid officials. Similar meetings planned in Amite Franklin and Pike counties as outrages spread. Typewritten notices warn negroes to leave. whitecap bands grow, with fears of race clashesRise of whitecappers disrupts mills and farms. many young men join the movement.
The December report from Commander Seaton Schroeder, Guam governor, warns of financial stress due to Congress not appropriating last year’s funds. Receipts were about 66,000 with 57,000 spent, leaving a 3,000 balance. Exports and imports reached roughly 35,649 and 35,165, with copra, cocoa, and coffee underproduced. Schroeder urges new appropriations, an experimental station, and legal tender reforms.
Improvements at Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Georgia last summer add science hall with laboratories storage and classrooms and expand the white house to twenty six bedrooms with steam heat and electric lights. The spring term begins January 17 and new students may enter after the Christmas recess January 2.
Special Christmas holiday excursion rates set by Wie W. A. and N. C. of St. Louis By. Tickets go on sale to the public on December 8, 24, 25, 30, 31 and January 1 1903 with final limit January 3. Teachers and students may buy certificates December 16 to 22 with final limit January 3. J A Thomas and C P and T A, No 1 Brown Building Atlanta, and G B Walker listed as organizers.
The advertisement notes Margaret Sidney's Five Little Peppers Abroad from ML Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street. A report warns that labor agents exploit the unrest, threatening 60 percent of farmers' ability to plant a spring crop and risking widespread harm to industrial interests within thiry days.
New York December 20 Anton Anderson dies in a hospital after a fight during which he struck an opponent in the mouth. His knuckles split teeth, leading to blood poisoning and a failed operation to amputate the hand. Mrs. B H Newsom of Decatur Ala credits Electric Bitters for relief from long standing indigestion and stomach ailments.
Delightful rhymes for boys and girls. Just the thing for a little friend. John M. Miller Co. 89 Arietta St.
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