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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

4

Street Car Crash Kills Conductor in Birmingham

A street car on East Lake street collided with a freight switch engine at First Avenue in Birmingham on December 29. Conductor Jones was crushed beneath the wreck and died instantly. brakemen Green and others were injured, with conflicting accounts of speed and whether the street car stopped at the crossing.

Spirmingham East Lake Street Owith Nth Street First Avenue Tis Go Green P “B Woodlawn Birmingham Jones

Tobacco Dealer Dies in Fall on Red Hot Stove

John Morgan Green a well known tobacco dealer formerly of Durham was killed at Mount Airy when he suffered an epileptic fit and fell onto a red hot stove. His mother and brother forced the door after finding him near the stove and the man’s body severely burned.

Raleigh N. C John Morgan Green Durham Mount Airy Eyre Baxter King George's Sound Albany Adelaide Joe Oy Suth Spencer's Gulf Hue

Herring Fishermen at Lowestoft Market Rush

London Mail describes a wintry dawn as east coast fishing fleets from north gather at Lowestoft markets. Thousands of herrings pour into docks and streets as packers shovel in the harvest, boats wedge through the crush, and the market becomes a carnival of fish, slate skies, and sea-born labor.

London Mail Lowestoft Lkely Smid King Herring

Colored Stockings Again in Paris Telegram

London News reports fashion’s shift back to white or gray undyed wool stockings as doctors warn colored stockings trigger leg pains weakness numbness and joint issues. Vienna doctors caution silk stockings can carry lead compounds absorbed by skin. A Paris case prompts hopes to end the current mode as dyed stockings are deemed poisonous with arsenic in red shades and mercury in lavender preparations.

London News Paris Telegram Vienna Paris

Jolo Sulu visit recalls Spanish era and military rule

The writer describes Jolo as the southern outpost of American-ruled Philippines. He praises its beauty and cleanliness, notes prohibition in the town, and recounts the fortified walls, Moro police, and strict gates. He recalls Juan Arolas reforms, Juramentados, and ongoing military administration under Major Williams with revenues from customs and the provost marshal.

Jos OHL Tolo Island of Sulu Philippine Islands Jolo DeWolf Hopper Francis Wilson Bat Singapore Manila Cebu Red Sea Sutan Earth Congress Joso Juan Arolas Madrid Archipelago Folo-proper Tropics Philippines Juancis Tulave Tegg Worcester Manuel de la Cruz Nis Nelson Seventeenth Infantry Major Williams Congressional Party Tennessee Williams

Dining With a Burglar in Perth Amboy Dinner Scene

New Brunswick correspondent reports Frank W. Conrad, Perth Amboy hotel keeper, hosted a burglar for a thanks giving dinner after capturing him last August. The intruder, John O Mally, admitted burglary and later returned to join the host for a cautious meal with boarders watching. The curious episode ends with O Mally leaving after thanks and cordial drinks.

New Brunswick N. J New York Times Frank W. Conrad Perth Amboy India House Porta Amboy John O'Mally Conradewatt Conrad O'Mally Mr. Conrad

Amateur Puck Report Sparks Odd Self Defense Talk

Fragmentary note mentions Gladys Harold and Ethel Edith in a dialogue about self defense. Lacks clear event, date, or organization. unreadable segments suggest a quirky street-side discussion or column fragment from a rural paper.

Puck Gladys Harold Ethel Edith

Edward Eyre remembered as colonial explorer and governor

Obituary notes the death in Bath of Edward John Eyre, aged 853, famed for heroism and tragedy in colonial adventures. Eyre led Australian inland expeditions, Western Australia travels, and served as Jamaica governor during the 1860s rebellion, earning both praise and controversy.

Domet Pajamas Offer Warm Sleepwear Menu

The ad promotes Domet flannel pajamas as comfortable winter sleepwear. Full pajama suits provide complete protection, with cotton fleecy fabric that won’t shrink. Prices range from $1 to $2.50 per suit, plus night shirts in white or pink blue and white at 75 cents to $1.50.

Tragic Wreck Ends in Drowning on Flooded Line

Rescue train reports engineer Russell dead from drowning after being swept under water at a wreck site near Nota suiga. Flooded tracks across Georgia and Alabama trigger widespread washouts and delays as trains are stranded or halted.

Louisville Nashville New Orleans Dyas Bay Minnette Fort Deposit Evergreen Geneva Rocky Creek McKenzie Ozark Central Troy Union Springs Western Railway Alabam Notasulga Cassetta West Point Opelika Noetasulga Morgan Tallassee Rome Mobile Coosa Alabama Selma Gadsden Tennessee Chattanooga Tenn Upper

Holiday Cheap Holiday Tickets For Students

The Western and Atlantic and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railways offer cheap round trip tickets to students of schools and colleges from December 16 to 22, 1901 with final return January 8, 1902. Additional cheap sales occur December 21 to 25, 30, 31 in 1902 and January 1, final January 3, 1902. Tickets available from ticket agents. rates and details from B Harman and H Smith.

Western and Atlantic Railroad Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louia Scchools B. Harman H. F. Smith

Where Whistling Is Sin in World Folklore

The Arabs call whistling the Devil's music and say the mouth stays unpurified for forty days after whistling. Similar beliefs exist in Tonga islands and Iceland where it challenges divine law. Peruvian Inca descendants rarely whistle, while Cornish miners ban it underground due to fears of misfortune. experienced workers warn the young to avoid it.

Tonga ‘Islands Iceland

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