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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
8
Tablet debate over Winnie Davis stirs Philadelphia churches
A Philadelphia controversy surrounds a proposed Winnie Davis memorial tablet at Grace Temple. Opponents argue the Lost Cause symbol tarnishes memory of the Union era, while supporters urge reunion and acknowledge Davis as a patriotic figure. The dispute highlights sectional tensions and debates on Civil War memory and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O-Lanse Stom & Committee
McKinley
Temple
Jefferson Davis
Winnie Davis
Grace Temple
Philadelphia
Union
Meiney
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Well Deserved Rewards For Telegraph Officials In Atlanta
Murray named manager of the Atlanta office with long service and familiarity with the telegraph system. Mr Witt promoted to higher duties, recognized for faithful service. Both men praised as genial and popular with patrons of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Western Union
Elegraph
Murray
Carl
Atlanta
America's Opportunity in Latin America Trade
A columnist argues U S influence should open the South American market not by force but by sentiment. Europe and Germany profit from Latin imports, while American exporters lag. Urges stronger U S engagement with Venezuela’s neighbors to counter European monopoly and boost Latin American trade for 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Venezuela
France
Great Britain
Germany
Latin America
South America
Europe
Treasury Department
Asia
Oceania
Three Gangs of Safe Blowers in South Carolina
South Carolina police report three separate gangs of safe blowers at work across the state. A Charleston gang may be heading toward the city while raids continue in the Piedmont and along the Georgia line. detectives note gangs shadowed in Charleston but no local banks hit yet. Authorities suspect New England ties and carnival circuits as opportunities drive the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
Boyle
North Carolina Line
Charlotte
Piedmont
Georgia State Line
Seneca
Courtney Manufacturing Company
Carnival
Massachusetts
Boston
New England
Let Georgia Be Represented at World's Fair
Georgia's lack of a St Louis 1904 exhibit stirs a plea for state funding and a Georgia embassy. Cornelia reader I C Wade urges counties and cities to invest to showcase Georgia's agricultural and industrial strengths, arguing immigration gains from advertising and urging proactive promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
St Louis
Lowry
South
Union
Dakotas
St. Louis
Can Sue in Federal Court Judge Phillips Rules
Judge John B. Phillips of the U S district court rules a foreign corporation may sue in federal court for an injunction. The Retail Clerks and Tailors unions had boycotted Schull & Jelly Furnishing Goods Co for keeping doors open after 6 and for sidewalk picketing. The firm sought an injunction after failing in state courts to obtain one, arguing it is a Colorado corporation. The unions contested federal jurisdiction and bona fide status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Kansas City
John B. Phillips
United States District Court
Colorado
North Carolina man Sidney James dies in Philadelphia overdose
Sidney James of Lewisburg NC died in a Philadelphia hospital from a morphine overdose. He was about forty five, found unconscious, with letters in his possession indicating his age and family in Lewisburg. A note in the article appears garbled with additional stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney James
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Lewisburg
N. 6
Unions Discuss Open and Union Shops in Philadelphia
The American Economic Association held its fourth session with debates on open and union shops. Henry White of the United Garment Workers outlined the shift from permissive openness to union membership as a standard, arguing both sides regarding non union members and employer discretion. Other speakers, including Samuel B. Donnelly and John Mitchell, joined the discussion on the aims of organized labor and the balance between wages, property, and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Economic Association
Henry White
United Garment Workers of America
Luton
White
En~ployer
Essigs
Hgenly
Galing
Samuel B. Donnelly
Typographical Union No. 6
New York
Hamilton Carhartt
Detroit
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
John E. George
Northwestern University
Frank K K. Foster
Boston
Legislative Committee of
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Foster
Adam Smith
Tts
America
Melvile J. Ford
International Association of Machinists
Felix Adler
Columbia University
George Gunton
Institute of Social Economics
Georgia bonds held mainly by Georgians across the state
Georgia Treasurer R E Park prepares January interest checks totaling about 160000 for registered bonds while coupon payments are available at banks or the state treasury. Nearly two thirds of the state bonded debt is owned by Georgia residents, with registration speeding protection for holders.
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Georgia
Hias
London
Rome
Italy
Geome
United States
R. E. Park
Newnan
Hollingshed
Newnan National Bank
Met
Treasurer Park
Czar Moved by Spirits Report Claims Peace Duty
London reports a St. Petersburg tale that the Hague conference arose from a spiritual seance. Emperor Nicholas allegedly received a call urging him to pursue world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersburg
Hague
Nicholas
Week of Prayer Adopted by Atlanta Baptist Ministers
Atlanta Baptist ministers adopt a program for a week of prayer beginning January 5. Activities include noon sessions at Rescue Mission and City Missions with speakers from local churches and missions. Each day features different topics such as Our City Churches Our Sunday Schools Our Prayer Meetings and Religion in Our Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Baptist
Rescue Mission
Decatur Street
City Missions
J. E. White
J S. Rodgers
Our City
W. W. Landrum
W. C. Morcross
F. G Davis
George W. Andrews
J. F Purser
M. L. Brittain
W W Gaines
J EK. Pace
A. J. Beck
Taventy Minu
Logan Denies Confession In Salvation Army Raid
Frank Logan, jailed after December 6 arrest at the Salvation Army lodging house, refutes a prior Constitution claim that Captain Mot knew of gambling. He states he did not confess and questions the captain’s knowledge. Blount, cited as the confessor, claims others will corroborate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Mot
Salvation Army Hall
Frank Logan
Atockade
Ature
Christan
B. Blount
Alabama Steel Corporation Granted Certificate of Incorporation
Wartford Conn December 29 A certificate of organization of the Alabama Steel and Wire Corporation of this city has been filed with the secretary of state. Authorized capital stock is 5 million dollars divided into 60 000 shares with half as preferred stock. No cash has been paid in. 6963 shares each of the preferred stock have been acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Wartford
Conn
Alabama Steel and Wire Corporation
Secretary of State
Hot houses for railroad gardens in New Jersey project
New York December 29 The Pennsylvania railroad has begun building at South Elizabeth New Jersey a large system of hot houses and conservatories to nurture shrubs trees plants flowers and exotics for use in gardens at stations along the New York and Pittsburgh divisions and for offices and special occasions The plan includes planting miles of track with shade trees and creating spring and summer gardens at stations along the line to a more extensive extent than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Elizabeth
N. J
Pittsburg
Seaboard
Philadelphia
Ministers Indorse Work At City Baptist Meeting
City Baptist pastors voiced support for the National Association of Charities and Correction during a morning meeting. Resolutions adopted unanimously urge cooperation and a committee to present the matter to the Southern Baptist convention ahead of the Atlanta convention in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Association
Baptist Ministers
National Association of Charities and Correction
Atlanta
Governor Taylor Lecture Postponed at Grand Opera House
The Governor Bob Taylor lecture at the Grand Opera House was postponed last night. The event, arranged for the benefit of the Dicks, was canceled by the organizer for reasons given, with a new date set for April 17 and refunds to be issued at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Grand Opera House
Iovernor
Bob Tayls
Djks
Atlanta
Taylor
Grand
Suit Against Manager Over Broken Mascagni Dates
A suit filed in the circuit court seeks 200 damages from Richard Heard doing business as the Mascagni Opera Company. Plaintiffs Chamberlain Harrington Kindt claim a contract to stage Mascagni in Burlington Muscatine Davenport Keokuk Iowa Peoria and Rock Island was violated due to illness and nonperformance. The action cites altered promises and seeks assumpsit damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascagni Opera
Chicdzo
Richard Heard
Pietro Mascagni
F. W. Chamberlain
Samuel Harrington
Charles Kindt
Chamberlain
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