Sleuths Pattern on the Tran Case in Boston Shadowed
Investigators scrutinize the tran case amid attention to an unnamed man in Boston. The article notes concerns about possible shadowing of the key figure related to the investigation.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
7
Investigators scrutinize the tran case amid attention to an unnamed man in Boston. The article notes concerns about possible shadowing of the key figure related to the investigation.
Washington reports a Boston conference between Thomas E Bowles former Mutual Life manager and Richard A McCurdy president plus Fred Cromwell and two directors as Bowles and McCurdy renew a feud over alleged incompetence Bowles and his wife stay at the Touraine amid three detectives Bowles long linked to Atlanta and the Laceum theater owner once, Bowles seen as a leading life insurance agent with ties to McCurdy in doubt into dispute patterns and anticipated settlement terms.
Paris December 30 The Humberts case continues to absorb public attention with prosecutions not yet started for several days. Justice Minister Vaille stated he gave 3000 to Spanish police for aiding arrests of the principals in the safe frauds, in addition to a 5000 reward. The Humbert safe said to hold 2008000 has been moved to the Montmartre theater, while prisoners refuse to name lawyers and Maitre Chenu is appointed. Revelations feared to shake the country as it did the Panama scandal.
Professor Adolf Lorenz was honored with an engrossed address from New York’s board of aldermen for his work in the city especially aiding the poor. After a luncheon at the Hardware Club he was escorted to City Hall where Alderman Waltley gave the address and Alderman Sullivan presented the album. Lorenz thanked the aldermen and expressed pleasure at the reception in the United States.
Reports from Decatur Alabama and Greenville South Carolina dated December 30 describe ongoing local concerns. In Decatur the Sunday saloon closures sparked religious protest led by Rev. W. Quisenberry. In Greenville a 13 year old boy named Ben Butler suffered severe eye injuries from fireworks.
The children's department is treated as an open switch in a clothing store. It exists mainly to satisfy the formula everything for men and boys. Muse's aims to dress boys as successfully as men are judged by the boys' section.
Advertisement notes boys clothing including double-breasted wool cheviots for ages 6 to 16, sizes PZ50Q to WOO, and Salior blouse suits in serge cheviot and blends for 3 to 16 years priced from 3.00 to 8.00. Also Military Norfolk suits in blue serge, velvet suits, and ranges for ages 2 to 8 years with prices up to 10.00.
Rome New York December 30 Mrs Emily Ewing died today at age 39 after ten years of ossification and paralysis. She suffered inflammatory rheumatism at a young age and lost use of her limbs, becoming totally blind and immobile over the last decade. A sister shares the affliction.
New Decatur Alabama December 30 Spe cials Rev Dr Marks a Methodist minister and stock raiser aged 81 died from a rare disease. A bone like growth formed from his body to the pelvis and then up to the chest pressing heart and lungs. The condition, baffling physicians in Nashville and other cities, made feeding and movement extremely difficult until death. He left a brother Rev John S Marke aged 87 living in New Decatur.
SHORT ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST report the Carnegie library will be open New Year’s Day from 2 to 8 PM marking a new holiday convenience. Other notes include a black man returning a full uniform found near West Alabama street, bishops Candler and Warren on a Mexico trip, church watch services canceled, and multiple obituaries and local notices.
Chattanooga Tenn December 50 Fudge Clark of the United States court said he will not sign the bill of exceptions in the Harvey Logan case before tomorrow. The court heard further argument by the district attorney in the afternoon.
Enoch Henderson, an elderly Black man in Decatur Alabama, attempted to kill a hog with an axe after striking it. The hog allegedly rose, seized Henderson by the hand, and bit him at the first joint, causing injuries during the attempted butchering. Police or local observers report the event as a peculiar accident.
The University of Georgia plans a large summer school next year with diverse courses and many instructors. Chancellor Walter B. Hill will head the organization with E. C. Branson as superintendent and H. M. Harper as treasurer. A broad advisory board includes H. C. White and W. B. Merritt among others. Distinguished educators from multiple universities are being invited to teach and lecture.
An article explains that sipping hot milk slowly aids digestion for those who struggle with milk. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to boost gastric juice and digestion, noting benefits for adults and especially children with milk intolerance. A nurse, Miss Anna Foilger, endorses the tablets for convalescence and digestive vigor.
An editorial notes Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root claim cures for kidney and bladder troubles. It offers free samples by mail and urges readers to purchase bottles at drug stores. It lists prominent educators and university figures involved with a Georgia summer school and expects about one thousand teachers attending.
Sydney Nova Scotia dispatch reports New Guinea natives brutal killings of two European prospectors amid famine. Drought forces acts of cannibalism while thousands starve on roots. twenty five natives killed in a tribal clash.
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