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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1902

Page

8

Three Lusty Visitors Make Barber Home Happy

A fat policeman tells of Moses Barber and a crowd at his Front street home. Inside Barber reveals he has three newborn sons weighing eighteen pounds total, while bystanders joke about the extraordinary birth. The lean bailiff ponders the scene as the crowd, mostly factory workers, files in and out.

Barber's Mose Barber Moses Barber Front Street Exposition Cotton Mills Barber Tye

Chinese Colony Prepares for New Year Celebrations

Atlanta’s Chinese community readies a week long New Year celebration as Huang Hsu’s twenty eighth year is welcomed with ceremonies at 1 am Friday. Laundry owners display red welcome signs and party foods, with New Year rituals including debt payment and meticulous grooming.

Huang Hsu Atlanta China New York San Francisco Chicago United States

Early Telephone Tales From Henry County to Atlanta

W A Fuller recounts early telephone experiences from 1880s Atlanta and Henry County. He describes crank phones, central operators, and humorous calls like ordering a rolling mill or a Miss in a Whitehall Street millinery shop. He details a homemade gin house to screw line using gourds as speaking devices and notes the persistence of innovation.

Henry Grady Central Rolling Mill Kimball House John Ryan Georgitian Central Railroad Whitehall Street Sis Old Henry County Atlanta Wiege Cicero W. A. Fuller

Raymond's Ruling Passion on Stage Duel

Washington Times recounts a Raleigh audience moment with John T. Raymond where he paused during a performance to offer a coin toss challenge to William St. John. The anecdote highlights Raymond's playful interaction and improvisation during the play.

Raymond Washington Times John T. Raymond William St. John Raleigh Wren

Rhodes Phonetic French Lesson Showed Rhodes’s Wit

Brooklyn Eagle recounts Cecil Rhodes conquering a language barrier by teaching British sailors to say plain words to mimic French. On a voyage from the Cape to England, as Empress Eugenie’s yacht passed Cherbourg, French sailors saluted. Rhodes joked they should say beef, lemons, and cheese, provoking a deafening cheer and delight from the ex-empress.

Rhodes Brooklyn Eagle Cecil Rhodes England Cape Cherbourg Eugenie Wea

City Council to review January apportionment sheet

Alderman Woodward pushes restoration of salaries for policemen teachers and firemen as Atlanta city council meets to act on the January apportionment. Debate centers on funds for various committees including a $1500 request for Becks committee and possible transfer of Charitable Association funds to Manufactures.

Woodward Atlanta Charitable Association Atlanta Charitable Association Will Be Given To the Committee On Counciman J. Frank Beck Beck Iman Ontz Atlanta Manufactures Alderman Woodward John Malone Glass

Funeral for Captain John A Colvin at Immaculate Conception

Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception for Captain John A. Colvin who died Saturday at St Joseph infirmary. The ceremony is at 1 o clock with Rev Father Schadewell officiating. Interment follows at Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers named: Charles Northen Frank Potts Joe Davidson A B Bostick Henry Durand J A Corbally. Gratton Colvin of New York, a son, arrived yesterday.

John A. Colvin St. Joseph Infirmary Church of the Immaculate Conception Father Schadewell Captain Colvin Oakland Cemetery Charles Northen Frank Potts Joe Davidson A. B Bostick Henry Durand J. A. Corbally Miller & Bowden Peachtree Street Colvin C. FB. Donnelly Crew Street Gratton Colvin New York

Aged Countryman Robbed in Columbus Georgia

In Columbus Georgia on February 2 a 60-year-old man was robbed by three suspects, Joe Brumalo Dick Childs and George Smith. Police recovered 40 dollars on the negro’s person. Childs denies involvement while Smith accuses him. The old man threatened suicide while being escorted across a river bridge during the incident.

Columbus Columbs Joe Brumalo Dick Childs George Smith Smith Childs

Pistol Fired From Higgins Room Amid Cash Bond

Traveling man H A Higgins jailed after pistol shots from his Kim bal room Sunday morning. Police say witnesses saw the flash. Higgins denies firing. He posted a $50.75 cash bond after sober up. Trial set this afternoon in the recorder's court.

Kimbal H. A. Higgins Baracks Higgs Taylor Florence Higgins Higems Abbott Regarderfs Court Room

The Old Homestead Returns to Grand Stage Nightly

Denman Thompson leads the sixteenth annual run of The Old Homestead at the Grand with a Wednesday Thursday bill and a special matinee. Miss Kidder plays Molly Pitcher in a drama filled with battle scenes and humor, supported by a large cast. Sousa tours with a midwinter concert, while George S. Palmer presents Ten Nights in a Barroom at the Columbia tonight with Verna Merle as Mary Morgan and a noted company backing the performance.

Denman Thompson Old Homestead Josh Gentleman Tramp Cy Prime Seth Perkins Molly Pitcher Monmouth Mally Pitcher the Grand Miss Kidder Glen MacDonough United States Marine Band John Philip Sousa Sousa Edward VII Maud Reese- Davies Dorothy Hoyle Arthur Pryor Columbia George S. Palmer Columbia Theater Verna Merle Mary Morgan

Cason in Jail on Bail Trover Case in City

Edward M. Cason, ex city detective, jailed on bail trover for a horse allegedly stolen from R. M. Bell on the Marietta road. Bell says he later learned Cason bought and disposed of the horse in good faith. Cason claims ownership and intends to bond out, with the case set for today.

Cason Edward M. Cason Tower BR. M. Bell R. M Bell Marietta Road Bell Cailed Boa Gesaion Justice of the Peace Chastain Caran Elty

Burrell Billups Arrested in Counterfeit Case

In Athens on February 2 Burrell Billups colored was arrested on the charge of passing counterfeit money. He supplied a negro with a counterfeit dollar to buy whisky, and the ensnared man was jailed after revealing the plan. The case centers on attempted distribution of false currency via a dispensary run.

Athens Burrell Billups

Root Urges Abolish Transport Service In Navy Policy

Secretary Root champions ending the transport service to favor contracts with commercial lines for troop and supply movement to the Philippines. Senate commerce committee cites this to back the Pacific mail subsidy plan. General Ludington opposes abolition, arguing the government saved about 5 million by using its ships last year and that mainland to Manila transport remains crucial.

House Committee Root Lfe Pacific Ludington House Military Committee San Francisco Manila Newark Sedgwick Seward Portland Ore Philippines Hancock Thomas GRANT New York Kilpatrick McClellan Buford Jos. Ohd Washington Secretary of War Adjutant General Senate Committee On Commerce Congress Inea Philippine Islands Seivier West Indies Luddington Atlantic United States Army Frieght Pacific Coast

Fight Among Aldermen Stalemate Over Sewerage Bond

Wilmington, February 2 Specials. A private sewerage company faces aldermanic split over street restoration as a judge orders a bond to guarantee reinstatement. The firm halts earthwork after a restraining order, later modified to suspend work until a heavy restoration bond is posted. Tensions rise as factions clash and streets remain unsettled.

Wilmington Aldermante Board Congo

Boxers Run the Koreans Government Called on To Send Military

A Western Korea report via Th Daily Mail correspondent says 20 percent of Chinese boxers crossed the frontier and plundered towns forcing inhabitants to flee. The government is urged to seek assistance for coast maintenance costs and transport service expenses for Army logistics.

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