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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
7
Fragmented remarks discuss the president’s choice and the Senate Commerce Committee’s stance. Debates touch racial implications and party alignment with Democrats wavering on action while Republicans resist swift confirmation.
A committee of citizens spent Sunday in Glendive arranging for the segregation of eastern Montana and western North Dakota into a new state to be known as Wibhigue. Glendive would be capital as the plan proposes extending from the Bell Mountains in Montana to the Missouri River in North Dakota.
Record notes a February 3 session in Catoosa Superior Court with Judge White presiding. Attending attorneys include Woo Lave, Julge WoL Akin, Toy Views, and state officials from Chattanooga and La Fayette as part of the routine court actions and official views on the case.
Washington February 3 The navy department refuses to permit Constructor Hobson to retire even after resignation. the force resumes the stated duty while the construction corps seeks to retain him to meet growing work demands.
Word reaches Tucson that the Twelfth battalion of Moerlean regulars, pursuing Faquis after a San Marcial fight, were trapped. Survivors report many killed. numbers exaggerated, with many regimental losses unclear. The unit, trained to hunt Indians in the bushes, was in Sonora, facing an unseen band.
Governor Lonpine is petitioned to grant a parole for Young, the oldest inmate at Mississippi State Penitentiary. Held since Holmes County for murder, he is now near 60 and in poor health after losing a leg at Sharpsburg. Doctors say he may have little time left if confined, so the pardon aims to let him return home to his family.
Middlesboro, Ky. A remarkable case reports Mrs John Harrison wife of a coal miner giving birth to triplets. The children lived only a few hours and died with their mother. All four were buried in the same grave in Knoxville.
A long letter from Hubbard of Forsyth urges white and black conservatives to work together to ease racial tensions and address discontent. It defends Hayes while condemning violence and calls for mutual understanding and timely civic action. A second note from Mark Johnston of Atlanta explains Groundhog Day as a signal of approaching spring and safer planting times.
The February term of the U S circuit court of appeals opened with Judge Wor Day absent. The court upheld the dismissal of Lokarem and others charged with violating the fifteenth amendment by blocking Louisville colored men from voting, ruling the amendment covers federal elections only and not state actions, and that no federal statute justified their punishment, so the indictment was sustained and the defendants discharged.
Sparks from the wires report Otto Bessie of Newark N J named chairman of the final convention of the United Bravery Maskers and James Buckley of von Noy nit elected chairman. Delegates from New York and Brooklyn were seated after disputes. A committee reported on anti trust actions and appeals to the Supreme Court. The House approved a bill for extradition of crime suspects to and from the Philippines. Verdant Tailors meet at Le Grand with 100 delegates. A mother, John Newell, and her two sons were killed by an explosion believed to involve nitroglycerin. A fire in Middlebury destroyed mills and property worth extensive losses. The Steamer Morro Castle carried 56 United Lumber Defenders from Havana to New York. Hok Ron announces the first Oriental steamer will sail from Hong Kong to Honolulu and Manila. An assassination at Godear station near Phoenix, Arizona, shocks officials. suspects sought. The Carrollton arrives at Skagwin with Dawson treasure. Yu kon cold. Senator Gambie proposes second homestead rights. Senator Clapp extends war revenue rebates.
The Austrian industrial association backs a study on splitting the St Louis exhibition and tariff impacts. Henry Phipps, Carnegie Steel director, travels in India and donates 10 040 to the Viceregal consort’s charity. Barcelona traders back a general trip to aid Rena Vielont strikers. Speeches urge readiness to challenge authority and incite disorder as authorities brace for trouble.
Wealthy soup man Tttley, convicted of tb kiting, and clerk Hollingsworth fled from Jalhere jail early this morning. He had been sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary. Authorities seek him, noting his well connected status.
Lexington city court convened Monday morning with Judge Davis presiding. The Banka Graham factional fight faces disposal with about two implicated in the case, all tied to a common matter.
Massachusetts woman Mrs Carrie P Hanna Ford of Beverly testifies to life changing relief from female troubles after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She notes marked reduction of pain, improved health, and renewed vitality following months of suffering and failed remedies.
The emperor presented the Reichstag with a mind graphic contrasting fleets. It claims Britain has 42 battleships to Germany's 12, 14 armored cruisers to 2, and other ship counts, as an object lesson to members. The scene unfolds as the vote for U.S. senator in Delaware yields no result.
February will bring high farming activity across Mississippi with observers predicting a sizable rise in cultivated acreage. In the delta, acreage is expected to grow 1 to 6 percent over last year as wild lands are cleared and preparations advance. Planters buy more mules and tools while labor demand rises, and hills counties also show agricultural expansion with uncultivated lands to be planted in corn and cotton within sixty days.
German Lutheran church officials at a meeting last night took formal steps toward purchasing a large lot and preparing to build a magnificent church edifice parochial residence and school in Knoxville.
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