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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1902

Page

8

Mardi Gras Opens With Georgia Governor in Floral Parade

Governor Candler of Georgia and 23 colonels lead the Georgia party in the Mardi Gras floral parade at the Charleston exposition. Cook County Democracy and Mayor Smyth host visiting delegation as festivities include a harbor tour and a grand ball. Gingerly: Miss Frost leads the floral court with Rex Nett crowned queen of flowers and given city keys.

Charleston D. C Candler Georgia James W. Robertson R. E. Park Cook County Democracy President Powers Columbia Smyth Tey Isle of Palms South Carter Harrison Daniel Rose Milwaukee Miss Frost Andrew Simonds Georgia Party Gates City Guard Vittur Georgia Maids of Rex. R.g.nett

SEA FIGHTER HEADS NORTH FOR PRINCE HENRY GREETIN

Norfolk Va February 10 Special The battleship Winos flagship of the provisional squadron under Rear Admiral Evans sails for New York to greet Prince Henry of Prussia. She carries the trial board from Washington and will conduct general stability tests between here and the wars. The squadron, including Olympia San Francisco and Cincinnati, will join in New York.

Illinois New York Prince Henry Norfolk Winos Evans Prince Henry of Prussia Washington Sreering Olympia San Francisco Cincinnati

Young Girl Fatally Burned In Home Incident

Miss Pattie Lesser, 18, daughter of A P Lesser a Brown Station merchant, died from burns sustained when her eiderdown wrapper caught fire while seated beside a grate at her parents home in Selma Alabama. Her mother and brother tried to smother the flames but she suffered fatal injuries before medical aid arrived. Also in Raleigh a writ of error to three gold prick swindlers was denied by Chief Justice Furbes due to incomplete papers and no bond filed.

Greate Selma Ala Pattie A. P. Lesser Brown Station Raleigh N. C Furbes United States Supreme Court

Tragic Ice Rescue Claims Two Skaters at Onancock Creek

Richmond dispatch reports Herbert Nock and Miss Mae Geiger died while skating arm in arm on Onancock creek near Onancock. Ice broke and despite bystanders, including four rescuers, both youths drowned as others narrowly escaped danger. Nock, son of N W Nock, and Geiger, a Charlottesville family member, were en route home to dinner when the disaster struck. The bodies were recovered.

Richmond Herbert Nock Mae Geiger Onancock Creek Onancock Fr. Nock N. W. Nock Cleveland Miss Geiger

Want Baford Case Dropped in Mississippi Shortage Probe

A petition signed by nearly all of the Hinds county grand jury asks Judge Robert Powell and District Attorney Greaves to nol pros the indictment against Captain F T Raiford former cashier of the state treasury in the 197000 shortage unearthed by Governor Longino. Two grand jurors who did not sign could not be found and Greaves was away when the petition was presented. the outcome for the other indictments against ex Treasurer Robert Stowers Phil A Rush and banker John Armistead is not known.

State Treasury Jackson Miss Robert Powell Greaves Hinds County F. T. Raiford Longino Atorney Greaves Raiford Robert Stowers Phil A. Rush Senatobia John Armistead Memphis

Seven New Southern Mills to Be Built by Buckeye Seed Oil

Cincinnati firm Buckeye Cotton Oil Company buys F. G. Kinney interests at Birmingham and Greenwood and plans seven mills in the south. Contracts for sites in Arkansas Georgia Alabama and Mississippi total five more mills with Birmingham as headquarters to manage operations in seven southern cities.

Cincinnati Birmingham Ala Buckeye Cotton Oil Company Ohio South F. G. Kinney & Co Greenwood Miss Arkansas Georgia Alabama Mississippi

Flora's Feast Tops Proteus Carnival Pageant

The Krewe of Proteus staged one of its finest carnival pageants in New Orleans on February 10. The subject Flora's Feast featured twenty moving pictures from Snowdrop to Chrysanthemums with rich design and execution. A record crowd witnessed the parade amid lavish city illuminations and decorations, followed by a brilliant ball at the French Opera House.

Flora New Orleans Krewe of Proteus

Large illicit distillery destroyed in Pickens County South Carolina

Revenue Collector Aiken with deputy marshals seized a large illicit distillery near Sunny Site Pickens county two hundred gallon copper still thirteen fermenters and two thousand gallons of beer The operators Stanley and Conley were arrested and authorities call it one of the largest outfits ever destroyed in the region.

South Carolina Greenville D. C Aiken Sunny Site Pickens County Stanley Conley

Bill to Raise Governor's Pay In Mississippi

Jackson Mississippi February 10 Special sentiment in the lower house is strongly opposed to raising the governor and supreme court judges salaries to 4500 per year but friends say it will pass by a small margin. For two weeks both chambers show a disposition to slaughter measures from the other house, at times almost open enmity. Searching for Gold Murphy North Carolina February 10 Special Cincinnati parties develop clay property near here and look for gold. other parties also active.

Jackson Miss Supreme Court Murphy N. C Cincinnati

White Suffrage in Sister State Elimination of Voters by Poll Tax

In Montgomery Alabama on February 10 a report shows 42,000 of 129,000 white men subject to a poll tax failed to pay, nearly erasing white voter strength under a new constitution. Across counties the rate varied. Mobile and Baldwin showed highest failure, Dallas a notable black county with over 40 percent drop. The overall state average fell between 20 and 35 percent, with many registrars poised to exclude payers. The next election will see a white electorate pressed to within about six percent of the total.

Montgomery Ala Thea Dallas Mable Mobile Pickens Jefferson Calhoun Anniston Geneva Conecuh Baldwin Lawrence Butler Stallings Walker Barbour Jelks Lauderdale Tuscaloosa Limestone Cullman Lee Apa

Carnival Fete Reaches Zenith in Mobile

Mobile sees splendid weather crowds gather as Emperor Felix II and household receive the city key from Mayor Walsh in Blenville Square. A civic parade honors the visitor while electric arches illuminate the streets and Krewe of Cyreniaes parades with floats depicting Dante’s Vision of Paradise. Large attendance reported.

Mobile Ala Felix II Blenville Squere W. F. Walsh Cyreniaes

Good Roads Train Visits Raleigh for Macadamizing Trial

The good roads train arrived in Raleigh February 10 and crews began grading the street for macadamization as a state convention objective. City cost for three days of work will be about $2,300 and four or five blocks will be macadamized as a demonstration for delegates.

Good Roads Raleigh N. C

New Congressional District Form Reveals Shifting Mississippi Power

The apportionment plan creates six districts with Hinds and Rankin forming a political storm center. It foresees retirement of Charles E. Hooker and positions John Sharpe Williams for reelection prospects. Other candidates across districts are likely, signaling the hottest state contest in years. Democratic conventions in new districts will follow the plan’s adoption, with May as the probable month.

Jackson Miss Legislative Apportionment Committee Mississippi Hinds Warren Yazoo Rankin Madison Charles E. Hooker John Sharpe Williams Chandler Spight Batttle E. H. Moore B. G. Humphries Fox A. J. Russell Congress Adam Byrd McLain W. H. Hardy E. J. Bowers M. Barbour

Numerous Obituaries From Georgia Towns on February 10

A batch of brief notices reports the sudden deaths or deaths after illness of residents across Georgia. Among the deceased are Mrs I W Sims of Senoia wife of a local farmer. Mrs Annie Pope widow of Cohen Pope of Monticello. George Paul of Perry native of Bavaria. Mrs J M Gregory widow of Dr John M Gregory of Rome. Dr W C McRae of Valdosta who died in West Virginia. David Clements a young Irwinville farmer. Smith Bradley a Greenville farmer. Mrs Odell mother of Governor Odell of Newburgh. Captain Alexander Grant of Pensacola a veteran local leader. Lucius M Jones a Putnam County farmer. Funeral arrangements and survivors listed where provided.

I. W. Sims Senoia Sims Annie Pope Monticello Cohen Pope J. F. Webb Katie Daisy Grace Pope Adele Wilson J. M. Gregory Rome John M. Gregory Upper Broad Street Gregory Stokes Gregory Alvin Omberg W. C. McRae Valdosta David Clements Irwinville Clements Neal Clements Irwin County Smith Bradley Greenville S. C 8. C White Oat Church Odell Bookstaver Grant Pensacola Fla Alexander Grant Louisiana Mra W.H. Pleazants Seabbard Air Line

Two Mississippi Courts Open With Flood of Murder Trials

Jackson February 11 Special two circuit court sessions convened in Mississippi with numerous murder cases to dispose of before adjournment. Hinds county second district at Raymond lists six murder cases on the docket. three indicted. LeFiore county circuit court at Greenwood expects fourteen murder trials. death sentences appear likely in several cases.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Second Hinds County Raymond Derket LeFiore County Greenwood

Age 105 Years Caled Uncle Billy Green Dies in Chattanooga

William Green known as Uncle Billy dies at 105 in Chattanooga Tenn after a long life that began in County Camerick Ireland. He emigrated in 1858 and arrived Charleston three years later taking up truck farming in Georgia before settling in Chattanooga in 1868. He once served as an express messenger on the Southern railroad and lived through three centuries. His widow survives.

Chattanooga Tenn William Green Billy County Camerick Ireland Afferlea Charleston Georgia Southern Bristol

Brown Skips Three Bonds In Stolen Goods Case

Sheriff William Ruey of Lafayette Ga. left Murphy N C with Benny IE Brown wanted in Walker county on concealing stolen goods. Brown has skipped three bonds and has lived in the county since last September running a saw mill. His wife and baby accompanied him. he was noted for his gentlemanly demeanor.

Murphy N. C William Ruey Lafayette Benny IE Brown Walker County Brown

Senator Quay Arrives in Florida Winter Cottage

Senator M. F. Quay of Pennsylvania arrives at his St Lucie Florida winter cottage direct from Washington aboard a private car. He is reported much improved from a recent illness and his stay will depend on his health.

Senator Quay Florida St. Lucie, Fla Senator M. 5. Quay Pennsylvania Prrate Washington

Priscius Arrives as Pensacola Mardi Gras Opens

The Pensacola Mardi Gras carnival began as Priscius, king of the event, arrived by the royal yacht Rosepen at noon. He was escorted to the palace by a guard of U S artillerymen, U S Marines, and Florida state troops. The city welcomed a throng of visitors as the festivities started.

Pensacola Fla Priscius Royal Palace United States United States Marines Florida

German training ship Moltke sails for New York ceremonies

The Moltke, the German training ship, left Baltimore at 3 PM and passed Cape Henry heading toward New York. The Hohenzollern remains in port at Norfolk with plans to join the ceremonies if possible.

Hohenzollern Norfolk Moltke Baltimore Capes New York

Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted By Marshall Ad

An advertisement from Marshall Michigan features Mrs Hinkley touting Pyramid Pile Cure as a guaranteed remedy for piles. It claims a 380 cost operation avoided with a 50 cent box and promises cure. A free book on piles is offered by Pyramid Drug Co.

Augusta Postmasters Clash Over Office

Augusta Ga February 10. Postmaster W H Stallings appointed February 17, 1898 for four years. Captain B D Smythe received a commission two weeks ago to take charge on receipt. Stallings prepares to wind down and hand over on the 17th while Smyth awaits orders from Washington. Two postmasters in one city sparks tension and possible clash.

Augusta Stallings Smyth W. H. Stallings B. D. Smythe

Ball for Fan Americans in Monterey Mexico

Delegates entertained at a regal ball in Monterey as Pan American visitors tour local industries. The state government spent twenty thousand dollars on arrangements for a seven hundred cover panquet. They visited the city’s two monster smelters, a ten million nine hundred thousand dollar steel plant, and the largest brewery in Mexico before a planned plaza concert by three military bands. The party plans to depart Wednesday for home or U S cities.

Monterey Mexico Diente

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