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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1903

Page

5

Fragmented OCR Conveys Scant Congress Report

A garbled OCR passage references congress and senators with scattered phrases about fines and costs. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of political discussion and a special legislative moment without coherent details.

Women Juries and Wives Stirring Up Heated Deliberations in Dr Alexander Trial

After forty eight hours the Indiana jury failed to reach a verdict in the Dr J W Alexander case and was discharged. The panel split eight to four for acquittal amid serious disputes triggered by Sunday visits of jurors wives. Tensions rose between James E White and Robert F Lingenfelter as wives discussed the trial in the jury room, leading to near blows and a heated exchange that ended with a heart attack risk for White. The jurors questioned whether Alexander knew that Rose Neidinger’s body had been unlawfully removed from the grave.

Robert F. Lingenfelter Mendenhall Mesdames White, Brown Daves Theising Lingenfelter Mr. White White Brown Dr. Alexander Rose Neidinger

Negro School Does Good Work at Central City College

E C Bruffey reports on Central City college in east Macon run by Rev. William E Holmes. Since starting three years ago the school has grown from a modest venture to a promising institution training ministers and youths, with plans for industrial and agricultural programs and an enrollment of about four hundred this year, aiming for double next year.

Constitution Bureau Second Street Macon Central City College William E. Holmes Atlanta Holmes

Cuban belief of imminent naval coaling station accord

Havana February 15 Cubans expect signing of the naval coaling station agreement within hours after a message from Washington to Minister Squiers. The development signals nearing approval and placement actions by authorities in Havana and the United States.

Havana Squiers Washington

Benton’s Case Told By Friends In Monticello

The Bibb county grand jury indicted I. Benton of Monticello amid mixed sentiment as Miss Roebuck sought redress. Benton denies guilt while friends claim a prior settlement required payment in Atlanta, then expanded to 5000 dollars. Benton plans defense and insists no further payments except legal fees.

Bruffey Constitution Bureau Second Street Macon I. ©. Benton Monticello Bibb County Grand Jur Miss Roebuck Grand Jury Benton Americus Atlanta Renton Montivella

Talk Fair Conference Set With Macon Promoters

The State Agricultural Fair Association committee of arrangements will visit Macon on Wednesday for talks with local promoters about the fall fair. Delegates include G M Ryals and R F Crittenden with Dudley Hugt and Martin Calvin attending. Local committees report over 12000 raised toward the 16000 goal before the conference.

Agricultural Association Committee Macon State Agricultural Fir Association Committee G. M. Ryals Savannah R. F. Crittenden Sheilman John A. Cobb Americus J M. Brian Philomath J. J. Conner Cartersvile Dudley Hugt Martin Calvin

Darien Faces Tidal Wave Threats And Lumber Log Rafts

Darien residents fear a tidal wave after heavy rains cause river levels to rise for days. Lumbermen gather rope and ready logs for rafting as vessels from Brunswick arrive loaded for securing thousands of feet of timber. Plus, Marcus Oldern, German immigrant, severely injured leaping from a moving Southern train near Jackson, and Taurens, D. C., to see the Charleston and Western Carolina Railway build a new freight depot costing 920,000 next week.

Macon Darien Brunswick Marcus Gidern Germany Jackson Oldern Taurens D. C The Charleston and Western Carolina Railway Company

Six Academy Officers Receive State Commissions

Governor Terrell issued commissions to six Georgia Military Academy officers. Major O. Palmour, Captain Charles Adamson, and Lieutenants L. Kamper, W. C. Vireen, R. Aubey, and Edward Redding were promoted for their records. The cadet corps is praised for discipline and academics, aided by these new officers.

Terrell Georgia Military Academy O. Palmpaur Charles Adamson L., Kamper W. C. Vireen R. Aubey Edward Redding Military Academy

Florida cabinet changes draw warm approval

Tallahassee February 15 Governor Jennings cabinet shuffle gains broad praise with Whitfield moving from state treasurer to attorney general. Knott to succeed Whitfield and Hills as state agent replace others as officers shift, reflecting steady satisfaction with the governor's picks amid resignations and ad interim appointments.

Aoman Mr. Whitfield W. W. Knott Georgia Florida Knott Treasury Department W. H. Hills Quincey Ellis Jennings Superintendent of Public Instruction W. N. Sheats Commission of Agriculture B. B E. McLine Lamar Congress Whitfield John L. Crawford H. Clay Crawford Reynolds A. .Church Croom Patrick Houston W. A. MacWilliams J. Clifford R. Foster R. E. Rose Railroad Commission

Race Problems to Be Discussed in Atlanta Meeting

A major Atlanta race relations forum is announced for next Sunday at 2 30 PM in Bishop Turner's tabernacle on Yonge street. City leaders and figures from both races will discuss education and harmony with speakers including Mayor Evan P Howell and Rev H H Proctor. The program features hymns prayers and a list of speakers addressing whether education benefits the Negro masses and how to solve race problems. The event aims for wide attendance from white and colored communities.

Atlanta Bishop Turner Tabernacle Yonge Street South Evan FP. Howell Stev. H. S. Bradley W. W. Landrum John E. White R. W L. Stinson Morris Brown College Bishop Yarner James M. Henderson Commissioner Stinson C. Cargile Big Bethel Church Big Bethel KF. P. Johnson Reed Street Baptist Church First Congregational Church Mable Flanagan W. L. Dickerson Morris Brown HH. Proctor A. B Evan P. Howell John T. White Second Baptist Church W. Hi. Heard D. D Rush Temple A. M. E. Church Selo Mra Lethia (Lyons) Hodges Trinity M. EB. Church Lucy E. Hereford McKinley Montgomery H. M. Turner D. Dd R. D. Stinson

Bodies Found Across State Line Trigger Columbus Inquest

A reported body near Columbus led Coroner Clements and a jury to cross into Alabama. The search found no body in the river but confirmed the death of Georgiana Smith, a Girard woman murdered, with the inquest held by Justice J R Page in Phenix City. Inquests continue tomorrow.

Columbus City Mills Clements Alabama Georgia Line Smith Girard High Water Mart J. R. Page Phenix City Ala T. J. Kennedy Thomas J. Kennedy Church of the Holy Family Messrs. D. Deignan S. J. Hoffman J. H. Connor T. F. Far R.S. Grier J. BR. Braannan J. T. Morgan George J. Burrus Maddox

Surprise Augusta wedding of Miss Lawrence and William Walker

Miss Mary Emma Lawrence daughter of Bryan Lawrence of the Albion hotel wed William F. Walker in a Catholic parsonage ceremony stiffly kept secret until minutes before the train departure to New York. Walker, manager of furniture and carpet at J. B. White's, planned the trip north to buy goods and escorted his bride.

Miss Lawrence William Walker Augusta Mary Emma Lawrence Bryan Lawrence Albion Hotel William F. Walker New York Wilkinson

Roosevelt Girls Headed to Mardi Gras in New Orleans

Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Root, daughter of Secretary Root, left Washington tonight for New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras festivities, signaling the social visit ahead of the celebration.

Alice Roosevelt Miss Root Washington Secretary Root New Orleans

New Governor Must Pay High Campaign Costs

Jackson Mississippi February 15. It is estimated the man elected governor this year will pay not less than 10000 in campaign expenses excluding nominating outlays for aspirants who fail. Editors complain candidates should publish official announcements in each county. Most current officials rely on salary limits, while a few candidates like Noel Crit Fox and Vardaman show solid finances. Each candidate must pay to place name on ballots in every county, with substantial costs ahead. John M Miller Co offers valentined items at half price at 29 Marietta Street.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Messrs BE. F. Noel A. F. Fox J. K. Vatdatman

Former Minneapolis Mayor Dr. Ames Arrested in New Hampshire

Former Minneapolis mayor Dr. Albert Alonzo Ames collapsed by force of events and was arrested in Hancock New Hampshire. He faced an indictment for attempted bribery and a $10000 bond default. Sheriff Doane placed him in the deputy’s charge awaiting extradition. He seeks aid from ex US attorney Hambrett to fight extradition.

Minneapolis Hancock N. H Albert Alonzo M. Ames Doane Manchester Ames United States Charles J. Hambrett Nashua

Threw Flowers to Waves at Gloucester Harbor Memorial

Nearly 1,000 people gathered at Atlantic Wharf Gloucester to witness seventy four flowers cast into Gloucester harbor by seventy four children as tribute to fisheries losses. A memorial service followed at City Hall. Mrs C W W Rhodes Crawfordville Ga funeral held at 2 pm from daughter’s residence. Rev Owens officiated.

Gloucester Mass Atlantic’ Wharf Gloucester Harbor C. W. W. Rhodes Crawfordville C. W. Rhodes C. Holden A. Owens

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