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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1902

Page

4

Guerry Attacks Terrell Over Railroad Question

A Canton speech by J M Terrell is challenged by Guerry who accuses railroad influence in Georgia politics. The letter to The Constitution argues Terrell lacks impartiality and cites Guerry’s dismissal from a railroad contract as alleged proof. Campaign moves include Longley at Terrell headquarters and a Wayne county club forming to back Guerry. Colonel Estill also tours north Georgia for campaign effort.

Guerry Macon Editas Myelf Terrell Guerry & Ball Georgia Southern Florka Fordee John J. Hall Finster Jena Georgia Fanj, Ie Verde Dupont Guerry Jesup Atkingon Wayne County Dr. Middleton & Sons Atkinson D. R. Johnson J. J Chambers

Debate rejection and praise for Terrell across Georgia

State political gossip from the Vienna News and multiple papers notes Joseph M Terrell’s refusal to engage in joint gubernatorial debates with Guerry. Opinions range from support for Terrell’s candidacy and a call against debates to warnings that debates provoke bitterness and poor attendance, with endorsements from Eastman Journal and Augusta Chronicler and a consensus that joint debates are unnecessary.

Dooly County Vienna Joseph M Terrell Guerry Democratic Party Augusta Chionicig Kaerynoay Terrell

Nunnally Acquitted of Assault and Battery

Don Nunnally, a well known pants manufacturer, was found not guilty of assault and battery in city criminal court before Judge B A Calhoun. The verdict surprised him after an afternoon paper reported a guilty verdict and related the December incident with A Bradbury, former labor committee chairman, over wage scale negotiations.

Don Nunnally B. A Calhoun City Criminal Court Nunnally Nunnalty A. Bradbury Bradbury Beam

Wheeler & Wilson No 9 Sewing Machine Praise Ad

Women praised the Wheeler & Wilson No 9 for its quiet operation and superior performance. The ad highlights its home usefulness and popularity among prominent buyers, noting the salesroom at TL Whitehall Street in Atlanta Georgia.

Wheeler & Wilson

Methodists to Entertain at Park Street Church

West End church hosts an evening fundraiser tomorrow to aid the building fund. The program features the congregation’s youths, refreshments by the ladies, and admission priced at 2 cents for adults and 18 cents for children under 12. Acts include a quartet, a debate on character of Joseph versus Moses, dissolving views, an illustrated solo, and stereopticon views with a London life tale.

Park Street West End Joseph Moses J. B. Zachry Robinson Carter the Rapiis Holy City Christie London Willis M. Everett Mary Singleton Mra

DuBignon to Build New Atlanta Home Ahead of Move

Prominent Savannah lawyer Hon. Fleming duBignon plans a Peachtree Street residence in Atlanta with his family, as an architect draws plans and work is expected to begin soon. Longtime Savannah resident and counselor for the Southern Express Company, he chairs Georgia's Democratic Executive Committee and previously served with Erkin, duBignon & Chisholm for Plant system.

Savannah Atlanta Fleming duBignon duBignon Peachtree Street Fourteenth Baldwin County Southern Express Company Erkin, duBignon & Chisholm Democratic Executive Committee

Railway Notes and First Annual Meeting Highlights

Car Service Association managers met at Major J C Haskell's office to discuss uniform rules and new diem rates for freight cars. The Richmond Washington Company held its first annual meeting with officers including Samuel Rea and W B Schofield. Tennessee Central denied sale rumors and outlined independent operation. Detailing visits by rail leaders in Atlanta and Knoxville plus a note on a Southern Car Foundry contract and the Southeastern Passenger Association conference in Palm Beach.

Car Service Association J. C. Haskell Southeastern Car Service Association Capital City W. A. Moody Aubama Car Service Association Hirmingham Haskins Louisiana Car Service Association New Orleans J. C. Loomis Louisvile Car Service Association Louisville R. A. McDonald Memphis Car Service Association Memphis H. B. Stevenson Nashville Car Service Assocation Nashville P. R Albright North Carolina Car Service Association Raleigh H. P. Bagar Tennessee Car Service Association Chattanooga R. A. Taylor Virginia Car Service Association Richmond W. M. Pratt Compas Car Service Association St. Louis A. L. Gardner Baltimore- Washington Car Service Association Washington A. J. Eliot Tillnes Car Service Association Peoria Atlanta Philadelphia Richmond-Washington Company Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac South Samuel Rea Robert H. Groff Robert F. Smith W. B. Schofield Pennsylvani Harry Walters Atlantic Coast Lane Samuel Spencer Southern Railway George W. Stevens Chesapeake and Ghio L. ¥. Loree Baltimore and Ohio J. Sielton Willams Seaboard Air Line Knoxville Tenn Jere Baxter Tennessee Central J. Pierpont Morgan Cumberland Ten_nessee Central Nat Baxter Tennessee Coal and Iron Company F. W. Miller Southwestern American Refrigerator Transit Company Frank G Browder Lihe Montgomery

Endowed Maturity and Losses Reported in Early Summary

The text fragment notes losses and maturation events tied to a financial or institutional context, indicating endowments and related outcomes. Names, dates, or places are not clearly legible, but the passage implies a formal notice or brief summary of financial changes.

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