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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1903

Page

6

Million Dollar Car Plant Proposed for Atlanta

Frith Weldon, publisher of The Common Carrier, reports capitalists backing a $1,000,000 car plant in Atlanta with a daily capacity of 30 freight cars. The project aims to employ hundreds, use nearby iron and lumber, and could include a large foundry, financed by about $1.65 million.

Amarta Atlanta United States Tra Fe Welcon Frith Weldon Galwas the Common Carrier Transportiti Davia Detroit South Georg Birmingham St Louis Jefferson City Willie + thorough

December Post Office Revenue Sets City Record

Postmaster E F Bridgett reports December receipts at 4146.23, the highest monthly total in the office history, with December 1801 showing 18,087.87 and a 4 percent year over year increase. October and November also set new records, while the first six months of the current fiscal year reveal strong growth for Atlanta's postal business amid calls for a larger office facility.

Athinta Posiatico Terres E F Bridgett Presious Atlantas Atlanta Therumdei

Bloodhounds Track Lossed Cash After Pocket Slip

Marshal Ryan and County Policeman Wright recovered four dollars left in a shirt pocket by Willie, who forgot the wash. The money was hidden in a can by a loft thief and two involved suspects, a man and a woman, fled town. Willie resigned from the police to join Scuttern railway. a freight collision near January 1 injured May Lovell and killed Ray Hickman, age 18.

Trecker Marshal Ryan Wright Wilkie Willie Marena Ryan Willae Scuttern Winllie Ray Hickman Miss May Lovell Hickman Wiss Lovell

Patek Philippe Watches Sold Only at Maier & Berkele

Patek Philippe watches hold supremacy wherever watches are used with exclusive sales in Atlanta. Buyers must visit Maier and Berkele at 31 Whitehall Street to purchase.

Patek, Phillippe & Co Atlanta

Bonds to be Purchased by Simkang Fund Commission

The Simkang Fund Commission will meet today at noon in the office of Wavor Wims Tac band to authorize the purchase of $81,000 in bonds issued by the municipality. The list shows bonds with twenty nine years to run and insured by HG At lanta, Hon. Insurance Company for 102 gid. The Atlanta Home will hear the purchase orders and the city notes will be bought immediately.

Simkang Fund Commission Einking Fund Enairma 1 Wavor Wims Tac Band HG Atlanta Hon. Insurance Company Atlanta

Mob Threatens Italians After Railroad Foreman Murder

After Daniel Wright, a foreman with the Dehter and Ro Grande railroad, was shot by an Italian laborer following a quarrel, Mintura citizens threaten action against Italians. The prisoner was moved to the fort, and despite mob threats, no violence has yet occurred. Italian consul Guiseppe Cuneo requested protection.

Denver Guiseppe Cuneo Coneul Ttalians Mintura

Agnes Scott Institute Opens Strong Session in Decatur

The Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Georgia reports its current session, begun September 10, is the best yet with the largest enrollment and students from fourteen states. The spring term starts January 17. new students may enter after Christmas recess January 2.

Agnes Scott Institute Decatur

Archbishop Keane Ordered to Pay Damages in Iowa Suit

Sherman and Hanfeldt of Williams Iowa win a suit against Archbishop Keane of Dubuque for 2480 linked to a contract to bid a Williams church. The church allegedly failed to honor terms, with a priest fluent in two languages to be provided. Also mentions Achille F Midgeon of New London Conn, noted as prominent in Connecticut business circles, and his death in Jacksonville Fla.

Sherman Hanfeldt Sioux City Iowa C . Sherman John Hanfeldt Willams Keane Dubuque Williams T&& Church Archile Maidgeon Turrington Jacksonville Achille F Midgeon Connecticut Eagle Bicycle Company Union Hardware Company Ie West

Divorce Wanted by Mrs Chapman in Local Court

The grand jury met next Thursday as part of routine term prep. A divorce petition by Mrs Ada Chapman seeks a fourfold relief after a soldier husband served in 1893 and returned from the war. the case alleges a broken marriage and seeks restoration of her maiden name Adam Shockley Mokoote J. The same session saw civil suits including a damages claim of 9100 against the Ro O Campbell Co. for injuries from a stick during a sidewalk incident.

Jefferson Chapman Chapman Spain Leist Tna Tieen Nam Adam Shockley Mokoote His Wen Vies Chapman Sas Tartary Rounscout Willegin Charle Ell Sulltor Joann Monaghan Teu Ural Mormghar Ira Lu Atenson James B Ewing

Robbery on Piedmont Avenue Ends with Missing Purse

Mrs Harry Clein was robbed of her purse and cash on Piedmont Avenue around 6:20 PM by two Black men described as a mother and son. Chief Bal urged women to avoid carrying purses openly on the street and pledged efforts to recover the lost money.

Harry Clein

Georgia Supreme Court appoints Lamar to fill vacancy

The Georgia Supreme Court on Thursday 1 January 1903 tendered Justice Hor Wy Little's resignation and Governor appoints Ion Joseph Lamar of Augusta to fill the vacancy. The Brunswick call for near arguments is postponed to Tuesday the 1st. Atlanta circuit to follow with rapid docketing for criminal cases before the Atlanta and Stone Mountain circuits hear them.

Supreme Court of Georgia Hor Wy Little Ion Joseph “R Lamar Augusta Atlanta Stone Mountin

Opinion by Judge Hart on Georgia reports publication

Attorney General Hart states the legislature intended to publish the Georgia reports and republish earlier Georgia reports where rights expired, with costs paid from sale of the combined volumes. The limit was to cover this and next year, linking funding to sales of the published volumes including colonial, revolutionary, and Confederate records.

Hart Supreme Court Georgia Hail Terrell General Assembly Candler Errol Tae Guilrac de Cunger Legislatue Enpwrights Smne Colnniat Jorria Cereral

Empire Denies Planned Merger by Callaway Company

Empire Mutual Annuity and Life Insurance Company denies reports it plans to merge with Georgia firms. Manager Callaway says the claim is erroneous and emphasizes independent operation, adds new policies with scientific rates and a strong 1902 earnings record.

Callaway aAgenses Empyre Mutual Annaty and Life Tns Wance Company Peters Georgia Go Tir Empire Mutual Annuity and Life Insurance Company Thapeikung Vir Callaway Gur Bugmness Mer Att State Insurance

Firemen do good work at five alarms in Americus

The Americus department answered five alarms today with excellent service keeping total losses under 50 dollars. One blaze damaged a safe in an old dwelling while another fire occurred elsewhere. The 1902 record shows annual fire losses stayed below 3000 dollars.

Americus Americus Dppartment Granhams Americas Department

Diamonds Rubies Emeralds Sapphires Pearls

A compact listing item noting jewels including diamonds rubies emeralds sapphires and pearls set as desired. The brief reads like a jewelry catalog line emphasizing customization options for precious stones.

Body of Ewing Still Unclaimed After Fatal Train Shooting

The unclaimed body of James B. Ewing lies in the Patterson undertaking parlors as detectives seek information about the Southern train killing. Efforts to locate relatives or any identifying clues have failed, with the body likely to be donated to a medical college. Patterson plans another inquiry as he describes Ewing’s appearance and clothing at the time of death.

James B. Ewing Southern H M Patterson Duing Patterson W H Ugwing Farmsilie Ya Smiths Grave Ry National Soldiers Home Tata

Joel Hurt to be President of Park Board

Mayor elect Howell announces Joel Hurt will be appointed president of the park commissioners replacing the late Colonel WP Moyers. Howell says Hurt will guide the board, citing Hurt’s shown interest in Grant Parks beautification and his readiness to accept the presidency.

Yan P Towel Joel Hurt Park Commisoners Park Commissioners Wil Hart Howell Colonel Moyers Berview Moyers Grant Colonel Movers Board of Park Commissioners Chaya

HOS CELEBRATION RESULT IN SHOOTING

Newark January 1 Four persons were shot during John Hacket’s celebration of the opening of 198 Hacket fired a shotgun. Lena Neldar was critically wounded in the chest. TL Nelderit was shot in the face and head. Mrs J Werna and Peter Werna were also shot in the face. Hackel was arrested.

Hasket Newark John Hackets Hacket Lena Neld Nelderit J Werna Peter Werna Hackel

Shot wife and killed self in New Year incident

Mrs Mary Dannenhauer shot and killed herself at her Philadelphia home after firing at her husband Charles Dannenhauer during New Year’s Eve celebrations. He was struck in the hand and is under arrest as police investigate the incident. In Miami, the steamer Martinique reports its second officer losing a wheel after a shaft broke, leaving the ship with a single screw able to make eight knots per hour.

Philadelphia Mary Dannenhauer Charles Dannenhauer Roman Rannenhauer Anl Martinique Miami Fla Brunswick and Gecléental Steamships Company Havennichett Toasy

State Gossip and Capitol Meetings in Georgia Stateline

The Georgia state board meets in Atlanta Saturday January V6 to examine applicants and conduct official business. Notices were issued by President Wo Edward elit via Secretary L. H Hurghard. Bond news arrives from the comptroller general as holidays delay county officer replacements. Professor WB Werritt begins as state school commissioner, with Walter Wise taking over duties. Colonel O B Stevens and Captain R S Wright receive gold gift items at a luncheon hosted by inspectors, followed by a dinner hosted by Stevens.

Georgia State Board of Emblaming Wall Atlanta Saurday Wo Edward Elit L. H Hurghard Wacon WB Werritt Capitol Walter Wise Pors O B Stevens R S Wright Colonel Stevens Captain Wright Kimball House Wright Lyank Weldon Oil Atlanta WC Bryant State Oil Sexer Lumcheon Stevens Wright W. CG. Bryant Sorrell Grimm Dr. Cheatham Macon Walter Coleman Cedartown J F Johnston Harry Cebeniss Agricultural Department Emmett Irvin B M Blackburn Executive Department Obear Frank Wel Yes Capitol Avenue

Freight wreck derails four cars. two men fatally hurt

A southbound freight on the Cinemat Southern collided with an obstruction, derailing four cars. Debris cleared by crane, a car turned. Robert Howard died an hour after the crash and Julian Scott Howard died later, with Scott badly wounded and expected to die. The incident occurred early this morning near the wreck site.

Eansing Jean Darly Southern Robert Howard Julian Scott Howard Scott

Bryan Returns from Hot Lands to Mexico City

Bryan Jennings Bryan returns from the hot country to Mexico City with his family and will return north tomorrow. He notes many young Americans with capital are entering Mexican plantations in the tropical belt. While pleased with tropical agriculture prospects, he remains satisfied with his small farm on the outskirts of Lincoln, Nebraska.

Mexico City William Jenings Bryan Mexico Es Bryan Linco Nebr

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