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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
6
An early report details the fatal shooting of Auditor Squier near a rail line in WoTE gamer county. Investigators and officials, including Mr Squier, describe the scene, timing, and actions taken as witnesses recall the incident and the victim’s body found near a train embankment.
Georgetown duck hunter Hal Caines and ten companions face contempt charges before Judge Simonton in Charleston. The case questions past injunctions against hunting on designated streams and whether limited hunting grounds justify future court action, with broader rights and state game concerns at stake.
The piece describes a captiol session with notes on changes to a commission programme, upcoming hearings on clemency, prison matters, and impending legislative decisions. It mentions bids for capitol building repairs, governor office changes, and staff shifts affecting the state administration in the near term.
A large blaze engulfed the Mughes Brothers warehouse and stables on Tivighes avenue, destroying machinery and manufactured goods and killing two enslaved youths. The flames caused about half a million in damage with insurance covering half. Dozens of horses perished and property loss mounted as investigators began assessing the scene.
Delhi January 4 A chapter of Indian orders followed a durbar with Lord Curzon Lady Curzon and the Connaughts in attendance. The event featured scores of princes and about three hundred members of the Order of Star of India. A grand procession, music from the balcony, and a state service led by the bishop of Lahore marked the day. In London a Delhi dispatch reports a bold Pathan attempt to seize jewels valued at 400000 during an arts exhibit, thwarted by police and jewelers.
An ailing elephant arrives in Atlanta and is expected to be relocated to Grant Park this week or next, after recovering from influenza. Officials plan a supervised walk to the park and placement in the former Cito exhibit, where she will stand in the animal house during cooler months and be fed hay, peanuts, and cakes by admirers. The move is contingent on full recovery and city officers’ assurances.
The official Mexico City paper refutes claims Limantour was born abroad, noting his birth on December 26 in Mexico City makes him eligible to be president. It argues foreign birth would not preclude his office and points to his tenure as minister of finance as proof of constitutional eligibility.
Reports from headwater gauges indicate water levels near 162 feet with readings steady or falling. Downstream stations anticipate no rise above 8 feet as the danger period ends tonight. Local officials warn residents to remain cautious and monitor further updates.
Boston reports the torpedo boat destroyer McDonough built by Fore River Ship and Engine Co. in Quincy exceeded its 28 knot contract during a test run. A government endurance trial at 26 knots was halted after a high cross sea caused a sail to blow out, delaying to Tuesday.
In Colorado Springs on Christmas Day, Philip Dudley Wilson wed Mrs Sarah Tracy Patterson at her residence on Second Street Thylwild The ceremony by Manley D Ormes followed a simple gathering of friends The couple will reside at 22 Second Street Ivywild Colorado Springs after January 2 The bride, noted for painting Colorado wildflowers, received carnations from Los Angeles and guests used hand-painted place cards with quotes
A South Carolina corporation with capital of a million dollars named Cumbia was formed. The "44th Independent Cotton Company of Charleston" has one million dollars paid in and will operate cotton mills and toncres. Officers Morris Israel president Bright Wiles Mamson vice president Lou Williamson Jr secretary F Keith Dargin general manager. All officers from Darlington except Israel from Charleston. Charter also granted to Marion Water Light and Power Company with officers JW Johnson president A N Walker vice president H Vtcover secretary S Spruks treasurer.
The forecast is doubtful with no severe cold expected in Atlanta. Skies remain cloudy, rain minimal, and temperatures slightly lower than yesterday. No Sunday reports were received by the local weather bureau, but high pressure in the west suggests little change tonight this day. A future cold wave may arrive once high pressure dissipates, though official timing remains unclear.
Reports from Lareda Texas say nine workers at the Guggenheim smelter have struck over a new pay system starting January 1. The walkout halts operations in furnaces roasting and sampling, with about 30 others affected as smelter No 3 sits idle. Officers used revolvers to quell a demonstrative mob, two strikers injured, and the threat of militia to guard the plant as talks resume.
Hermosillo Mexico dispatch notes two bubonic plague cases in Ahome Sinaloa near the Sonora border. Authorities announce a sanitary cordon on the border barring entry into Sonora from the south to prevent spread.
Dr Frank K. Sanders, dean of Yale Divinity, preached at Atlanta University during a southern tour. He urged courage and steadfast faith, likening biblical endurance to modern moral action, and urged believers to strive as vessels for God’s use while building up the world.
A large demonstration in Panama honors newly appointed Governor Dr Duran. Delegates from all parties gathered to welcome him and hear speeches. Governor Duran expressed acceptance of the post for the love of the isthmus and stated the appointment aims to unite the national government and foster reconciliation.
Physicians F Rosammonnish and W A Monnish advertise women’s diseases and treatments with three years of experience. Graduates of American and European medical schools, located at 49 Peachtree Street with offices on Forrest Avenue, phone listed.
The British steamship Myrtledale, bound from Fern Ou Fn to New York with ballast, grounded on the beach near Jores Hetch TE I. The crew landed safely and a wreck tug secured lines to the steamer. she will be floated at the next high tide. Coast reports indicate little to no damage.
A mangled OCR fragment recounts a preacher age 82 composing sermons and letters. It mentions a letter to Wellsie Nix Pare 38, confused references to trials, a prison, and a New York electric line. The text is jumbled with stray names, places, and incomplete phrases, reflecting a damaged page with scattered opinions and anecdotes.
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