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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

20

Alabama Sets April 11 Primary for State Offices

Alabama Democratic executive committee fixes April 11 as the general primary date for chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court, railroad commission president, circuit judges, solicitors, chancellors, nine district congressmen, county officers, and other November offices. Opposition limited. chairman elected. resignation accepted from Judge Laws’ candidate replacement smooths path. City swarms with candidates for multiple offices.

Montgomery Ala Thoe Democratic Executive Committee of Alabama Supreme Court Railroad Commission Roward J. Laws Bis H. G. D. Mallory

Murderers Saved from Mob in Colorado Springs

A mob of about 1300 formed at Valverde to lynch three slayers of Mrs. Youngblood Peters, Andrews, and Arnold. Police, alerted by Chief Armstrong, moved the prisoners to Colorado Springs and intercepted the crowd. The mob learned of the action and dispersed.

Denver Youngblood Peters Andrews Arnold Valverde Armstrong Colorado Springs

United Cigarette Company sues agent over sale contracts

In Raleigh on January 6 the United Cigarette Company of England files a federal suit against agent R H Wright to compel him to disclose full statements of all contracts for sale and rent made while agent for Bousack cigarette machines in Japan and the Philippines. The case centers on about 50000 dollars. Wright is a prominent Durham, North Carolina figure.

Raleigh N.C United Cigarette Company England R. H. Wright Imn Bousack Japan Philippines United Company Wright Durham N. C

Funeral of Rev Dr Robert Caldwell at Greensboro

Funeral services were held in Greensboro for Rev Dr Robert Caldwell former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. A special train from Winston-Salem carried funeral escorts and relatives arriving at 3 o clock. He was interred at Green Hill cemetery as Templars from Winston and Greensboro officiated before a large gathering. A beautiful floral design filled the vault area.

Sr. Caldwell Greensboro N. C Winston-Salem Robert Caldwell Green Him Cemetery Tisalgat Templars Winston Flor

Saved from Terrible Death by Dr King’s New Discovery

Mrs M L Bobbitt of Bargerton Temn faced consuming illness as doctors failed and remedies proved useless. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption brought immediate relief after the first bottle and full recovery with continued use. A guaranteed cure for throat and lung troubles, 50c and 1.00 per bottle, trial bottles free at drug stores.

M. L. Bobbitt Bargerton Temn

Block To Be Chairman in Civil Service Commission

Civil Service Commissioners Cooley and Greene plan to ask General Joan C. Black, recently nominated member, to succeed the deceased John T. Proctor as chairman of the commission. The move signals leadership reshaping within the agency.

Dividends Declared by Americus Banks in Georgia

Americus Georgia January 6 specials Bank of Southwestern Georgia declared its usual semi annual dividend at 5 percent on capital stock of 100000. Bank of Commerce paid 6 per cent annual dividend on 65000 capital. Both banks added to surplus and prosper. The Planters Bank holds annual meeting later and will declare the usual good dividend.

Americus Banks Americus Gank Georgia Bank of Commerce Planters’ Bank

Fire kills chief as Sterling Bros warehouse burns

London Ontario January 6 Chief Gee of the fire department was killed and three firemen were badly injured when a burning wall collapsed at a fire tearing through Sterling Bros wholesale shoe factory and warehouses. The loss is estimated at 50000 dollars.

London Ont Gee Fire Department Sterling Bros

Longstreet Interred in Gainesville Amid Old Soldier Farewell

In Gainesville Georgia January 6 Lieutenant General James Longstreet, the Civil War veteran dubbed the war horse of the Confederacy, is laid to rest in a solemn, cross-city procession. Veterans and women of the South honor his memory with flags, tears, and a veteran’s farewell as bells toll and taps echoes across winter fields.

Alan Rogers Gainesville Georgia South Dixieland James Tongstreet Confederacy Reunited Union Women Daughters of the Revolution Daughters of the Confederacy Army of Homes Longstreet General Jenkins North Carolina Ang

Funeral of General Longstreet In Gainesville Attracts Thousands

The January 6 Gainesville funeral for General James Longstreet drew thousands to the county courthouse. The body lay in state since yesterday in the rotunda, then moved to the main court room for a lengthy service. Attendees included family, Confederate groups, and friends. a Bishop Kelley eulogy praised his memory as crowds observed a citywide shutdown.

A. S. Hardy Gainesville James Longstreet Toffey County Court House Court House Ewo Activa United States Candler Horse Guards Mia, Longstreet John G R. Lee F. Randolph Longstreet Mra J. Estin Whelchel Lee Lved Leng Alta Vista Posion Keiley Father Schadewell Albany Luther Gunn Sacred Heart Church Atlanta

Longstreet Funeral Sermon Highlights Confederate Heroism

The service at the courthouse led by Bishop Heiler and Father Schadewell honored General James Longstreet. Bishop Keiley spoke of pride in the rebellion’s cause while lamenting defeat, praising Longstreet’s leadership and Christian faith, and noting Longstreet’s conversion to Catholicism after the war. The procession to Alta Vista cemetery included bands and veterans, ending with prayers for his soul.

Heiler Savannah Father Schadewell Albany Doctor Gunn Sacred Heart Church Atlanta Schadewell Keiley Longstreet Appomattox Federal Lee Johnston Hampton Adler Tima Gennty James Longstreet Haa South Carolina West Point Aig Union James Longstreet Bayard Robert E. ‘Lee Dames Longstreet Bethlehem Chi Mary Ames James Qonestreet Ruu Catholic Church Mother Church Court House Queen City Band Candier Horse Guards Governor's Horse Guards Heaven Daughters of the Confederacy Brenan College Bradfora Street Spring Street Spring Grove West Broad Broad Alta Vista

Longstreet Memorial Service and Railways Commissioner Fate

A funeral service included prayers and tribute to Longstreet, followed by a volley and guards firing. Washington reports that Secretary Hitchcock may abolish the railway commissioner post by July 1, with no successor planned and duties absorbed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Thor Christ Candler Tip Guards Governor’s Horse Guards A. J. West W. X N. Pillow Areva Longstreet Washington Hitchcock General Longstreet Interior Department Congress Aparo Interstate Commerce Commission Wade Stampton

Father Robbed Own Daughter in Chicago Probate Case

Clara Irene Taing of Chicago was induced to sign a release in Toledo that freed her father from liability as guardian in a guardianship accounting suit. Former Governor John M. Wamiston presented evidence of an heir claim to 160000, but the fortune allegedly vanished. Taing repudiated the Toledo document. the case was continued until next Friday.

Chicago Clara Irene Taing Toledo Ohio John M. Wamiston Propate Court Mise Laing Hamilton Lim Misa Laing

Robbery Strikes Rockmart Methodist Minister

Rockmart Georgia January 6 A Methodist minister Rev F B Robinson was sandbagged and robbed at 6 15 pm while traveling from the Southern depot to his home. His injuries are not serious no clue has been found.

BR Johnson Rockmart FB. R. Oplinson Donot

Leave Cases to the Cour Leave Cases to the Cour

A garbled historical clipping references the Mississippi legislature and a plea to defer lynching to the courts. It alludes to Governor and legislative action, plus stray verses and an advertisement about Morley's Lemon Et for constipation.

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