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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
14
A chaotic streetcar crash halted service and trapped passengers along Fourties Street and Woodward Avenue. Crowds waited for relief as passengers, pedestrians, and nearby workers watched emergency crews clear wreckage. Police investigated the incident while transit workers redirected routes. Local businesses reported brief closures.
An obituary notice outlines Cat Matthews burial among prominent figures within UCV. Dated lines describe family ties, funeral arrangements, and references to health decline and death occurring weeks earlier, with mentions of relatives and local officials.
Walter Paul a 21 year old Pequod Indian graduate of Carlisle University and now a soldier at Fort McPherson married Misa Ethel Reagin a stenographer in Atlanta after a quiet ceremony at the minister's home on Woungwuim Street. The couple, whose romance began after the Seventeenth Regiment returned from Terra Tabt wine tor, plan to reside in New York after his army service ends.
A midwinter note reports spring’s early start with mild days and a sun bath scene. Plowing begins as crops push forth, and Lent starts February 17, the earliest Ash Wednesday in over a century, signaling an unusually early spring and Easter on March 23.
Charles R Crane visiting area next week drawing attention from residents and local organizations. The event appears tied to a political or rally context with multiple local names and places mentioned though OCR quality is poor. Further details are unclear but the notice signals an upcoming public appearance by Crane and related support figures.
William Rockefeller has reached Nassau New Providence aboard a traveling party. The party, arriving in Nassau on Friday, reports Mr Rockefeller in good health and under house guard while a committee in Washington pursued a travel and investment matter.
Fragmented parliamentary notes reveal Judge Hammond urging President elect Wilson to back a looming extra session measure. References to party balance, key figures Mitchell Palmet Tenn and Burle Texas discuss the political path. Contained remarks hint at support for a pending bill tied to the emancipation proclamation anniversary celebration.
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL spoke to a Senate judiciary subcommittee in Washington on the Clastun anti injunction and contempt bills. He defended organized labor and denounced dynamite violence while criticizing employers and associations including U S Steel and the National Erectors. He argued that government by injunction is preferable to government by dynamite and defended the American Federation of Labor as a force for workers.
Protests by the senate against any crime in the fur seal treaty have led President Taft to withhold a message to Congress. A conference with senators Hieteahoo Benitor Nelson and Dineham prompted the decision to delay action and consider a temporary transfer of the proposal. Japan reportedly protests the included five year closed season, while the final accord among the United States Great Britain and Russia envisages a ten year united klima period.
Testimony before the civil service commission alleges the Policemen’s Union pressured Chicago officials and that committee discussions avoided salaries except for political impact. Investigators say at least 25 officers face charges over alleged funds used to influence politics.
Funeral services for James R. Keene financier and stake leader were held today at Garacedle. From the church the cortege traveled by special train to Woodland cemetery. Present were William Rowan, Algernon Damberfeld, and various financial and turf associates including Thomas F Ryan, James Birds Tenry Clews, James Rowe, Andrew Miller, Phil Dwyer, and W Scully.
In a tonight session, Minority Leader Hinman introduced a constitutional amendment on woman suffrage. The measure states that foreign-born women who become citizens by marriage must be naturalized as men before gaining suffrage, aligning naturalization with male standard.
Utlea New York January 6 report shows the estate of the late Vice President James Sherman valued at 370075 30 with debts and expenses totaling 46429 34. Net assets go to Mrs Sherman.
Detroit businessman Hugh Chalmers testified in Cincinnati that five years after leaving National Cash Register he controlled about 95 percent of the world market. He described company practices including recordkeeping on rival sales and alleged devices to pressure competitors, and said Patterson earned 114000 dollars annually. He claimed paper patents were used to preempt competitor improvements.
In Salt Lake City Governor William Spry began his second term with an inaugural address at noon. He denounced agitation for direct public rule as a threat to the Constitution, saying popular government rhetoric has swept many countrymen from their paths and risks renouncing constitutional foundations.
The transport Prairie carrying 28 officers and 528 marines arrived today at Philadelphia navy yard from Nicaragua. Marines had been sent last August to protect American interests during the rebellion and saw action near Managua. Five American marines were killed. Private Harry Edwards was wounded in the leg and removed to the marine hospital.
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