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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
11
For sale one horse victoria carriage at a bargain. Apply to W. W. Draper, 34 Cone Street.
The annual report to the Atlanta YMCA directors outlines a year of growth across devotional, educational, physical, social, junior, and membership programs. It cites 42 religious meetings drawing 14,584 attendees, 97 careers for Christ, 2,275 in Bible class sessions, 239 in the night school, and 1,508 membership applications with 1,162 tickets issued, plus notable awards and new programs.
British Medical Institute establishes a permanent city branch at 104 North Pryor Street Lowndes Building with rooms 207 208 219 212 213 offering three months of free medical services to all invalids who call before January 28. The staff will provide consultation examination advice minor surgery and treatment with a promised cure where possible and frank notice if incurable. Office hours run from 9 to Sunday hours with emphasis on rapid personal acquaintance with patients.
The report highlights a funded swimming pool project funded by city approval and strong support from leaders like B O W Brozov. It notes employment department success with firms such as Cable Piano Neal Lash and Banting Constitution Publishing Deering Harvester and Southern Bell, and praises Finance chair Dr K H Boland. It urges continued support from members, ministers, and local papers as it aims to guide Atlanta youth into leadership in 1992.
Brooklyn dramatic reader Charles F Underhill will interpret Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s The Rivals at the Grand Friday evening as the eighth Atlanta Lecture Association program. The Savannah Morning News praised his monologue impersonation at Guards’ Hall, noting the challenge of multiple characters without costumes and predicting lasting audience delight.
A telegram to the Cortez committee reports the 18th Court of Appeals reversed and remanded the Gregorio Cortez murder case. Cortez was tried in Gonzales for killing a constable, triggering a broad manhunt. The Gonzales jury and local officials faced intense scrutiny as details emerged.
A Huntsville blaze yesterday morning destroyed Papworths saloon and fourteen residences in the West End, causing about $10,000 in loss. The fire started in the saloon and swept the block rapidly, with occupants escaping barely in time. Insurance covered one third of the value.
Memphis Tenn January 16 The Southern Lumber Manufacturers Association elected officers with N. M. McLeod as president and George Gardiner as vice president. George K. Smith was named secretary and A. J. Niemeyer treasurer. A sixty day credit term for pine lumber was approved and the group plans to exhibit at St Louis in 1903 while pledging to fight railroad discrimination. The association adjourned to meet in St Louis next July.
South Carolina legislators hear a resolution praising Schley. In the House, W. J. Johnson introduced a measure condemning the verdict of the Schley Court of Inquiry and its critics, while commending Admiral Dewey for backing Schley. The resolution is to be acted on tomorrow.
State Auditor Dixon, chair of the Soldiers' Home board, announces a February 4 meeting to dedicate the dormitory gifted by twenty eight Daughters chapters. Raleigh活动 invites delegates, Veterans attend, a flag-raising and music planned, with Governor Aycock and Dixon likely to speak at the reception in Raleigh.
Mrs Grenner pledges to prosecute her husband G W Greiner of Washington Court House Ohio who allegedly deserted his family and fled with another woman to Chattanooga Tennessee where police search proceeds. Gas crops killed as farmers report winter damage across Raleigh area with oats and wheat hurt by dry autumn and cold months.
John Hill a planter from West Baton Rouge today donated 25000 dollars to Louisiana State University for construction of an alumni building and library. In Beaumont Texas the steamer Cardium cleared Port Arthur January 15 with a 54000 barrel oil cargo for Liverpool to be used as fuel on the voyage, the rest by coal.
Annapolis Maryland January 15 Both houses of the general assembly met in joint convention at noon and formally ratified Arthur Pue Gorman as United States senator to succeed George Lee Wellington. Also noted is the sudden death of a local resident and a Chester candidate for United States service returning home after church.
New York January 15 Two $500 checks from Thomas W. Lawson fund the race negotiations for Boralma against Lord Derby and The Abbot owned by John J Scannell. The Boralma Lord Derby and Boralma The Abbot races will run between July 15 and September 1 1902 for 32000 a side. Winners are decided by best three of five heats.
In a six day race in Philadelphia on January 15, a nasty spill near the end of the third day knocked four riders from the track. Hatfield broke a collar bone, Freeman sprained a shoulder, Gougoltz continued with a new wheel, and Leander escaped injury. Final eight hour score standings show Monroe McEachern 513.1, Gougoltz Wilson 613.4, Leander Rutz 513.1, Chevalier Fisher 512, Hatfield King 612.10, Mueller Barclay 512.3.
At Oakland on January 16, favorite horses won four races in a day of brisk Thoroughbred action. Tower of Candles led a late drive to beat Sir Hampton in the third race while Watercure edged Edgardo in the 11-18 miles handicap. Bullman OConner and Jackenegeh rode two winners, with other results listing Afghan, Orfed, Sly, and Commissioner Forster among performers as the day’s entries were posted. The Southern's Chicago and Florida Special was also noted as a top train.
Georgia delegation in Congress presses Attorney General Knox to name guards for the Atlanta federal prison from Georgia and the South, beyond Civil Service. They note the current Leavenworth-only roster lacks southern representation and urge appointing at least half from their region.
In New Orleans the favorites fell in every race. Maggie Davis set a track record by winning the fifth race at six furlongs, while Leenja and Lingo secured early victories. The card features six races with detailed results, times, and weights, plus today’s entries for each race.
At Charleston BC January 16 two favorites won at the exposition track. Weather threatens and track fast. Latte wins first race for 2-year-olds over furlongs. Malden claims second race for 3-year-olds with Hing second. Handicapped for 4-year-olds up over five hurdles Tom Cutt first Haco second Broadway third. Salome first Sadie Burnonm second Kitdarne third. Lela Barr first Fotasy Bege ena second ilvton Boy third. In South Bend Jes Leonard accepts Santry challenge for 20 rounds after February 0 if em plans hold. Leonard to fight winner of Gander fight at Omaha.
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