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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1902

Page

7

District Likely to See an Interesting Race in Ninth District

The piece discusses a contested ninth district race for congress with mentions of Senator Bin Smith of the fourth district as a potential opponent to Carter Tate. It notes Watkins of Gilmer may run, Gov. Candler’s stance, and possible cooperation plans among supporters. Also covered is Governor Terrell’s forthcoming gubernatorial bid, potential successors, and endorsements from regional papers like the Dublin Courier-Dispatch backing Colonel Estill for governor.

Congress bin Smith Wnettig Carter Tate Smith Tate Athenta Wat‘king O¢ Gilmer Bill Smith Fils Dr. Watkins Candler Ninth District Tam Papé Brown James M. Smith Terrellia Brown Atlanta Mr. Smith Estill Dublin Courier-Dispatch J. H. Estill Dispatch Colonel Estill Pope Brown J. Mu Terrell Dupont Guerry J. J. Eatiit South Georgia North Georgia Georgia Savannah News Estil South Georgy Colonel Esti Hetil

Country youth seeks Odd Fellows goat show in Atlanta

A country youth from Ellijay, after attending a local district gathering, attempted to enter the Atlanta lodge of Odd Fellows to see their goat riding exhibition. Despite warnings, he pressed in, prompting a police call. He agreed to leave and return to the event with his goats if permitted to view from the street.

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Investigation of Guards Under Fire at Car Shed Board

The Board of Control of the Union station investigates guards accused of turning people away in the waiting rooms during a cold night. Officials say the inquiry is progressing with evidence being reviewed. A decision is expected this week.

Board of Control Union Pas Pedhuber Ty ' Falta Epberg Yeswitv 5 Conauiér

O Kelly Weighs Change of St Louis Field Pastoral Terms

SavinG Little Rock telegram received calling O Kelly to discuss the matter of changing ministry at Second Baptist Church in Arkansas. The former pastor of the Rock church, Rev. M. L. Eny, has not yet decided his course and will not reach a decision soon.

O'Kelly Sila Field Ena Gto Arch Yessagy Aternoon Hima Churen Ae ‘Y, Ark Ay Rock Church M. L Eny Nes Viet Ivan

Vaccination Drive Ends at Atlanta Schools

Work to vaccinate Atlanta schoolchildren wraps up this morning with High School students receiving their doses. Absent children will not reenter until vaccinated and certified by a physician. The Board of Education plans an executive session at Boys High School this afternoon and a special meeting Thursday afternoon.

Atlanta Board of Education Boys’ High Board Ofeducation

Arrivals At The Aragon Include Notables From Across States

Among today’s Aragon arrivals are W. R. Odell and wife from New York E. B. Cohen of Athens Georgia M. P. Worthington and wife from Birmingham Alabama H G Poilam of Georgia Rob Yancey of Rome Georgia Mr and Mrs FE Dawson of Montreal Canada PB Rahan of Philadelphia Howard W Sex ton of Anniston Alabama S S Withers of Boston General Thelmas v Caswell of Edg efield South Carolina.

the Aragon W. R. Odell New York E. B. Cohen Athens M. P. Worthington Birmingham Ala H. G.poilam Georgia Rob Yancey Rome Mra FE. Dawson Montreal Canada PB. Rahan Philadelphia Howard W.sexton Annisten S. S

Cotton Mill Damaged by Fire in Fall River Plant

Fire today damaged the Globe Yarn Mills of the New England Cotton Yarn Company in Fall River Massachusetts. The blaze affected the plant’s main facility, with preliminary reports noting heavy smoke and heat. No injuries reported, investigators to inspect the site for cause.

Fall River, Megs Globe Yarn Mills New England Cotton Yarn Company

Leper Healed as Christ Displays Willingness to Save

A morning service led by Br Elsham featured a sermon on Jesus healing the leper in Matthew. The preacher argued many seek power while denying miracles, stressing Christ’s both ability and willingness to save, urging sinners to trust Him.

Br. Elsham Jesus Christ Heaven Earth God

World church urged to answer the cry for help at Moore Memorial

Dr A R Wolderby preached at Moore Memorial Church on a sermon titled The World's Cry to the Church for Help. He urged the church to save the world, arguing Christ living in believers is the only means. denounced denominational pride and calls for urgent unity and action to reach the unchurched in Atlanta.

Moore Memorial Church Narning A. R. Wolderby Joshua Church Jesus Christ Hint Atlanta Iself

Reserve Power in Religion at Second Baptist Church

The sermon by Rev. John E. White centers on reserve power in faith, using Ephesians to illustrate the fullness of God. It compares Paul’s sculpting of Christian character to a master artist, and blends metaphors of resilience in nature and health to explain inner strength in believers.

Srhose Seria Negerve Tower He Tsese Aluggard Immanuel Kingdom of God God John E. White Apostle Paul Rufus Choate Heaith Christ

Sermon urges Atlanta youths to reforms for survival of the church

Dr. Broughton addresses a large young men turnout at Baptist Tabernacle warning that cities with many curious youths need saving. He calls for home stability, discernment of city devils, employment, budgeting, self control, and strict Christian living to shield boys from temptation. He urges immediate commitment to Christ.

Broughton the Tabernacle Atlanta Perdition

Bishop Kelley Delivers Sermon at Sacred Heart Church

Bishop Kelley of Savannah preached last night before a large congregation at Sacred Heart Church. The eloquent sermon and well rendered musical program highlighted the service, with the crowd attentive to the minister's message and the overall dignified ceremony.

Heart Church Kelley Savannah Sacred Heart Church Ofan Flere Cmatur

Back to Christ the Need of Fellowship and Faithfulness

A sermon admonishes Hebrew Christians and modern believers to cultivate steadfastness, mutual care, and the Spirit. It argues that truth must be practiced, warns against spiritual decay from half truth, and urges regular worship, church edification, and attendance despite weather or circumstances. The text stresses the day approaching as both Jerusalem's destruction and each life’s end.

Paul Bethiel Jerusalem Christ Pensman House of God Child of God

Banks Report Vault Totals In Quiet Ledger Line

A bank notes vault totals showing figures such as 581,601 66 and 350,454 64 in a cautious ledger. The document lists 932,056 30 as part of the same monetary sequence, reflecting routine internal balance reporting.

London Stock Exchange Hopes for Peace Boom and Rate Cut

London traders finish the week upbeat on easy money and a possible Bank of England discount rate cut to 3 1 2 percent within two weeks. A large government loan due March or April and a Russian loan in Paris in the spring bolster the outlook, while Boer peace prospects and South African activity fuel the market with mixed views on lasting prosperity.

London Stock Exchange South Africa Paris Bank of England Uruguay

Memorial Services mark General Lee's birthday in South

Memorial services commemorating General Robert E. Lee's birthday were held across the south. In Memphis the Central Methodist church hosted a sermon by Rev. W. K. Piner to a crowd estimated at fifteen hundred.

Memphis Robert B. Lee South Meadist W.K. Piner

Furman University Plans Strong Football Team for 1902

Furman university's Athletic Association met in Greenville on January 19 to plan for the 1902 football season. The club joined the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and aims to field a top team with most 1901 players returning. Scaife was elected business manager and A Sublett was re elected captain. baseball prospects seem dim with scarce material on campus.

Greenville 5. C Athletic Association of Furman University Southern Interestingiate Athletic Association Furman Scaife A. Sublett Gaere

New Orleans racing entries list across six races

The racing card lists first to sixth races with selling, claiming, and handicap events. Entries include horses such as Leroy, The Fashion, Merida, Admiral Schley, Ben Haslam, and Santa Teresa, with associated jockeys, weights, and odds across mile to nine furlong distances. Oakland entries from San Francisco dated January 19 show Futurity course, selling, and handicap races with numerous horse names and weights.

New Orleans Leroy Fashion Lathrop Chaminade the Chieftain King Tallud Lemoyne Frank Jones Hayward Hunter Dr. Hart Puryear Queen W. Succasqunna McWilliams Homage Jerry Hunt Avatar Guerdon Poyntz Judge Magee Bramble Seliig Merida Watita Linden Ella Miss Boak Va Rice Swordsman Garter Ban Schoell Laufer Sir Mlorian W. B. Gates Admiral Schley Scarlet Lily Andes Granter Crerp Kalome Maggie Revie Ellie Waddell Nap Ben Haslam Shut Up Robert Bonner Little Tim Star Cotton Echodale Meegs Strangest Prestome Prince Real Oakland San Francisco Corriente Nellie Holton Clariente Mrs. C Maria Nance Finch Raciva Heraldo Berile John Welch Plashgeht Young Morelio Urchin Einstein Rinaldy Newsgatherer Novia Katherine Ennifs Fridolin San Ygnadio Liz the Fiddier Invictus Ural Loyal Venecia Tom Mitchell Prince Eugene Chiffonier the Phantom Sylvia Talbot Darlene Artilla Sidéons Jin Hale Bathos Herculean Couger Pompirio Ford Burrs Pat Morissey the Miller Grand Sachets Bagdad Rigald Dollie Weithoff Nellie. Forest Ing Delis Duckey Matt Hogan Goal. Banner Gusta Meehanie Sir Hampton Sweet Tooth Kitty Kelly

Poll Tax Focus Brings Democratic Committee Meeting

In Huntsville Alabama on January 18 special chairman David As Grayeon convened the democratic county executive committee in the city to map a method to ensure voters pay poll taxes. The session aimed to raise compliant participation and address new enforcement concerns.

Hunteville Ala David As Grayeon Democratic County -Executive Committee Petar Heke

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