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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

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Taft reports Philippine pacification progress in Batangas and Samar

Governor Taft says insurrection is limited to two areas Batangas and Samar and notes progress under General Bell. He cites 700 rifles surrendered and reports peaceful Batangas, hopes for logistics and civil government success. Also mentions Cebu tranquil and Moros’ status, with March return planned. Captain Hartshorne killed on Samar and Porter relief arrival. Baclayon, Lagus surrender noted. Batangas and Samar remain focal points.

San Francisco Taft Manila Washington Cincinnaty Philippines Batangas Samar Wricht Bell United States Provi Ées Cebu Carlock Court of First Instance Mindanao Moros Sores Hartshorne Clain J Mt Hartshorne, Jr Seventh Infantry Hartshorne Ninth Hartshornes Georg W. Wallace David D. Porter Marine Corps Porter Cast Enon oPrter Briado Lagus Tique

Panama Revolt Clashes Leave Several Dead

Rebels and government forces clash near Panama City over the Lautaro incident. The Padilla, painted to mislead, engaged Lautaro with casualties on both sides. General Alban, a key loyalist, was killed. Garc�a and Arjona hold civil posts. U S cruiser Philadelphia aids the wounded as fighting subsides.

Panama Alpan Senor Arjona Herrera Mead United States Philadelphia Los Llanos Colon Gordona Potrerag Phiadelphia

Shipping Combine Negotiations Press On In London

London January 2 A.P. report says negotiations toward a freight trade alliance among England and America are expanding beyond earlier hints Fifteen firms withdrew assent unless one exception joins threatening to derail the plan The withdrawal affects less than half of involved lines and White Star, American, Atlantic Transport links are denied as part of any merger effort.

London Associated Press T Seera Mnes England America Ling United States White Star American Atlantic Transport

Ex Supreme Recorder Hoffmeister Dies by Suicide

St Louis January 21 William H Hoffmeister former supreme recorder of the Legion of Honor committed suicide at the Planters Hotel by shooting himself. He had just lost reelection to C T White as supreme recorder amid a bitter contest. Otto A Overbeck opposed the administration and was later arrested for carrying a concealed weapon while en route to the meeting.

Supreme Recorder Hoffmeister Leion of Supreme Cancellor Overbeck George M. Ackley Kansas City Supreme Overseer The Legion of Honor

Tillman Lindsay Engage In Dunkirk Debate On Democracy

Benjamin Tillman United States senator from South Carolina and Charles Lindsay from Indiana debated in Dunkirk on democracy versus Republicanist tenets. The spirited exchange touched on political platforms aligned with 1800 era ideas amid a crowded crowd at the event.

Lindsany Dunkirk Bredoain Benjamin B. Tillman United States South Carolina Charles Lindsay Congress Indiana

France Debates Foreign Policy Amid Duo Threats and Duels

In Paris the chamber of deputies heatedly debated France’s foreign policy during the China issue with Count de Castillon and Destournelles de Constant exchanging criticisms. A duel threat emerged as seconds clashed after sharp exchanges, while Delcassé defended France’s stance and the Niger and Abyssinia interests. The assembly later upheld funding for the Vatican embassy amid tensions and unresolved secondaries.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Count Bont de Castillane China France Russia Germany Great Britain United States M. Destournelles de Constant Republian M. Surcouf M. Delcasse Newfoundland M Etienne Niger Abyssinia Morocco Siam Hebrides M Delcasse Turkey North Africa M Deleasse Vatican M T Destournelles de Constant M | Lasses

NO LENIENCY FOR BERGMAN

Scranton Pa January 2 The fune lor court today decided that Alexander Bergman who attempted to assassinate H C Frick in 18 must serve his full term of twenty one years less the usual allowance for good behavior Bergman's attorneys recently asked for his release claiming the benefit of the new commutation law passed by the last legislature Bergman was convicted on six Indictments and was sentenced to a term of imprisonment on each In the petition presented to the superior court Berg man claimed that three of the Indict ments charged no offense against the state laws and that he had served the time imposed for the other indictments less the time taken off by the new law.

Lan Frick Scranton Funelor Court Alexander Bergman H.C Frick Bergman

Chappel and Gordon Hear Before House Rivers Committee

Mesars Chappel and Gordon of Columbus and Grady of Apalachicola addressed the house committee on rivers and harbors on southern river and harbor appropriations. They urged attention to the Chattahoochee and Apalachicola regions and noted the value of modest funding for Columbus.

House Georgia Rivers Washington Mesars Chappel and Gordon Columbus Grady Apalachicola House Committee On Chattahoochee Apalachicola Pass Chattahoochees Burton Adamson

Hanged for double murder and pardons issued

From Jefferson City to New Orleans a string of executions and pardons unfolds. Convict L. Craft was hanged for murder after a prior escape and pursuit by a posse at the Missouri penitentiary. Fern Lutz hanged for murdering his wife after a failed first trial and emotional confession. Albert Garth, a Negro, hanged for a December 22 1899 murder. In New Orleans two more killers died on the gallows at Mississippi Crisis Aden.

Jefferson City F. L. Craft Atteratkte Penitentiary Henry Speiker A Forse Craft Missouri Tiaiereuve County Sexay Aetad Pmachubl Honge Cenia Tye Qole Dockery Pardor Wilkesharre Fern Lutz Lute Tutz T. Davehter T. Davehter'to Play Upon An Orgaie Fs’ S32 Child Was Th Lutz Highroom Yuflec Lutz Gahaws Kansas Albert Garth Israo County Lahore Sévern New Orleans Mathew Tao Murd Ererg Penerty Missiouppi Aden Negros Lewis Johnson City Ft Hal Hiehardsem Gulfport YH Tomson Victor

First Copy of Graham Story Leaves the Press

Chicago January 21 the first copy of Schley and Santiago leaves the press of the W B Donkey company. The book includes facsimile autograph letters and a signed letter from Admiral Schley dated January 1 1902 praising author Graham and noting the book’s accurate portrayal of the flying squadron’s movements. Publishers plan to send a deluxe edition to President Roosevelt and two copies to Europe for the American ambassador in London and King Edward VII.

Chicago Schley Roosevelt Europe London Edward

Europe Denies Hostility to America in War Era Statements

Vienna reports confirm Lord Cranborne’s remark that Austria and Spain’s dynastic ties spurred a peace campaign before the war with the United States. France and Austria pressed Washington, while Germany and Russia remained passive, and Berlin denies proposing or backing European intervention.

America Vienna Austria-Hungarian Lord Cranborne House of Commons Austria Spain United States England Europe France Germany Russia Great Britain Washington Berlin Foreign Office Associated Press

Miss Josephine Homan Refuses to Wed Wireless Pioneer

Mrs H Fomin of this city announced today that her daughter Josephine asked William Marconi the wireless telegraphy pioneer to refuse her from her engagement. The message is dated January 21 from New York.

Zyosephine Homan New York H. & Fomin Josephine Willam Marconi Marcon

Ex-Congressman Moses Arrested in Forgery Case

Charles L Moses former fourth district congressman was arrested in Senora on a Fulton county grand jury special presentment charging uttering and publishing a forged promissory note. He posted $500 bond in Griffin and returned to Atlanta to consult attorneys amid disputed claims of authority and payment.

Charles L. Moses Fourth Nora Fulton County Grand Jury Elms Atlanta Griffin Moses Langston & Woodson Alabama Street Turin H B Page Page Langaton & Woodson Constitution Coweta Georgia Disct Io _congress Adamson Fulton County Criminal Superior Court Candler C L Moses Sonola Tan Joe Terrell Boykin Wright Knox Federal Water Board I G Woodward Chamber of Commerce

Woman on trial for husband murder at Savannah home

Mrs Adale I Richardson faces a jury in Plattsburg Missouri on a first degree murder charge for shooting her husband Frank W Richardson three years ago at their Savannah house. The case links Stewart Fife to the crime through alleged motive and possible involvement. Crowley, a former partner, testified to events the evening of the shooting as the family confronted a deadly act. Bessie Phill was called but did not respond and an attachment was issued.

Plattsburg Adale I. Richardson Frank W Richardson Savannah Mre Richardson John D. Richardson Chicago Richardson Stewart Fife Washington Wacr George D. Crowley Crowley

Local and Southern News Highlights and Foretastes

Fair Wednesday and Thursday with variable temperatures and winds across Georgia. Ex Congressmen and governors shift roles as local politics unfold. Fire losses, criminal hunts, and international policy debates headline a broad regional update with cultural and civic notes.

Pike's Scalp to See Tee. by Adusevelt

Reappointment action noted for a legation at Athens. Ambiguous fragment mentions Pike and a scalp reference, a tee, and Athens with possible official appointment context.

Pike Adusevelt

Morton out as Athens postmaster amid Georgia political fight

Washington report details a bitter duel in Georgia over the Athens postmaster position. Pink Morton is excluded from reappointment after efforts led by Congressman Howard and Senator Clay, with backing from the Georgia delegation, to oppose a negro postmaster in Athens. The White element’s opposition is noted but said to carry little weight against the coordinated push, praising Clay and Howard for the decisive outcome.

Pink Morton Athens Roosevelt Clay Howard Senate Immigration Committee China Hambleton W. Va Senate Rawlins JOS OHL Washington Athens Post Office Morton Republican Party of Georgia Kerator Clay Georgia Congress Operes Orgas Bacon White House Athns Moreton Senator Clay

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