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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1903

Page

6

Tragedy Follows Note Becomes Fatal Duel Near Charlotte

A man known as Lafon Rogers shot and killed Richard Richardson after delivering a note to Miss Max Pressley whom he attempted to reach by writing. Richardson delivered the note but said Pressley laughed at it. Rogers later shot Richardson at his doorway and then killed Miss Pressley at her home before shooting himself. Rogers, 19, had prior Morganton incarceration. his family is prominent in the area.

Rogers Charlotte Sprott Lafon Eml Rogers Fisn Wai Rechard Rich Prason de Theottels Max Pressley Atantis Miss Pressley Wii Richardson Richardson Rogers Askea Bresstey Jackson Helms Wiss Pressley Gate Actum Morganton

Deep Water For St Marys Dredge To Remove Shoals

Government dredge to be deployed on the Fernandina bar and St Marys River shoals. Colonel McKenzie of the army promises action to deepen the river and improve outlet to the sea. Readiness cited but legal concerns loom over dredging plans and expected benefits for St Marys waterway.

Washington Brantley McKenzie Prenem Department of the Army Fernandina Bar St Wary Mer St Mar St Mar River Fernandina Mc Iyensie

Grand jury targets illegal pensions in Walton County

The grand jury’s final report will name numerous Walton County residents allegedly drawing state pensions unlawfully. The investigation covers dead veterans still receiving payments and lists more than twenty names. A separate probe into Dr Bilan W Arrowood for arson at his Parsons Street residence continues with testimony about kerosene use and insurance inconsistencies. The final report, drafted by a special committee, is due to be submitted tomorrow.

Grand Jury Purt Walton County Tte Georga Granu Jury Fulton County Arrowood Bilan W Arrowood Parsons Street Chrif WR Joyner Fire Department Arrow Grand Yart Merte Eins G WoAdate Charles Daly Rob Whittler J Goldmith Bill Draughing

Americans Die in Bolignao Prov Ladron Strike

A fragmentary report from Manila dated January 26 describes a clash in Bolignao province where a younger force gathered to disperse ladrones. Three Americans, including teacher Wr Osborne, were killed after volunteers fought the attackers and captured the fleeing assailants. Details are incomplete.

Manila Yountrer Bolignao Dambeles Ladrones Ras Wen Wr Osborne tTe Ladronss Iitter Jebel Amercans

Roosevelt Seeks Senate Action on Cuban Treaty Extension

President Roosevelt informs the Senate of extending the time for ratification of the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The notice cites January dates and acknowledges the need to await ratification under the treaty terms. The communication also mentions related Canadian borders treaties transmitted to the Senate.

Roosevelt Senate Washington Cuba Lamas

Labor agent killed in distillery shooting near Pass Christian

An early Sunday shooting at a turpentine distillery north of Pass Christian left a labor agent dead and several others wounded. Charles Cannon, a plant employee, was seriously wounded, while a Black man named Charles Radgers was critically hurt. The event followed an attempt to persuade workers to abandon the distillery and relocate to the delta for higher wages, with gunfire erupting after Lewis drew his pistol. Local officers report increased threats against labor agents at mills and distilleries in the region.

Jakeon Wiss Worrison County Turpentine Pass Christian Tewis Regra Tost Charles Cannon Teiwe Lewis Cannon Charles Radgers Esc Gannon Mills Impertine Distilleries Telcho Talon

4A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Claims Refund

An old advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. It claims a refund if PAZO GINTMINT fails to cure and mentions a price of 8 cents.

Notorious liquor dealer arrested after search yields whisky

Judge A W Bite ordered a search of Tawrence Bird's premises at his stand. Officials found whisky and two boxes of liquor hidden on the property. Bird resisted arrest claiming danger to his health. he was carried to the courthouse on a stretcher. Judge Fite fined him $100 in default of jail payment. Bird remains jailed.

Dsite Tawrence Bird Court House Bird Saturda Sherif John M Johnson Fite

Lemon Elixir Promises Gentle Relief at Drug Stores

Morles 6 Lemon Elixir is advertised as acting gently on the powers with no unpleasant effect. The product is priced at 00 0 cents per bottle and offered at all drug stores.

Discharge Orders for Soldiers of Eighteenth Infantry and Cavalry

The secretary of war authorized immediate discharge for soldiers of the Eighteenth Infantry and Fourteenth Cavalry who, at the date of sailing for Manila, will have six months or less to serve. Charles S Schwab leaves Palermo en route to Paris via time.

Washington Secretary of War Eighteenth Infantry Fourteenth Cavalry Manila Charles VI Schwab Palermo Peas Paris

State to recover land set aside for education of poor children

Governor Terrell signs contract with three attorneys to recover about 25 land lots totaling roughly 20,000 acres across Appling Baker Bern ie Cuffee Culquitt Decatur Irwin Miller Pierce Thomas Ware Worth for education of poor children first set apart by 1918 act. The move targets sales for school funds while outlining cost allocations, court steps, and attorney succession terms.

Gmormor Terrell Ars Everty Actus Turrell Appling Baker Bernie Cuffee Ampud Survevors Uc Ihum Ol Miguel Goverlnor Terrell Guntral Hart Vesteriag John Hagtod EB Cheney Train Enunt Eldeidge Cutts Urey Comnmun Ige Terce

Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief From Tobacco Heart Ailment

A reader cites severe heart pain and chest oppression from excess tobacco use and credits Dr Miles Heart Cure Nervine and Liver Pills with a complete, permanent recovery after following the advertised regimen. The testimonial urges others with heart or nervous troubles to seek Dr Miles remedies from druggists and to request a free book.

Myles Eljan Hat Dothan Ala

Judge W R Day Elevated to the Highest Tribunal

Canton Ohio January 9 judge W R Day accepted a tender of appointment as associate justice of the United States supreme court He later said he had mailed his accept and did not know when the appointment would be sent to the senate The White House had announced the tender three days earlier and his acceptance was received shortly after noon today The decision came after President Roosevelt offered the seat and Day reported his acceptance this morning

Canton Ohio WR Day United States Supreme Court Senate Washington White House Wiliam R Day Supreme Bench of the United States Day

Death of Thomas Quick After Shootout in St Charles Park

Thomas Quick died at 4 PM after a pursuit near Ashton plantation. He was wounded in the arm, hid in drainage, and was riddled with bullets before cremation with his effects. Sheriff Ory was killed when serving a warrant, with one shot ending his pursuit.

New Othans Tangary Tohn Thomas Sherif Ory St Charles Park Ashton Thomas Ory

Cairnes Wins Monthly Contest For Young Athletes

Cairnes wins the monthly program of the Young Men's Christies Association last night. Contests included standing broad jump running broad jump and rope climb. Milt Cairnes took first, Holmes Mason second, and Tred Martin third in overall standings.

Themca Christies J Smith H Orbarre W Morris Garnes HG Smith

Frat Dispute Sparks suspensions at tech college

A campus fight last Saturday led to a two week suspension for four students at a technological school. The dispute centers on a Sigma Alpha Epsilon issue alleging racial bias in fraternity admissions. Glenn Jr of Atlanta and D L Scofield of Vacaville are named among those involved, with tensions between Southern fraternities and school authorities easing but not fully resolving.

Technological School GR Glenn Jr At‘inta G@ R Glenn D L Scofield Vaca Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternits Glenn Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Seveld Alpha Tau Omega

Maher Knocked Out By Chovinski In Two Rounds

In a six round bout at the Weshinten Sporting Club Joe Chovinski defeated Maher in the second round after Maher showed hesitation and was unable to withstand a rapid assault. Chovinski used sharp lefts and fast footwork to dominate, with Maher ultimately unable to answer the pressure.

Philadelphia Perr Maher Joe Chovniki Weshinten Jonshi Vaher Chovnski Maher Uugan I Maher Thas Plain Finus Ghovask Valters

Lorllard Dog Dominates Early Champion Stake Heats

The January trials at Hobart Ames featured two heats in the Champion Stake. Lorllard Dog posted the best time in the first heat, beating rivals Alant and Doryear with Geneva. Six dogs were withdrawn including Charity Corners Podfield Pride and Jack Pinksba, with Gount Oakley cut on a wire and Lady Count withdrawn after a fast pace. Attendance was large, with many ladies present.

Lorllard United States Meeg Lorlllard Mohaph Alant Doryear Geneva Lenillara Hk Mie Podfield Pride Jack Pinksba Harwikhs Elle Gount Oakley Hobart Ames

Georgia Colleges to Meet for Oratorical Contest Planning

The Georgia Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest Association will meet at Piedmont Hotel parks near Mendix to discuss next year’s contest. Officials from state colleges except Emory expect to attend with Emory likely present. goal is to decide a site and date, possibly in Atlanta later in spring.

Georgia Piedmont Hotel Mendix Georgia Intercollegiate Sreema Georgia School of Technotag Emor Reeman Atlanta

Nominations Placed for Capital City Guards Officers

Orville H Hall nominated for Captaincy of the Capital Civ Guards, Lt Charis Volter and Lt Ernest Belcer named for lieutenant, at a meeting in the armory. Nominations were unanimous and likely to stand in February elections.

Orville H Hall Capital Civ Guards L Fth Orikle Hal Charis ¢ Volter Ernest HL Belcer

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