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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1902

Page

12

City Streets Enveloped By Fog In Atlanta Weather

Dense fog and drizzle gripped Atlanta with trains delayed due to sleet storms and downed wires. West north communications interrupted. high and low barometer churned, obscuring the capital and hindering street traffic and crosswalk visibility.

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Hawkes Offers Glasses Repair at Whitehall Viaduct

A. K. Hawkes advertises skilled labor and mechanical facilities for making and repairing fine spectacles. Hawkes' repair department will restore broken glasses to as good as new at 14 Whitehall on the Viaduct.

A. K. Hawkes Hawkes Whitehall

Brown Held for Murder in Coalbury Mine Death

Coroner's jury finds Sol Brown guilty of murdering John Askew a 17 year old Black convict in Coalbury mines. Askew was found dead with head beaten. Brown, jailed for poisoning two women, is accused after conflict over work refusal.

Coalbury Birmingham Ala Sol Brown John Askew Askew Brown

Governor Aycock names North Carolina delegates for Charleston events

Governor Aycock appointed many young ladies as maids of honor to represent North Carolina at the Mardi Gras ball in Charleston on February 1. He also named delegates to the Southern Interstate Good Roads Convention in Charleston February 5–7. Additionally, the state chartered the Clark Brick and Tile Company of Kinston and the Murray Lumber Company of Marion.

North Carolina Charleston Raleigh Aycock Charlies Price Salisbury Hilizabeth Henderson Jennie Rankin May Boyden Alice Jones Florence Holt Minnie F. Tucker Mattie Pace Kate Badger Isabel Bushee Annie Kidder Luc George WW. Vanderbilt P. H. Hanes J. M. Barnhardt R. H. Lewis H. P. Kelepy James A. Bryan Z. V. Taylor A. B. Young W.W. ©. McMackin Frank Loughran W. A. Blair 3. B. Alexander Flugh MacRae T. K. Brewer A. B. Andrews, Jr Caesar Cone Parker George Powell Clark Brick and Tile Company Kinston Murray Lumber Company Marion

Death of R. H. Randall prominent Atlanta real estate dealer

R. H. Randall died yesterday at 8 15 AM at his home 199 Courtland street after eleven days of pneumonia. Survived by wife three daughters two sons a brother and two sisters. Funeral at his residence this morning 3 30 o clock then interment at Lithonia via Georgia railroad at 10 30 AM. He was born November 16 1862 at Union Point G a and was a leading property owner in Lithonia before moving to Atlanta about fifteen years ago to continue rapid real estate work with the First Baptist Church.

R. H. Randall Courtland Street Tera Lithonia Lynn Rhorer Randall Atlanta Union Point Ida Born First Baptist Church

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements from local druggists. It touts internal action, 7 cents per bottle, and promises testimonials.

Hall Cheney & C.O Props Toledo BF. J. Cheney West Tubing, Kinnan & Marvin Hill Halls

Asphalt Trust Scandal Leads to Fraud Charges

In Trenton on January 23 Henry C. Spinks of Newport Kentucky filed in the U S circuit court a bill against the officers of the Asphalt Company of America and the National Asphalt Company alleging fraud and collusion in declaring the firms insolvent and placing them in receivers hands. Spinks, owner of 125000 dollars in Asphalt Company securities, seeks to join as a defendant to trigger the appointment of receivers and contest the solvency claim. A rule to show cause returns February 10, potentially reopening the receivers issue.

Combine Trenton N. J Henry ¢. Spinks Newport United States Circuit Asphalt Company of America National Asphalt Company Spinks The Dill

Youthful Preacher in Habeas Corpus Custody Battle

Law and court action center on 8 year old Lawrence Dennis known as a boy preacher. Mothers Lailie Montgomery and Cornelia Dennis contest custody with a habeas corpus petition heard by Judge Wilkinson. The child was placed in the Tower pending afternoon hearing to determine rightful custodianship. The case is led by Latham & Crawford.

Lawrence Dennis Wilkinson Sallie Montgomery Cornelia Aile Iee Dennis Latham & Crawford Hennie J. Schiff Georgia Electric Light Company Abbott & Albott Arnold Broyles Superior Court J. Carroll Paykie Mirebeau L. Towns State of New York West Peters Street Peachtree and Third

Cure For Cramps Is Asked From Desperate Mother

A mother appeals publicly for a remedy to cure crippling cramps in her daughter's lower limbs. She describes long, painful episodes and a fading hope despite typhoid illness earlier in the year. Readers are urged to write any known effective treatments or share names of hypnotists or physicians who might help.

der. Price Atlanta W. W. Carmical Sargents D. 3. Cox

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Sores and Inflammation

An old advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures eczema and skin sores, easing burning and itching without fear and with a pleasant scent. The text asserts guaranteed relief and general healing benefits for skin diseases.

Bucklen Nix He Als

Big Walt’s Free Concerts and a Night in Crooked Alley

Big Walt, famed Crooked Alley guitar virtuoso with a mighty voice, faced a $5.75 fine for nightly open air concerts that disturbed neighbors. He offered a defiant reply and hinted at pawned guitar as payment, while authorities warned of rest and quiet after persistent disturbance. The passage includes local slang and a satirical line about conspiratorial “concerts of action” despite the discord.

Big Walt

Alabaster Alley King and Hen Riot in Devil's Dip

A riotous scene in 1930s real or imagined District Court features Chadwick Summers titled the King of Alabaster Alley charged with blackmailing local Alabasters. Henrietta Moulton admits killing a neighbor’s chicken and serving it for supper amid a rowdy, racialized setting with reflexive street slang and stockade threats.

Chadwick Summers Alabaster Alley Darktown Recorder Broyles Chadwick Henrietta Henrietta Moulton Sis' Jones

Judge Candler Keeps Memory for Repeat Offenders

Judge Candler recalls prior appearances of prisoners and imposes heavier sentences on those convicted again. A case showed him recognizing a felon under multiple names, reaffirming his vigilance. The article also notes Assistant Solicitor Corrigan’s humor and the Fulton County grand jury preparing presentments on municipal corruption rumors and street railway franchises.

Fulton County Grand Jury Anf

Fulton County Probate Notices Dismissal Requests

In Fulton County Georgia Ordinary's Office notices from 1901 announce dismission requests for administrators and executors. D W Johnson, Wellorn Bray, Dan Perkerson and Paul Lyte, William Feaga and George W Timms seek letters of dismission after discharging duties, with show-cause dates by early February or March.

Georgia Fclton County D. W. Johnson Henry W. Stephens John R. Wilkinson Fultow County Albert H. Schenck Alvin’ L. Schernik Fultom County Charles RB. Winship Jamest Woodrum Robert Winship John H. Wilkinson Fulton County Dward Wilson E. Wilson John BK Wilkinson Harry W. D McArthur Elizapeth A. McArthur Joan RB. Wilkinson James F. Walker Long L. Harris Tully Dine John I Wilkinson Wellorn M. Bray Ralphill R. Wilkinson Dan Perkerson Snd Paul. Lyte Witl Abram II Lyte William Feaga Matilda Feaga George W. Timms John A. Timme Cath Trust Jorn KR

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