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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1902
Page
5
Fragmentary remarks describe a stone ledge beside a spring where people discuss recent miracles and medical recoveries. The text mentions the lame and blind, a process of healing, and references to a bottle and a distant summit.
A scrambled report notes a clan founder connected figure jailed after an incident. Officials and a marshal room scene described with an accessory charge unclear. The piece mentions sentencing and ongoing jail status as court meetings proceed.
Warlike actions flare in Port au Prince region with rival factions led by former minister Firmin and General Nord. U S gunboat Marietta ordered to Cape Haitian to protect interests while a Haitian warship seeks coal and refuge. Peace reportedly returns as bombardment and pillaging subside and foreign consuls ride out the crisis under flags.
Burlington Kansas June 30 Mrs Had ward Edwards arrested charged with the murder of her 4 year old stepdaughter Viola Gladys Ed wards The coroner s jury found the child died by stamping and trampling attributed to Mrs Edwards The woman, jailed here, alleges a strange man killed the child.
Salt Lake City on June 30 reports Wells Fargo paying teller Alex A Robertson, a city council member, disappeared Sunday then returned home and is now in police custody. Bank shortage is estimated at about 80,000 dollars. Cashier Dooley could not specify the exact shortage. Robertson has not confessed or implicated others.
The Citizens Alliance of Wilkes-Barre offers rewards totaling 3500 for arrests and convictions of those engaging in boycotts and intimidation as a West Virginia style strike unfolds in Hazleton and Plymouth. Officials claim strikers will return en masse once concessions are won. some miners have already gone back to work in Pocahontas fields and Pittston area mines report new hires while pumpmen report few arrivals.
The body of Mrs Catherine White, sixty, was found in her yard with a fatal blow from an ax. She lived alone, farmed, and wove carpets for a living. The weapon lay beside her, no robbery evidence found. Lorenzy Morrie, a half witted white boy seen around the home, was arrested then released.
Ten thousand freight handlers in Chicago threaten to quit tomorrow if railroads do not reverse their new wage scale. Managers offered concessions, which workers refused. In a separate note, Galveston businessmen invite President Roosevelt to visit, with the president saying he will consider the matter.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs F H Malone of Hapeville died at 2 o clock this morning Funeral notice to follow
Joyner and Courtney defeated Claridy and Anersen 5 to 2 in the men’s handball tournament yesterday. The result keeps team standings unchanged and several more games are scheduled to follow.
Louis Disbrow, sought over the drowning deaths of Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster, arrived in Riverhead, Suffolk County, with counsel Miles. He was placed in jail pending a hearing at Southampton or Good Ground. The case, long a mystery, followed autopsy and inquest findings showing no violence or murder, with Disbrow’s whereabouts concealed until today.
Ane Bankston widow and mother of two faces severe destitution with her crippled brother and dead infant. Neighbors and John Bruce appeal for money food and clothing to aid the family at 392 Decatur street and 340 Decatur street. Bruce will forward all donations to Mrs Bankston.
Newt Fisher manager of the Nashville baseball team will appear before Judge Broyles in police court this morning charged with disorderly conduct. The dispute arose after a remark by pool hall proprietor Oldknow at a game yesterday afternoon near the grand stand. Fisher, in uniform, responded angrily with offensive language heard by witnesses including several women and many spectators.
Afton Virginia June 4 1900 letter from fruit grower R W Birch describes his wife suffering pelvic disorder weakness and loss of appetite. After a bottle of Peruna her health improves greatly and she begins eating again with renewed energy. Birch urges others to seek Hartman’s free medical advice if results are not prompt.
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