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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1902

Page

10

Dickey Named President of Emory College by Trustees

Rev. James E. Dickey of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church was unanimously elected president of Emory College. He also was chosen professor of mental and moral science. Dowman retires to become presiding elder of the Atlanta district. Dickey will assume duties at once and begin preparations for the fall term.

Dr. Dickey Dr. Dowman Atlanta James E. Dickey Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Friory College Board of Dickey Charles E Dowman First Methodist Church W. P. Pattillo J. P Williams Savannah W. A. Candler Ca. Evans W . Glenn W. Co. Lovett Co. E Dowman J. EK. Hines W. A Hemphill R. BE. Park W. P. Patilllo George Winship H. E. W. Palmer A. G Candler W. A. Bass J. B. Dickey L. B. Robertson T. F. Pierce C. G. Goodrich Augusta W. P. Lovejoy Athens W. FB. Quillian Gainesville 3. W. Roberts Macon J. M. Pace Covington T. M. Swift Sherton J. D. Watkins Rev Dowman W. A Candler Downman G Candler Grace Church Emory College Southern Methodist Rct Nhe Emory Coll Methodist Church Georgia Southern Methodist Church George F Pierce A. G. Haygood Www A. Candler Constitution Emory

Friends Seek Pardon for Embezzler of Atlanta and West Point

Short Items Concerning Men and Public Affairs notes Friends of Thomas Hunter, serving a five year sentence for embezzlement of railroad funds, still press for a pardon. The prison commission has reopened the case, with no final decision yet.

Thomas Hunter Atlanta and West Point Prison Commission Atlanta Chamber OF Commerce Atlanta Walter G. Cooper

North Carolina Welcomes Fifth Regiment for Macon Shoot

Adjutant General allows the Fifth regiment to enter North Carolina and camp at Wrightsville. Twenty five men from Atlanta left yesterday to form five teams for the Macon state shoot starting today. Teams from other companies joined them last night. the regiment sails for Wrightsville on July 12 after the event.

Atlanta Macon Adjutant General Wrightsville North Carolna Old North Ith Wrightsvile

Conterno Seeks Atlanta Engagement for Band Vaudeville Show

Signor Conterno, head of a famed musical organization, visited Atlanta to confer with directors of the Interstate Fair about bringing his band and vaudeville act next fall. A definite proposition was presented but no contract yet. Secretary Welfson will travel to New Orleans to view attractions offered there as several could be secured in the next two weeks. Meanwhile King Edward’s progress is reported not retarded from Buckingham Palace.

Pritchett Robert Marvin Booth Signor Conterno The Fair Association Atlanta Frank Welfson New Orleans

Manufacturers Decide Fair Location Amid Plans for Two Sites

Local Atlanta manufacturers face two options for a fair site. A chamber of commerce meeting on Thursday July 10 1902 at 4 PM will decide whether the fair shares the Southern Interstate Fair building or remains in a center city exhibit. Secretary Cooper urges full attendance due to material impact on applicants.

Cooper Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Southern Interstate Fair Association G Cooper

Will Name 700 Delegates for Farmers Congress in Macon

Governor Candler will appoint about five associate delegates from each Georgia county to attend the Farmers National Congress in Macon from October 7 to 10. Hon Harvie Jordan supports filling county slots with prominent farmers. The governor will issue regular commissions bearing his signature to the delegates named. The event is expected to be among the souths largest and most interesting gatherings.

Farmers’ National Congress Candler Georgia Farmers' National Congress Macon Congress Harvie Jordan Jasper South

County Officers Meet to Merge Georgia Groups in Atlanta

Georgia county officers from sheriffs marshals solicitors clerks and ordinaries gather in Atlanta for a two day convention at the courthouse with a plan to consolidate into a single Georgia County Officers Association Four year terms for all county officials are urged and a large barbecue for visitors is scheduled at Hast Point with speakers including Solicitor Eugene R Black Governor Candler and Mayor Mims expected to welcome the delegation

Convention of Georgia Columbus Atlanta Georgia County Officers' Association Wiley Williams Association of Sheriffs, Marshals, Solicitors and Clerks C. M. Wiley Macon Association of Ordinaries Fulton County Eugene R. Black City Criminal Court Candler Mims Cold Springs John R. Wilkinson Superior Court Arnold Broyles A. P. Stewart T. M. Armistead

Death may claim Sterne in murder trial context

H L Sterne, indicted with Willig R Biggers for the murder of William H Simpson, is gravely ill with consumption in jail and may not live to stand trial. Biggers faces trial Monday July 21 as principal shooter. Sterne as accessory. Also notes death of Arundel and Surrey, son of the Duke of Norfolk, born September 7, 1878.

H. L Sterne Willig R. Biggers William H. Simpson Sterns Biggers Simpson Sterne Oth the Eare Arundel and Surrey Duke of Norfolk Arundel Castle Sussex

Flaw In The Titles Prompts Title Insurance Ad

A promotional notice from TITLE GUARANTEE AND Empire Building in Atlanta urges readers to insure property titles. It emphasizes risks from imperfect titles and offers examination and insurance services, promising moderate cost and absolute protection for homeowners and families.

Buttrick to Visit Tech. Plans for Athens Meeting Precised

Dr. Wallace Buttrick secretary of the General Education Board is in Atlanta to finalize Georgia Tech gifts and inspect the school. He discusses the County Superintendents Association meeting planned for September in Athens with a round table on Georgia education needs and attendance by noted education leaders. The plan includes refunds for travel costs and a Kimball House conference to finalize arrangements. Also noted is Dr Buttrick’s Auburn visit where a 6500 gift to Alabama Polytechnic Institute was announced, conditioned on raising 3500 more, with funds for a lab and a scholarship loan.

Wallace Buttrick General Education Board Buttrick Atlanta Georgia Schoo of Technology Ecity Athens County Superintendents’ Association Augusta Georgia Dean Russell Teachers’ College New York City Southern Education Board Duggan Kimball Kimball House Chancellor Hill Glenn Merritt Branson Prince Hodgson Auburn Ala Alabama Polytechnic Institute C. Cc. Thach

Reunion of Confederates Seventh Georgia Regiment at Bull Run

The Seventh Georgia regiment of Confederate veterans will hold a reunion at Bull Run on July 21. Dr H L Wilson as treasurer seeks many veterans to attend, with trip arrangements via rail at $13 round trip. See Dr Wilson today at 516 Prudential building to arrange travel.

Georgia Bull Run Georgia Regiment of H. L. Wilson

City Bonds Examined by Sinking Fund Commission

The Sinking Fund Commission led by W. W. L. Peel Ernest Kontz and J. K. Ottley with City Treasurer T. J. P eeples filed a June report confirming they examined and verified 111 city bonds held in trust. Each bond valued at 1000 dollars, all hands in trust stored in a safe deposit box at Title Guaranty and Trust Company and found in good order.

Sinking Fund Commission W.W. L. Peel Ernest Kontz J. K. Ottley T. J. Peeples Guaranty and Trust Company

Mass Meeting Aims to Suppress Gambling in Columbia

A large audience gathered at the Columbia opera house for a mass meeting to curb gambling. Speeches by prominent citizens led to resolutions calling the mayor, city council, and police board to suppress all gambling. A five member committee was chosen to present the resolutions at the next council meeting and to the police commissioners.

Columbia 8. C Opera House Board of Police Commissioners

Indict Stowers Again In Mississippi Grand Jury Inquest

Judge Powell will instruct the Hinds County Grand Jury at the next circuit session to pursue a new indictment against ex-Treasurer Stowers for embezzling state funds. The previous indictment was dismissed for charging only accomplice status in the $100,000 Memphis loan. Raiford’s confession led to his exoneration. A second hearing in the Bush case and efforts to secure J J Armistead’s presence will be pursued. John Pierce Shall arrives at the Hall home on Irwin Street.

Powell Hinds County Jackson Miss Circuit Court of Stowers Memphis F. T. Raiford Treasury Raiford J. J. Armistead Bush

New Building on Lynch Property in Atlanta

A handsome new two to three story building costing about 25000 will rise on the Lynch corner Whitehall and Alabama streets near the viaduct. Harry Silverman leases H. and Kahn Co. plans by Willis F. Denny include a modern cafe on the second floor. Work to begin by September 1 with aim of rapid completion. The tower may feature upscale store fittings and the viaduct block will gain a splendid appearance. Silverman vows the new store will be among the handsomest in the country. There is also a Bent Brenau College notice promoting education for girls in Gainesville Ga.

Lynch Atlanta Harry Silverman Whitehall and Alabama Streets Alte Willis F. Denny Httle Silverman Mr. Denny Lynch Corner United States

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Methodist College Board OF Trustees J. Bri Maier & Berkele Arlena Reese T. Moreland Welfare Grantville, Ga Elxin-Cooper Sanitarium Howard H. Frost Nashville Squitable Life Assurance Association Mr Frost R L. Foreman H Baker Warhkenton Baker Warrenty James B. Means J. M. Means Pulliam Street A. R Holderby Westview Cemetery John S. Owens, JR John S Owens Peachtree Street Georgia Lodge Masons Decatur Street Plant Julia Stower Phil Cook Mutual Fire Indemnity Association of America G. S Murphey A. B Gaxon John R. Schneider Samuel Tannahil James Day W. M. Allen Charles Carr Mose Murphey Charles Punch A. H. Merry Audrey Hill Capitol Leesburg Lee County South Georgia Joseph M. Terrell Phu Cook Jim Brown Brown Fifth Regiment North Carolina Conterno London Buckingham Palace Edward Empire Building TECH Conference of Georgia Teachers Alabama Polytechnic John Pierceshall J. O. Hall Irwin Street Brenau College Gainesy A. W. van Hoose Hirsch -Bros Whitehall Street Bole Agency Banister’s Fine Shoes Tuggle and Hollingsworth Charleston H. A. Bell Shae HB. A. Bell Crew Street Waitehall Alabama Brown & Allen's L. Amster Amster Belt Miller's Marietta St Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Frisco Charac Ters Hess Shoes Stuttgarter Underwear Eiseman Bros Whitehall St Washington, D. C
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