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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1902

Page

7

Meeting of educators and state colleges trustees in South Carolina

State Superintendent McMahon notes the State Teachers' Association meeting at Winthrop College July 15 and 16 with one fare railroad passes active July 14 and 15, return by July 19. Trustees of state colleges meet July 15. county boards and graded school trustees invited. Also report of a 16-year-old Negro, Slappar, dying after watermelon reportedly poisoned on P. B. Allen plantation near Starr, Anderson County, after admitting theft of watermelons.

Columbia 8. C McMahon State Teachers’ Association Winthrop College Rock Hil County Boards of Education Slappr P. B Allen Starr Anderson

Enrollement of Veterans Work Will Soon Begin in South Carolina

Columbia July 12 The enrollment of Confederate veterans in South Carolina will begin soon under county and township committees. Names will be entered with service details as known, with missing items added later, and enrollment runs parallel to existing military organization rolls.

South Carlina Columbia Exnryrh Vet Ams South Cero Veterins Vetans

Saw Her Husband Dead in Dream

Mrs. W. S. Mann of Hot Springs Arkansas believed telepathic links showed her husband’s death in Butte Montana. She described dreams of his coffin burial and agony after he died February 28, with police later confirming his funeral and lack of known relatives.

San Francisco Deddy

Blue and Gray to Honor Dead at Terryville Monument

Confederate Veterans and G A R groups plan the unveiling of the Terryville battlefield monument in October to mark the fortieth anniversary. Invitations will go to survivors of Ohio regiments and Confederate organizations for speeches by nationally prominent figures. The $2,500 monument was funded by Confederate Veterans subs and a state legislative appropriation. A freak lightning strike near Parkside damaged a Temderee home, injuring residents and tearing apart a bed and clothing.

Ohio Parksville Danville Confederate Veterans Terryville Parkside Jim Johnston Cal Vin Strevel

Squeaky Shoes Helped a Detroiter Nab a Stolen Goods Thief

A nervous man recounts how squeaky shoes betrayed a prowler, leading to the arrest of a thief after his lawn mower and garden hose disappeared. The tale mixes humor with a cautionary note about mischief and a penny‑pinching motive.

Sid

Mean banker lesson fuels charity showdown tale

A Scottish banker Robert Carrick famed for wealth signs only 2 guineas for a hospital subscription. Manufacturer Wilson counters by writing a 10000 pound check to match Carrick. Carrick frantically changes his pledge to 50 shillings, Wilson tears up his cheque, exposing the lesson on generosity and pride.

Robert Carrick Scotland Wilson Cartick Fed Carrick

Miss Ada Barker Mind Blank For Several Days

Terrell Texas July 13 The young woman Miss Ada Barker who was brought here to the state insane asylum as to the sheriff of El Paso county a week in a demented condition has so far recovered that she remembers leaving home in New York during late May for the Galveston carnival Her mind is blank since Galveston though she had money on leaving New York and retains part of it She has written relatives in New York notifying them of her condition and expects them to come Physicians call her case double consciousness or recurrent dementia.

Terrell Tex Ada Barker el Paso County New York Galveston London London Globe Sheil Montague Tigg Atvsements Mircusippi Dleid Woth Vicksburg Supreme Court Hhus Warren County Jackson Fire Department Johnson W National Board of Fire Underwriters Jackson Mississippi State House Commission Mollie Matthews Longing Neogshoba Mississppi United States Money and McLaurin Starrison McClure James K. Vardeman F. A Critz E. F. Noel Govenor J. C. Hardy Agricultural and Mechanical College Adam Byrd Boothe Lowrey Wilson and Dunn

Transfer Boat is Condemned in Huntsville

The steamer City of Huntsville used to transfer freight and passengers between Tebbe Island and Guntersville has been condemned. It will now transfer freight only. A rescue boat is being built for passenger transfer at a cost of 126000 dollars. The railroad will employ 200 men when operations resume.

Steamer City of Huntsville Big Spoke Factory Rto City of Nashville, Chattanoosa St. Lovia Tebbe Island Guntersville

Social Life at the White House in Early Edicts

Anns Hollingsworth Wharton recounts Washington and Mrs Washington hosting dinners at the White House. Jefferson’s era shows varied invitations reflecting democracy. Edmund Bacon recalls Monticello dinners with sixteen guests, including congressmen and foreigners.

Washington and Jefferson White House Era Magazine Anns Hollingsworth Wharton United States Washington vAn Harrison Smiths Anthony Morris Mrs. Smith Edmund Bacon Monticello

Gov Longino Denies Embroiled Back Tax Claim Report

Governor Longino emphatically denies a published allegation of embezzlement tied to late treasury funds. The article covers tax adjustments in Warren County, Jackson department needs, and upcoming events with multiple Mississippi officials named.

Warren County Jackson

European Roads Then and Now in History

Roads in Europe are traced from England and France with note on historic tolls and public works. England moved from peasant labor to universal maintenance funded by all classes, while France develops efficient highway laws under public works ministry overseeing national and departmental routes and military roads.

Europe Asphalt Journal England Macaulay National Treasury

Not a Card Sharp

A cautious American traveling from Paris to Nice shares a compartment with a stranger who proves a card expert. The man lures bets, offers to teach a game he can’t play, and raises suspicion of cheating. They part at Nice station as the stranger utters the name Lord Russell of Kil sowen, lord chief justice of England.

Amercan Paris Nice Hal Ord Russell of Kilsowen England

Pensioning Railway Employers

Lesie's Weekly notes railroads led by example with pensions for older or incapacitated workers. The Reading Railway plan retires staff at 70 if not in executive ranks, and pensions those with 30 years’ service. those over 65 and incapacitated after 30 years also retire and receive benefits.

Lesie Ben

Miss Mamie Jarvis Heads to Manila for Soldier Husband

Cuthbert Georgia July 13 Special Miss Mamie Jarvis of this city sails for Manila Philippine Islands to wed Captain A B L Davies of the United States army Their courtship began about three years ago when she lived in St Augustine Florida Davies could not secure furlough so she would travel to him the marriage to follow upon arrival Friends in Cuthbert send best wishes for the long journey of forty days and the future marriage.

Georgia Miss Jarvis Cuthbert

Busts cause a curious question in Capitol tour

Washington Post notes schoolchildren visiting the Capitol met guide Mr White who pointed to busts of Washington Jefferson and Wilson. A girl asked if Wilson was dead as well, prompting a pause on the tour and a lighthearted moment about the statues.

Washington Post Capitol White Frye George Washington United States Jefferson Henry Wilson Mr. White

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