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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1902

Page

8

Freight handlers strike widens as unions resist terms

Chicago July 13 freight handlers and teamsters held settlement talks led by the Chicago board of arbitration. Railroads signaled wage terms of 17 12 cents per hour but unions rejected, pledging to push for the union wage scale. Longshoremen formed a new union and allied with the strike, while ice and coal teams pledged non participation at depots and loading points.

Chicago Chicago Board of Arbitration Board of Arbitration Curran Teamsters Mit

The Silver Queen of Utah and Amelia Palace

The article profiles Mrs Emery Holmes known as the Silver Queen of Utah and her vast wealth from Silver King mining. It describes her marriages, fortune, European travels, and her Salt Lake City Amelia Palace famed for its grand staircase numerous rooms ornate fabrics and lavish furnishings sourced from Europe and Paris exhibitions.

Nashville Washington Emery Holmes Utah Holmes Kentucky Garihead California M. B. Bransford A. BK. Iimery Mr. Emery Edwin Holmes Michigan Chicago Silver King Europe Brigham Young Amelia Salt Lake City Mississippi Sait Ake

Montgom ery and nearby towns summer visitors notes

Daily dispatch of social notes from Montgomery Opelika Huntsville and Sparta detailing numerous residents and visitors. Families like Rosser Ledberry Thoms and Brumleys mingle at summer resorts in Georgia Florida and Tennessee. Guests travel to Biloxi Selma Columbus Monteagle and Richmond with dances marriages and engagements noted among Huntsville and Athens society circles.

Paul Sanguinette C. B. Ferre Elle Broughton Kentucky Addie Norton Jassamine Roberta G. O. Willis J. M. Strake Gainesville Mel Drennen Birmingham Montgomery W. H. Harrison Tate Spring Nellie Wolff Mose Schener Selma Griggs Columbus Theraister J. Haywood Fannie Crump New Decatur Annie Laurie Selbles Atlantic Beach W. C. Shaefer Maud Conley River Falls

Jody Campers Return in Grange Georgia

A July report from Grange recounts a cheerful return of campers from Yellow Jacket Creek and the Chattahoochee River area. Friends joined for dinners, local fishermen supplied fish, and residents traded chickens eggs and garden produce. Barbeques and riverbank gatherings kept the group lively with horse drawn drives and pleasure rides throughout the day.

Jody Grange Yellow Jacket Creek Chattahoochee

Army tents and camp life described in July visit

The report recounts a group of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baugh and several others who camped in large army tents with cots and furniture, enjoying comfort and fun. It lists numerous attendees and mentions locals from Monticello and nearby towns visiting relatives and hosting gatherings, with names such as Mrs. G. B Landsey and Dr. J. L. Semmes.

Huntsville Ala Maryon Harris Mary Syd Harris Louise Stolzenberg Gallatin Street Adam Smith Murfreesboro James Matthews Monte Sano Carrie Martin Cora Martin Savannah Windham Susie Chaddock Jackson Tenn Allison Chanooga Luke Matthews L. C. Sugg Russellvill W. A. McNelly Fayetteville Bessie Brumley Decatur Susie Douglass Memphis C. M. Douglass Sus Ruth Phillips John W. E. Baugh Mary E. Rakestraw Martha Hill Pearl Hardy Mamie Hawkins Ruth Tuggie Eloise Sledge Sarah Baugh Lucie Frankie Hill Joseph Alexander Swangon C. F. Toole C. FP. Freeman Charles R. White H. Dick Glanton Sam Rakestraw W. P. Burks E A. Willams Kit Thornton Albert Thornton Saphire WN. Cc Masie Head Mary Knit College Park Hessie Banks Dailste Zackery Molle Leila Horsely Mary Johnson West Point Douglasville J. L. Semmes G. B Landsey Monticello Cleo Bradley Covington Mallie Peterson Oma Benton Webb Oglethorpe, Ga Anna Jordan Sarah Jordan Miss Minute Benton Indian Spring Bertha Campbell Alice Smith Flotilla Lorena Powers Nellie Brown Atlanta Hazel Rodgers Macon J. M. Marbury Howard Americus Angie Thompson Jack Allen Shady Dale Ed Wynn Howard Penn Martha Penn Eatonton Montitelio Mary Elder Martha Elder Brooke Johnson Watkinsville Frank Webb Burnett Sparta

Dreaming lottery luck in New Orleans tall tale

A New Orleans man recounts a string of dream inspired lottery wins attributed to an old servant. Despite doubt, he details three consecutive days of winnings totaling around 1 800 as a friend refuses to play, questions linger about the dreams guiding fortune.

New Orleans Times-Democrat New Orleans

Wouldn’t Take Him Back at the Ormsby Quadruplets Show

Chicago Journal recounts John Ormsby paying a dime to see the Ormsby quadruplets at Sang Souei park. The former wife, amid the spectacle, notes months of separation and the children displayed for a salary, as Ormsby offers nickels before walking away.

Chicago Journal John Ormsby Ormsby Sang Souei Park Ien Ormsby

Atlanta Saloon Rules Praised as Model for Knoxville

Professor C. K. Woodward of Atlanta told a North Knoxville Anti-Saloon League meeting that Atlanta’s prohibition era, high license, and regulated saloons show best practices for Knoxville. He noted three prosperous years during prohibition and urged Knoxville to adopt similar controls, drawing applause. He recalled Atlanta’s long exclusion of saloon methods and urged local reform sufficiency.

Knoxville Tenn Anti-Saloon League K. Woodward Atlanta Woodward C. K. Woodward North Knoxville Central Presbyterian Church Georgia Uptown

Very Cheap Rates to Colorado Utah and California Points

A distant railroad ad offers fares via Loutaville and Nashville with details requested from J G Hollenbeck Atlanta Ga. A New York Tribune note reports Judge Marean of the supreme court second district catching an impostor who asked for cash for Turkish bath and shave. The tale recounts Marean reclaiming a two dollar bill at a saloon avoiding misuse.

Colorado Utah California Loutaville and Nashville Railroad J. G. Hollenbeck Atlanta New York Tribune Marean Supreme Court, Second District Ifié Brooklyn Felows Gqnee Court Street

Advertised Letter List and Ladies' List for Atlanta Post Office

List of uncalled letters for week ending July 13 in Atlanta Georgia post office. Includes names from A to Y with numerous Mrs Miss and Mrs. listings. callers must state advertised and pay one cent per letter. Also notes miscellaneous lists, a second column of names, and notices for a Wrightsville Beach trip and Astoria Beer ad.

Atlanta, Ga Allan Nancy Adams Mamie Allen Dates Alexander Monton Anthony J B Allen Laura Alexander Letha Barnes Janie Bell Lisa Lizzie Bailey jJosia Bryant Sallie Bailey R B Butler WM Brown Georgie E Blount Geo P Cason Jane Clements Mattie Cook Sarah Cole Annie Chatman Wm Caswell W P Carter Kate Chapman Els Dillingham Dereard Sarah Emmet Gussie Edewards Susan Fernanda J MW French E W Freeny G Savannah Gunn T JL Cash Louise Gibbs J EB Grane Ida Gray Hattie Glenn Carrie Lowe Grier Milli L Heard Harriston Rose Hart Pateent Hil Flora Hughes Kate Haden Emma Harris Lizgie Harrin Ada Harris Annie Harries Annie Hellman Mary Wilson Bill Williams Gelena Wood Misa Alice Wills Jessie Vanders H Andrews J T Alexander SA Aycock G Anderson DL Bord Cec Conerly A Chase J D Christian J F Clouse Jesse Chapman Ceci @layton Miner Croford Oscar A Crittenden P D Conk Peter Crofford J D Collier H A Caneron D—Corneiius Done Don Daynea L A Dalrymple J W Davidson Charlie Davis the Deer Ford & Co J Jimmie Farr PJ Flynn Jake Few J Golman Madison Gibson Jia Garther J F Grady Thos A Goodihan P B Gresham Goodwyn M L Moore Will Miller R B Mills George W Mills Morgan Martin W H Miler A B Miller G’w Martin D Ll Montgomery James Mathews Thomas Morrow Lee Maddox J M Miller George H Miller Green Milcher A L Maddor Charles H Martel Robert Muller N—Abram Nelson RE Newport P—Dave Pullman Nazaren Perkins R Preston Rufus Perryman Jas Peltaway J L Peterson R Porter L Query GB Robi Nm J W_Rencher Will ‘Richards Fanoke Chas Rogers Ridley S Oud Suges Key Smith H A Smith R H Singleton Carl Sweeny Frante Smart Jesse L Sisk Glesene Shealy Henry WM Wilson O W Wilson Moses Lee Ward Columbus Wintop Jim Weaver Y—Presley Yates Yeargil McCandless Rupt Co Gunrdian Digmond Co Central Shoe Store Farrish & Bros Atia Liquor Co So Western News E. F Blodgett EK. Maddox

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