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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

6

Russia Proposes International Conference on Trusts

London reports detail Russia’s plan for an international conference to curb trusts and artificial price movements in global trade. M DeWitte’s note urged common measures, with Moscow’s envoy M TaTatischeff signaling the czar’s approval and inviting major powers, possibly including the United States, to join.

Czar London Russia Baron de Steal M. DeWitte St. Petersburg M. de Witte

Swedish Captain Shuns Duel After Challenging American

Stockholm July 17 A Swedish captain in full dress uniform challenged American William Casper to a duel after disturbing a mind reader at Grand Arena. Casper refused, the meeting place was kept, and Casper arrived with his seconds including Joseph Muir. Wester faces possible retirement from the army.

Stockholm Sweden Arvid Wester William Casper Grand Arena Palace Wester Casper O'Clock United States Legation Joseph Muir Westor

Widow’s court clash over portrait and insult in Paris

Mme de Gast, a wealthy widow, sued Maitre Barboux over a photograph in a case dismissed for a formality. She called Barboux coward after he remained silent as she challenged him in court. Prince de Sagan then struck Barboux, offering to pursue legal action for assault.

Paris Mme de Gast Maitre Barboux Mme. de Gast Maitre Barbour Palais de Justice Prince de Sagan Aassault

King Victor Emmanuel Bids Farewell to the Czar

Peterhoff Russia July 12 King Victor Emmanuel of Italy bade a cordial farewell to the czar after breakfast with the imperial family on a palace balcony. Other officials including Emperor Nicholas the grand duke and Crant Lamsdorff were mentioned in the departure scenes.

King Victor Emmanuel the Czar Peterhoff Russia Italy Victor Emmanuel Czar Nicholas Grand Duke Crant Lamsdorff

Reid Defends Ship Combine in London Banquet

At a banquet in Liverpool, Reid assures Americans no monopoly by J Pierpont Morgan. He praises Britain's docks, dismisses fears of Morgan’s shipping venture, argues the alliance stabilizes Atlantic rates and preserves a neutral British fleet, while stating Britain and the U S will not seek world dominance.

J. Pierpont Morgan Great Britain Liverpool American Chamber of Commerce Whitelaw Reid United States Edward South Africa Reid Southamption Wamburg Manchester Canal Rela Pierpont Morgan Venture New York Rome

Panamas rise and old straw hat costs ten dollars

A playful verse notes the shift from a sixty seven cent hat to ten dollars as beef and coal rise. Separate items mention over one million dollars in property protection with A G roof paint and cement offered by T C McDonald Roof Paint Co of Atlanta. The Italian ambassador to Russia visits Russia with Count Mora as king Emmanuel is seen waving farewell.

Panama Almple Uxchange T. C. McDonald Roof Paint Co Central Ave Atlanta Ga. BR. BR. Co Southern Railway Russia Count Mora di Travirandellio Monta Rusela Emmanuel

Bargains in Wash Garments and Waists at Reduced Prices

The sale offers fifty plus suits priced from 50c to 2.50, down from 1.00 to 5.00. Wash suits range 75c to 1.50, originally 1.50 to 5.00. Star waists are 75c, down from 1.00.

Bragg Defends Personal Letter Stand in Cuba Dispute

In Havana General Bragg says a private letter to his wife was a personal matter and should not invite criticism. The State Department has been informed by Minister Squiers and the Cuban government, with Bragg’s reply expected to go to the president. Also today the Comptroller reports national banks' condition as of July 16.

United States M. Tatischeff Great Britain Russia Germany M. Tauscheit St. Petersburg Financial Messenger M. DeWitter Washington General Bragg Havana State Department Squiers Cuba

First Arrest in Eldorado Race Riots Warns of Outbreak

In Carbondale Illinois on July 17 George J Johnson white man was arrested for an alleged assault on Mrs Harding a black woman whose daughter was near death. Eldorado marshal balked at serving the warrant leading to a constable taking charge and the case will be prosecuted by Latine county’s state attorney. Troops guard against renewed mob violence as withdrawal nears.

Carbondale Ill Eldorado George J. Johnson Harding Louise Toles Johnson

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Cures

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy linking kidney trouble to general illness. It claims strong cures, lists 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes, offers a free sample by mail, and provides the Binghamton New York address for Dr Kilmer Co. It urges readers to mention the paper when writing.

Kilmer Dr. Eilmers

Wind and Lightning Lash Chicago Causing Damage and Injuries

Chicago reports thousands in property damage after a violent wind and electric storm from the southwest. Dozens are injured as store fronts, elevators, chimneys, signs, and trolley wires are toppled. Winds reached 68 miles per hour, surpassing previous local records and rivaling the Galveston storm for intensity.

Chicago

Dickey Becomes President of Emory College

Rev James E Dickey the recently elected Emory College president arrived to assume duties as Dr C E Dowman hands over control after four years of growth and improved curriculum Dowman leaves to become presiding elder of the Atlanta district and Dickey plans to move his family to Oxford within two weeks as a longtime local resident and strong pulpit orator takes the helm

Emory College Oxford James E. Dickey Charles E. Dowman Dickey C. E. Dowman Emory Atlanta Candler R. J. Bigham Methodist Episcopal Church South

Last Rites for Archbishop Feehan Viewd by Thousands

Thousands viewed the body of Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan in state at the Cathedral of the Holy Name Chicago on July 17 Cardinal Gibbons and many prelates attended the funeral rites culminating in a pontifical requiem Mass Archbishops and bishops from across the nation joined a vast clergy procession and lay crowd with 7000+ people counted and seating limited after 1300 visiting priests.

Chicago America Patrick A. Feehan Cathedral of the Holy Name Cardinal Gibbons John Lancaster Spalding Peoria Ryan Philadelphia Calvary Cemetery New Mount Carmel

Heads or Tails History of a Familiar Phrase

A London Globe note reviews the origins of heads or tails, tracing coin toss language from Victorian times back to 1634 and earlier. It compares man or woman, dragon, harp, and cross phrases, and discusses the pile and gueraix et pile origins with cautions on definitive explanations.

London Globe Ufe Queen Victoria Pickwick Victoria Otway Ireland Britannia St. George Mr. Pickwick Bull Inn Rochester Mr. Jingle Mr. Tupman France

Effects of a Change of Weather Huckleberry Cordial

Weather induced travel season causes upset stomachs and bowel issues from poor water. The advertisement promotes Dr Blegera Huckleberry Cordial as a universal cure sold by a druggist for 23 and 50 cents per bottle.

Blegera

Tossing and gambling through the ages in old texts

A compact exploration of the long history of coin tossing and gambling from cross and pile games in medieval courts to Roman and Greek practices. It notes Edward II era borrowings for play, the persistence of toss based decision making, and the use of shells and dice across ancient civilizations.

Shidwell Epsom Wells Edward II Barnard Crase Monsieur Robert Watteville Janus Gahip Normandy Greece

Georgia’s Largest Tool and Home Goods House

This ad proclaims the store as carrying the finest tools and the largest stock of razors in Georgia. It asserts leading brands, German white enamel steelware, and more refrigerators and water coolers sold than any other house in the state.

Georgia

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