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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1903

Page

5

Trammell Killed by Freight Train at Marietta Street Crossing

Trammell, son of Dr William Trammell, was instantly killed when struck by a freight engine at the John street crossing while walking to collect accounts. The incident occurred last evening near the yards. his body was moved to Dr Trammell’s drug store and then to Undertaker Patterson under coroner Stamps. The 20 year old, known for steady habits and good business sense, had many friends in the city. The coroner’s inquest is set for nine this morning and funeral arrangements will be announced.

Alwii Tramme William Trammell Marietta Street Johns Street H. M. Patterson Rom

How the conclave elects a pope in ancient rite

A historical account outlines the conclave process for electing a pope. It explains morning voting with accedo and dissent marks, secret ballots, and the burning of papers if no result. It describes the deacon reading inscribed Latin mottos, the fisherman's ring, and the ceremonial steps leading to the new pope's installation and public blessing.

Agecrutineer Cardinal Emingo Christ le Fist St. Peters Chazsa Thera Leo Ktv St. Petere Savertian

Death of Pope Leo Elicits Global Tributes and US Regret

St Paul notes tribute to Pope Leo as a great and good man with a pontificate marked by moral authority. Roosevelt expresses profound regret, stating Leo’s long career and exalted character commanded respect across Christendom. The piece highlights universal admiration from Protestants and Catholics alike and America’s favorable view within a shared moral and diplomatic frame.

St. Paul Leo Ireland Vatican Catholic Church Mari Leo French Catholica Peres Roosevelt Oyster Bay Pope Leo Sagamore Hill Associated Press Ponuff United States

Notorious Dan Carle Holds Up Man Near Bimville

July 20 report from Eufaule Alabama states Dan Carle, described as a notorious black murderer, robbed a white man of cash near Bimville. A broad search with hounds is underway. a $3000 governor’s reward is offered for Carle’s capture. Carle previously attacked Bob Annington and his mother two months ago.

Eufaule Als Dan Carle Bimville Carle

Georgia Governor weighs supreme court pick as Bennett favored

Georgia Governor Terrell moves to fill the vacant supreme court seat. Judge Hamilton McWhorter declines. Judge Joseph W. Bennett of Brunswick emerges as favored candidate among southern Georgia jurists. Lumpkin urged Bennett and McWhorter’s possible successors, with Terrell eyeing a swift appointment within 24 hours.

Turner Barrow Mitchell Judge Lumpkin Judge McWhorter

Fifth Infantry encamp at Camp Patton Rome Ga

Rome Ga July 2 Special The Fifth regiment about 600 men pitch tents at Camp Patton in Rome for a ten day encampment. Colonel Anderson commands with HQ east of parade grounds as guards mount and dress parade draw crowds. Company E Lindale wins camp honor with sixty men present and officers. Governor Terrell to attend a grand parade Monday with invited senators and congressmen. Also reports of Candler Horse Guards leaving Gainesville for Savannah to join First Regiment camp.

Roma Patton Georgia Rome Atlante White City Anderson Fifth Regiment E. Lindale H Pe Melkleham Mesa Cl Anderson Colondal Fifth Infantry Camp Patton Dilford L Anderson W W S Baerkler J.D. Dunwoody V Shearer Harry W. Andelann R. L. Wuamson Belgiew Harp C. C. Harper Romé R. Wie Namson Lindale Harry P Metkleham Marietta 5. V. Seaford John M. Reena Gennaey A Summers Atlanta H. L. Harrison E. E. Pomeroy L. D. White W J. Fresson Newnan T. 8 Parrait Hanks Terrel Broad Street Beacon Clay Maddox Livingston H. L Warrison Wt Ellis Charles Caparton Gainesville Candler Horse Guards Southern Railway Bavannah Firat Regiment W. N. Pijow Ayn John T. Dérey Bergdint Walter Isaah Yeterday Adv

Murdered foe and shot self in New Orleans crime

New Orleans July 20 Attor Rey J Gurley killed by Lyons, who then shot himself. Gurley, United States district attorney, died. Lyons mortally wounded, taken to hospital. Lyons, a former clerk, had long feuded over a lawsuit for damages and alleged wrongs against Gurley. Lyons and Gurley had been in Gurley’s office when Lyons fired twice and then killed himself. Gurley’s death ends a long legal career noted for integrity.

New Orleans Attor Rey J. Wit Gurley Ocean Canal Street Taurdster Lyons Aghinat Lyéng Gurtey United States Avons Gurley Itr Gurley Terriberry Cleveland

Deathbed scenes of Leo XIII and papal benedictions

Describes the pope's fading breath and blue lips as he blesses relatives, his eyes sinking and throat rattling. Cardinals, monks, and guards fill the death chamber in solemn rites, the Franciscans praying penance while the vigil continues in the Vatican room above St Peter's.

Portieres Holy Father Leo Khi Serafino Vannutell Grand Penitentiary Rome Coufrere Leo St. Pater Ithelz Vatican Peter Ang

Death of Pontiff Delayed Embalming Until Day After

In a hushed room the pope lies embalmed in a chamber with draperies concealing the bier. Candies and a portrait of Mary with the infant Jesus rest nearby as attendants prepare to confirm the pontiff’s death and await official death pronouncement. The embalming will not occur for twenty four hours before pontifical rites.

Christ Leo Gian

Lynching of two Black men near Pine Bluff described

Report from Linebdluff Arkansas dated July 20 outlines a mob incident targeting two Black men. An officer escorted them toward custody when a lynching occurred involving a 13-year-old white girl’s father, Crane Green, and a sawmill worker named Blake noted as the child’s father.

Linebdluff Ark Blake Crane Green

Receiver Injunction Blocks Car and Foundry Assets

Birmingham July 20 Special Judge Jones of the United States Court issued an order for the Southern Car and Foundry Company preventing turnover or surrender of its property. The move may delay a New Jersey receiver from taking Alabama assets until after the hearing before Judge Jones next Friday. Company officers had no statement to release on the matter.

Birmingham Ala

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