Covington to be Tried Over Beauchamp Arrest in Strike Case
In a special session tonight police investigate Officer Covington and Officers Eniog and Hannah over Beauchamp arrest during a strike. Beauchamp claims mistreatment, while Covington had supported order. The case links to striking machinists and McKinley visit roles. Beauchamp previously found not guilty in recorder court. Sleek note on Hood's Sarsaparilla follows.
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Tom Covington
Etniog
Hannah
Hining
McCarley
Covington
J L. Beauchamp
Lwee
Chandler
Beauchamp
Ladgon
Recorder’s Court
Broyles
E Beauchamp
Coovington
McKinley
Atlanta
Shot at Policeman's Son by Suspect at Hill Street Home
A man fired at Police Officer Thomas Grant's son at their Hill Street residence last night after being spotted peering through a window. The assailant fled but a man named Robert L. Brown was later arrested on suspicion and jailed.
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Thomas §. Grant
Hill Street
Grant
Young Grant
Robert L. Brown
Watchmakers Offer Patek-Philippe and Co Timepieces
In the Front Rank Arena a reliable Watch is essential for happiness and those from Patek-Philippe Co Andemara Pignet and Agassiz are noted as the world’s most accurate. We stock many of these splendid timepieces along with diamonds and jewelry.
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Arena
Patek-Philippe & Co
Andemara
Pignet
Agassiz
Lovers Behind Bars Over Buckled Sabbath Wedding Plan
Harry Burge and Lizzie Lee plotted to wed during Sabbath school yesterday. Lee objected, police intervened, and both were taken to the police barracks on disorderly conduct charges. The couple may await resolution as Papa Lee reevaluates the union amid a family scene at the station.
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Harry Burge
Lizzle Lee
Jove
Seve
Cupid
Lazzie Lee
Jefferson Lee
Herbert Street
Lizzie
Merried
Papa Lee
Dameera Whatley
Gluer
Burgeo
Miss Lizzie
Papa Lea
Chief Ball
Cowd
Lee
Po-Ice
Burge
The
Constitution
Pave Lee
Mr. Burge
Murderous Assault on Lon Reed on Decatur Street
A white mechanic, Lon Reed, was struck from behind by a heavy iron bar on Decatur Street Saturday night, knocked unconscious, and hospitalized. Officer Whitley leads the probe. Reed, who had no quarrel with any black man, believes the motive unclear and a suspect is expected to be caught.
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Lon Reed
Decatur Street
Reed
Whitley
Western and Atlantic Sued Over Damages in Horse Shipment
Berger and Snowden sue Western and Atlantic Railroad Company in city court through Arnond and Arnold seeking 840 damages for a November shipment from Indianapolis to Atlanta. Twenty five horses were shipped. two died and many of the remaining twenty three were badly injured during the trip. The item also notes the Tech Summer School and skyward attendance claims by Georgia School of Technology officials.
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Berger & Snowden Mets
Arnond & Arnold
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Atlanta
Tech
Sddies
S. 3. Wallace
Georgia School of Technology
At- Tanti
Captain P B Graves Dies Sudden in Tennessee
News of the sudden death of Captain Trank N Graves reached Atlanta as he lay at Rhea Springs Tennessee while visiting. Born 1827 in Sunderland Mayo he served as Confederate captain and refused a Union parole. Survived by wife Myra Morris Graves and children T B Graves Myra and Mary Graves. Remains to be brought to Atlanta for burial with Confederate veterans folded.
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Trank N Graves
Rhea Springs
Tenn
Captain Graves
T. B. Graves
Myra Graves
Richard Graves
Mexophlis
Atlanta
Virginia Caroling Chemical Company
Alabama
Sunderland
Mayo
Georgia
William Rawson
Lumpkin
Stewart County
Rawson
Massachusetts
Marietta
Myra Morris
Olumbua
Thres
Myra
Mary Graves
Aminds Graves
Mass
Atlante Boys Are Praised for Camp Experience
Demorest Ga July 26 1901 residents laud the Atlante boys spending days at a camp across the lake under Young Men's Christian Association supervision. The writer praises the boys conduct and obedience, noting no profanity or indecency during their stay and prayers for their well being as they depart for older heads to lead.
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Demorest
Young Men's Christian Association
Spence
Are We Purely Commercial Harper's Weekly Perspective
A Harper's Weekly piece argues modern society mixes commerce with culture and honor. It contrasts public duels in France with large American philanthropic gifts by Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie, urging reflection on values and the waning spirit of idealism versus wealth.
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Harper's Weekly
France
United States
Morgan
Harvard
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Carnegie
New York City
Coupon Craze Grows as Olympia Aid Sparks Exposition Race
The Constitution’s coupon contest for Buffalo exposition trips draws massive participation. Policeman W H Turner, a leading candidate, receives twenty coupons postmarked New York from the cruiser Olympia. Eight young lady clerks tally daily receipts, with about 130000 coupons counted in thirteen days. The paper reports coupons total nearly nine miles if stretched end to end, and daily counts rising toward 12000 to 15000.
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Buffalo Exposition
W. H. Turner
United States
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
New York
Brooklyn, Navy Yard
Turner
Navy
Constitution Office
Union
Buitslo
Syrup of Figa Promises Permanent Relief for Constipation
Olden times saw laxatives work only briefly, but Syrup of Figa claims lasting benefit. The genuine product, produced by the California Fig Syrup Co., is advertised as a safe, permanent solution versus temporary remedies that harm the system.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Process Too Expensive Youths Companions Wart Cure Tale
A humorous discussion on warts and cures notes the futility of many remedies. A club member recounts his wart on a finger vanishing after a Europe trip when he forgot about it, suggesting mental absence can remove a wart without treatment. The other member quips he cannot afford a Europe trip for a single wart.
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Europe
Oldest thing on record turns up in police barracks theft
Hines Holt, a tramp, slipped into the police barracks on the Sabbath and rode away on a patrol bicycle. Officer Dorsey left his wheel in the driveway, Holt took it, and was later found in bed at 201 Love street with the bicycle behind a door. Holt admitted visiting the barracks but denied stealing the bicycle, insisting he bought it from a Black man for $4. He will be bound over for larceny from the house. The recovered wheel, No. 7, may gain new paint from the incident.
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Hines Holt
Holt
Dorsey
B. F. Douglass
Love Street
202 Love Street
Hines
Bolt
At- Igata
Alabama
4A Negro
Oficer Dorsav'a Hleyele
Subcommittees Named for Labor Day Parade Floats
The labor day committee appoints subcommittees to canvass the city this week and report subscriptions by Friday night. Committees cover gas and electric light, newspapers, hotels, railroads, and more with named members listed. unions plan many floats and a prize for best appearance.
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Harvey Johnson
BH. H. Cabaniss
Sid Holland
Chamber of Commerce
F. Beck
T. J. Martin
H. Js
Paris Fire Department Unveils Electric Hook and Ladder Wagon
Harper’s Weekly reports the Paris fire department has deployed an electric hook and ladder wagon, six-man crew, delivering rapid response. The vehicle doubles as a water pump, drawing from a 100 gallon tank for up to five to six minutes while connecting to a hydrant for continued attack. The apparatus weighs 6000 pounds, uses a three-chamber pump, adjustable nozzles, and a forward cabin housing a ten-bulb electric lighting cable for cellar and night fires.
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Coe Harper's Weekly
Paris
Tre
Unusual Divorce Plea in Lancaster
William J Hinden of Lancaster applies for divorce from Elizabeth Hinden on unusual grounds alleging his wife has negro blood through her mother and that she fraudulently obtained the marriage by claiming to be a warlike woman. He says he has not lived with her since the alleged discovery.
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Lancaster
William J Hinden
Elizabeth Hinden
Hinden
Deing
Rainless Atlanta Feels Pleasant Breeze Bring Relief
The day opened hot and sunny with predictions of showers that never came. A refreshing afternoon breeze to 12 mph cooled the city as humidity fell from 33 percent in the morning to 7 percent by 6:20 pm, with a 2:30 pm high of 00 and 6 am low of 72 in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
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