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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
7
London July 30. During the tax on agricultural property debate the house erupted in chaos between 4 and 2 this morning as Conservatives shouted division. William Redmond and Patrick O'Brien were named and suspended after challenging the chair and crying police. The bill was adopted.
British press reports from St. Petersburg say American author George Kennan was ordered to leave Russia by 10 pm Friday after a police-led detainment in his hotel room. The expulsion, described as policy driven, follows his earlier sharp criticisms of the Siberian exile system.
London July 29 inquiry finds no basis for reports that United States Ambassador Joseph E Choate left London for Holland or was traveling for holiday or to join Mir Deruger to act as a mentor in brokering a peace settlement. With the exception of a weekend trip to Sussex he has not left London.
Rome observed the first anniversary of King Humbert’s assassination with nationwide services. About 100000 visitors gathered at the pantheon tomb in Rome for commemorations, joined by royal James Benatora and deputies. In London King Edward distributed medals at Marlborough House with attendees including Pete Oldham.
Paris July 2 M Santos Dumont completed a successful inflatable balloon flight from Saint Cloud to the Long Champs race course circling the area and returning in twenty minutes He declined to circle the Eiffel Tower citing motor issues a brief cut hand was reported and a squall later swept the tower area hindering further ascent The crowd praised his effort while noting smoke from the motor and doubts about meeting the Deutsch prize conditions
Reports from Washington indicate continued rains over the corn belt with cooler conditions and a predicted fall in temperatures. Rainfall varied from modest to over an inch in places like Kansas City and parts of Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and Oklahoma with showers in eastern regions and generally moderate heat.
Henry Allen of the Forty third volunteers, once governor of Leyte, is chosen chief of the insular constabulary and will organize the force. Captain Spelman sentenced to two years for trading at closed ports. General Giraffee orders khaki uniforms with limited dress. Two Cebu policemen killed. firing continues. Santa Cruz robbery probe finds no crew or money. liquor and guard details noted. Lieutenant McCarthy investigated for loss of public money during transport.
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Havana reports turnout at the Cuban constitutional convention as the electoral bill proposes universal suffrage with literacy restrictions for voters and candidates. The plan sets birth or naturalization requirements, ages, and residency rules for governors, legislators, congressmen, and presidents, outlining a two-election process and regional minority representation, including Havana and Santa Clara.
Berlin reports show foreign press heavily criticize the German tariff with Austrian and Russian voices most vocal. American comments are cooler though some fear race tensions in Austria if the bill passes. German manufacturers in the west reportedly back the tariff as a cautious move to curb imports. A Russian article alleging a chancellor led publication to spark anti American sentiment is noted, while officials say the extracts were published with government sanction for discussion.
Outlook looks favorable for Kansas and Missouri as widespread showers since Sunday morn ing boost crop prospects. Colonel George W. Veale says Kansas will raise nearly a half crop of corn, with late planted corn showing life, forage for cattle secured, and fall pastures benefiting as prairies turn green. The landscape is expected to present a pleasing contrast within two weeks.
Iowa forecast notes 1.3 inches of rain on Sunday with conditions suggesting corn production at about 80 percent of the average. In New York City a heat wave hits 90 degrees with 17 percent humidity and one death plus seven prostrations to date. Newport News records its hottest day of the summer at 104 degrees in the shade by 2 50 p.m.
The Geological Survey reports Beaumont oil has 22 degrees Baume gravity with asphalt base and substantial sulfur. Light oils are scarce, so it is logged as a fuel oil. Eleven wells produced by June from a Beaumont cluster four miles south of the town, near the first discovery. Drilling chiefly on Spindle Top heights shows a limited field with some failures, prompting cautious, selective development. The prospect horizon may yield several small fields rather than a single continuous strike.
Forty eight reported for examination at West Point. Six failed and ten alternates passed for whom no vacancies exist. Cadet Titus, from Tennessee, is the first to scale the Pekin wall, and Lyman of Hawaii is the first cadet appointed from a government new possession. The cadet corps now numbers forty six and is within eighteen of the full strength.
Particulars given of the courses in mechanical electrical civil and textile engineering and in engineering chemistry at Georgia's School of Technology in Atlanta. The institution offers such courtesy at nominal cost and will be a potent factor in regional and national enrichment. The textile department reportedly houses the finest cotton manufacturing machinery. Address Lyman Hall President Atlanta Ga.
Official bulletin notes the Dowager Empress Frederick is not satisfactory in condition after Professor Renvers visit from Bertin. She has not left her apartments for weeks and no medical bulletins have been issued yet though expected. Princess Henry of Prussia has been at the castle on a lying visit.
Washington secretary Lang will leave Thursday for his annual vacation with most of it at his home in Hingham Massachusetts He will return to Washington early in September before the Schley court of inquiry meets Assistant Secretary Hackett will be acting secretary during the absence and is expected to retire in September His successor has not yet been chosen Secretary Long desires Governor Allen to resume duties as assistant secretary a post he left when he went to Porto Rico It seems probable this may follow
Ambassador White reports US trade with Germany rose from fourth to first over ten years. US exports to Germany totaled 266,750,000 dollars in 1800, far surpassing rivals. Imports from Germany into the United States in 1900 reached 10,482,000 dollars, with the US occupying third place among nations.
King Edward recommends Parliament grant Sir Redvers Buller wartime honors one hundred thousand pounds for eminent services in South Africa as presented to the House of Lords by Lord Salisbury. The message from the king requests the grant as a pension or reward for Roberts.
Civil Service Commissioner Rodenburg and Chief Examiner Berven returned from a official trip to Hawaii. Rodenburg says an excellent civil service system is in operation in Hawaii.
Only two petty officers have applied for appointment as ensigns under the naval appropriation act. The annual application period ends tomorrow. The two applicants on file are Gunners Joseph Hill and Francia Martin.
The North China Daily News reports a renewed boxer outbreak in Shan Tang following allied villagers’ success in Chi Li against LA Hung’s troops. Yang Lu, former imperial treasurer and northern army chief, becomes revenue board controller general. London notes naval maneuvers near Scrolliy islands as battleships engage.
The Whaleback barge Sagamore loaded with iron ore sank after a collision with the Northern Queen near Point Iroquois in fog. Two crew died Captain E. Joiner and Ira Ives, one missing Burley Smith, with five survivors taken aboard the Northern Queen, which sustained bow damage.
James L. Tanner prominent Birmingham attorney wires Admiral Schley offering his professional services free in defense of Maclay's accusations. Tanner helped greet Schley last year and escorted the admiral from Atlanta to Birmingham, sending a corroborating letter to confirm the telegraphic offer.
Surveyor Croft explained that baggage from Porto Rico on the steamship Ponce, which arrived Sunday, was examined despite a free trade declaration to ensure no contraband such as cigars, tobacco, wines, or liquors entered without Internal regime tax.
Boston July 29 Tom Sharkey accepted an offer to meet James J Jeffries before the San Francisco Athletic Club in September The details of the match will be quickly ratified Also noted Jenkins Wing Cleveland wrestlers defeated Charles Wittmer Cincinnati in a mixed style championship for a purse of 100 Senneville wins Beawa n haka cup race at Dorval Quebec Grey Friar second and Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club to hold the cup another year Chicago wins first day of American Whist League tournament at Milwaukee taking the Brooklyn trophy
In Raleigh North Carolina a July game sees Raleigh 10 Tarboro 3 as Stockdale Curran and teammates contribute. Wilmington defeats Charlotte 12 to 8 in another July matchup with batteries Hooker Martin Gates Stewart and Thack noted.
Notices show ITT excursion trains from Chattanooga to Atlanta via Southern Railway with tickets sold August 31 to September 2 and return by September 10. Separate Fulton County court sale of a vacant Atlanta lot from the Terrell county order lists the Fisher lot on Whitehall Street bound Humphries and McDaniel streets, to be sold for estate distribution.
By order of the Fulton County Superior Court the executor will sell at the courthouse door in Atlanta on the first Tuesday in August the estate of Mary A Jordan deceased. The sale includes five bonds of the city of Savannah totaling four thousand dollars ten bonds of Valdosta totaling five thousand dollars and thirty two shares of Citizens Bank of Savannah stock totaling thirty two hundred dollars. Proceeds go to creditors as permitted by law.
A burglar entered the Chicago home of Will J. Davis early today in search of diamonds valued at about 30,000. The intruder fled after Jeanne Bartlett Davis, the singer, cried out, startling him as he passed her chamber door.
Three top Union Pacific executives in Omaha Nebraska denied claims that the legal departments of Union Pacific and the Southern were moving toward consolidation. The report also named ex United States Senator John Amenaisa and Jefferson Handler of Washington in connection with the alleged plan.
The Chicago area report notes Rev Adam Miller long associated with Brean Methodism in America as its oldest minister. He died at his home today at age 91 after a life that included practicing medicine and authoring books on natural science theories.
Raleigh police arrested Barney Cain former Richmond manager now with Darlingin G club for allegedly inducing catcher Foster of the Tabora team to jump his contract. Cain was in an officer's bar until telegraphed to Darlington to post bond and await further action.
Notice announces sale of Jon Stamp Gold Mill Engine and Boiler in Atlanta by Peter F McManus and W A Post under a 1900 bill of sale. It details a one half undivided interest in a gall mill with ten stamps, a 40 horsepower locomotive boiler, and related fittings. Auction set for first Tuesday in August 1901 at courthouse door.
August 1901 sheriff sale notices for Fulton County Georgia list property to be sold to satisfy various judgments. Properties include lots on McDaniel Street and Crow Street areas near East Tennessee Railroad right of way, parcels along Capital Avenue, and several tracts near College Park and the railroad. Multiple figures show lots, blocks, and legal descriptions, with the sale conducted under Fulton Superior Court and city court rulings.
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