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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1902

Page

5

Miners Strike Looms as West Virginia Coalfields Face Halt

North Fork West Virginia June 6 Twenty thousand miners plan a general walkout in the Flat Top field affecting over forty coal and coke companies. Miners bring tools, flood concerns rise, and agitators are active along the Norfolk and Western line. Officials say train crews may shrink but general shops can stay busy for a month.

Charles McCann Otta Mitchell North Fork W. Va Flat Top Norfolk and Western Tailroad Norfolk and Western Railway Thomas Haggerty West Virginia Gad Harrisburg Lykeng Lyikens Williamston Wicontscu

Horses and Men Mangled Special Train Wreck Near Mix Station

A Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis special horse train wrecked near Mix station Ohio injuring about twenty horses from a train of ninety one. Brakeman James Borden of Ansonia killed and Engineer Daniel Kunkel and Fireman George Bayer of Bellefontaine badly injured. Several horse owners including H S Argyl Nashville J J O gies Fort Worth J M Garth Charlottesville and J W Pangle Washington were injured. Train from St Louis to Fort Wayne jumped the rack at high speed.

Mix Station Ohio Bellefontaine Junge 6 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis James Borden Ansonia Daniel Kunkel George Bayer H. S Argyl Nashville Tenn J. J. Ogies Fort Worth Tex J M. Garth Charlottesville J. W. Pangle Washington

FLOWERS FOR HEROIC DEAD IN BALTIMORE

Confederate graves in London Park were strewn with flowers by the Maryland Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States. About eighty uniformed soldiers from Pikesville joined a procession to the graves followed by an oration, a rendition of Father Ryans Conquered Banner, and choral numbers by a double quartet.

Baltimore London Park Maryland Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States Pikesville Father Ryans

Hanna Springs Volcano Scare and Panama Route Support

Washington June 6. Senator Hanna argues for the Panama route in the Isthmian canal debate, citing eighty three ship masters and pilots who favor Panama over Nicaragua. He warns volcanic dangers to Nicaragua, urges US business logic, and questions Captain Merry’s Nicaragua testimony while linking canal construction to national interests.

Washington Senate Banna Ohio Panama Bahia Nicaragua Hanna Nicaragua Canal Panama Canal Captain Merry United States Merry Maritime Canal Company Bing Hellprin Suea Manchester Kiel Mitchell

No Cure, No Pay Paazo Ointment Ad

An advert promotes Paazo Ointment with a no cure no pay guarantee. It claims refunds if the ointment fails to cure ring worm tetter ulcers sores pimples and blackheads on the face and similar conditions. The tone is a classic medical remedy pitch.

Roosevelt Is Rapped For Attacking South

In a heated Senate debate on the anti-anarchy bill, Alabama Democrat Richardson condemned President Roosevelt’s Memorial Day remarks at Arlington. He contrasted Roosevelt with McKinley, urged propriety, and criticized references to Lincoln and Grant, including calls tied to lynching. The session adjourned after voting on a bodyguard provision and penalties for killing the president.

Washington Richardson Arlington Lincoln Grant Long Littlefield Senate Bil House McKinley Roosevelt Alabama President McKinley Huntsville Ala South Buffalo Huntaville Arington Linco Confederate Congress United States Lee Appomatox Richardson Alag Bartlett Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee Crumpacker Indiana Parker New Jersey Ray Alexander New York

Bartlett Fails to Land on Wood in Cuban Pay Row

Washington June 6 a war department note opposes Bartlett Georgia seeking info on General Leonard Wood's pay as governor general of Cuba Secretary Root explains Cuban revenues funded allowances and fixed U S officer pay Five Democrats on the military committee join a minority report arguing Wood’s compensation is statutory and not subject to extra allowance The House votes 100 to 72 to table the resolution with Bartlett's challenge overruled

Washington Secretary of War Hull House Military Committee Bartlett Georgia Leonard A. Wood Cuba Rodt Alger Brooke Wood Volunteers Palma United States Root House of Representatives

Willey of Georgia Named Third Vice President at TSA Meet

The Travelers' Protective Association held its national convention in Portland selecting Indianapolis for the 1903 meet. Howard W. Peake of Texas is president with Robert W. Simons of California as first vice president and B W. Dohme of Ohio as second. Robert L. Willey of Georgia becomes third vice president, Louis Ochs of Louisiana fourth. Nelson Gray of Kentucky chairs the hotel committee and Rev. Virgil Tevis of Indiana is named national chaplain.

Travelers’ Protective Association Portland Ore Indianapolis Howard W. Peake Texas Robert W. Simons California B W. Dohme Ohio Robert L. Willey Georgia Louis Ochs Louisiana Nelson Gray Kentucky Virgil Tevis Indiana

Will of Judge Crabtree Proves in Sterling Illinois

The will of Judge John D. Crabtree of the appellate court is filed for probate in Sterling Illinois. He leaves $200,000 in real estate and personal property to eight children and exhorts his sons to be ready to defend the country as in 1861 if needed.

United States Sterling John D. Crabtree John

Ocean Terrors In Grand Review Naval Maneuvers Set

The navy announced winter assemblies for North Atlantic, South Atlantic and European fleets to rehearse an unprecedented global fleet maneuvers. By November 15 a large, ready-to-sail force will assemble at Hampton Roads, Bahia, and Gibraltar before converging at Culebra or Guantanamo for two months of drill.

Washington Navy Department North Atlantic South Atlantic West Indies Department Culebra Porto Rico Guantanamo Cuba Higginson Hampton Roads Sumner Bahia Brazil Crowninshield Gibraltar Cape Verde Islands West Indies Kearsarge Iowa Massachusetts Brooklyn Illinois Alabama Indiana Maine Olympia Baltimore Cincinnati Raleigh Albany Chicago San Francisco Neéwark Atlanta Detroit Montgomery Nashville Marietta Matthias

Denver Negroes in a Huff Over Sunday School Seats

Denver church representatives call a meeting and adopt resolutions to boycott the international Sunday school convention in protest over assigned seats. They will inform colored delegates nationwide to skip the event unless a seating restriction is lifted.

Denver Colo

Fireman killed as locomotive jumps track in Chattanooga

A belt railroad locomotive jumped the track early today in Chattanooga Tennessee tipping over an embankment and killing fireman Fred Rabe aged 17. Rabe died at the scene with the accident reported by local officials.

Chattanooga Tenn Belt Railroad Fred Rabe Rabe Weg

Taft Mission to Vatican Stirs Church State Debate

Secretary Root tucked Taft guidance for negotiating friar lands with Vatican officials into a May 9 1902 directive. It urges advocacy of church state separation and outlines terms for possible land sales while protecting Philippine interests and ensuring congressional authorization. A Pope visit anecdote and a Big Four derailment report follow in the same dispatch.

Washington Phe Root Senate House Taft Vatican United States Watt Manila Rome Philippine Islands Congress Wanila Ney Islands Philippines Roosevelt White ‘House Lpon America

Islands Ready for Civil Rule

Acting Governor Wright reports Secretary Root: only Moro country areas lack civil government are Lepanto Batangas Laguna Princip e Infante Mindoro Samar Paragua and small groups. No armed insurrection. Civil governments planned for Bontee Lepanto Laguna Batangas to be established. Batangas to be temporarily under military until July 4. Princip e Infanta and Paragua to wait for vessels by Sept 1. Mindoro and Paragua group need military due to sparse population and transport limits. Major General Adna R. Chaffee to supervise until civil authority established.

Washington Root Wright Philippines Manila Moro Lepanto Bontoc Batangas Laguna Principe Infante Mindoro Samar Paraguan Bontee Philippine Commission Infanta Bontoe le Panto Martinique Adna R. Chaffee

Kidnapped Girl Recovered In Cincinnati Homecoming

Margaret Taylor known as Baby Taylor was kidnapped from Cincinnati over four years ago and arrived home with her parents and three year old brother Edward. Reporters met the party at the depot and she spoke Italian. Neighbors and friends gave an ovation in Cumminsville. Interest centers on extradition of aunt Clara Taylor from Italy and pardon applications for grandmother and Miss Frances Taylor.

Little Margaret Taylor Cincinnati Margaret Taylor Edward New York Baby Taylor Cumminsville Clara Taylor Italy Columbus Frances Taylor

Combine of Liquor Dealers to Fight Prohibition

In Louisville on June 6 representatives of Cincinnati and Kentucky liquor dealers forming the National Protective Association postponed amalgamation with the Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association until their Pittsburgh meeting on June 10. If a bureau of education is created, both groups will unite to oppose prohibitory legislation. Also noted is the gazetting of Senor de Ojeda as Spain’s minister to Washington and Senor DeColognan succeeding him at Tangiers.

Louisville Cincinnati Kentucky National Protective Association Protective Association Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association Pittsburg Bureau of Education Senor de Ojeda Morocco Spain Washington Duke de Arcos Belgium Senor B. J. DeColognan Pekin Tangiers

Doctor’s pink pills restore Rahway woman from near death

Mrs. W. H. Wake of Rahway New Jersey was near death from anaemia after months of weakness nervousness and loss of appetite. After three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she improved rapidly and was cured, according to her account. The pills cost 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 and are sold by druggists or by Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.

Wake Dr Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

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