Protest To Be Regretted In Georgia Primary Row
The Constitution editorializes against Colonel J H Estill of Savannah protesting the June state primary in which Joseph M Terrell won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination by a clear majority. The piece notes alleged irregularities were minor technicalities. it urges Estill to withdraw and asserts the convention will not overturn county canvasses unless more serious charges arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Estill
Savannah
Joseph M. Terrell
Terrell
Meriwether
Estill
Democratic Executive Committee
Trial by Tory With Variations in a Boston Conference
A Boston negro conference passed a resolution praising Roosevelt for anti lynching actions while omitting concerns about the Lodge plan in the Philippines It stresses the right to trial by jury as central and notes the proposed Philippine courts would be presided over by U S carpetbag judges denying this right The piece criticizes colonization and the death penalty under this system
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Boston
Arlington
Roosevelt
Conference
Lodge
Islands
United States
Spain
Republic
Jury trial rights contrasted in U S and Philippines
The piece argues that slavery era practices in the south allowed jury trials for felonies but not misdemeanors, urging Boston theologians to align their stance with the president on jury trials. It questions why Filipinos should lack the same right if the president is praised for defending jury trials in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Boston
Death of Walter Howard and a Whitehall street paving push
The Atlanta press notes the death of Walter Howard, praising his journalism career in Atlanta and New York and mourning his loss. Separately, editors urge haste in completing Whitehall street paving from Mitchell to Alabama to alleviate chaos for shoppers, visitors, and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howard
Atlanta
New York
The Negro in Illinois and Whitecaps Terror in Eldorado
A critique of Chicago Tribune and Inter Ocean calls for a tougher approach to black rights while condemning mob violence in Eldorado Illinois. It accuses northern papers of hypocrisy for praising shotgun tactics elsewhere and tolerating racial terror in the state, urging national outlets to resist pandering to white labor politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Virden
Pana
Chicago
Chicago Inter Ocean
Whitecaps
Eldorado
Fle
Close Industrial College
Inter Ocean
Edorado
Industrial College
J. D
the Tribune
Finois
Republican Party
John Riley
Ilinois
Taymen Presidents Wilson First Layman Princeton Chief
Dr Woodrow Wilson has been named president of Princeton University the first layman to hold the office in the institution s history signaling a shift away from the traditional choice of ministers for the post and highlighting a new era in the university s leadership.
Laymen as successors to clergy in education policy
The author argues that educational institutions benefit from lay leadership alongside or instead of ministers, noting Princeton and the University of Athens as examples. They praise laymen with strong religious conviction and business ability, citing Chancellor Hill as a successful reform and suggesting President Wilson could bring similar prosperity to Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
State University At
Athens
Walter B. Hill
Princeton
Wilson
State University
Hill
Supreme Court Legislation and Judicial Overreach
Judge Murray F Tuley warned the Illinois Supreme Court and others against overstepping constitutional prerogatives by making bench law. He urged nullifying rulings contrary to public policy and cautioned that courts are drifting toward replacing legislatures with judicial decisions. He stressed the need to curb opinion excesses and preserve executive and legislative roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Murray F. Tuley
Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Supreme Courts
Tuley
Macon urged to fund Georgia Tech equipment drive
The Macon Telegraph reports a $10,000 matching grant offer from the General Education Board to Georgia Tech, contingent on local supporters raising $10,000. Atlanta has pledged $7,500 and Spencer of the Southern Railway $1,000, leaving about $1,500 to raise. Macon is urged to contribute at least $500 and form a small solicitation committee to act quickly. The drive aims to fund shop machinery, electrical plant, departmental equipment, and a new experimental laboratory to elevate the institution’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
General Education Board
Etch
New York
Georgia School of Technology
Friends of the School
Georgia
Atlanta
Spencer
Southern Railway
Telegraph
Russian Jew Follows Dispute to Fatal Store Shooting
A. Jacobson, a Russian Jew from Berlin, shot and killed A. Lipschitz in Lipschitz store in Natchez Mississippi this morning after a business dispute. Lipschitz, unarmed and unaware, was shot in the head from behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Natchez
Miss
A. Jacobson
A. Lingschitz
Lipschitz
Jacobson
Emory College Conferred Doctor of Letters on Jock Chandler Harris
Emory College Oxford Ga June 2 1902 President Dowman conferred the Doctor of Letters on Joel Chandler Harris the academy’s only degree this year. The commencement drew large crowds from Atlanta with Bishop Candler and alumni banquet. The exercises featured twelve senior speakers and a strong valedictory by Stewart Ralph Roberts. Trustees announced several key appointments and reforms including dining hall establishment and chair appointments with the class of 1902 graduating thirty-two members.
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Emory College
Oxford
Dowman
Joel Chandler Harris
Emory
Georgia
Atlanta
Bishop Candler
Thomas Henry Wade
Columbia
Vander Valdee Morgan
Clyo
William Henry Morton
Athens
Thomas Heary Wade
Columbus
Emory Colldgd
Stewart Ralph Roberta
Macon
C. B. Shelton
Valdosta
J. E. Dickey
S. R. Roberts
F. Barnwell
EB. M. Banks
F. M. Duncan
Alogent
Walla
Marta
Ife
Taat
Tleaieemalife
Fach
Robert Artel Atking
M. EL. Blackshear
A.B
Dublin
John” Colvin G. Brooks
Forsyth
Thomas Y. Connally
Julian Peter Dell
Hascom
John LaRay Duncan
Moses Joseph Guyton
Hubert F. Hemphil
Thomas C. Hutcheson
Watkinsville
Herman DL. Johnston
Palmetto
Carlisle Hinton Lewis
John W Murshall, Jr
Americus
Arthur C. Manning
AB Watesca
Hendrew W. Means
Elwin Middtebbrooks
Northen
Vil- Isa Branham Moore
Bolton
Vondir Valdes Morgan
Cio
Fla
Charles Bascom Ghelton
A.B. Valdosta
Marvin Riddick Smith
Sycamore
Robert HM Timmons
Theo Tiffany Turnbull
Monticello
Ala
Paul Richter Turner
Cedartown
Thomas Herry
Wade
M. H. Blackshear
J. P. Dell
J. W. Marshall, Jr
A. C. Manning
V. B. Moore
V. V. Morgan
W. Hi. Morton, Jr
S&s
BR. Roberts
A. Robertson
J. E. Rosser, Jr
M. R Smith
P. Turnbull
P. BH. Turner
HH. Wade _ Junior
F. M. Anderson
W. N. Banks
C. K. Campbell
R. Griffin
E. D. Hale
J. V. Hodges
J. L. Moon
J. F. Parker
F. Quillian
A. W. Reese
C. L. Shepard
W. A. Sutton
R. L. Wigelns, Jr
T. B. Armstrong
Tr. Baird
A. Helcher
N. A. Goodyear
J. Haddock
B. M._ Harrison
H. F. Bentz
G. L. King
C. M. Lipham
W. G. Methyin
D. Rumble
H. J. Sloan
A.M Sprayberry
T. 8
Staples
J. 8
Bush
C. L. Evans
Ty. E. Mcintosh
C. R. Matthews
H. B. Payne
L. B. Sandiford
C. F.trimble
J. A. Brown
F. L. Glennon
W. C. Hendrix
A. T. Hind
J. Hi. Young
Atlanta Public Schools Close and Summer Preparations
Atlanta public school teachers and janitors received June salaries and the system closed all schools. Buildings were secured by Superintendent Slaton, with furniture moved to Boys High for summer repairs. Many teachers plan Tybee convention travel with reduced rail and hotel rates. Several local deaths and civic updates follow, including obituaries and notices of public affairs.
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Atlanta
W. F. Slaten
Slaton
State Teachers’ Association
Tybee
Atlanta Party
Fara End
Examinations for Fulton County Teacher Licenses Saturday
Applicants seeking licenses to teach in Fulton County schools will take an examination Saturday starting at 9 o'clock. White applicants will be tested at Atlanta Baptist College. Superintendent M. L. Brittain, visiting Walton County, addressed teachers on methods and school work and is expected to return to Atlanta to oversee the examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Atlanta Baptist College
M. L. Brittain
Monroe, Gap
Walton County
Atlanta
Slaton Chosen Alumni Orator for Emory College 1903
Prof William M Slaton principal of the Boys High School was unanimously chosen alumni orator for Emory College 1903 commencement. He returned from Oxford GA after an absence of three days and praised Emory's close and future usefulness.
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Emory College
William M. Slaton
Boys’ High School
Slaton
Emory
Oxford
University of Georgia opens 101st commencement in Athens
The one hundred and first commencement of the University of Georgia begins tomorrow with a week of exercises. Board of trustees will meet, Chancellor Hill to present the annual report showing progress. Topics include abolition of fraternity chapter houses, admission of women, Peabody library offer, and prize contests. Notable trustees and visitors will review departments and report to governor.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Friends of Education
Board of Trustees
Hill
Hie
Allen D. Candler
George F. Goper
Clark Howell
Hamilton McWharter
W. E H. Simmons
Samuel B. Adams
B. B. Bower
W. H Fish
Henry Persons
H. D. McDaniel
A. O. Bacon
D. B. Hamilton
H. T. Lewis
N. Hutchins
B. H
Winder
K T.aAlfriend
Milledgeville
George Nolan
Marietta
D. B Fitzgerald
Omaha
C.D McKinney
Decatur
Nottle
Howard Russell
New York
Ethics
Willcox
Edward Thompson
Moye Gets Life Sentence for 1902 Emanuel County Killing
Governor Candler commuted Alfred Moye’s death sentence to life imprisonment for the 1902 Emanuel county murder. Moye killed a man over 6 cents won at a game of chance. the victim had assaulted and robbed More’s title brother. Moye would have been hanged Friday the 13th, a date seen as unlucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Alfred Moye
Emanuel County
Moye
More
Superior Court
Ne-Gro
Nottle
Methodist publishing alliance debated by southern church committee
Nashville June 11 The new local committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church South organized with Dr. Collins Denny as chair and W C Dilbrell as secretary. They discussed uniting publishing interests for China, set salaries for editors at 6000 each, arranged transfer of Shanghai property to a new publishing house costing 30000 with 10000 sent to Shanghai now, and outlined ongoing funding. W W C Everett reported on the Dallas branch publishing house condition and various appropriations for publications and editorial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Nashville
Tenn
Lecal
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Collins Denny
W. C Dilbrell
A. W. Wilson
Baltimore
Paul Whitehead
Lynchburg
Colling Denny
Oak
Advocate
Quarterly Review
Howarth Hira
Iet
Shanghai
Board of Missions
Book Agents and
Oak Committee
Epworth
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Daily Constitution
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W. G. McNalley
B M Pack. Golieiter
T. H. Hunt
Loving
Gunny Lou
Wheely
Boretz
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Ade
Whitehall Street
Mitchell
Alabama
Alma Mater
Jock Chandler Harris
Palmer
L. D. Palmer
C. &. Quillian
Reppard
R. B. Reppard
Aubie Robertson
Pasco Physica
Rev. F. Pasco
Florida
Department of Natural Defence
NM. Banks
Foote
W. R. ‘Boote
Hw. B. Lovett
W. F P. Hill
W. KR. Foote
J. F. Bonnell
Rickactinet Sianey
Douglas Wilson
Baptist Orphane
Hapeville
Griffin
Wary Langley
W. H. Langley
Willams Street
Powder Springs
J. M. Groover
A. BR. Holderby
Hilburn & Poole
Westview Cemetery
Emmett Green
Anna Green
Kirkwood
Green
Caldwell
Annie Acton
Tom Acton
West
Baker Street
Virginia
The
Constitution
Oakland Cemetery
Fred Seltzer
C. A. Hamilton
H. J. Williams
John Dean Stewart
John Pencfort
Hunter Street
Pencfort
Fred Love
Venable Street
Marietta Street
Love
Leonard
M. BR. Camp
George Spradlin
Pittehure
Spradlin
Fulstan
A. Q. Turner
Turner
Della Herndon
Julian Atreet
M. G. Herndon
Holly Springs
Lillian Estee Payne
Hardee Street
Edgewood
Rock Springs
Knight
Texas
Ora Rodgers
Fortson
Jessia Fortson
Guente
Robert L. Rodger Tuesay
Charles P. Hansell
Thomas County
Arthur Patten
R. BE. Park
Captain Park
College
City Criminal Schools
Wtterbach
College Park
Steve R. Johnson
Baptist Young People’s Societies
Second Baptist Church
West End Baptist Church
John F. Purser
West End
Prof
W. Mi. Slaton
Peabody
Carnegie Public Library
Methodist Book Committee
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