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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1901

Page

8

Pro Boer Meeting at Queen's Hall Sparks London Jingo Clash

Thousands gathered outside Queen's Hall in London as a pro Boer meeting proceeded amid arrests and scuffles. Delegates including J W Sauer and John Dilton spoke while pro independence resolutions passed despite outside opposition and police tensions.

Queen's London Queen's Hall Henry LaBouchere J. W Sauer Cape Colony John Dilton Nationalist David Lloyd-George James Kele Hardie England Everal Mall Daily Mail Soho Chronicle

Cook's Imperial Extra Try Champagne Sparkling Appeal

Advert promotes Cook's Imperial Extra Try Champagne as essential for households. Claims it is the best sparkling wine made, urging purchase.

Ladies To Take Charge Of Presbyterian Hospital Opening

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Hospital Association will manage the Central Place building on Monday, cleaning and preparing it for a July 11 opening. Beds and furniture go in Wednesday, with all ready for the first of next month. Dr A B Fetherby announced patients may be admitted on July 2.

Presbyterian Hospital Association Central Place A. B. Fietherby The Hospital Association

Future on water new lands to be sou Q over which the German flag will be raised

At a regatta dinner aboard the Victoria Louise Emperor William spoke of Germany’s maritime expansion. He urged subjects to colonize and grow trade, industry, and agriculture, arguing a broader view would erode daily petty concerns and promote peace through Hansa trade outlets.

Cuxhaven Hibe Emperor Wiliam Aristine Raya Ufe William the Great Hansa Ching

Well Known Atlantans Open A Hair Goods Line For Sale

A sensational ad announces Charles S. Northen and Steve Johnston offer hair switches puffs and bangs at 819 Anstel Building Atlanta. Reporters witnessed a crowd gathering on the eighth floor, and Johnston confirms the sale while distancing himself from the venture. The Tampa origin of the goods and the unusual opening drew brisk public curiosity.

Chas. S. Northen Steve Johnston Anstel Building Austell Northen Steve Johnson Charley Northen Tampa Pla Bharven

Insurance Notes Highlight Atlanta as Southern Insurance Hub

Atlanta is praised for its geography and facilities as a center for southern insurance operations. The article notes forthcoming southern departments by northern fire companies, visits by T H Bowles of Post & Bowles, and prominent figures like Sol E Waggoner and Elisabeth Brown, plus efforts to endow an orphans home through life insurance and a proposed bequest.

Atlanta T. H. Bowles Bowles Post & Bowles New Orleans Mutual Life Louisiana Mississippi Wisconsin Michigan Milwaukee South R. F. Shedden Orphars

Senator Hill Defends Molineux in Murder Appeal

Former U S Senator David B Hill argues for the people in the Molineux murder appeal, urging the court to uphold Barnet handwriting evidence and deny a new trial. The seven appellate judges hear three days of arguments in Albany as crowds press to watch.

Roland B. Molineux Katherine J. Adams New York Court of Appeals Albany United States David B Hill John G. Maburn Molineux Hill Mr. Hii Tiehborne England Mr. Hill Yeaterday Henry C. Barnet Harry Cornish Adame Milburn Henry Barnet Douglas Parker Hmt

Being Lynched Necroes Pray in Shreveport Mob Lynches Two

In Shreveport on June 19 a mob of about 200 overpowered deputies, took Frank Smith known as Prophet Smith and F D McLand from Benton, and hanged them from a tree about a mile from the Arkansas road. Smith prayed as he died, while McLand remained silent. Authorities say the lynching aimed to protect white lives in the area.

Shreveport Frank Smith F. D. McLand Dt Benton John Gray Foster Arkansas Church of God Foster McLand

Captain Neal Ill at Sanitarium in 172 Capitol Aven

Captain Thomas B. Neal president of the New Lown and Banking Company is reported very ill at Dr Alor Robertson’s sanitarium at 172 Capitol Avenue. He is suffering progression of kidney disease and thigh fever. He rested well yesterday and is believed to be convalescing with doctors hopeful for recovery soon.

Boyle Julss Rice Miss Hollinger Miss Butler Miss Whitsell Messrs "Hollingshead Stuart McHugh Edwards Euiobe Greece Parvenu Amos Dunn Bornean Phineas Jefferson ‘Thompkins Parker Silax James Caroling Dunn Helen Griffin Hattle Grigin Beatrice Silax Madeline Mitte Nic Moris McHugh HoNingsheal Veto Willam Stuart Ig KE Applebes C. Manning Anna’ Hollinger Emme Butler Fancy Rice Putreil Seeoge Marion Hutt Alma Whitsell Thomas B. Neal New Lown and Banking Company Alor Robertson Capitol Avenue

Scruggins Denies Guilt In Street Hugging Case

Joseph A Scruggins of 118 McDaniel street was arrested after Miss Watts of 107 McDaniel street said a man followed her and grabbed her in his arms near her home. Scruggins denies the charge, says mistaken identity, and the case slated for Recorder’s court at 2 30 this afternoon.

Joseph A. Scruxeins McDaniel Street Sprachin Mise Cornatts Scruggins Miss Watts Tim Cruggins Phim Street

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