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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
12
A fragment notes a male individual anticipated to handle or discuss business matters, but the context and specifics remain unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
Enthusiastic meeting in Atlanta yesterday backed creation of a permanent interstate fair association. The plan aims to hold annual fairs in Atlanta starting this fall with broad scope including stock and cattle displays and horse racing. Business leaders including T H Martin and James W English Jr urged cooperation from the Business Men's League chamber of commerce and Retail Grocers Association.
A heated Virginia House privileges and elections committee session in Richmond on March 2 ended with pistols drawn and cartridges scattered as Hon John M Whitehead clashed with S Lambeth Jr over Norfolk election prices and a plan for city registration. Dodson and others intervened, Whitehead was restrained and a pistol borrowed in advance was used only to threaten. The dispute concluded without Norfolk securing the registration.
Reuben Cately and Hypolite Brown were hanged in New Liberia Louisiana today while Charles Brown and Henry Green received gubernatorial respite and the death sentence was suspended. The town filled with curious spectators from surrounding counties to watch the execution of Martial Sore, a well connected youth from a prominent family.
Berlin notes a difference of opinion between Spain and the United States over whether certain Philippine islands are included in the Paris treaty. German officials say negotiations are friendly and ongoing, with reports that Germany desires the islands though no formal position is stated.
Washington March. Before the Senate committee on elections the prosecution and defense in Senator Clark of Montauk election probe said they had finished presenting testimony with more papers to be examined. About a hundred witnesses have been heard since January 6, totaling roughly 2400 to 2500 pages. government costs near 2700 dollars. James Kemper of Butte gave key testimony on the Woods ranch purchase, and the defense presented several rebuttal witnesses in the afternoon session.
The executive committee of the International Association of Machinists has ordered a general strike of Chicago machinists after failing to reach agreement with the Chicago Association of Machinery Manufacturers. President McConnel said the action could expand to other metalworking groups nationwide, potentially affecting about 50,000 workers.
Mobile Alabama based Havana correspondent reports February 21 that an island rising is anticipated and there is strong demand for sport arms machetes and hem mocks.
Colonel Park Woodward's horse, normally calm, broke its rein and plunged into the city reservoir. It swam about thirty feet before sinking and dying, in what witnesses called a remarkable act of death by own action. The animal had not shown fear before, and Woodward remained by the bank as guards retrieved the body within about thirty five minutes.
In Brewersville Indiana a confrontation between Janis Powers a teacher and William Fuller escalated to a revolver duel at a main street intersection. Both men fired repeatedly and collapsed within ten feet, leaving two dead. The dispute began after Powers confronted Fuller over whipping Powers’s father, prompting Fuller to threaten and Powers to arm himself. Police and bystanders witnessed the rapid exchange of gunfire and the scene quickly devolved into a panic as people sought cover.
Woffern, leader of the delegations to Washington for the Democratic National Convention, asks for a meeting of the wave and means committee to organize work. Kansas City citizens have raised $709 for the Democratic National Committee, with $25,000 more expected. A subcommittee from the DNC will arrive next week to arrange conventions.
British punitive expedition in Monghem district avenges the murder of Messrs Kiddle and Sutherland by capturing villages. Sixty villagers killed and 2600 houses burned. Telegraph announced the murder February 13 with Consul Litton wounded but escaping.
A blaze at the McMurray and Bacon wagon factory in Jacksonville Florida destroyed the building and stock tonight at 1 0 clock. Loss estimated at 50 000 with stock insured. Three firemen injured including John Jones T C Corson and John Rossan two in serious condition.
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley head to New York to attend the Ohio Society dinner and meet officials. Secretaries Cortelyou and others accompany them, with Miss Mary Barker and staff, while preparations for travel and theater events are noted along the route.
Wu Ting Fang Claiies Minister at Washington passed through Atlanta yesterday on his way back to the national capital from New Orleans. He had toured the city, spoke with many locals, and said he enjoyed New Orleans but looked forward to returning to Washington. He reported a pleasant time and noted the carnival and celebrations as memorable events of his trip.
Washington March 2 The secretary of State authorizes a contradiction of the statement that the state department has secured the assent of other powers to the provisions of the pending canal convention No propositions in relation to the subject matter of this convention have been laid before any other country The note clarifies that no external powers have approved or vetoed the terms under discussion
Jurors found Harry L Armstrong cashier of the defunct Continental National Bank not guilty of making illegal entries in his government reports. The Memphis Tennessee courtroom concluded the case tonight after deliberations.
Fresh bubonic plague cases reported in Sydney Nova Scotia amid rapid disease vigilance. The New York Polo Association announces tournaments in Aiken South Carolina on March 12. The empress dowager orders viceroys to arrest reform movement figures. Crown Prince Frederick William receives Guia de Fleece honor with banquet following. General A D Shaw declares candidacy for Congress to replace Chickering. Republicans nominate C G White of Tyler and C W Johnson of Graham for Texas districts. U S Minister Merry arrives at Greytown en route to meet President Zelaya in Costa Rica conference.
In New Orleans Palm er and Andes led the field in the first race a one mile event with early favorites in front. Races two through seven featured close finishes and noted entrants such as War IV Philter and Koenig among others with multiple contenders across the card. The day included heavyweights Childs and Bonner in a separate boxing result at the Broad Way Athletic Club.
General Superintendent EE McBee rode in his private car on a BeabSarg line test trip from Camden to the outskirts of Columbia. Depot materials are being placed at both ends. Track work progresses toward Cayce with the forty mile line nearly finished and a bridge over the Cingaree delayed by freshets.
The health board met for about an hour to transact routine business including salary raises for inspectors to 75 dollars per month and a 470 dollar monthly figure for another position. MoJo Yarborough was elected to the plumbing board and WH Ha was named plumbing inspector, with other board actions and committee reports discussed.
Police in Columbus arrested Wil Everedge, an escaped murderer, after a reward was claimed. A $1 reward was posted for the man, who was tracked down with the help of a companion’s tip. Officers recovered a pistol from a pawn shop alleged to be the weapon used in the October murder.
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