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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
1
Storm Devastates Dallas Suburbs and Omaha Areas
A violent cyclone hit Dallas and its southern suburbs with fences torn and homes demolished. In De Scio and near Beeman, many dwellings and a post office were destroyed, with a child killed and several injured. In Omaha, the biggest wind, rain and hail storm in memory damaged about fifty buildings, toppled a church, and disrupted utilities across Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
de Scio
J M. Johnson
Beeman School House
Reigan
Gqigen City
George Bray
Bray
C. B. Bourne
Albert Eving
Dallag County
Pan Handle
West Texas
Greenville
Omaha
Nebr
Douglas County
Monmouth Park
Thirty-third Street
Tarimore Street
Amanda Geary
Grand Avenue
Franklin School
Methodist Church
Monmouth Park Methodist Episcopal
Immanuel Hospital
Coliseum
Valley
Elshor
Union Pacific
Florence
Central Park
Measures To Retain Census Clerks Spark House Panel
Washington March 11 The House census committee named a subcommittee of Representatives Henatwole Crumpacker and Hay to study plans to keep census office clerks on the rolls after discharge under the new permanent census bill. Fay of the subcommittee favors a bill restoring clerks and repealing the discharged clause. Van Horne Rides New York Cuban Railroad President Willem Van Horne arrived from Havana and said the line would reach Santiago soon, with completion noted for the Harera to Santiago route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
Washington
House Census Committee
Henatwole
Crumpacker
Hay
Fay
Gaynor and Greene flee to Quebec in extradition case
In Quebec Col John F Gaynor and Capt B D Greene, charged in Savannah frauds, stay at Chateau Frontenac with lawyers and a local legislator as advisers. U S Justice Dept plans formal extradition request, while officials say they will pursue trial despite treaty questions. Gaynor insists he will return to Savannah on the 11th and that his Quebec visit was routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UEBEC
Canada
John F Gaynor
B D Greene
Savannah
Chateau Frontenac
United States
Greene
Jules Tessler
Legislative Assembly
J. C Eno
New York
L. A Taschereau
Charles Fitzpatrick
Gaynor and Greene
Gaynor
Quebec
Washington
Department of Julstice
Department of State
Messrs. Greene
Federal Court
Department of Justice
Erwin
Marion Erwin
B . Greene
J. Gaynor
Mr. Erwin
Mr. du Bignon
Gaynor Maes
Syracuse
Nics
The
Post Standard Tonight
John P. Gaynor
Macon
Pierpont Morgan
Brunswick
Jekyl Island
W H Fleming
T W Hardwick
A W. Fite
Cherokee Circuit
Seventh
John W. Masidox
Woman commits suicide in Brinkley hotel with aid of lover
Annie Woikins a 25 year old BrinkleyArkansas woman died after swallowing carbolic acid in a Memphis hotel. J W Duval a railroad employee and former Choctaw conductor was jailed as police investigate a romance that began last year in Brinkley and led to a fatal selfinflicted overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Annie Woikins
Brinkley
Ark
J. W. Duval
Choctaw Railroad
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad
Duval
Miss Hawkins
Memphis
Anna Hankins
Hersel
Richard Hankins
Paul Bergmen
Brinkley House
Bergman
Hawkins
Forbidden Bans At The Altar In Courtship Scene
New York March 1 Franklin Marcel lus Olds and Miss Agnes Aprile wed as a lawyer’s clerk interrupted with a breach of promise suit for 350000. Olds, a Newark lawyer, faced an accusation of broken engagement from Miss Olga Landsdorff while Dr Hall completed the ceremonies amid shock and explanations. In Washington, the House Judiciary Committee advanced bills to suppress train robberies and to define conspiracies to enable injunctions in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin Marcellus Olds
Agnes Aprile
Lyric Hall
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
Mr. Olds
Miss Aprile
Olga Landsdorff
Baron de Meuville
Olds
Europe
Washington
House Committee On Judiciary Today
Shooting at McQuary Home Leaves Man Wounded
Lee McQuary shot James Ray with a double barreled gun at 3:30 PM yesterday at the McQuary residence on East Fair near Pearl. Ray was taken to Grady hospital in critical condition as police pursued the suspect for miles but could not catch him. a large neighborhood crowd gathered amid rumors of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McQuary
James Ray
Ray
Maybelle McQuary
McQuary
East Fair Street
Pearl
Grady Hospital
Miss McQuary
Rey
Chandler
Joey
Hum
Missing Richmond grain merchant Hudspeth believed dead
Charles H Hudspeth of Richmond Virginia a grain merchant who vanished from his home last Thursday reappeared in the city only to disappear again with extensive searches yielding no trace. He is about four years old and recently suffered financial reverses and is feared to have taken his own life as a letter to his wife hinted at such intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington
Charles H Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Lieutenant Humphrey Fights Off Three Robbers Near West Point
Lt Chauncey R Humphrey of the Third Infantry and an instructor at the Military Academy fought off three robbers as they demanded his money on the main road near the south end of the reservation. He felled the leader and another man then overpowered the third and turned all three over to patrols. An ambulance transported the trio to the post prison. The attackers were described as badly used up and obedient afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
West Point
N. Y
Ais
Chauncey R Humphrey
Third Infantry
Military Academy
Department of Drawing
Leutenant
Olo
Northern Securities Merger Suit Answers Prepared
Lawyers for the Northern Securities Company prepare an answer to a Minnesota district court equity bill challenging the merger. The defense argues Northern Securities owns under 40 percent of Great Northern and 98 percent of Northern Pacific, claiming no control and no anti trust violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekenox-Griggs
Trust
New York
Northern Securities Company
Bill of Equity
United States Circuit Court For
District of Minnesota
Whilam P Clough
William Nelson Cromwell
Francis L. Stetson
John W. Gages
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Nashville Jeweler Dies in Cincinnati Poison Mistake
Herman Lusky a Nashville jeweler and partner in Lusky & Lowenheim died in Cincinnati after drinking three cups of cyanide of potash by mistake while in a local jewelry house. He collapsed ten minutes later. Horace Wilson resigns as secretary of the Kentucky Trotting Breeders' Association to take a post with the Empire City track in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herman Lusky
Horace Wilson
Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Breeders’ Association
Empire City Track
New York
Fourth Republican caucus on reciprocity ends in vain
Washington March 11 The fourth conference of the house republicans on the reciprocity question was fruitless like its predecessors. Opponents of reciprocity contend concessions would ruin sugar interests while President Roosevelt asserts he will still push for Cuban reciprocity and continue efforts on the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
House Republicans
Henderson
Representative Cannon
Diiness
Representative Long
Kansas
Ways and Means
Blaine
McKinley
Senate
Roosevelt Aims to Provide Cuba Relief Through Reciprocity
Washington March 11 Cabinet members debated the Cuban tariff issue. It is understood the move toward reciprocity with Cuba is an administrative measure carried out in line with McKinley’s promise, with Roosevelt pursuing relief for Cuba as a core administration goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Roosevelt
McKinley
Burleson Attacks Hay Over Boer Relief Passports
In Washington on March 11, Mr Burleson attacked Secretary Hay for not requesting British passports for Dr Thomas and wife to travel to South Africa to distribute Boer relief funds. Rep Hitt rebutted, invoking international law and Red Cross channels, while noting prior appeals and Secretary Hay's refusals as “meddlesome” and a neutrality issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Burleson
Hay
Hiram W Thomas
South Africa
Hitt
Winds
Foreign Affairs Committee
Texas
John C. Knight
Washington
Thomas
Knight
Yates
Cullom
Lord Pauncefote
Roosevelt
State Department
Ilinois
London
International Red Cross
Mr. Zurleson
Knights
Dr. Thomas
Jefferson Davis
Secretary of State
Sulzer
Red Cross
Rough
Africa
Altgeld falls in faint after pro Boer speech
Ex-Governor John P Altgeld fainted after an impassioned pro Boer address at Joliet opera house. Physicians treated him for stomach trouble and he regained consciousness, later reported out of danger. A Joliet message said he remained unconscious in the early morning hours with his condition described as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altgeld
Chicago
Joliet Opera House
Joliet
John P Altgeld
Weather and local incidents span forecast and crime
The forecast notes increasing cloudiness with rain in the north and east, cooler conditions Thursday, brisk southeast winds, and various temperature readings. Local crime reports Lee McQuary fired two shotgun blasts at James Ray. Ray hospitalized in critical condition. Officials seek $250,000 to expand a federal prison. Georgia and other political movements, court news, and labor unrest fill the regional snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McQuary
James Ray
McQuary
Ray
Department of Justice
Congress
Martin Dooly
Atlanta
Georgia
Congress Debates Reciprocity and adjournment adjourned at midnight
Historic House session rowed with passion as reciprocity advocates won a 72 to 74 vote to adjourn. Speaker Henderson led a stormy night amid a heated clash over amendment moves and a push for a sine die adjournment. Congressman Sibley pitched a compromise reciprocity till 1908, claiming Roosevelt backing and Senate assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Mathe
Henderson
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
House
Senate
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