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12 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
1
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Special dispatch notes that Democrats expect to win amendments to the Panama canal and Cuban treaties with Republican acquiescence. Key senators, including Gorman and Cockrell, weigh caucus timing and possible defections as they seek a unified Democratic stance before an expected vote and potential extra session next week.
Kansas City March 11 violence touches a 211 driver strike as workers demand higher wages and union recognition. Non union replacements work little. crowds block Mulberry street while Mrs Evans drives a wagon through the protest crowd amid police dispersals and stone throwing.
C L Watson, alleged Chicago Inter-Gocan and New York World associate, traveled from Indiana to Chattanooga to confront W J Pistor after an insult to a Louisville woman. Watson claimed travel for a New York firm and struck Pistor in the Read House, splitting his nose and marring his face. He sent a note promising further beatings whenever they meet.
Henry C. Friend, 26, fired from a window at pedestrians on James Street and then held off police for an hour. He forced a janitor to sell cigarettes, played piano with his left hand while armed, and finally shot himself in the chest.
Omaha Nebraska March 12 The Overland Limited eastbound and a Union Pacific freight wrecked head on at Dilmore station. The fireman on the freight train lies beneath the wreckage. Five other trainmen are killed and several passengers are injured. Wrecking crew and doctors rushed to the scene.
Mrs. Arthur Pennell died at Sisters of Charity hospital after an automobile plunge on Cleveland Avenue near Kensington Avenue. Witnesses say brakes were tightly set and power shut off as the car careened into a quarry. The pennell home was visited by relatives from New York. A recent will was found in the Pennell desk during post accident searches.
Washington March 11 Ex Senator James K Jones of Arkansas shows improvement after a two day coughing spell. Physicians say the unfavourable symptom is controlled and the family hopes for a full recovery. Buffalo March 11 Seven boys were badly injured by dynamite explosion. one may die and several others are in serious condition.
Secretary Shaw in Washington faces pressure from New York financiers urging immediate relief for a looming money market stringency. A Wall Street driven view blames the Aldrich bill’s failure, with officials noting Shaw's authority to aid the economy if a panic develops. The discussion hints at government resistance to bailing out reckless banks. Continued on second page.
Havana March 1 The Cuban senate ratified the reciprocal treaty with the United States by a 16 to 6 vote, with three absentees believed to favor ratification. Senator Zayas supported ratification, while Senor Sanguilly opposed to challenge executive acts. Bustamente’s forceful appeal framed the vote as beneficial for Cuba’s trade and independence.
The Sather bureau reports worsened river conditions from Cairo to Helena with rising stages. Memphis may see 38 feet by Sunday or Monday, with a possible 5 feet stage. White River and Arkansas also rising. forecasts show Arkansas City 51 feet Greenville 48 feet Vicksburg 50 feet as the main river rises for weeks.
Georgia weather forecast for Thursday and Friday with light variable winds and temperature ranges. Local notes include Dr. J P Kennedy facing opposition in re election, Bobby Walthour defeating Harry Caldwell in motor paced heats, and county commission session discussing convict labor for public works. Various Georgia and Southern items cover ministers endorsing a southern university, church resignations, Memorial day plans, Macon Fair charter, and railroad rumors. Domestic and foreign items touch on strikes, politics, and international affairs with market and transit notes.
Flood danger grows with Caruthersville Mo at risk of destruction as workers fortify a caving levee. Kilpatrick reports second levee can stand five more feet of rise. Memphis forecasts 35 to 39 feet. Refugees, sacks, shovels, and boats surge to the area as officials mobilize supplies and patrols.
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