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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows items and brands including books, furniture, ready to wear and pet care. Mentions Bry Loous and Wren's Furnishings with scattered phrases. Lacks coherent event or narrative to identify a single news item or outcome.
Witnesses testify to Landers good character and alleged theft of 1000 two cent envelopes from the Los Angeles redemption department. The government linked envelopes to a Raleigh shipment and Atlanta discovery. Defense argued for continuance. case to be given to the jury by noon with Heyman presenting.
Georgia Baptist Convention in Rome prompts ticket sales via Western and Atlantic railroad. Round trip fare available for March 25 26 with return by March 31. Regular trains from Atlanta depart 9 2 a m and 5 00 p m daily. A special delegate train departs Atlanta at 2 00 p m March 26. For tickets contact agents or C E Harman General Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga.
R. Thornton announces candidacy as Fulton county representative for the personal accident department of The Maryland Casualty Co. of Baltimore Md. He thanks friends for past favors and solicits continued support from them and from The Maryland. Residence manager 87 South Pryor at Bell phone 1453. Policies issued and claims paid at this office.
Terrell returned to Nashville and then spoke in Wrightsville and Eatonton as part of a busy southern Georgia tour. He praised gains in Berrien, Wilcox, Abbeville, and noted friendly reception in Coffee and Columbia counties while Col Estill, Guerry, and local officials planned further appearances. Warden Jake Moore said Terrell will likely carry southwestern counties, and a hog story from Lee county highlighted local political chatter.
At a meeting of John B. Gordon camp No 44 United Daughters of the Confederacy officers for the year were elected. Commander William F. Parkhurst was chosen with others including William T. Newman Jr and Dr Henry D. Green. Delegates to the Dallas reunion in April will be appointed soon.
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