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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1902

Page

7

American Citizen Proposed as Cuba President Amid Constitutional Questions

Havana dispatch reports Cuba’s leadership shaping under military rule with an American citizen named Estrada Palma occupying the presidential chair. The provisional government plans to adopt a constitution later, while citizens debate citizenship rules and sovereignty. General Wood praised for restraint and aiming for a stable, self-sustaining government ahead of full U.S. withdrawal.

S. L. Beckwith Havana Cuba Estrada Palma United States Revolutionary Party Masoists H Estrada Palma Wood Valluré Palma Civil Affairs Mey Cespedes Marti Maceo Morro and Cabana Spain

Georgia Baptist convention to convene in Rome

Rome Ga March 2 special the Georgia State Baptist convention opens at First Baptist church Rome Thursday with six to seven hundred delegates expected from both the convention and State Woman's Mission Union. Railroads offer special trains and visiting pastors to fill Rome pulpits as Miss Mary E Wright of Augusta presides over the Woman's Mission Union events and Mrs W S McHenry of Rome leads music.

Rome Georgia State Baptist Convention First Baptist Church of State Woman's Mission Union Southern Nashville Chattanooga St. Louis Home Georgia South First Baptist L. c. Broughton Atlanta Woman’s Mission W. H. Young F. Brame A. B. Frost Hephzibah Argentaer R. C. Corbett Macon Home Department S. ¥. Jameson Will Dobbs Athens F.C. McConnnell Pitts Willingham Orphans State Mission Union The Mission Union Mary E. Wright Augusta W. &. McHenry Baptist Convention

Plans finished for Georgia Sunday School convention

Augusta Georgia March 23 special plans are set for the twenty ninth annual Georgia State Sunday School Association convention at the First Christian church April 1 2 and 3 Marion Lawrence of Toledo international general secretary Professor E O Excell and Professor Charles D Meigs will attend along with other notable Georgia Sunday school workers The program outlines sessions from April 1 to 3 including Bible study reports elections and teaching methods special railroad rates and host arrangements for delegates.

Merion Lawrence Toledo, Ohio Augusta Georgia State Sunday School Association Marion Lawrence Toledo Ohio Charles D. Meigs Indiana E. 0. Excell Chicago Georgia Professor Excell E. B. Hook Augusta, Sunday School Superintendents’ Union W. S. Witham International Sunday School Association HE. O. Excell E. O. Excell C. E. Weltner A. B. Phillips B.O. Excell Joe Broughton Atlanta B. O. Excell C. D. Meigs International F. O. Excell Charles DR. Meigs Richmond County George Wains

Macon News Notes Highlight Crime Politics And Society

A Macon milk wagon driver Andrew Williams was arrested after a $150 diamond ring was found in the wagon end of a glove and he confessed. The Echeconne Association meets at Forsyth Primitive Baptist church with Elder W. C. Cleveland presiding. Wallace McCaw reports a wreck on the Southern road safely through North Carolina. Senator A. O. Bacon visits Macon, Col. R. T. Nestitt campaigns for agriculture, and Eugene Branan sustains a facial injury. Cornell and Mercer baseball to play in Macon next week, first home game. A temple guild masque ball at Progress club Monday at 3. Easter ball at Teutonia club March 31 hosted by Mores Pevser, A. Gruhn, and Herman Walti.

Macon Andrew Willams Dr. Howard Jenkins C. McPhail Williams Echeconne Association Primitive Baptist Church Forsyth W. C. Cleveland Primitive Baptista Bibb County R. H. Plant Wallace McCaw New York North Carolina United States A. O. Bacon Col R. T. Nestitt Eugene Branan Bridgerow Cornell Mercer University Temple Guild Progress Club Teutonia Club Girl Mores Pevser A. Gruhn Herman ‘Walt i

TENSION WORK IS STARTED By Atlantic, Valdosta and Western Railway

The Atlantic Valdosta and Western railway engineering corps begins locating the route for extending the line from Valdosta to Albany. Chief Surveyor Tilman and Chief Engineer Long lead twenty men surveying with expected route changes. work to push toward Moultrie. Elder Shelnutt resigns. Elder Maxwell to become pastor. A farmer patches a broken phone line with fence wire. Officials including Secretary Wilson and Professor Moore expected April visit Valdosta. Cold spell not damaging fruit. pears and peaches outlook strong.

Atlantic, Valdosta and Western Railway Engineering Corps Valdosta Engineering Corps The Atlante, Valdosta and Western Railway B. P. Tilman F. W. Long Albany Moultrie Shelnutt L. Shelnutt Christian Church Maxwell

Death of Wealthy Knoxville Citizen Swepson at 77

Ripe old age claims 77 year old Knoxville financier R R Swepson dies. Virginian by birth he owned Richmond street car system during the Civil War and moved to Knoxville becoming a banker and business leader. President of Knoxville Gas Company since 1976 his estate valued around 1 million will go to relatives. Wedding Announcement in Aniston Alabama notes the approaching marriage of John G Lagarde and Miss Lillie McMillin with plans to wed April 9 and then tour the East in New York.

BR. Swepson Knoxville Tenn R. R. Swepson Richmond, Va Issé Knoxville Gas Company Anniston Ala John G. Lagarde Lillie McMillin T. McMillin New York Alabama

Negro woman gives birth to healthy triplets in Vienna

Lucy Lewis, a young Negro woman, gave birth to triplets about three months ago on a farm four miles above Vienna Georgia. The three babies are described as fat and well grown for their age with good weight and appearance. The husband Jonas Lewis, 27, and four other children live with them. The report notes all are living and doing well. The event is dated Vienna Georgia March 22 as Special News.

Lucy Lewis Jonas Lewis Vienna Vinna

Sugarcane and Cassava Convention Planned in Brunswick

Brunswick Ga March 23 Special The board of trade schedules a sugarcane and cassava convention for April 12 at 1000 in City Hall With Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Dr Wey chemist attending they will address farmers and visit Glynn county plantations The event marks the third convention in Brunswick this year and aims to boost cassava plantings following positive results from prior meetings

Brunswick Board of Trade Wilson Wey Department of Agriculture B Brunswick Stockbridge Florida Experimental Station Glynn

Receivership Sought For People's Bank Of Americus

In Americus Georgia on March 23 two creditors J E Sullivan county treasurer and Mrs S E Matthews filed a petition for a receiver for the People's Bank of Americus. G R Ellis is temp receiver as assignee. A hearing on the merits is set for April 4. Sullivan claims his 640 deposit is county or trust funds and Matthews seeks priority for her 1500 time certificate.

Americus People's Bank of J. E. Sullivan S. E. Matthews G. R. Ellis Litt John Sullivan Mrrs Matthews

Stand for Unionism Urged in New Orleans Strike Threat

New Orleans March 33 resolutions at a mass meeting of the Central Trades and Labor Council urged recognition of unionism as vital amid street railroad employee grievances. The move could derail tomorrow’s conferences and likely lead to an inevitable strike if the union backs the demand.

New Orleans Central Trades and Labor Council

Boys anxious for action on gymnasium petition

At the next board of education meeting, Thursday evening, a special committee chaired by E P Burns will report on the petition from Boys High students to establish a gymnasium in the school building. The petition, filed at the last meeting, has not yet been considered. The committee may record the petition and a report, then present to the board. Previously the principal denied authority to establish a gym, prompting the current appeal to the board.

Board of Education E. P. Burns Burns Gard

Fruit in Elbert Is Safe

Elberton Georgia March 23 Special The cold snap did not materially injure the fruit in this section. A large yield is expected and much interest centers on the crop as several of Elbert's best citizens have planted large orchards. Farmers have begun work after delays caused by extreme weather.

Elbert Elberton Ebert

Resting Before Memphis Meeting In Tennessee

Memphis Tenn March 28 Captain J H Rees presiding judge at New Orleans meeting arrived here yesterday to rest at his home before the Memphis event. He says Crescent City Jockey Club acted well to drop cross country racing and does not expect an absolute blacklist for steeplechase figures at New Orleans, but a pause for the moment.

Memphis Tenn J. H. Rees New Orleans Rees Crescent City Jockey Club

Breath of Spring Draws Crowds to Greenwood Sward

Green grass drew a large crowd to Grant Park yesterday with youths, matrons, and children wearing their best outfits. The zoo, boat rentals, and vendor trade thrived while park crews planned spring improvements. Nearby sites like Ponte du Leon Lakewood and Ox River also saw visitors as Oakland and West watched graves and tombstones. The day showcased a city awakening after winter and lively streetcar traffic.

Grant Park Tucker Zoo Cfin Park Board Ponte du Leon Lakewood Ox River Oakland

Special Session Opens in Augusta Court with Heavy Docket

In Augusta Ga March 23 special session of criminal superior court convened by Judge John Candler to clear jail business. Murder cases include Jesse Boynton and W B Wells with potential jury this week. Mrs Mollie Eady Duncan and T Z Granade held for murder of Policeman DeBray. Porters absence delays trials to April if she returns. Buckeye Cotton Oil awarded two mill contracts in Augusta and Macon totaling $50,000, exclusive of machinery.

Criminal Superior Court John 8. Candler Jesse Boynton W. BR. Wells Franklin Pierce Mollie Eady Duncan T. 2. Granade E. H. DeBrey Augusta J. H. McKenzie and Sons Macon Buckeye Cotton Oil Company of Cincinnati

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