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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1902

Page

3

Sam W Small Announces Candidacy for Fulton County

Rev Sam W Small declares for the state legislature with a conservative platform on local option education and labor rights He endorses local option and opposes disrupting peace He supports liberal funding for the state university and Tech He advocates tax equality and robust state troops He pledges to aid veterans and their families and to serve with intelligence and loyalty Ward committees appointed in Houston campaign with names listed for First Ward.

Sam W. Small Simall Fulton County Emory and Mercer Yourg Sam W, Small Grand Opera House Opera House Houston Campaign Committee First Ward Mike Riley J. C. Barnett Charles Barrett M. T. LaHatte R L Whites Dr. Bridwell P. P. Richardson

Rosa Montgomery Named Georgia Sponsor for Confederate Reunion

Rosa Montgomery daughter of Colonel A B Montgomery of Home Georgia chosen sponsor for the Georgia division U S during the Confederate reunion in Dallas Texas. Her father volunteered with the Confederacy and served gallantly in the war with the same martial spirit noted in the Montgomery family.

Rosa Montgomery A. B. Montgomery Home Georgia U. S Dallas Ter Miss Montgomery Roger de Montgomery William the Conueror England General Montgomery Quebec Montgomery United States Army Southland Confederacy Rome

Ward by Ward List Of Campaign Committees

The piece lists ward by ward candidates and committee officers led by BP H Moore as campaign chair and Wade Harding as secretary. It notes the county political scene remains unchanged with action heating up as the primary date nears and daily voter registration increasing before books close Monday night.

W. P. Quinn Allen Hargrove H. L. Bass Pat Murray B G. Wilson George Cobbin E. E H. Lark C. A. Hollingsworth Luke Bradley Willam Strauss J. W. Bridwell Jess Penny W. P. Harding W. G Counts R L. Yarbrough L. A. Holly C. M. Kister T. D Johnson H. F. Garrett J. W. Brooks P Huddleston C. N. Allen I L Pondeater W. S. Conway R. 0. Ross Wiliam van Houten W. Weir O. H. Puckett Walter Dean Frank McGruder John Golden Harry Morgan Tom Scales Eda Crafts Charles Hirsch Philip Deitz W. R. King Wiliam

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for corn cure

Hillsborough resident H. Robinson credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing painful corn condition that hindered walking. The ad extols its effectiveness on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, burns, and ulcers, with a druggist guarantee. Separate notice reports Guy P. Cobb ordering a ban on Texas and Arkansas cattle entering the Cherokee nation for grazing to stop Texas fever.

H. Robinson Hillsborough Bucklen Guy P. Cobb United States Texas Arkansas Cherokee Nation

Banquet Welcomes International Union President Lynch

President James M. Lynch of the International Union visited Atlanta hosted by the Atlanta Typographical Union at the Kimball. Printers from nearly every local house attended, signaling good will between employers and employees. Lynch praised Atlanta’s harmony and planned a Macon visit, noting unions’ rights and cooperation.

James M. Lynch International Union Atlanta Typographical Union Kimball Atlanta C. C. Houston M. T. la Hatte Lynch Anderson Macon Union Macon Inunhe & Te W. Green H. H. Cabaniss J. G. Woodward City Atlanta Union Houston Kimball House Macon Tyrographical Union

O Dell Agent Visits Atlanta to Extend Private Wire

Mr G L Foster of the O Dell Commission Company Cincinnati, the confidential traveling representative, is in Atlanta to extend the direct private wire system. He has just closed a contract with the Atlanta Brokerage Company and will stay about a week to arrange details. The firm, a leading brokerage, operates stocks, bonds, grains, provisions and cotton with 136 offices.

Odell Comats Weme Ame Cincinnati Atlanta GL W Foster O'Dell Commission Company Atlenta Foster

O Dell Commission Company plans Georgia wire network in Atlanta

The O Dell Commission Company, capital two hundred thousand dollars, outlines private wires to major points and a nationwide expansion. It aims to post official New York quotations in Atlanta via exclusive Atlanta Brokerage Company outlets and extend wires to Augusta Savannah and Rome as part of a 140 office system. Colonel Stephen C Upson runs for Clarke County legislature, with Captain W B Burnett undecided.

Savannah Augusta Rome New York O'Dell Commission Western Union Telegraph Company Foster Atlanta New York Stock Exchange O'Dell Commission Company William F. Parkhurst Prudential Whg O' de Commission Company Financial Puble New Orleans Chicago Ohio Indiana Ilinois Michigan Missouri Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Alabama Georgia Mississipri Pennsylvania Canada Herd Clearing House Cincinnati Hus Georgia

Church Music Programs and Easter Services Across Atlanta Churches

Roster lists for Trinity St Philip North Avenue and St Mark congregations detail organists choirs and morning and evening Easter services with specific anthems hymns and presiding officers. Also notes Georgia Baptist convention rail fare Rome and Flower sentenced for embezzlement in New Orleans.

Trinity Church L E. Rogers Mendelssohn Statner Gilchrist Miss Steinhagen Schnecker H. W. Owsley Orth Avenue Church North Avenue Presbyterian Church Peachtree Street Archibald Davis Frank Pearson Merkel St Mark Methodist Church T North Avenue Presbyterian Vwest Haydn Wagner Dubois Mre W S Yeates Alice Holbrook Parkhurst D. Scott Arch Davis W M Deming Thornwell Gamble Georgia Baptist Convention Rome Western and Atlantic Railroad Rame Atlanta R. B Headden Star First Baptist Church

Tenn'seeans in Atlanta Gala Visit Impresses Nashvillians

Three hundred Tennessee volunteers passed through Atlanta en route home from Charleston with Governor Benton McMillin and staff in tow. They toured the city briefly before continuing their journey, leaving Nashville convinced Atlanta leads the South in ambition and progress.

Nashville Charleston Atlanta Benton McMillin Union Depot South Nashvile

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