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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1902

Page

6

McLaurin Fights Off Suspected Drunk Attacker in Hotel Lobby

Washington May 9 An incident in a hotel lobby involved Senator McLaurin of South Carolina. While in the dining room with a gentleman he faced a man, allegedly intoxicated, whose name he refused to disclose. McLaurin knocked the assailant down at the cigar stand. bystanders helped remove the troublemaker. No arrests were made.

Washington Senator McLaurin South Carolina

Movement to limit tenure of Presbyterian pastors proposed at Anniston

At the north Alabama presbytery meeting in Anniston a plan was launched to require four-year terms for all ministers, with longer terms allowed by presbytery consent. The aim is to reduce periodic unrest and indiscriminate calls, while enabling potential pastorate separations after four years without friction. The proposal draws comparisons to Methodist practice and is regarded as substantial though not sweeping. Full-Fledged Naval Cadets. Annapolis, Md May 9. The class of 1806 cadets named were R P Lemly J B Goldman C P Meyer W H Booth T H Dnaid L D Causey H K K Aiken though one applicant was disqualified for defective eyesight.

Anniston Florence Ala North Alabama R .T. Simpson Methodist Church Annapolis R. P. Lemly North Carolina J. B. Goldman Louisiana C. P. Meyer W. H. Booth Virginia T. H. Dnaid L. D. Causey Mississippi H. KK. Aiken Dallas Episcopal Church General Conference Congress South Morrison Candler Strother Clay Georgia Georgia Statesman Gay Tayman James M. Robertson Meridian G. C Rankin Dalas Hoss Nashville Atkins Durham McGhee South Georgia Hrgrove AR. W. Boswell H.C. Morrison Louisville Collings Denny E. Cc. Reeves Johnson City Tenn H. B. W. Palmer Atlanta P. H. Whisner Board of Church Extension China Japan Korea Mexico Brazil Cuba

War claims and elections dominate Southern Baptist session

At Havana Asheville May 9 the Southern Baptist convention opened with 5060 attendees. Officers were elected as Governor Northen declined reelection, J P Eagle named president, and multiple vice presidents chosen. Afternoon reports showed foreign and home mission boards expanding work though funding and institute efforts wane in several states.

Asheville N. C Southern Baptist Convention F. C. McConnell Atlanta Cyclone McConnell W. M. Vines First Baptist Church J. A. Tusker A. P. Montague Furman University South Carolina Northen Arkansas J. P. Eagle Joshua Levering Baltimore H. W. Stevens Missouri Dr. Marsh Oxford Meador Washington Lansing Burrows Nashville Tenn A. F. Gregory George W. Norton Louisville W. PF. Harvey J. P. Eagie I. G. VanNesa Board of Home Missions W. W. Landrum Home Board Walker Dawson Board of Foreign Missions R J. Willingham Richmond W. J. Northen John B. White W. J. Holtzclaw J. I Bennett F. P. Bell Jameson A. T. Spalding New York J. P. Brown Georgia W. D. Upshaw Monros University H. B. Stevens E Ware Charles A. Stakely Montgomery Ala Norfolk Foreign Board Afghanistan The Home Mission Board W W. Landrum National Baptist Convention South Cooperative Institute Virginia Kentucky North Carolina Diaz Cuba

Fatal tallyho wreck injuries rush to death toll rises

Redlands California May 9 a tallyho stacked with sightseers mostly from Galveston Texas overturned on England Heights injuring nine women and others two likely to die. Names include Mrs F F Hibbert skull crushed likely to die and Mrs Koppern thigh and ankle crushed may die. Several others lightly hurt and two Philadelphians Mrs Jewell and delegates to a Los Angeles womens convention are among the injured.

Redlands Cal Galveston Tex England Heights Louisa Linda Sanitarium F. F. Hibbert Redlands, Skull Crushed, Will Probably Die. Mrs. Koppern Baltinger Misa Jones Schrimp Miss Crawford Jewell Philadelphia Los Angeles Canyon Street

Swindles Newspaper Men and Church Debt Row

An unknown scammer pretends to be Norfolk Virginian Pilot figures to obtain loans from U.S. newspapers. Also reported is a lengthy Havana Cuba cemetery debt dispute involving Dr Diaz and Gethsemane church, plus annual Sunday school board revenues and officers elected for a southern Baptist convention in Atlanta.

Norfolk Washington New York Baltimore Atlanta Messrs A. H. Grandy R. E. Turner Kevin Glennan Norfolk, Va Virginian- Pilot Virginian-Pilot Jane Church Havana Gethsemane Church Diaz Committee On Cuba Southern Baptist Convent Sunday School Board I. J. VanNese C. C. Meadow District of Columbia E. W. Stevens Missouri Joshua Levering Maryland R. H. Marsh North Carolina G. W. Norton Louisville W. P. Harvey Lansing Burroughs Tennessee O. FP. Gregory

Admirals and Archbishops Remembered in Long Obsequies

The bodies of Archbishop Michael Augustine Corri gan of New York and Rear Admiral William Thomas Sampson were interred with grand rites. Corri gan lay in state at St. Patrick Cathedral as clergy and crowds observed tinted lights and solemn ritual. Sampson’s funeral in Washington featured naval bands, a large escort from Annapolis, and a simple Arlington burial with taps and prayers.

New York Michael Augustine Corrigan D. D St. Patrick Cathedral Gibbone Ryan Philadelphia Cardinal Gibbons Burke Gabriels Ludden McQuaid Catafalque Hughes Cardinal McCloskey Washington William Thomas Sampson United States Navy United States Artillery Foote Fort Myer Annapolis North Atlantic Church of the Covenant Traunis Hamlin Miles Longstreet George Dewey Sampson Arlington

Southern Car Wheel Iron Company organized at Tallapoosa

Stephen N Noble of Anniston is president of the Southern Car Wheel Iron Company, organized at Tallapoosa with 100000 capital. The firm bought from the Georgia Vineyard Company a charcoal furnace with a forty ton daily pig iron capacity, idle for a year. Two other stockholders are Philadelphia financiers. Operations to start in six weeks after changes at the plant.

Tallapoosa Anniston Ala Stephen ‘N Noble Southern Car Wheel Iron Company Georgia Vineyard Company Philadelphia Noble

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