Constitution Notices and Publishing Details 1901
The document lists traveling representatives W. F. Trastvey, Charles H. Donnelly, and W. F. Woodlife, with editors and advertising managers named. It notes Constitution Publishing Co, Watered at the Post Office in Atlanta, second-class matter, Nichols & Holliday as Advertising Managers for areas outside Atlanta, dated May 24, 1901.
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W. FL Trastvey
Charles H. Donnelly
W. F. Woodlife
Medtars
Messrs
Javset Sarter
Claudt A. Trin
Eara
Constetution Publishing CO
Posteffes
Atlanta
Nichols & Hollidat
Constitution
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Supreme Court Rejects Depot Removal by Board of Health
The court overturns Judge Lumpkin and bars the board of health from demolishing the Atlanta union depot without regular process, while noting depot inadequacy and urging safe, lawful remedies. Officials urge clear rulings to prevent future misunderstandings and guide state funds decisions.
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Supreme Court
Atlanta Board of Health
Union Depot
Board of Health
Bow Depot
Olé Ramshaeckle
Supreme Court of
Treasurer Park
Oscar Fschirky The Delmonico Head Waiter and Gov
Oscar Fschirky known as the head waiter at Delmonico is described as a powerful figure in banquet planning. He rose with George Boldt and has become nearly a governor general of dining. His salary and tips reportedly rival the US president’s pay, and he holds stock to deter him from leaving.
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Waldur
Astor
Antisrica
Oscar
United States
George Boldt
Delmonico
Boldt
Oscar Fschirky
Millionaire’s Club
Shirky
Great
How Heroes Are Made and the Times' Yellow Journal
A Pittsburgh era editorial recounts a sensational Indianapolis tale of three colored workers. It notes the New York Times coverage misled readers about a self sacrificing hero who saved a co worker. Investigation revealed the incident was a fake yellow story and funds were returned with regret.
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Indianapolis
New York Times
Gianapolis
Dvia
Lingle
Associated Press
Joseph B. Gilder
Hig
Times
Yellow Journal
Alabama and the Suffreys in Knoxs Address
Colonel John B Knox, presiding at the Alabama constitutional convention, argues against education incentives tied to suffrage for blacks while warning that restricting black education should not drive white youth into ignorance. He urges balanced reform, opposing any plan that raises white ignorance while seeking voter standards.
Education as primus to white youth in Alabama
A historic call urges widespread public schooling for Alabama youth, insisting facilities be accessible to all white children and that educational tests shape future generations. It argues classrooms should spur the best possible education for white youth while also guiding colored youth toward their potential.
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Alabama
Insurance Note Highlights Dallas Fire Shortfalls and Auto-Priced Woes
A Dallas report by the Texas Wire Prevention Association faults the city’s fire protection for insufficient manpower and limited fire hose, despite otherwise adequate equipment. It cites six hose stations, 2450 feet of good hose, 1900 feet of ordinary hose, and 42 paid men. The note recalls recent blazes where hose bursts worsened response, urging remedy and distribution. It also reprints a New York Journal extraction warning of a tense outlook for the fire insurance sector, predicting hard years ahead for American and foreign underwriters amid tariff delays and rising costs.
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Texas Wire Prevention Association
General Council of
Dallas
Texas
Akard Street
Haga
Journal of Commerce of New York
Jacksonville
Constitution
United States
Chicamo
Boston
Aer
Nera
Oroansuranc
Baltimore
Fultsburs
Bre Incurance Institutions
Tanranes
Gil
Pretty Little Romance of Charlottesville Marriage News
A UVA student TJ Sawyers and trained nurse Katheryne Bolster wed today at St Mark's in Washington with Rev. Dr. Deverles officiating. They plan a summer in Stafford County before moving to Chicago for Sawyers to join The Tribune staff. Bolster, native of Meadville, Pa, had been living with cousin Mrs. Thomas P. Carver in Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville
Richmond
Clark Savers
Chicago
University of Virginia
Katheryne Rolster
Washington
St. Mark's Protestant Cathedral
Deverles
Bris. Sawyers
Stafford County
Sawsers
the Tribune
Sawyers
Meadville
Thomas P. Carver
Rescued From A Bad Bling Leads Child To Ugly Paths
In Charleston on May 2 Nancy Jane McAteer a ten year old girl from Cheater was rescued from a notorious dive. She had come with a blind beggar Sumner who claimed her mother hired him for grafting. Sumner became drunk and police found the girl in the dive amid fears of abduction.
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Charleston
Speciaty
Nancy Jane McAteer
Cheater
Sumner
Chester
Me— Ateer
Supreme Camp of Woodmen Excludes Henry Humphreys
Columbus O May 23 The sovereign camp Woodmen of the World discussed the legislative report and prepared for final adjournment by Saturday Officers were instructed to contact a Denver accident insurance company using the order name without authority The committee on appeals reported charges against Henry Humphrey Columbus resulting in Humphrey expulsion and reinstatement of L Campbell who fled the complaint
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Henry Humphreys
Columbus
Camp Woodmen of the World
Committee of the Whale
Legislative Committee
Hnal
Denver Accident Insurance Company
Committee On Appeals
Henry Humphrey
Golimbus
Humphreyy
The
Ordder
L. Campbell
Baldwin Works in the Trust forms Great Locomotive Company
American Company will secure the great locomotive plant in New York as Baldwin balances toward joining the American Locomotive Company. The principal stockholder is abroad, hindering negotiations, while the new entity is expected to begin with over 60 million dollars in working capital. Some plants contribute stock for full payment, others mix cash and stock.
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American Company
Flont
New York
Furces Rsnally
Baldwin Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Company
Baldwin Company
Indicted Officials Charged in St Louis Municipal Election
A grand jury indicted Michael J. Gibbons John L Lis R H Johnson and Frank A Mulligan judges and clerks at the seat municipal election on charges of muting false election returns Frank Auslinger was indicted on the charge of repeating the offense in St Louis on May 2 号码.
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Freud
Rt. Louis
Michael J. Gibbons
John L. Lis
R H Johnson
Frank A. Mulligan
Frank Auslinger
Killing Without Cause Shocks Auguste
Wichita Kans May 23 W Mabey fired a double barreled shotgun at Homer Kein in Auguste Okla without apparent reason. Kein died from the wounds. A mob formed to lynch Mabey, but the officer who arrested him has not yet been located.
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Wichita
Kans
W. Mabey
Homer Kein
Auguste
Oklo
Kein
Mabey
Dr Thomas Rumbold Dead in St Enuis May
Dr Thomas Vic Rumbold, known in America and Europe for medical research and humanitarian work, died today at age seventy one. He had contributed to medical science and global surgery, leaving behind a legacy in surgical practice and humanitarian aid.
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Thomas Rumbold
St Enuis
Thomas Vic Rumbold
America
Europe
Tomas
Strange Deformed Beggar Draws Crowds in Atlanta Streets
A horrifying crippled man parades in a small cart through Atlanta drawing vast crowds. An able-bodied helper passes out circulars while authorities debate banning public display. Residents fault Mayor Mims for inaction and urge institutional care for the begging man and job opportunities for the helper. City streets and hotel lobbies face discomfort from crowds and lack of seating. The press notes street closures near viaduct work to save pedestrians amid danger from falling bricks and timbers.
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Mims
Atlante
Lobbes
Shell Eatlers
Genta
Grant Park
Yesterney
Bull Ling
Pittman
Thitehall
Peachtree Street
Relief Work Expenses Dominate Tacesonville Schedule
In Jacksonville on May 23 the Relief Association reported daily expenses around 25,000 dollars for debris removal in the burned district. Executives debated using rebet funds, while boards urged immediate cleanup to protect sewerage and public health. Provisional guard units, revenue cutter crews, and local labor bureaus remained on duty as donations flowed in from H R Duval and the Tewsis Association of Malden Lane New York.
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Jacksonville
Fla
The
Relief Association
Garner
State
City Boards of Health
Labor Bureau
Revenue
Hemming Park
H. R. Duval
New Yérike
Schoene Te Meyer Tewden
Tewsis’ Association
Malden Lane
Rew York
Knox outlines work of Alabama convention on white supremacy
President Colonel John B Knox declares the Alabama constitutional convention will establish white supremacy by law, arguing the federal constitution allows it. He compares northern prejudice, cites cases, and urges education and ballot protection as essential to a new order while warning against revolution or forced rule.
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John B Knox
Knox
Colonel Knox
North
Massachusetts
Limnois
Justica
Vane
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Caronga
Louisiana
Supreme Court of the United Btater
Williams
Cogley
North Carolina
Louisianna
North Carolna
Supreme Court of the United States
Rmina
Lins
van Valkenberg
Brown
Supreme Court of California
United States
Coladel Knox
O Connor Awarded Damages Against L and N Railroad
A New York City jury awarded Joseph O Connor 10 damages against Louisville and Nashville railroad for injuries from a wreck involving the 69th regiment during the Spanish American War near Montgomery Alabama. The case is among many on the docket before Justice McCarthy.
Tarkio College President Named Moderator of Assembly
The president of Tarkio College in Tarkio Missouri was today chosen moderator for the forty ninth general assembly of the United Presbyterian church, signaling a major leadership role within the denomination.
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Tarkio College
Tarkio, Mo
Bottle Message Claims Steamer Croft Sinking
A shattered bottle found near Granton carried a message alleging the steamer Croft, laden with grain and general cargo, sank in mid Atlantic with all hands. The report cites a British steamer Croft in the same row of text, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Croft
London
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