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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

6

Proposal for a salaried commission to study colored Americans

Washington may 3 representative warnock ohio reports favorably a bill to create a five member presidentially appointed commission to examine the condition of the colored population. the plan plans for 3500 dollars per year for each member plus travel expenses and up to 12000 dollars annually for clerks stenographers rent and printing.

Washington Warnock Ohio House ‘Committee On Labor United States

London Spare Moments Child’s witty dinner reply

A precocious child at a friend's house trifles with his spoon as soup passes. The hostess asks if he is hungry. Charlie says he is but cannot cut his meat, claiming he has cut tougher at home while handling his weapons during the meal.

London Charlie

Two of and Kind. Townyard brawl unfolds between vendor rivals

In Chicago Tribune prose a dramatic street confrontation erupts as a neighborhood crowd watches two men, one an encyclopedia canvasser and the other a map peddler, trade heated words and threaten to fight. The exclamations reveal shock and crowd patience wearing thin.

Chicago Tribune

Be Needed Patience Performance in Family Tale

Ohio State Journal recalls a mother and child joke about patience and boils. The mother urges patience for Joe who had many boils, while the boy quips that Joe needed lots of pasience. The exchange reflects rural humor and wordplay.

Ohio State Journal Joe

Georgia Clergy Elects Book Agent at Conference

Dallas May 23 Special The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South elected its senior and junior book agents and officers. R J Bigham of Georgia won the senior book agent post after a heated ballot, with D M Smith reelected as junior book agent. Dr J D Hammond was reelected educational secretary, and Dr Lambuth named missionary secretary. Georgia delegates head to Atlanta Tuesday in high spirits.

Dallas Tex R. J. Bigham Georgia Methodist D. M. Smith Bigham Atlanta Dickey Gracechurch W. F. Glenn M. J. Cofer LaGrange I. Kenney California Seth Ward D. D Texas Board of Missions Ighem General Conference Episcopal Church South J. G. Barbee Nashaville Tenn Barbee & Smith H. M. Dubose Epworth League Lambuth Bishop Candler Mpnorth League Edward Thompson Sunday League Candler Repliea Priety Thompson M. Shu- Boge Dubuse Kealing Philadelphia African Methodist Episcopal Church Candler Dr. Bigham B. F. Lipscomb J. D. Barbee McMurray C. H. Briggs Committee On St. Charles Missouri St. Louis A. B. Tarpley J. F. Quillian Mr. Smith Smith Tarpley Quillian Burkett To'cack J. D. Hammond H. Wisner BP. H Church Extension

Plea of Sister to Roosevelt Moves at Senate

Miss Clemencia Lopez, sister of Sixto Lopez, asks President Roosevelt to free three Batangas brothers held by General Bell on Talim. Secretary Cortelyou notes the President sees no justice to intervene. Bishop Thoburn testifies on US rule in the Philippines, saying consent of Filipinos is not yet safe to seek.

Washington Senate Philippines Clemencia Lopez Sixto Lopez Batangas Bell Talim Lorenzo Cipriano Manuel Lopez Island Mariano Balayan Cortelyou Mabel Bayard Wearren Boston War Department Manila Taft Cuba Thoburn Philippine Committee of the Senate United States Philippine Islands England India Hong Kong Chicago Culberson Senator Carmack Carmack Asia China Japan

Presbyterians Protest Jefferson Text and Divorce Resolutions

New York May 3 Presbyterian general assembly moves to protest federal funding for Jefferson's Life of Christ. A committee is tasked to seek church unity on divorce and remarriage, urging ministers to emphasize the sacredness of marriage and diligence before ceremonies.

New York Presbyterian General Assembly Congress Thomas Jefferson Committee On Church Polity Protestant Episcopal Church Churches of America General Assembly

Open mortgage tally marks on wood in Woodbine farming settlements

A Philadelphia North American piece describes a quaint medieval Russian custom kept by settlers in Woodbine New Jersey. Diagonal wooden strips on farmhouses indicate mortgage payments toward a $600 loan, removed as payments are made, reflecting open bookkeeping and communal pride.

Philadelphia Russia New Jersey Woodbine Stubin Tchernishefsky Baron de Hirsch

No Prison for Rathbone Bill Passes in House

Havana May 3 The bill before the house to grant amnesty to Americans for acts during the American Intervention passed without opposition after amendment to general amnesty. A senate version is pending final action Monday. The measure is inspired by Cuban sentiment toward Estes G Rathbone and would free Rathbone and others awaiting trial. The senate adopted a resolution thanking the president Congress and the American people.

Havana House Senate Estes G. Rathbone Liberty Rathbone

Youre the light of my life whispered good night

The passage recalls a night scene with a whispered compliment and a kiss, followed by Camne’s exclamation from the stairs. Dialogue contrasts intimate mood with a sharp interruption about lights. The text then shifts to a playful exchange about money and a quick mortgage, echoing cheeky urban banter.

Camne

Tragedy in trolley wreck near Easton kills ten

Easton Pennsylvania May 23 a trolley wreck beyond Easton left ten dead and many injured. An Easton Nazareth car with eighty nine passengers sped down Palmer township incline brakes failed and the train leaped the track. Commodore and Derham mer were among the dead as frightened passengers and rescuers freed others from the twisted seats. The accident stunned a wary town as the rescue and investigation began.

Easton Tvo Lommodore Nazareth Joseph Derhammber Palmer Township Commodore Derhammer

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