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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1901

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Negro Arrested In $1900s Government Payroll Robbery

Major P C Stevens, a 17 year US government paymaster, reported $1900 plus missing after entrusting a valise to J H Alexander who carried it to Pensacola and back to the Empire Building office. The silver currency remained found while $4200 in pills vanished. Alexander claims innocence as detectives pursue recovery.

Rearo United States P C Stevens J. H Alexander George Steins F M. Bimpson Major Stevens Pensacola Stevens Alexander Union Empire Building Fla Stevene the Constitution Washington

What the Paymaster Says

Paymaster Stevens of the United States army arrived from Atlanta with 4200 in paper money and 200 silver dollars for Port Barancas salaries. At Fort Barancas he found nearly 8000 in paper money missing, leaving only the silver dollars. He suspects a professional pickpocket followed him and removed the funds during or before the trip.

Atlanta Pensacola Fln Stevens United States Army Port Barancas McRea

Paul Revere’s Great-Grandson Dies in New Jersey

Paul Revere’s great grandson and son of General Joseph Warren Revere, former vice president general of the Song of the American Revolution, died today in Morristown New Jersey at an unspecified age.

Paul New York Paul Revere Morristown N. J Joseph Warren Revere

Venezuelan minister resigns over Colombian question

Caetro reports from Curacao that Dr Eduardo Blanco resigns as foreign minister over the dispute with Colombia. Paced by a pan-American mediation U S proposal, reports say Castro’s answer reached San Cristobal without Blanco’s knowledge and stirred frontier troops. General Uribe Uribe and General Modesto Castro head toward San Cristobal for details amid rumors Celestino Castro sells cattle to the enemy.

Curacao Haytien Eduardo Blanco Pachano Castro pan-American Congress Mexico Bianco Willemstad Caspacho Viejo General Uribe-Uribe Colombia Celestino Castro San Cristobal Tachira

Terrible gun accident on British battleship kills crew

A British battleship near Astoria harbor suffered a terrible gun accident when an artilleryman forgot to close the breech before firing. One officer and six artillerymen were killed outright, with the captain and thirteen sailors seriously injured. The incident underscores negligent handling aboard the Royal Sovereign.

Athens Royal Sovereign Astoria

American schooner Nettle and Lottie seized

Lisbon dispatch says Portuguese gunboat captured the American schooner Nettle and Lottie at Horta in the Azores while allegedly carrying twenty six emigrants attempting to evade military service. The seizure was reported by the Exchange Telegraph Company from London on November 11.

London Exchange Telegraph Company Lisbon Nettle and Lottie Horta Igland

Havana Council Accepts Sewerage Bid for 10 Million

The Havana municipal council agreed by a vote of 10 to 8 to accept the bid of 8 P Mc Givney and R T Rocky of Jersey City at 10 393 015 for sewerage and paying contract. Much discussion arose over a pamphlet alleging the bid was the engineer department’s.

Havana Ayain Municipal Council of P McGivney R T Rocky Jersey City McGivney-Beckley Engineer's Department

State official faces criminal libel charge in Washington county

Sheriff English arrives with warrant to arrest State School Commissioner R Glenn in Atlanta. He will be taken to Sandersville to answer criminal libel accusations in an action by John N Rogers, county school commissioner, tied to a salty letter about Peabody fund disbursements and unpaid work by a local negro institute staff.

R. Glenn Capitol Washington County Sandersville John N. Rogers M. English The Constitution Atlanta Glenn Rogers Sherif English T. J. Elder Elder Washington Chatham Peabody Fund Dr. Curry Georgia Dr Curry Mr. Rogers Hitler Mr Rogers G .B. Glenn

Major Stevens Reveals Theft Discovery on Train

Major Stevens recounts misplacement of two satchels containing funds for Fort Barrancas and Fort Pickens. After losing the messenger and recovering the satchel in transit, he found the currency missing upon opening at Fort Barrancas Saturday night, while silver from the office satchels remained. police notified and a suspect believed in custody.

Department Forts Barrancas Pickens Pensacola Fort Barrancas Atlante Cc. Stevens

Rogers Fight Back Over Board Charging Short Accounts

Mr Rogers faced accusations of misrepresenting him for political motives. A September 23 check paid the institute’s balance due, and a October 14 board reply confirmed two experts found Rogers’ books correct. Commissioner Henn called the conduct undignified and withdrew grounds, while Rogers prepared to sue the state school commissioner for criminal charges, with a warrant sworn on Saturday.

Rogers Elder Institute Glenn Washington Bounty Board Statiixg Aes Board Henn

Excommunicated Priest Reenters Cathedral Amid Standoff

Father Jeremiah Jrowley, excommunicated Roman Catholic priest of Oregon, returned to Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago for high mass. Ushers blocked the central entrance with tables, directing him to a side entry where he found a seat in a rear pew. The crowd filled the cathedral, many expecting a repeat confrontation from the prior Sunday.

Ushera Crawley Chicago Jeremiah Jrowley Oregon Tiage Holy Name

Tamayo Challenged to Duel in Havana After Banquet Incident

Havana November 10 reports say Senor Tamayo senior official and ex officio head of state has been challenged to a duel by a member of the Union Club. The charge follows an alleged assault on Tamayo and a companion at the close of a banquet for visiting Chileans. Tamayo was detained by police then released by the civil governor. La Lucha condemns the episode and laments ongoing reconstruction troubles in Cuba amid distrust and blundering officials.

Union Club Havana Senor Tamayo Nolice la Lucha

Great Decrease in the Vote in Ohio in 1900 Election

With about half the official returns in, Ohio shows a dramatic drop in total votes by roughly 100,000 from 1899. The decline is heaviest among Democrats outside cities, amid debates over silver, prosperity, McKinley’s death and endorsements of Roosevelt, Nish, and Foraker.

Ohio Cincinnati McKinley Roosevelt Nish Benater Foraker

Glenn defends himself against criminal libel charge

G R Glenn claims political motives behind the criminal libel warrant issued in Washington county. He says he wrote a severe letter to Rogers and sent copies to Washington county board of education. He plans to attend a preliminary hearing in Washington county if required.

the Constitution Glenn Lbel Rogers Board of Education Washington County

May Kill Miss Stone and Get Money Too

In Sofia Bulgaria November 10 Informa ton reports brigands holding captive Miss Elen M Stone an American missionary captured near Smetchevo and taken to the monastery of Rilo. Troops chased the brigands toward the frontier where they hide. The brigands threaten Miss Stone and her companion to force ransom. Consul General Dickinson demands surrender simultaneous with ransom payment and warns Bulgarian authorities will be blamed for Stone s death if their actions hinder negotiations.

Sofa Bulgaria Doubnitza Miss Elen M. Stone Smetchevo Rilo Miss Stone Dickinson

Growth of Uncle Law's Navy Coal Use Reported

Washington November 10 A Bradford report shows the navy spent 2 273 111 last fiscal year for 824 108 tons of coal at 7 01 per ton, up from the prior year by 95 15 tons. Domestic coal cost 620 per ton foreign coal 850 per ton. The fleet has coal depots at Atlantic ports and Norfolk, with plans for improved stations. Wireless telegraphy remains experimental and no system is adopted yet. Interference issues were evident in yacht race trials.

Bradford Washington R. B Bradford Equipment Bureau of the Navy Admiral Bradford Atlantic Norfolk

Hearing Open in Atlanta on Chattanooga Freight Rates

Citizens of Chattanooga Against Railroad Lines pursue reduced freight rates from eastern points. A hearing may be held in Atlanta before the Southeastern Freight Association on the petition, with the Supreme Court case potentially revisited if relief is denied. United States Supreme Court remanded the case on a technicality.

Citizens of Chattanooga Tenn L A. Shaver Interarete Commerce Commission United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Atlanta Southeastern Freight Association East

Fair Monday and Tuesday winds bring headlines big and varied

Washington county Sheriff narrows in on State School Commissioner G Glenn with a criminal libel warrant. Major Stevens and a paymaster’s clerk arrest accompany 24000 in currency. City stockade to receive showers and disinfectant to prevent disease. Two intoxicated youths rescued. Georgia events include Greenesboro fair support for the Georgia Normal Institute and a mayoral primary in Macon. Alabama crime and national issues loom large.

English Washington County G. Glenn John N. Rogers Sandersville P. C Stevens States Army Union Mims Columbia Theater State of In Greenesboro Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute Macon Bibb County Superior Court

Escapes From Leavenarih Prison Hold Two Convicts

Topeka reports two escaped Fort Leavenworth inmates capturing Sheriff Cook and Deputy Williams at Pauline, holding Wooster and his family as shields for hours. A local posse, decoys, and Topeka officers pursued, with promises of immunity and a dawn chase as convicts finally slipped away along a railroad track.

Topeka Kans Sherriff Cook Williams Fort Leavenworth M Paulime Wooster Mrs Wooster Sherif Coot Pauline Cook Deputy Williams Farmer Wooster Sheriff Cook Sherif Cook Willems Stahl Wooster House Kansas City Fort Leavenworth Liberty Manhattan Kansas Frank Thompson John Greene Nortonville Norbergen

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