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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1902

Page

27

Orship Race Sparks Georgia Lobby Conclave Debate

A large assembly of lawmakers and allies gathered in Atlanta to gauge support for Emerson George and other candidates in a tight race. Key figures included Senator Morris, Congressman Tate, and state officials as they eyed county by county alignments and potential outcomes.

Mitchell Messrs. Knight Ber- Bibb Underwood St Lowndes Dunbar Qvail Chatham Fields WW. Osborne W. Bennett Ware Amas Lowndes Hin Newt Morris Morris Carter Tate C. Adamson P. Maddox Frank Strip Blue Ridge Floyd Reid Campbell Emerson George Tde Tlanta

Hon Morris Favored as Next House Speaker by Local Backers

The Marietta Journal notes strong backing for Hon. N. A. Morris to win the next house speaker on the first ballot. Morris, a Georgia University Law School graduate and prominent Blue Ridge lawyer, has served four years in the legislature and two as speaker pro tem. He enjoys broad support from key figures like John D. B. Little and W. S. Steed, plus other notable politicians from multiple counties. In a previous gubernatorial race Morris actively campaigned for Terrell despite opposition.

N. A. Morris Marietta A. Morris Morris Texas Colorado University of Georgia Iew School Blue Ridge Dora Morrig Sir Wil Fondren Mitchell Thomas County Orrin John DB. Little W. 2. Steed Taylor County John M. Slaton Fulton County Martin V. Calvin Richmond County Roland Ellis Bibb County W. A. Knowles Floyd County H. M. Pranklin Washington County B. 5. Miller Muscogee County Joe M. Terrell Terrel

Two Are Killed In Wreck Near Mitton Pa

A northbound Northern Central Essex express collided with a freight near Mitton Pa this morning. Engineer Wheeland of Harrisburg and Conductor Stringer of Sunbury were killed, fireman Shafer of Harrisburg seriously hurt. No passengers injured.

Willamsport Northern Central Mitton Wheeland Harrisburg Stringer Sunbury Shafer

Porto Rican Elections Spark Federal Rifts

In San Juan Puerto Rico on October 4, election supervisor asks the executive council to designate the party polling the largest vote as entitled to the majority. The education commissioner, aligned with Republicans, is said to have voted with the federalists and provoked indignation among federals toward President Roosevelt.

San Juan Forto Rico Supervisor of Elections Executive Council Tion Roosevelt

War on Toddy Stirs Boston in No License Fight

Boston seeks to block liquor sales under district option rules as ward by ward votes approach in December. Brighton Dorchester and Jamaica Plain show no-license strength while Back Bay may vote against liquor gates. Liquor interests sponsor streetcar ads urging a No vote to preserve state regulations, countering women’s temperance groups. Campaign funds are large and the outcome in key wards is expected to be close.

Streat Senate Hall Boston Brighton Dorchester Jamaica Plain Back Bay Lqior Q Vet Women's Christian Emperance Union Boston. Elevated Abroad Company Air Ny Large

King Edward Welcomes American Generals to England

London October 4 King Edward shows strong interest in General Corbin and General Young visiting England and hopes to meet them and General Wood. The king orders special word be sent that all fittings be shown to the visitors and arranged Windsor Castle visits with an equerry. Generals Kelly Kelly and French involved in coordination as Young plans stay at Aldershot to assess new corps commander methods.

London Edward Ia Corbin Young Cantla King Edward Kelly-Kelly French Aldershot Furst

Fessenden Plans All American Wireless System Experiments

Professor Reginald A. Fessenden, named government wireless expert a year ago, resigns to live in Norfolk and advance a domestic wireless telegraphy system. He will set stations at Cape Charles, Fort Monroe, Willoughby Beach and nearby sites to test overland and marine links, starting with a 650 square mile area and expanding to sea experiments. He aims to rival existing overland lines and develop a purely American system.

Fessenden Norfolk Reginald A. Fessenden Cane Hatteras Marconi Cape Charles Fort Monroe Willoughby Beach

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Market Claim

Benefit focused advertisement urging readers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before meals to ease discomfort and prevent chronic dyspepsia. Describes relief from indigestion belching heartburn and headaches and promises tone and improved digestion with regular use.

Social life in Macon brims with weddings and gatherings

Macon society hosts numerous events as returning visitors from rival resorts and a farmers congress fill the calendar. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morgan entertain guests from Washington DC. Miss Florence Irvine and Nesbit Wright plan a October wedding. many social groups meet for cards, dances, and luncheons at homes and clubs across the city, with prominent locals and visiting friends attending.

Macon Congress Cecil Morgan Miss Castlear Mr. Green Washington, D. C Mrs. Morgan Nancy Winchester Gus Daley Winchester Rogers Johnston Raymond English Etheridge Shaw Josephine Shaw Cabiness Taylor Emme Cabiness Fuss Matthews Hattie Winchester Turpin Hines Stetson Harris Hanson Lane Daly Phillips Farmers’ Congress Mallory H. Taylor College Street Jokers Wiliam McEwen Johnston Cutler Lewis Wood Willis Sparks William McEwen Johnston Lou Schofield C. D. Pearson Roland Ellis Winship Cabiness Richard Johnston Hallam Leon Due Calloway Griffeth Florence Hamilton Irvine Baltimore Nesbit Wright Irvine Wright Ruth Campbell Walter Harris Archibald Die Kamnon Christchurch Mary Reese Francis Craighill Darien Frederick F. Reese Craighill St. John and St Barnabas Ella Reese Virginia Hmmie Cabiness Eugenia Henderson Louise Reese Margaret Hooner Mr. Clarke Atlanta Richard Hines Keely Harrison Lila Emmie Cabness Carola Roberts Adele Kershaw Julia, Huguenin Carolin English Rietta Etheridge Raymond English Maybeth Taylor Helan Shaw Louise Rogers Margaret Calloway Lila Cabiness Marrill Calloway Martha Johnston Mary Calloway Emmie Cabiness Louise Haglehurst Wealeyan College Farmers' Congress Log Cabin Club Conereas Daughters of the Confederacy Mra. T. C New Orleans Kate Ayres Walnut Street Professor Mosely Caroline Cleveland Wartrace Tenn Vassar Patrick Cleveland Felton Paul Willingham Marion Ramsey Wallace McCaw Eadward Fellows Co. D. Peagaon von Joanston New York Washington Walter Grace W. H. Felton George Dungan Tracy Duncan George Duncan, Jr Frambes George A. Smith Joseph Clisby Hd Ryals W. C. Lane Jack Cutler Minter Wimberly J. W. Suun Ed Burke D. Pearson Henry Richardson Devries Davis Mi Cores GA Carrollton Carrallton Joseph Hkinsberry Ekingsberry Lula Long Pauline Harris Carrothen Society Summers Bastin Lelia Adamson Asheville N. C Fannie Gardner Charles Gardner Government Printing Office Lora Cheney Chattanooga H. R. Robinson W. B. Gartty Griffin Alberta Walker J. M. Walker Dixie Street Louise South Street LaGrange Moniay

Weddings Season Brightens Jacksonville With Many Upcoming Nuptials

Special correspondence from Jacksonville reports a surge of autumn weddings as summer wanderers return by steamer and train. Notes on several ceremonies include Miss Nina Wilson Howard and Mr. Robert Braden Parramore, both dazzling in New York, and Miss Katherine Marvin tied to William Bonin with a Catholic ceremony planned for October 8. Other engagements and forthcoming ceremonies feature Miss Nannie Joncas, Miss Lucy Heberts, and Miss Maude Bishop, with plans across St. Augustine, Jacksonville, and New York.

Jacksonville Fla George Malthy Powell Nannie Joncas New York Jacksonvine Ella Wootrey Lima Ala Eleanore Lavingston Jane Jones Reginald Bours Jackdonville Hugh B. Matthews St. Louis Orville P. Powell New Yor Mr. Powell Jack Bonville Robert Braden Parramore Nina Wilson Howard John JL. Howard West Duval Street Brooks G. White Diocese of Fiorida Sadie Race Hay Warrington Emmis White Juanita Homero Milas Elizabeth Venable Alice Hocker Helen Willard Laith Farranore Clff Hageerty Parrirapre Mies Licy Heberts Salad Sir Kienry Gaillara LeRoy Canfield St. Augustine Tallara Maude Alica Bishop Alvert James Cox St. John Episcopal Chapel Misa Bishop Ali K. H. Bishop Cox Washington, D. C Wrancias P. Fleming Julia Spades M. H. Spades Pt. Augustinhe Christie Frank Maxwell Gainesville Haney Bainbridge Bab. Bile Robert A. Haker Mira Bessie Porter Ruth Porter Katherine D. Marvin James A. Marvin William J. Bonin Kavarian Civ

Tragic double cross ends in shooting in Shreveport

Samuela Longworth, a car reporter, telephoned his separated wife to order her coffin and then went to her Irving Place home to kill her. Longworth was shot dead by his brother in law F N Fuller at the entrance. Fuller surrendered and was released on bond.

Shreveport Samuela Longworth Irving Place Longworth F. N. Fuller Fuller

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims

A dated testimonial letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for cures of womb and other female ailments. It urges readers to write Mrs Pinkham for advice and warns against fake endorsements, promising $5000 for proof the testimonial is not genuine or published without permission.

South End Ladies’ Golf Club Chicago Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass Laura Howard America Newberry Ave Miss Howard Lydia KE Lydia National City Bank of Lydia EB Pinkhem Mast

Social event attendees and prizes at Oxford gathering

A social afternoon featured rooms decorated with ferns and pink roses, with frappe served from a pretty pink table. Prizes included burnt-work picture frames won by Mrs. Snow Ferkins Miss Nan Keily and Mrs. R. P. Thomason of Oxford. Guests from various cities and families were listed along with visits and departures surrounding Miss Jennie Gibbs of Columbia and others.

Frappe Barr Mary Brewer Ida Crook Snow Ferkins Nan Keily R. P. Thomason Oxford Brewer Cool Gibbs South Carolina Sidney J. Bowie Kerr Wood Wrenshall Osborne M. Parker Howard Sexton Charles Kidd Richard Stickne J. 3. Witlett John B. Lagarde J. C. Sproul Thomason J. B Douglass Charles Kline Charles Piner G. Crothers Snow Perkins Cesna W. W. Stringfellow John Pelham Blacklock Margurite Nan Kelly Bessie Sproull Mary Huger Couch Margaret Brewer Murphy Rivera Mary Jordan Mary Kline Allen Barber Erniie Noale Annie T. Brewer Osborne HW. Parker Jennie Gibbs Columbia S C E. C Tiler Milks Gibbs Parkers Mesdames James

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