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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1902
Page
8
Fragmentary note on court filing and officials
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a social media theme and tomorrow timing. It references a university or shape of something and a commission counsel attorney. Names and precise roles are unclear, leaving only partial hints of a legal or civic proceeding.
Minigston Business Scene Sparks Fresh Trade Buzz
Local reports indicate a shift in minigston commerce as small firms seek new markets. Mfe and winies appear to be driving conversations about growth, investment, and regional partnerships amid uncertain conditions.
Ministers and Art Talk Highlight None
Fragmentary notes describe ministers discussing art and food work. The text references a WHi show iteration and mentions sweetness from coal, acid or preservative factors. Details are incomplete.
Atlanta Musicians Union Growns. Fifth Regiment and City Orchestras Fully Affiliated
The Atlanta Federation of Musicians reports sixteen musicians joined at a meeting in Federation of Trades building. Directors Wedemeyer Lilly and Matheisser joined, making the Fifth Regiment band and other city groups fully union. Managers support union conduct. Bijou and Grand Opera House orchestras now join, with broader local backing and prior contracts ensuring union-only performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toco
No. HS
American Federation of Musicians
Orbeir
Federation of Trades
Fred Wedemeyer
Fifth Regiment
Charles A. Lilly
Mattheissen
Atlanta
Fifth Regiment Band
Ono Grand Opera House
DeGive
Bijou
Mattheisser
Jake Wells
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Atlants
Two Men Burnt In Fire At Montgomery Mill
Sparks from a passing locomotive started a fire at the Cooperage and Hardwood Company mills in Montgomery Alabama October 5 destroying one compartment and a dry kiln. Loss about 5000 covered by insurance. A burning scantling struck fireman J W Sykes injuring him but not dangerously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperage and Hardwood
Montgomery
Ala
Cooperage and Hardwood Company
J. W. Sykes
Illness Ends Wedding at Bedside in Atlanta
Miss Cons tance Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Hebert Reed Kalamazoo Michigan married Mr Joseph Emerson Brown son of Judge James Brown Canton Georgia yesterday at 1 20 pm at the Reagon hotel Rev Carey B Wilmer officiating The ceremony occurred at the bride’s bedside after physicians abandoned hope of recovery and consent was secured among family and friends The couple are joined by a small group including Walter Kelly as host man and Mrs Robert J Lowry Eliza Scoville and Hunter Cooper The Reed family and Kalamazoo ties are noted along with Mr Brown’s Georgia connections and status as a leading Atlanta businessman The union unites prominent Southern families amid a scene of sorrowful circumstance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contance Reed
Hebert Reed
Kalamazoo
Mich
Joseph Emerson Brown
James Brown
Canton
Reagon Hotel
Carey’ B. Wilmer
Oz St. Luke's” Church
Button
Eliza Scoville
Hunter Coope
Atlanta
Miss Reed
Mr. Reed
Brown
Georgia
Joseph ©. Brown
WEATHER AND COMMUNITY NOTES FROM ATLANTA
Short items report fair and cooler weather for today with yesterday slightly cooler, record lows at 55 and 69 at 7 pm, average 62 below normal. First Methodist women plan 4 pm prayer meeting. Funeral for Captain Wieniam McConnell held yesterday at 3 pm with interment at Oakland. Peoples Habeas Corpus case resumes 3:30 pm in superior court over custody of Sallie May and Flora Lee Peoples. Clarence A Hopper Jr 11 months dies. funeral 10 am at 57 Orme, Westview cemetery. Missing wife sought by husband Fannie Rorie. Barber John P Murphy arrested for retailing whisky without license. prior case dismissed. Woman's Home Mission Society begins week of prayer across churches. Trinity services 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wieniam McConnell
Anthony Murphy
West End
C. W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
Confederate Veterans
The
Pioneer Society
Oakland Cemetery
Peoples’ Habeas. Corpus
J. H. Cumpkin
John H. Peoples
Sallie Snider
Peoples
Sallie May
Flora Lee Peoples
Clarence A. Hopper
Orme Street
Hopper
Westview Cemetery
A. R. Rorie
Magt Fair Street
Fannie Rorie
John P. Murphy
Marietta Street
Dodd and Kilpatrick
Charley Johns
Murphy
Woman's Tome Mission Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Home Mission Societies
Trinity Church
Alara
New Yorker Wears World Tour Garb To Roosevelts Dinner
A New Yorker visiting Oyster Bay cannot hire a dress suit and borrows a patchwork outfit from various media and political factions to attend a 8:30 pm dinner with President Roosevelt. The improvised attire, combining items from The Times, The Sun, The North American and other outlets, allows him to fit in at the White House level in a late evening visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Roosevelt
Hill
Cortelyo
White House
Oyster Bay
New York
Cortelyou
New York Times
Philadelphia North American
Scripps-McRae League
New York Sun
Associated Press
Secret Service
Chicago Record-Herald
Chinn on Saratoga Grand at the turf meeting
Saratoga correspondent notes Colonel Jack Chinn of Harrodsburg Kentucky praising the upcoming races at Saratoga. He predicts the meeting will be premier in American racing, praises bettors and prominent figures, and singles out Mr Whitney as the crowd’s favorite. Also mentions a physician’s vacation theory and two ancient tomb discoveries in the Forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Jack
Saratoga
Inevah
Gates
Drake
Inévah
Mr. Whitney
Coal supply fears fuel winter crisis says readers face hardship
A Wall Street Journal summary quotes President Baer of Reading denying a coal scare while detailing widespread shortages. Bakers, gas firms, and workers suffer as coal and coke become scarce, with prices rising and supplies thinning. The piece argues public welfare must drive settlement between operators and miners to avoid mass hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Baer
Reading
Syrae
Mitchell
South
William M. Tweed
United States
Morris Brown opens bright new year with expanded departments
Morris Brown College began the new term with all departments in operation including the sick nurse training division. President Henderson and faculty push for a standout year with high attendance and growing applications. The Atlanta Woman's Club meets in South Atlanta to discuss women’s outreach, kindergarten advocacy, and urban mission work as night classes, Bible study, and civic efforts expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris “Brown College
Academe
Normal
Henderson
Morris Brown
Callegiata
Theological
Texas
Muat
Mire
W. J. Alexander
Faycale
Morris Brown Nurse Training School
Chicago Wins Two Games in NL Series Cold Weather Impacts Play
National League action closes with Chicago defeating St Louis twice despite frigid conditions. First game ends 11 to 5 after late scoring. second game 8 to 5 with Chicago overcoming a slow start. Batteries: Hackett, Hardy, Wicker, Williams with Weaver and Kitng. Attendance 1,860. All-Americans beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 in a tense, chilly contest as Bernhardt and Sullivan pair for Bergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
R.H.E
Louie
Wicker and Weaver
W. Williams
Kitng
Brown
Cincinnati
Bergen
Bernhardt
Hah
Sullivan
Fame and the Butler in a Pilgrim's Tale from the National Capital
Lefietor Dolliver of Iowa recalls an awkward social moment at a Washington function hosted by an official. A servant questions his transport and asks if he rides alone or with someone, prompting Dolliver to choose a cab to save his pocketbook. The anecdote ends with a twist on class and propriety.
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Lefietor Dolliver
Towa
Tha
Waehin
Doiliver
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