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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
10
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Spectators at the Coliseum applauded the Seventh Cavalry and Grimes Battery in a rehearsal drill by Uncle Sam’s troops. The show featured daring horse maneuvers, pyramids, fordable jumps, bareback riders, and precision formations led by Captain Anderson. Trumpeter Dufina and Sergeant Conley drew praise as key performers. The display promised a teeming arena for the final performances in Armyville.
The Jersey, a famed Revolutionary War prison ship, was uncovered at the Brooklyn navy yard by workers building launching stays for the battleship Connecticut. Lying buried over a century, the half burned hull rests under dirt and water, in condition deemed remarkable.
Trustees warn that harmless incurables are being discharged for lack of space and urge legislature to fund separation of ordinary inmates and insane criminals. The Georgia Sanitarium year ended Sept 1 1902 shows 2675 patients, 644 discharged or died, 37 percent cured.
The city building inspector issued a permit to the Coffer estate to remodel the front of the two story brick store at Nos 8 and 87 Whitehall street. Improvements will cost 33000. A meeting of the Atlanta Manufacturers Association directors discussed Manufacturers' day at the fair and plan a possible Wednesday or Thursday next week. A street committee meeting of council is planned for this afternoon followed by a tour to inspect street improvements. The City Baptist Young People's Union meets Thursday night at Capitol Avenue Baptist church with Rev. J. G. Gunn delivering the principal address. The Junior Union will participate. Mrs Joseph W Stuchlik died last night at 344 Cooper street after a long illness. husband is with Henechberg & Stuchlik candy makers. E R Anderson, 33, died at his Gast Point residence after weeks of typhoid. body to Lovejoy for interment. Sheppard Camp, traveling general agent for Reaping Harvest Co., was in the city yesterday. The Mobley case in police court was dismissed. C T Mobley was not connected. Frank G Lumpkin of Columbus, senior member of D F Wilcox & Co, was in the city. a prominent insurer. Cherokee Circuit docket notes Etqwah Milling Co v T C Crenshaw argued. next Monday for remaining civil docket. criminal docket to be heard then.
Clinton Indiana October 1 socialists of the fifth district nominate James L Bishop a negro for congress Bishop came from Kentucky and is 3 years old.
R Coley Anderson launches Vanity Fair at the Southern Interstate fair drawing a large crowd to a Brllantly Lighted Avenue midway. New attractions include the Ola Plantation with 14 singing coons under Tom Cross, Nelle Bell May and Paedo La Zera dancers, vaudeville at the Swiss chalet, Esquimaux in their native village, Tongely Cave of the Winds, Oriental jugglers, The Rumtons, Living Pictures, Rice’s dog and pony show, and a model church as part of a bright, continuous display expected to draw crowds over the next two weeks.
Big parade today on Peachtree Street marks the Tan Bark horse show. The paddocks bustle with English grooms and thor oughbreds as owners from Toronto St Louis and Louisville showcase ribbons and high breed horses. Ex queen Liliuokalani will leave Honolulu October 11 for Washington to pursue her claim, visiting Salt Lake City Chicago and New York.
Bank offers protective vault service with fine customer care and box rentals priced at three dollars per year. Ends with promotional prompt inviting visit to see protection options.
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