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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
10
A scrambled dated mix discusses tariff policy, trust reductions, and political maneuvering including remarks on wage strikes, Quay, Plag, and ministerial actions. It touches on commerce, household budgets, duties, and a long stream of figures with references to October 1901 and March 18th events. The text weaves in editorial asides about leaders and public figures amid a broader economic critique.
W C Matthews of East Atlanta vanished after leaving home to work Wednesday taking his lunch. Police search ongoing. brother suspects foul play as family fears he did not desert us, wife and four children relying on authorities. Matthews, 30s, about 180 to 240 pounds, last seen near Browns store in East Atlanta.
A special committee of the board of water commissioners visited the Chattahoochee Bull Sluice area to inspect the river power dam site. Judge Hillyer, George Harrison, J. Welch, Col Park Woodward, and William Rapp rode 18 miles by buggy to review preparations for a 50 foot high dam and were assured that river flow would be maintained with no throttling during construction.
Police investigate an apparent knockout incident in an early morning accident involving Emmett Mitchell, found at the bottom of stairs with a bloody head at Foelsom's residence. Mitchell, aided at Grady hospital, is not believed to be fatally harmed. Wil Johnson remains at large.
David H Land a popular Southern Railway conductor and father of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen died yesterday morning at 11 30 at his parents home 321 Pulliam street. He was 23 and had suffered typhoid fever for three weeks. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
A fragment notes French floral styles in relief for silver toilet ware, referencing the L'Art Nouveau influence and designs by an artist associated with Berkeley, Whitehall Street.
A cordial clash emerges between the Georgia Railway and Electric Company and the Steam Road over easement length for a double track along the Central road right of way to West End through Peters Street tunnel. Each side cites the agreement differently as double track work continues and trolley rails are laid while negotiators seek an amicable settlement.
Mrs A W Wilson Jr died at her Battle Hill home last night after a long illness. She was 18, married one year. Survived by husband and her parents Mr and Mrs W B Little. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Tomorrow features Walthour racing five fast horses against the champion with a motor assist on alternating miles. Pranks Keenan The Judge Lord Curzon Garry Owen and Abadiah are the rivals with mile splits listed. Children admitted for 10 cents with streetcar round trips. livestock awards and butter test prizes will be presented today.
Mait-Nutrine is promoted as a digestion aid for weak stomachs. It is said to be relished and retained in any stomach condition, regulating digestion, stimulating appetite, and strengthening the system. Prepared by Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn in St Louis. Potts-Thompson Liquor Co in Atlanta handles orders.
The annual report of United States Military Academy Superintendent Colonel A L Mills notes continued reforms against hazing. Regulations are enforced with one exception a cadet forced a fourth class man into a constrained position and used threatening language. he was courtmartialed and found guilty.
James Cawley, elder brother of Charles Cawley the inventor charged with murdering his mother, brother and two sisters, was jailed for highway robbery. He and two companions allegedly held up two men in Baltimore and Ohio railroad yards, and a victim, William Huft, was killed by a shifting engine during their escape. Charles Cawley continues to deny the murder, blaming robbers.
Adelaide Cawley dies at South Side hospital as fifth fatality from last week's Homestead tragedy. Charles Cawley remains jailed in Allegheny County on related charges.
A Fulton County title company with a million dollar responsibility outlines its services in property transfers and risk management. The firm emphasizes thorough title searches, lien checks, and secure closing practices to safeguard clients in high value real estate transactions.
The total lunar eclipse occurred as scheduled last night with phases visible from 10:xx pm to about 1:49 am. Hundreds watched as the moon passed through the Earth's shadow, appearing dull yet distinct against excellent weather conditions.
Amelia Bingham’s farewell performance in A Modern Magdalen drew an enthusiastic Grand audience. She thanked critics and the public, noting the city’s kindness and support as pivotal to her show’s success. At Bijou Wells’s bill drew strong crowds with Falke and Lemon, Ward, Curran, and the Pio Brothers delivering standout acts.
A court hearing before Ordinary John Wilkinson began over the estate of Mrs. E. J. Fisher, who died last July and left 38000 to relatives. Her niece Mrs. J. E. B. Jackson and husband filed a caveat alleging undue influence and mental incapacity. The case, tied to executor A. J. Orme, proceeds with further arguments expected. Other suits include McWilliams v Georgia Railway for 10000 damages after a streetcar crash at Decatur and Grant, and Mrs J. K. Marsh suing for 10000 for injuries at Kirnwood station. The injunction case General of Georgia Railroad Co. v city nears conclusion with hours-long argument. Three new charters granted for Union-Pinopolia saw mills, Alien-Miles, and Atlanta Pharmaceutical Co. Transfers of property in several lots were filed.
Holders of return portion of Ironclad signature tickets sold by Central of Georgia Railway to Atlanta for the Southern Interstate Fair must have a vali dated by Joseph Richardson, joint agent, at No. 44 Wall Street opposite main entrance to Union depot, otherwise they will not be accepted for return passage. General Passenger Agent J Robinson, Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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