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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1902

Page

7

Hundred Bullets Riddle Warcross Home. Jury Cast for Molineux Trial

In Warcross Georgia a house near a thicket was fired on with over a hundred bullets from concealed shooters. A $125 reward was offered for the assailants and $100 more for anyone firing on the house again. In New York, ten jurors were seated for the second trial of Holand B. Molineux on the murder case of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams.

Warcross Tenderloin Molineux New York Talesmen Holand B. Molineux Katherine J. Adams

Confederate Monument at LaGrange Completed

The Confederate monument in LaGrange Georgia finished today by the Daughters of the Confederacy. It stands about 27 feet high on the southeast square corner facing south with inscriptions honoring Confederate dead and war memory. Mrs A V Heard led the project and will oversee unveiling at the state convention October 28 23 and 30.

United Daughters of the Confederacy A. V. Heard Rebel Order of the Daughters of the Confederacy

Skyscraper for Savannah Banks to Erect Ten Story Building

In Savannah on October 16, the National Bank of Savannah and the Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company jointly bought the Johnson Property at Bull and Broughton streets. They plan an eight or ten story bank building, with J. S. Collins transferring the property. The purchase price is not disclosed and construction will begin once plans are ready.

Savannah National Bank of Savannah Ogiethorpe Savings and Trust Company Johnson Bull and Broughton Streets J. 5. Collins

Consul Garrett En Route Home From Mexico

Mrs. Garrett, wife of Consul Garrett, received a telegram today from Guanacevias in Durango stating he was en route home. The consul and party had been detained by high water in the Sierra Madre range and could not reach telegraph service.

Garrett Laredo Tex Guanacevias Durango Sierra Madre

Price of stoves up 10 percent in South region

Chattanooga Tenn October 1 The Southern Stove Manufacturers Association met in this city and raised the price of stoves ten percent due to higher costs of raw materials iron coke and other inputs. Attending were representatives from Atlanta stove works Phillips Ruttert Nashville Romestove H Welter Mountain City Chattanooga Bristol Avondale Dalton and other firms. No other business was transacted.

Chattanooga Tenn Southern ‘Stove Manufacturers’ Associaion Atlanta Stove Works Phillips & Ruttert Manufacturing Company Nashville Romestove Works H. Welter Manufacturing Company South Pittsburg Mountain City Stove Works

Spares from the Wires and Grew Notes on National Events

J B Pioda, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of Switzerland to the United States, visited the White House to present letters or recall. A G A R badge was presented to Roosevelt by a committee led by B H Warner. At a hospital session in Philadelphia Hon John Fehrenbach was elected association president. Cincinnati to host next meeting. Professor Adolph Lorens agreed to visit Johns Hopkins to operate on cases in Baltimore. Milwaukee rail officials report thousands of ore cars moving to coal fields. Daniel Frohman laid the cornerstone of a new Lyceum Theater.

J.B. Pioda Switzerland United States White House Philadelphia Association of Hospital Superintendents Canada John Fehrenbach Cincinnati Hospital Cincinnati Johns Hopkins Hospital Adolph Lorens Vienna Chicago Baltimore Institution Milwaukee Porthern Wisconsin Daniel Frohman Lyceum

Synod of Tennessee Hints at Consolidating Colleges

Chattanooga Tenn October 16 The Synod of Tennessee Presbyterian church adjourned to meet next in Ashe ville NC It recommended creating a new presbytery Hast Tennessee and moving to consolidate Washington Greenville Tusculum and Maryville colleges under synod care The colleges hold property over half a million and 750 students Washington College chartered 1781 as oldest west of the Alleghenies The synod has sent 27 missionaries abroad in 25 years In New York a ceremony included laying thirteen bricks from the old lyceum theater foundation Missouri Arkansas and Texas land grant case appeal filed in federal court Topeka Kansas by the United States government American Gas Light Association sets Detroit as 1903 convention site on the third Wednesday in October.

Chattanooga Tenn Synod of Tennessee of the Presbyterian Church Asheville N. C Hast Tennessee Washington Greenville Tusculum Maryville Syttod Washington College Alleghenies Synod West Worly Fith Street New York Lyceum Theater United States Topeka Kans United States ‘Supreme Court Munllions Acrass Thirttieth American Gas Light Association Detroit Mich

Mississippi Valley Southeastern Freight Officials Meet

The Mississippi Valley Southeastern Association of Freight Traffic Officials continued in session in Memphis Tennessee on October 1. It was announced that nothing of public interest was done this afternoon.

Southeastern Freight Men Memphis, Tenn Mississippi Valley-Southeastern Association of Freight Traffic Officials

Infant Dies From Poison In Calomel Mistake

Elberton Georgia October 16 The infant of Dr and Mrs B F Smith is dead from morphine given by mistake for calomel The child had not been well for a day or two Mrs Smith decided the calomel would help and administered the dose Soon the poison’s effects appeared and the error was found Despite efforts to save the child death occurred

Elberton Speelsj B. F. Smith

Banking House Fails in New York

The banking house of Gilman, Son & Company at 62 Cedar Street failed announced tonight. Liabilities were under $200,000 and no other New York offices were said to be affected.

New York of Gilman, Son & Company Cedar Street Thia City

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