Atlanta Almanac and Crude Yearly Ledger
A wide array of brief notes from Georgia and the South includes weather summaries for Atlanta, legal notes from Coffee and Abbeville counties, and local crime reports. It mentions Rosa Munnish of Atlanta denying an obituary claim, planters warned about Mexico boll weevil danger, a life sentence in Bibb County, and a string of court actions in Atlanta, Macon, and Anderson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealure
Rosa F Munnish
Atlanta
Soty
Comminuenet of Agriculture
B. Stevens
W. J Wired
JR. Garner
Daag Street
Georgia
Betee
Methodia
Church of Calumbus
Grand Lodge of
Mapone
Macon
Moon
Flepla
Berton Superior Court
John Butler
John Dorming
Apaha
Dormin
Lon Drake
Rome
Will
Glyine Drake
Mad dogs bite in Alexander City triggers rabies scare in Atlanta
Two Alexander City men arrive in Atlanta after a mad dog bite, Henry Smith and a 4 year old boy, with Dr J A Goxming and a Newfoundland dog. The head of the mad dog is sent to Pasteur Institute for serum testing and treatment. Officials describe the rapid plan to inject serum into rabbits and monitor symptoms over fourteen days as precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Alexander City
Ale
Henry Smith
David Gordon
J. A. Goxming
Pasteur Matitute
Paris
J. O. Brawner
Ala
Sypeel
Barton & Allen
J. & Gogerigg
Fuasy
Wall Street Man Is Acquitted by a Jersey Jury
Freehold N J October 16 The jury cleared David Lamar known as Monk Eastman and Bernard Smith of charges of assault with intent to kill James McMahon after a trial in which Lamar and Smith were accused of hiring Eastman to assault McMahon. The case highlighted Lamar a prominent Wall Street figure and Smith his brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Jersey
Freehold
N. J
David Lamar
Monk
Eastman
Bernard Smith
Joseph Brown
James McMahon
Lamar
Smith
McMahon
Medals Given On Royal Visit To Paris Mint
Paris October 15 King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena of Italy visited the mint with President Loubet. Medals commemorating the visit were struck and presented to the royals. Finance Minister Rouvier gave two caskets containing unique counters once used by the royal house. The party toured the Hotel de Ville amid dense crowds and held a reception where notable business and arts figures attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Italy
Mme. Loubet
Mint
Rouvier
Royal House of
France
Hotel de Ville
Tratel de Ville
UN Seine
Vicor Emmanuel
General Council of
Seine
Two Girls Burned To Death In Fire Attempt
In Gates county North Carolina on a Sandy Run farm two white girls aged 4 and 16, grandchildren of Mrs Bill Ward, were burned to death yesterday when someone tried to kindle a stove with kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleleh
N. C
Sandy Run
Gates County
Bill Ward
Russians Fear Attack by Japs at Port Arthur
Yokohama reports the Russian squadron has returned to Port Arthur and prepared defenses for a feared assault. Negotiations at Tokyo proceed, while officials urge calm among America and Europe. Port Arthur garrison strength appears about 76,000, with many regiments at two thirds strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Port Arthur
Afr
Tokio
America
Europe
Chee Foo
New Chang
Manchuria
Alexlem
Five Fort Leavenworth leaders convicted of murder
Five leaders of the Fort Leavenworth prison mutiny in November 1901 were found guilty of murder by the United States circuit court in Leavenworth. No capital punishment. sentences to be imposed. Defendants Mullins Barnes Thompson Robinson and Clarke were all Indian Territory natives. The defense contended harsh prison conditions drove the mutiny and escape attempts. U.S. attorneys argued against mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Leavenworth
Waldrope
United States Circuit Court
Gilbert Mullins
Turner Barnes
Frank Thompson
Fred Robinson
Robert Clarke
Mullins
Robinson
Indian Territory
United States
Junction City
Waldrupe
Deeves
Dowie Visitation at Madison Square Garden in New York
Hundreds of Dowie faithful gathered at Madison Square Garden led by John Alexander Dowie preparing to begin house visits and a Sunday service. The procession featured uniforms, a junior choir, and a theft involving a jewel brooch from Mrs Dowie. Dowie denied plans for a $50,000,000 fund or Zion City in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Alexander Dowle
Madison Square Garden
Grand Central Station
Plaza Hotel
Zion
Ferry House
United States Infantry
Free Food League gains duke of Devonshire presidency
London October 16 The duke of Devonshire the late lord president of the council has accepted the presidency of the Free Food League a group opposing Chamberlain and Balfour fiscal policy The league committee read his letter accepting the post with conditions and noted his aim to oppose the new food taxation and colonial preferences while supporting a government tariff policy to aid treaties Ritchie Hamilton and other figures have joined the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Devonshire
Free Food League
Chamberlain
Balfour
League
Michael Hicks-Beach
M. Ritchie
Tariff Reform League
Cobden Club
Ritchie
Lord Gorge Hamilton
India
CIRLS STABBED IN STRIKE RIOT IN NEW YORK FACTORY
In a New York rag factory riot during a strike by about fifty workers, members of the Cochosters' Union attacked after the firm hired Italians. Lena Schwarts was stabbed in the neck and rushed to a hospital. three other girls suffered minor injuries. Two Italians were arrested on felonious assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First Street
Coporters’ Union
Lena Schwarts
Asiavif
Grady Hospital Fire Destroys Negro Wards at 1 A.M.
Two wards of Grady Hospital for Negro patients were destroyed by fire at about 1 o'clock this morning. The blaze began in the laundry area, and heroic actions by nurses, hospital staff, police, and firefighters saved the main building and many patients. Two elderly Negro women died during evacuation. no others were reported. A crowd aided in rescue efforts as fire crews fought to prevent a total holocaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Hland
Eliza Smith
Remaimder
Prett Ang Gilmer
Miss M. Span
Maling
Misa M. Mobly
Ada Corgle
Bellgert
Barker
Durham and
Pelham
Maye
Pate
Mashburn
Clark
Jenkins Street
Whch
Bilding
Butler Street
James Moon
ZB. Moon
DR. Lyons
Mr. Crawford
Byler Street
Aving
Whitley
Dobbins
Wandle
W. R Joyner
Wig Institution
Wonwick Pleer
Wark
Vinef Amlaw
Joyner
Pratt Street
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Bouthern
Anderson County
South Carolina
Orangeburg
A.C. Gunter
JH Tillman
Busby
Jelks
Keith
Alabama Press
Birmingham
Robeert E. Les
National Club Federation
Organized Labor
Lews Jackson
Erie Railroad
Aberdeen
Washwan
Willie
Conarereil U
Postal Department
Aragamente
Burtos
St. Louie Croix d'Or
Clemaan
Techs
Piedmont Park
Lexington
Brighton Beach
Young Corbett
Ben Tordan
Tenny Ene
Worth
Sottion
Liverpool
Pelnta
New Orleans
Devember
Mad Dog
Mexander City, Ala
Pasteur Institute
Downle
New
Elijah II
VICES
Takio
Crusaders of Lion
Dowie
Gotham
New York Centralrain
Dowle
Carl F. Stern
Zen City
Dr. Massey
Boke
Devonshire
Sarah Holliday
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