Gambling and Trusts Denounced by Judge Lumpkin
Judge J H Lumpkin addressed Fulton county grand jurors, denouncing gambling in all forms and warning of its social harm. He urged jurors to enforce laws against gambling and to curb trusts that manipulate markets, saying the law aims to stamp out vice and prevent price gouging. Adjourned for Labor Day with grand jury members listed. court sessions to resume next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lumpkin
Fulton County Grand Jury
Fulthys Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Georgia
Lfe
Fulton County
J. W Goldsmith
Foreman
Fred W. Cale
B. L. Willingham
A. S Poole
James M. Moore
J. S. Dozier
E. A. Hudson
L. A. Baker
Henry Boyleston
August Denck
M. L. Carroll
W. L. Peel
W. L. Scruggs
George W. Adair
W. W. Draper
Charles A. Davis
John W. Grant
J. Willey Pope
Albert Steiner
W. R. B. Whittier
M. D. Francis
John T. Halli, Jr
Br, EB. Rushton
H. M. Reid
Georgia Confederate Veterans plan Columbus reunion in October
General Evans orders the Georgia Division United Confederate Veterans to hold the 1902 annual encampment in Columbus on October 29 and 30. Brigades prepare, officers reported, historians appointed, muster rolls prepared, and badges worn by cavalry and artillery units. With General Wheatley’s death and General Wheatisy’s resignation, William Redd Jr of Columbus will lead the Western Brigade until election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement A. Evans
Columbus
Georgia Division
United Confederate Veterans
Atlanta
Lst
Macon
Dolea-Cook
Calquitt
Evans
Georgia
John Strather
John A. Miller
Wheatisy
William Redd
Clement A Evans
WM. M. Crumley
A Parson's Noble Act
Rev C J Budlong of Ashaway R writes of Electric Bitters as a cure for jaundice and liver troubles after years of suffering. He claims the medicine heals liver kidney and stomach issues and guarantees satisfaction through druggists. Advertising note cites Geo S Lowran Empire Building Atlanta for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Budlong
Ashaway, R
Empire Building
Atlanta
Family Wash Stolen Again Prompting Police Hunt
City detectives and police officers search for a washerwoman accused of taking and not returning families' soiled clothes. The force notes repeated incidents, often with missing names and addresses, and urges residents to be cautious about who handles laundry to prevent loss and trouble.
Thrown From Carriage Kills Mrs Walker in Lancaster
Mrs J Stewart Walker of Lynchburg Va dies after a carriage accident in Lancaster Pa while visiting her mother Mrs George Calder. Mrs William N Appel of this city suffers concussion and severe facial abrasions with serious condition. George F Baer Sr president Reading Railway notified and travels to bedside. Runaway horse caused carriage to crash into telegraph pole injuring both women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Appel
Lancaster
J. Stewart Walker
Lynchburg
William N. Appel
George Calder
Mra. Appel
George F. Baer
Reading Railway Company
Labor Mayor for Dublin Wins Seat in City Election
Alderman Patrick Dowd, the Labour candidate, was elected lord mayor of Dublin. Tim O Harrington, the retiring lord mayor, stood for another term but was defeated, ending his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Patrick Dowd
Dublim
Timothy C. Harrington
Mragot
Baptists to Meet as Alien Immersion Debate Looms
Large Atlanta Baptist delegations attend the Stone Mountain Association meeting at Indian Creek Church near Clarkston. The agenda centers on alien immersion, with Tabernacle Church tied to the issue. Ministers urge caution, while observers expect possible association sanctions and splits among clergy. The two day gathering features sermons by Rev John E. White and Dr. F. C. McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Churches of
Atlanta
Stone Mountain Baptist Association
Indian Creek Church
Clarkston
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Stone Moutain Baptist Association
Ihe
Len G. Broughton
South
Ju- Yang Rodgers
Stone Mountain Association
Baptist Ministers’ Association
First Baptist Church
J. C. Solomon
Woodward Avenue
Mr. Bolomon
Broughton
Tabernacle Church
Southern Baptist Convention
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
F. C. McConnell
Home Mission Board
John EB. Whith
Hermitage Gun Club Wins Silver Cup In Huntsville Meet
Hermitage Gun Club of Nashville defeats Huntsville Gun Club to claim a silver championship cup after a full day shoot at 100 targets per side Twenty shooters each club the final scores were Nashville 1420 Huntsville 3378 with percentages 71 and 65.9. The Hermitage team arrived by special train from Nashville via the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway and participated as guests of the Huntsville club with a barbecue served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermitage Club
Huntsville
Ala
Hermitage Gun Club
Nashville
Khuntsville
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Preacher's Children Benefit From Grape-Nuts Diet
A prominent minister's wife recounts using only Grape-Nuts for five months to treat her eight year old daughter's bowel trouble. She reports the condition disappeared, the child grew plump, and the family found a simple breakfast of whole wheat bread, butter, Postum Cora Coffee, and Grape-Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
German cotton not a menace to the South
A Bremen cable notes Germany eyeing independent cotton cultivation in Togoland Asia Minor and Smyrna. Dr Enditch to study local crops with possible seed, machinery, and draught animals for natives or large plantations. Cotton dealers doubt Germany can rival the South but urge Southern farmers to use scientific methods to boost quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Togoland
German West Africa
Germany
Asia Minor
Anat Hang Gailway
Enditch
Smyrna
United States
Africa
Mr. Akers
England
South
Europe
Military Man Appointed Instructor at Milledgeville College
SHORT ITEMS CONCERNING MEN AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS notes Captain A. B. Scott of the Thirteenth Infantry detailed as tactics instructor at the military college in Milledgeville Ga, previously commandant of cadets for four years ending January 1898. Major A. H. Marchant remains cadet commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Scott
Thirteenth Infantry
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Military College
Milledgeville
A. H. Marchant
Mark Twain Donates Books to U S Prison
Warden Hawk and Captain Tupper oversee growing inmate library at the United States federal prison with Mark Twain’s donation. Twain’s letter to Rev Tupper notes sending six Harper six-volume set and regrets inability to send the complete set due to cost. Other contributors include Miss Julia Magruder Captain Charles King and Booker Washington. Andrew Carnegie’s hoped reply is awaited. Peter Duermeyer named chief civilian employee at the prison. note of a nonholiday observed at the prison yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Captain Tupper
United States Federal Prison
Mark Twain
York Harbor
C. Tupper
United States Prison
Atlanta
Harpers
L Clemens
Julia Magruder
Concord
N. C
Charles King
Ernest Thompson-Beton
Charles G. Roberts
Booker Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Peter Duermeyer
Buffalo
N. Y
Cief
McHarg Gets Loving Out Presented by Railroad Employees
Knoxville Tennessee September reports that over one thousand employees of the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railroad, from top officials to workers, gave Henry K. McHarg a large silver loving cup after his retirement as former president. The cup stands about fifteen inches tall and is richly described as golden. McHarg had recently sold the line to the Louisville and Nashville and had provided each official a year's salary while granting every employee one month’s pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eployees
Atlanta
Knoxville and Northern
Knoxville, Tern
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railroad
Henry K. McHarg
Wall Street
New York
2Farg
Road
Louisville
Nashville
Governor Beckham Objects to Mec Govern Corbett Fight
Louisville September 1 Rev W F Lloyd pastor denounced prize fights. Governor Beckham sent a letter expressing disapproval of prize fighting in Louisville and Kentucky and stating authorities should prevent the McGovern versus Young Corbett contest set for September 22 in Louisville. The letter did not specify any action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham
Louisville
W.F. Lloyd
Fifty and
Walnut Streets
Kentucky
McGovern
Young Corbett
Uncle Sam presses Porte over Stone case in Constantinople
Dispatch from Constantinople reports the Turkish government refused to discuss responsibility for the 1901 capture of Ellen M. Stone and a companion, noting the event occurred on Turkish soil and accusing authorities of evading legation demands. The note follows ongoing negotiations and complaints of insufficient arrest efforts. Seaboard Air Line advertises two hour shorter trips to Portemouth with 112.00 round trip tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
Leishman
Ellen M. Btone
Legation
Porte
Seaboard Air Line
Portemouth
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Renewal
The notice touts Paine's Celery Compound as the path from suffering to health for rheumatism neuralgia kidney disease and digestive ills. A testimonial from John C. Rowan claims cure and renewed vigor after years of illness. Also reports summer Tybee travel shows 84 187 passengers with no accidents and May August records despite rainy Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Paine
John C. Rowan
H. Winifred Street
St. Paul
Minn
Faine
Tybee
Savannah
Tybee Island
Old Point Comfort Return Via Southern Railway
Travel notice for a round trip to Old Point Comfort going and returning via Southern Railway on Sept 1st with tickets priced at $12.00. Tickets are valid for seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point Comfort
Southern Railway
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Lumpuis
BAR OF Law
Coloneus
Eboads
William Hedd
Wheatley
Eliente
Meo'ora
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall Street
Baptists
Preacher’s
William Goodwin
Executive Department
Pryor Street
Court House
City Hall
Mitchell Street
Kenny’s Alley
Alabama
East Hunter Street
Central Avenue
Council
Glass
United States Ecircuit Court
Newman
Printup Bros
Chattanooga
Moving Picture Place
Kimball Block
NWO
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Z. D. Lewis
China
First Methodist Church
Mr. Lewis
J. T. Irvin, JR
Washington, Ga
Alexander Irvin
The
Equitable Life
Mary F. Saulsbury
T. J. Saulsbury
West Fifth Street
Saulsbury
Oakland Cemetery
Ozburn
Steint
Jack Roberts
Clarence Mitchell
Crumley and
Fraser Streets
Grady Hospital
T-Square Club
Robert M. McWhirter
Frank R. Happ
E. Co. Wachendorff
U.S
McHarg
Kentuw
Sam
Paine’s
Title Guarantee and Trust CO
Calis Gado
Abe Gasisug
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall St
FIO
Mitchell St
Atlanta, Ga
Schroeter & Ero
Hess Shoes
Statigerter
Gileman
Eos. Ateanta
Aciitan
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