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05 Sep 1899
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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1899
Page
1
Washington Street Loan Notice Improves Property
Fragmentary text describes street conditions and a loan offer tied to property, referencing Wall Street and Ansley. Mentions paving, sowers, and a local agent with unclear actions. Readers are urged to consider the offer amid questionable readability and fragmented phrasing.
Dreyfus Trial Sparks French Government Fear Of Disorder
Rennes sends regiments to ready for march as Dreyfus court martial nears verdict. Cernuschi testifies by letter accusing Dreyfus of treasonable documents, claiming a German officer provided them. Prosecution weighs foreign witness impact and diplomatic channels for evidence in a tense, developing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Dreyfus
Haif
Captain Dreyfus
Eugene Ceramuschi
Cernuschi
M. Laters
Jousust
France
Geneva
Schwarzkoppen
Paris
Nhosa
Carriere
Souuust
M. Ladort
Jouaust
Germany
Labori
Rwa
Chattanooga Mayor Section Splits Over City Ticket
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 4 a Republican city executive committee refused a mayoral candidate and endorsed fusing with independent Democrats to back a city ticket upholding the 10 p.m. saloon closing rule. An Evans opposition faction convened to reorganize with Joseph Wasman nominated for mayor amid a large crowd and new city committee formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Republican City Executive Committee
Mana
Evans Wing
Fwll
Joagph Wasman
Jiminez Arrives at Cape Haytien Amid Vast Popularity
General Juan Ieldro Jiminez, rival candidate for the presidency of San Domingo, landed at Cape Haytien aboard the Georges Crosse from Baracoa with his son and companions. He announced plans to reach Puerto Plata and then San Domingo, while Puerto Plata preparations for a grand welcome were reported. Senor Vasquez led a seven member delegation to bolster the reception. News from Guayabín spoke of General Pichardo’s surrender near Bills Lobos, signaling the fall of the government of Figeruce. The Georges Crosse had earlier been blocked from Baracoa to San Domingo. release orders failed and communications with Santiago were cut by downed wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Haytien
Juan Ieldro Jiminez
Republic of San Dominigo
Georges Crosse
Baraccr
Jiminez
Georges Croise
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
Senor Vasquez
Guayabin
Pichardo
Monte Christi
Bills Lobos
Santiago
Wald
Wood
Norwegian Consul Probes Cannibal Raft Report
The Norwegian consul in Charleston reports cannibalism stories from the raft of the Norwegian bark Crate. He forwarded his investigation to the consul general in New York, detailing findings and seeking confirmation from authorities. The case centers on alleged man eating aboard the raft and involves diplomatic dispatches in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Whte
Government of
Norway
Geenral
New York
Norway Consul Reports Survivors On Split Vessel
Consul Witte interviewed survivors Andersen and Thom ag, confirming earlier reports. One crewman Max Hoffman died when the ship Crote split in two. Captain Sorensen perished. Andersen and Thomas recover slowly and may be saved with proper care. Witte wired New York for possible shipment of the men when safe to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Witta
Andersen
Thomag
Ha Ig
Max Hoffman
Sorensen
Crote
Thomas
Consul Witte
New York
Judge Urges Grand Jury to Stop Sunday Whisky Trade
Chattanooga Judge Estill harshly warned the grand jury to immediately halt the open Sunday whiskey trade. He denounced the violation of law, urging officials to act promptly and fearlessly. The city’s sentiment and a recent Sam Jones visit heightened tensions among whisky operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estill
Sam Jones
Tarheel Quakers Scared Evangelist Reveals Vision in Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina on September 4 special report T C Trodgins an Ohio Quaker evangelist says the Lord appeared to him in a vision and told him all North Carolina Quakers will be helped by an exodus he aims to halt it and calls for absolute sanctification in his preaching creating a sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Greensboro
N. C
T. C. Trodgins
North Carolina
Lightning Wrecks Residence of Opelika Capitalist
In Opelika Alabama on September 4 a fierce thunderstorm struck the home of C. P. D. Taylor, a local capitalist. Lightning tore the roof apart, set the house on fire, and wrecked the structure though the flames were ultimately subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
C. P. D. Taylor
Father administers morphine to son in Brown County tragedy
C R Doggett, prominent Brown precinct citizen, mistakenly gives morphine instead of caramel to his three year old son, causing immediate death. The accident highlights urgent need for safer medicine handling and childproof labeling in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
C. R. Doggett
Brown Precinct
Jay
Democratic Rally at Cooper Union Underscores Bryan Support
The Chicago platform democrats spoke at Cooper Union in New York led by ex Judge James Tarvin and Rep John J. Lentz both urging William J. Bryan’s renomination and opposing McKinley’s Philippines policy. Tarvin praised Chicago platform ideals and urged laborers and producers to back the party as long as it stays aligned with those principles. Resolutions endorsing Bryan and opposing foreign entanglements were enthusiastically adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Platform Democrats
Cooper Union
James Tarvin
Covington
John J. Lentz
Ohio
William J.bryan
McKinley
Philippines
Tarvin
Hanna
Chicago
Democratic Party
Democratic Organiza
United States
MecKinney
W. J. Bryan
Tullman Addresses League at Crescent Park
Carolina Senator Tim Tillman spoke at the New England Bi metallic League session in Providence on September 4. He urged freeing Cuba, protested U S actions in the Philippines, and questioned the Philippine war's honor while noting South Carolina would supply troops for decency and honor but not for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Providence
R. L
New England
United States
Philippines
Spain
South Carolina
Chattanooga Board Rejects Lee History As Partial to the South
At a city school board meeting the state adopted history was rejected for bias toward the South and deemed not a correct Civil War history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lee
State Board
Carter's Friends Grow Aggressive In River Harbor Plot
Washington dispatch reports Captain Carter and his attorneys gaining courage to push their case publicly. Allegations claim a widespread contractor combine fixed bids on major harbor projects in cities like Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Charleston Savannah and Galveston. The piece notes Savannah may be included and warns such a cartel could influence national matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O. M. Carter
Dreyfus
Carter
St Ip
Combine
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charleston
Savannah
Galveston
Many Magnificent Floats Ta Sawtell's Exhibit
Sawtell's exhibit drew wide attention as floats rolled by, impressing crowds with color and design. Local observers praised craftsmanship and the parade atmosphere, noting the effort put into each float.
Labor Day Parade in Atlanta Highlights Large Celebration
The Federation of Trades sponsored by Miss Aline Lathrop led a grand Labor Day pageant through Atlanta. Crowds packed the streets as a long parade with elaborately decorated floats moved from Mitchell Street to Decatur, then to Broad and Alabama, ending near South Pryor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Lathrop
Atlanta
Grant Park
Wis
Labor
Wilkinson
Henderson
P. H. Moore
Alabama
Bread
Broad
Marietta
Walton
Peachtree
North Pryor
Pryor
Decatur
South Pryor
Henry H. Jennings
Fifth Regiment
Pat H. Moore
Mioffre
Allen D. Candier
Mike Riley
William Strauis
E. W. Marrin
James G. Woodward
Frank L. McGruider
J. N. Porter
John Black
Jerome Jonis
H. F. Garrett
D.M. Vining
Gueet C. T. Ladegan
Clark Howell
C. A. Collier
J. W. Bridwell
Thomas Gowan
Business Men's League
Harvey Johnson
M. T. LaHatte
H. H. Cabaniss
Dennia Lindsey
Federation of Trades
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Smail
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Figuero
Spe
Democrati
Bryan
Tarvin and
Lentz
Tullman
League
TA. Sawtell
Ha Wis
John T. Haunsen
Star
Wiliam Robinson
G. H. Flournoy
A. J. McGee
J. R. Peany
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