Kaiser William addresses Poles at Prussian ceremony
In Posen on September 4 Emperor William and Empress Victoria unveiled the statue of Emperor Frederick and urged Poles and Germans to set aside party rancor for national unity. He called Prussia a multiracial state while reaffirming German language and loyalty, notes of tension and a single lese majeste arrest.
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Posen
Prussian
Poland
Emperor Frederick
Emperor William
Victoria
Frederick Wiliam
Count von Buelow
Diet
William
Kingdom of
Prussia
Bank Organized for All Nations Bank Organized for All Nations
New York September 4 plans were made at a meeting of the directors of the Mexican Trust Company bank for the formation of an international banking institution capitalized at 310,000,000 designed to operate in Latin American countries. The merger with the Corporation Trust Company will form the International Bank and Trust Company of America with New York as headquarters.
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New York
Mexican Trust Company Bank
Corporation Trust Company
International Bank and Trust Company of America
Delaware
Mexico
Guadalajara
Pachuca
Monterey
Tampico
Aguas Calientes
San Luis Potosi
Puebla
Chicago
Havana
Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Valparaiso
General
New York City
London
Berlin
Paris
W. HB. Hunt
Charles Francis Phillips
J. Sloat Fausett
Elmira
C. F. Carrier
W. J. Hilands
Julius C. Birge
St. Louis
Silas B. Dutcher
Brooklyn
Frank B
James Virdin
Dover
Deli Ignacio de la Torre
Frank R. Croker
Chariton
Iowa
R. M. Nelson
Baltimore
Mexican Trust Company
City of
Don Ygnacio de la Torre
Diaz
Corporation Trust Company of Delaware
United States
Europe
Cruselle Elected Secretary and Treasurer at Piedmont Driving Club
Edward Cruselle yesterday won the post of secretary and treasurer at the Piedmont Driving Club. He was the popular pick and received unanimous support from members for the appointed office.
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Edward Crusselle
Piedmont Driving Club
Crusselle
Roosevelt Ready for Southern Trip After Accident Stay
President Roosevelt and party prepare to depart Washington at 7:30 p.m. aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line car Riva for a southern tour with Cortelyou Barnes and staff. The schedule passes Harpers Ferry Cumberland Grafton Wheeling Cambridge Zanesville Newark Columbus Cincinnati Chattanooga Knoxville Asheville and back to Washington, with stops and transfers noted.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cortelyou
Barnes
G. A. Lang
Latta and Weaver
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
Baltimore and Ohio
Riva
Xenia
Clarion
Manhattan
Harpers Ferry
Cumberland
Grafton
Wheeling
W. Va
Cambridge
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Cincinnati
Queen and Crescent Road
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Southern Railroad
Asheville
Pittsfield
Mass
United States
Commonwealth
Man Arrested Over Fox Terrier Soda Water Demand
E H Calkins traveling with a medicine company was arrested by Officer B C White after insisting his fox terrier drink a glass of soda water at Whlie's ice cream parlour on Whiteball Street. The dog was taken to the police bar racks while Calkins was jailed. they planned to bond out and depart for Augusta to rejoin the company.
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EL. Calkins
E.H. Calkins
B. C. White
Whlie
White Ball Street
Calkins
Augusta
Medicine Company
Atlanta Athletic Club to Meet Virginia Carolina Chemicals
The Atlanta Athletic Club baseball team will play the Virginia Carolina Company's wine at Brisbane park Saturday afternoon at 3 45. The clubs split earlier this year with the club men winning easily but the Chemicals have strengthened their lineup for a tougher test. Griffin the Emory pitcher now handles mound duties for the Athletics as they seek a strong finish and continued winning streak.
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Atlantta Athletic Club
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Atlanta Athletic Club
Virginia-Carolina Company
Brisbane Park
Griffin
Emory Twirler
Foreman
Reynolds
Dougherty
Tichenor
Clarke
Hawke
Moore
Patterson
Elephant to replace Clio at Grant Park this week
The new elephant, funded by public subscription, is due in the United States and will arrive in Atlanta next week. City officials have signed receipts, the animal will join the zoo without import taxes, and locals expect it to be as popular as Clio. The elephant will be nameless initially, with a proper name chosen later.
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Clio
Grant Park
Atlanta
United States
City Board of Park Commissioners
Custom House
Lee County Republicans Select Delegates at Opelika Meeting
In Opelika Alabama on September 4 the Lee county Republicans met at the courthouse and chose delegates to the state and congressional conventions. Rev F T Hudson chaired the gathering and A G Smith served as secretary with B L Dyer elected permanent chairman. Delegates named were W J Wellman supporters and several alternates were chosen. A republican club of twenty seven members formed after the meeting. Longstanding white party dominance noted with notable locals including Postmaster D B Smith and B E Hudson active in the proceedings.
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Opelika
Ala
Lee County
Court House
F. T. Hudson
Auburn
Pension Board Dismissals Cut Police Pension Fund
Ex-chief of detectives Lupe P. Corleran, with thirty annuitants, was dismissed from the disability list today. The pension rolls were pruned after medical board investigations, saving $13,615 annually for the fund.
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Chicago
Lupe P. Corleran
Police Pensionera
Medical Board
Fonds
Army Prisoner Marcs Escape at Fort McPherson
An unassigned recruit named Smith escaped from Fort McPherson after being warned by a sentinel. He ran into woods and was fired upon. pursuit with bloodhounds followed through the night. Smith is described as about 25, 5 feet 7 inches, clean shaven, and previously processed for Coast Artillery. The incident delays the court martial and could lead to a severe desertion sentence. Civil authorities may claim up to 20 dollars for his return. The barracks payday and target practice for Companies G H M in Waco loom on the morrow.
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Dempsey Smith
Fort McPherson
Sentinel
Ryan
Oakland City
Smith
Atlanta
Columbus
Ohio
Coast Artillery
Chattanooga
Gainesville
United States Army
Company H
Wright
Smyth
Waco
Philippines
Judge Lumpkin Bars Dues Payments in Equitable Loan Case
Judge Lumpkin restrains Equitable Loan and Security Company from paying off redeeming or purchasing any certificates and from enforcing fines or forfeitures for nonpayment of dues until the hearing. An injunction and receivership petition will be heard September 20, 1902, at Fulton superior court.
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Judge Lumpkin
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Orde Rendard
Fulton Superior Court
Geostand
J. H. Lamprin
Ing
Tudge Boc. A. CL
Funeral of J A Bridwell At 3 This Afternoon
The funeral for J A Bridwell who died Wednesday night will be held at 3 pm from the residence at 13 Manguni street. Rev H L Bradley of Trinity church will conduct the service. Interment will follow at Oakland cemetery. Bridwell was a noted stone mason who came to Atlanta about 35 years ago and died aged 60. He is survived by his wife and five sons.
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J. A. Bridwell
Manguni Street
H. L. Bradley
Trinity Church
Oakland Cemetery
Bridwell
Atlanta
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Free Sample
Comfort arises from claims that Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures rheumatism and urinary issues. The ad asserts pain relief, improved bladder function, and reduced night trips, touts 50c and 1 dollar sizes, and offers a free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co, Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Rome
Swampfoot Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Night Route From Atlanta Connects to East Coast Steamers
Seaboard Air Line Railway is the only line leaving Atlanta at night, making connections at Norfolk with Washington Baltimore and New York steamers. Round trip fare is $12.00 from Atlanta to Old Point Comfort Virginia via Richmond or Portsmouth.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Norfolk
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Portsmouth
Westminster Church marks first anniversary under Nisbet
Rev Charles Nisbet celebrates his first anniversary as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church Atlanta. The church has seen membership more than double with 12 professions and 79 letters, now 155. Sunday school enrolls 200 with 150 average attendance. A new 600 seat auditorium alms for spring dedication, costing about 20000.
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Charles Nisbet
Westminster
Charles R. Nisbet
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nisbet
Atlanta
Jackson HA Baptist Church
Forrest Avenue
Atlenta
Fair Secures Fine Bands For Fall Music Program
Liberati's organization and the Fifth Regiment Band have been engaged to supply music for the fall fair. The Tiberati band, fifty musicians strong, will perform at the fairgrounds for about two weeks with three concerts daily, including the horse show. Signor A Liberati, a cornet virtuoso, previously with the Gilmore Band, has appeared in Atlanta with that organization. The Fifth Regiment Band has been strengthened and will open the fair with several concerts, as officials strive for the best music obtainable.
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Liberati
Inters
Jeheratis
Tiberati
Washington Park
Philadelphia
Thdlananeis
St. Louis
Dallas
Signor A. Liberati
Gilmore Bang
Atlanta
Fair
Fifth Regiment
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