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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
4
Denial of McKinley ties by Supreme Court hopeful Hammond
Judge William R Hammond, candidate for the supreme bench, denies ever supporting McKinley or applying for a federal judgeship under Republican disguise. He says rumors originated from Judge Candler’s supporters and asserts his Democratic loyalty, noting a 1881 card opposing Bryan and a 1900 vote for the regular Democratic ticket. He admits applying for a federal judgeship as a Democrat, not a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R Hammond
Supreme Bench
McKinley
William McKinley
Hammond
Chicago
Palmer
Hieckner
Judge Candler
Cronin suits against Georgia Railway dismissed in court
In a Georgia court report, J F Cronin's $10,000 damage suit against the Georgia Railway and Electric Company is dismissed by the plaintiff. Two new suits follow, one by Eva St Clair Cronin for $1,000 and another by J F Cronin for $5,000. Executives in a related case nearing trial involve the Eiseman building wall collapse. Property transfers recorded include deeds and bonds for title across multiple parcels. Political notes mention Maryland district nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cronin
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Eva St. Clair Cronin
J. F Cronin
Georgia Hailway and Electric Company
Cronin
W D_ Grant
Grant Wilkins
Ji M. Reid
Eiseman
Wilkins
Wiseman
Slaton & Phillips
Ellis, Wimbish & Ilia
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Robert Ht. Brown
Bellfontaine Cemetery Association
William S. Gullatt
T. A Wells
Pearl Avenue
Allen P Morgan
William 8
Gullatt
Mary W. Caverly
William West Frazier, Jr
Iis Boulevard
Mattie Nannie Adams
W. G. Brantley
J H Morris
Wella
Snyder
Highland Avenue
George S. May
Cornelius L Grimes
Dunlap Street
Alice E. Thrower
M. M. Blumenthal
East Fair Street
P. A. Farrington
Frank C. Parshall
Gray Street
GC. S Whisenant
B. L Stevenson
Vanira Street
C. S Whisenant
H. L. Stevenson
Cloverdale Street
Dedication Tonight For New Hebrew Temple Of City
Visiting rabbis arrive for the dedication of the new Hebrew temple at the corner of South Pryor and Richardson streets. The ceremony features a full musical program, addresses by rabbis from Atlanta Savannah and Columbus, and a procession of officers and building committee members. Regular services follow tomorrow evening with benediction by Rabbi Isaac Marcu son of Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Temple
South Pryor and
Richardson Streets
David Marx
Atlanta
Religieuse
J. Fowler Richardson
Ir Levi Denen
Haydn— Fuil
V. Kriegs- Faber
Temple
Jos. Hirsch
Wal Exhol Thee
Costa
Joseph Blatt
Columbus
Herbert Dutter
Isaac P. Mendes
Savannah
Gounod
Marshbanis
Edward N. Calischas
Richmond
Mozart
F. Mearson
Edward Lanham
Albany
Leo Mannheimer
Chattanooga
Isaac Ki Marcuson
Macon
Victor Kriegshaber
Joseph Iirsch
Albert Steiner
Jacob Elias
Lewis T. Lowerstine
David Kaufman
Isaac Liebman
Samuel Well
Sol Cronheim
Isaac Schoen
Ralph Rosenbaum
Joseph Uirsch
Morris Hirsch
Alex Dittler
Aaron Bhuithenthal
Levi Cohen
Jos. H. Lenkauf
Sol Benjamin
Max Katz
Isaac Lieber
Isaac Haas
Julius Hegenstein
Motive Power Shortage Roils Railroads Across Nation
The era sees a freight locomotive shortage as fall markets approach. Railways add 63,000 cars, push per diem accounting, and seek 20 percent wage rises. Freight orders outpace passenger power with 400 of 600 locomotives ordered last week for freight. Unionized conductors plan a test case for higher pay, led by W W Stafford. Union Pacific opens Denver gateway to Rock Island and Burlington, boosting long-haul traffic west of the Mississippi. Receiverships decline as Interstate Commerce reports smaller holdings and debts. Jacksboro vies to host Louisville and Nashville line, risking grading costs. several rail men visit Atlanta on business. The South and Western Railroad organizes in Bristol amid Seaboard links. Wadley and Mount Vernon extension passes charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
W. W Stafford
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Stafford
Executive Council of the Union
E. ®. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
FP. H. Morrissey
The
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Union Pacific
Denver
Rock Island
Burlington
North Pacific
A ‘Dodson
Chattanooga
Western District
the Southern
Atlanta
Knoxville, Tenn
South and Western Railroad Corporation
Ohio River
Charleston Road
Samuel Hunt
Bristol
Tenn
South and Western
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Lincolnton
N.C
East Tennessee
Virginia
Detroit
Trenton
Ohio
Phil Cook
Wadley
Ww. W. McDonald
F L. Smith
New River Bridge Work Postponed By Cobb County Funds
Ordinary Awtry and Clerk Wood met regarding the bridge over the Chattahoochee at Pace's ferry. Cobb cannot pay its share this year due to jail construction costs, delaying the $7,000 iron main spans with wooden approaches. Fulton waits on Cobb to proceed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Clerk Wood
Judge Awtry
Cond County
Henry M. Wood
Board of County Commissioners
Chattahoochee
Fulton
Pace’s Ferry
Wood
Cobb County
Fulton County
County Board
Painter Charles Johns Arrested for Cruelty to Horse
Charles Johns of 591 Marietta street was arrested on a cruelty to animals charge after a horse hired to carry a funeral party died on Marietta street near the Exposition cotton mill. Prosecutor C E Thomas claims Johns drove the animal to death. Johns denies causing the death and says the horse was for his aunt’s funeral. The owner plans to present evidence of the horse’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johns
Marietta Street
Wells
Ivey
C E Thomas
Johns
Thomas’ Avery
South Pry Street
Exposition Cotton Milla
The
Constitution
Policeman Fires On Mob Near Fort Street Riot
Ten policemen called to quell a disturbance near Fort and Fair streets last night. A small white boy was seriously injured by a stone. an unknown Negro was shot and escaped. another had clothes torn. Special Officer Oscar Swinney fired into the mob to protect his house, drawing fire and arresting two suspects as order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Fair Street
Oscar Swinney
Jennie
Martin
Bergeeant Maddox
Swinney
Megro
Foster Scott
Bonds Discussed in City Council Meeting
Mayor Mims and fifteen council members plus City Attorney Megson and City Engineer Clayton met yesterday afternoon to discuss water and sewer bonds in an informal session. Nothing definite was decided and an adjourned meeting is planned for this afternoon at 4. Councillors Woodward Longino Welch Terry Laatte Beck Lewis Key Garrett Fincher Harwell Winn Kontz Glass Hill attended, with Councilman Wink chosen to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims
Megson
Clayton
Woodward
Longino
Welch
Terry
Laatte
Beck
Lewis
Key
Garrett
Fincher
Harwell
Winn
Kontz Glass
Hill
Countman Wink
Local Weather Report Summary yesterday
Weather report from various stations shows highest temperature and lowest temperature with mean and normal values. Precipitation recorded in the past 24 hours. Measures excess since the 1st of the month and deficiency since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apt
Livestock Market Report Continues From Tenth Page
Cattle receipts near 5000 with 4800 Texans among the mix. native and export steers steady to strong, dressed beef and butcher steers 4.65 to 7.60, stockers 3.48 to 4.40, cows and heifers 2.25 to 5.60, calves 4.25 to 7.25. Hog receipts around 600 with prices 7.10 to 7.90. sheep receipts 2500 with native lambs 4.25, wethers 3.75, and stockers 3.50 to 3.60. Texan yearlings 3.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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