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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1902

Page

8

Democrats Hold Knox County Convention in East Tennessee

In Knoxville on September 19 Democrats from Knox, London, Knox Monroe Loudon and Blount counties planned nominations for senator and multiple representatives. Expected Knox nominees include John P Murphy or W L Ledgerwood for senate and Webster Hope for representative, with Knox County’s John D Caldwell named joint senatorial nominee. Also notes on coal car supply, Knoxville bank clearings, a serious railway accident, and upcoming horticultural society meetings.

Knoxville Tenn Sty Knox County Knox London Knox, Monroe Loudon Blount Joan P. Murphy W. L. Ledgerwood L. D Tyson R. A. Brown Weber Hope Loudon County Lkely John D. Caldwell

Bam Streetman Attempts Suicide in Athens Livery Room

Bam Streetman a white drayman employed by C. H. Allgood took five grains of morphine and drank half a pint of whisky tonight at 7 o'clock in his rooms above the livery stable. His wife and a child witnessed the act. Streetman said he wanted to die and go to hell. Medical aid was summoned and he is in a precarious condition.

Bam Streetman Athens C. H. Allgood Ags

Clerk D W Parish Shoots Self Accidentally While Hunting

Tyler Texas September 19 D W Parish clerk of the federal court eastern district of Texas accidentally shot himself last night while hunting and died of his wounds. He was 9 Mason of prominence.

Tyler Tex D. W. Parish Federal Court Eastern District of Texas

Six Mexicans Indicted in Ranger Ambush Case

Cameron county grand jury returns two indictments against six Mexicans for ambushing state rangers last week and killing Ranger Roebuck in Brownsville Texas on September 19.

Brownsville Tex Cameron County Roebuck

Mexicans Die in Premature Blast at Railroad Camp

In a premature explosion at a construction camp near El Paso along the railroad under construction, Jesus Hernandez was killed. Two other Mexicans were fatally injured and a fourth severely hurt. Others had to be dug out of debris to avoid suffocation.

HL Paso Tex Jesus Hernandez Here Il Paso and Southwestern

Woman Killed by Train Near Black Mountain

Asheville N C September 19 Specials A fatal railway accident occurred on the Southern Asheville division near Black Mountain yesterday afternoon. An elderly woman about seventy years old was walking on the railroad track in front of an excursion train. She stepped off the track but started to cross as the engine approached and was instantly killed. Fireman McElrath witnessed the event. The woman lived near Black Mountain.

Southern Railway Traffic Department Jellico Coal Creek Art The Southern Knoxville William Peddleford Pye Southern Railway Ivy William W. Bean Knoxville Sentinel Young Men's Christian Association atCharleston Mr. Bean Tennessee Horticultural Society East Tennessee H Horticultural Society University of Tennessee H. BE. VanDeman United States Wiliam Taylor American Pomological Society M. B. Waite W. M. Scott Atlanta Georgia G. W. Martin Nashville Tennessee Asheville N. C Black Mountain McElrath

Rev Newton Goes to China Missionary News

Greensboro church pastor Rev William Carey Newton resigns from Washington Street Baptist Church to become a missionary in China under the Southern Baptist Convention. He announced at the Piedmont Baptist Association meeting in High Point after a strong appeal by Livingston Johnson. Seven hundred dollars was pledged to support him the first year.

Greensboro N. C Willam Carey Newton Washington Street Baptist Church China Foreign Mission Board Southern Baptist Convention Piedmont Baptist Association High Point Livingston Johnson Baptist State Board of Missions

Epidemic of Weddings Grips Harrow Florida

In September in Kathleen and nearby towns many couples wed. Georgia groom James Smith and Lakeland resident Mary Hack tied the knot with a notary public presiding. Other weddings followed in Bartow area including Rena Gill and R. B. Gandy, Janie Watson and C B Hendrix, and Decia Kasson with Rev G D Rhoades. Local residents W B Dye and Knowles also announced a Clinton Kentucky marriage.

Cupid Harrow Ela Bartow Fla Kathleen James Smith Georgia Lakeland Mary Hack F.C. Hack Waynesville James Gill Rena Gi R. B. Gandy Janie Watson Cr B. Hendrix Green Bay J. A. McQuage Here Avecadia Florida Goddard Tom Durrance Bowling Green Decia Kasson G. D. Rhoades A. Taylor Davis Tampa Lidia Hancock Kathlean

Funds Raised For Confederate Home at Mountain Creek

Montgomery Alabama September 19 Special Colonel Falkner reports receiving over 300 dollars from the Torrance appeal to aid the Confederate home at Mountain Creek. Camp Lemax has adopted resolutions of thanks and work continues on the main hall to serve as the institution headquarters. A memorial scheme will place donor nameplates on logs honoring veterans for ten dollar gifts.

Montgomery Ala Colonel Falkner General Torrance Mountain Creek

Race for Chairmanship in Montgomery Leads to Battle

The race for chairman of the new executive committee in Montgomery Alabama features H S Mallory challenging R J Lowe. Knox and Syd Bowie of Anniston back Mallory while Bowie previously ran against Lowe. A split between Lowe and Bowie factions builds as the committee prepares to decide next week.

Montgomery Ala R. J. Lowe H S&s D. Mallory Lowe Mallory John B Knox Syd Bowie Anniston Bowie

College Attendance Rises at Alabama State Colleges

Montgomery Sept 19. Attendance at Alabama state colleges increases despite fears of short crops. The University opening under new president Abercrombie is especially pleasing to local supporters. Initial enrollment at the university stands at 225, exceeding expectations.

Montgomery Ala Abercrombie

Permanent Roll Of Registration Expands Franchise Law

North Carolina progresses with the permanent voter roll under the 1900 franchise amendment. The secretary of state sent 10 county election books for registration offices to enroll voters prior to December 1 1908. The text defines oath, registration timing, evidence of right to vote, and penalties for officials failing duties. Also notes state charter issuances, pension projections, a jail escape, and railway grading along Newbern to Bayboro.

Raleigh Secretary of State North Carolina General Assembly United States Lam Ainea Abso North Carolina News Smith Furniture Company High Point Twin-Edwards Copper Mining Company Greensboro Dixon Cyrus Dixon W. A. Webb Jones County Trenton Webb Cy Dixon Newbern Bayhoro State Agricultural Department Tarboro Red Springs Iredell County

Peanut Roaster Explosion Kills Virginia Woman in Norfolk

A gasoline peanut roaster exploded outside Charles H. Diggs confectionery on Atlantic Street killing Bessie McGrath of Phoebus and injuring Mary A. Palmer of Lawrenceville. Two others injured include C Behnecken’s wife and Lavinia Raby. Palmer is not expected to survive.

Norfolk Atlantic Street Charles H. Diggs Bessie McGrath Phoebus Mary A. Palmer Lawrenceville C. Behnecken

Northern Cities Delegates Planned for Asheville Park Convention

Asheville N C September 19 Special Between October 10 and 20 a convention will be held in Asheville to promote the Appalachian park movement with leading northern cities invited. Special excursion trains will run and efforts will ensure a great success. The decision followed a meeting of the National Appalachian Park Association Knoxville chamber of commerce representatives and the Asheville board of trade.

Asheville N. C National Appalachian Park Association Knoxville Chamber of Commerce Asheville Board of Trade

Was LITTLE BOY KIDNAPPED Irwin Craven Found Near Newport Mews

Irwin Craven age 1, son of Michael D. Craven a machinist, was found in woods in Warwick county after being missing since noon yesterday. An unknown man was seen with him last night. Three arrests were made in connection with the alleged kidnapping. all suspects are said to be tramps who deny knowledge of the case.

Irwin Craven Newport Mews Newport News Michael D. Craven Warwick County

Memorial votes against union with Northern Presbyterians

In Whitwell Tennessee a memorial from the Chattanooga presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian church dissented from a proposed union with the Northern Presbyterians until the creed of the latter is revised. The memorial was adopted at Whitwell after the presbytery meeting in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga Tenn Cumberland Presbyterian Church Whitwell,Tenn Synod General Assembly

Insurance man attacked by three men on Wynnton road

W C Ginn, a Columbus insurance man, says he was attacked by three men Will Stone, E L Jones, and Cy Fuller on Wynnton road. He defended himself after being struck with a buggy whip and knife, wounding the assailants. a doctor treated all three. The attackers are farmers about ten miles from the city.

Will C. Ginn Columbus W. C. Ginn Will Stone E L+ Jones Cy Fuller Wynnton Stone Fuller Gina Jones Ginn

Memphis Woman Charged With Kidnapping Two Boys

In Columbus Mississippi a Memphis woman using the name Miss Kate Howell attempted to take the two sons of R B Leslie aboard a westbound train. Intercepted by police, the children were returned to their stepmother. Howell claimed the boys were her sister’s children and said she wished to take them on a trip to Memphis.

Columbus Miss Kate Howell Memphis Tenn Southern R. B. Leslie Munger Memphia Mr. Leslie Singer Dhaing Miss Howell Singer Company Leslie

Big Packing House Burns in Chihuahua Fire

A large packing house in Chihuahua, Mexico, owned by Mexican and Kansas City capitalists, was largely destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock this morning. The loss is about 500000 dollars, partially covered by insurance, with El Paso reporting.

Chihuahua Mexico el Paso Tex Kansas City

Monument to Gen Slocum Unveiled on Culp's Hill Gettysburg

The equestrian statue of Major General Henry Warner Slocum was unveiled on Culp's Hill, honoring his Civil War service with the New York tribute. New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania governors spoke, a military parade occurred, and Mayor Sethlow of New York delivered the main address at the public meeting. Sparkman to Speak in Florida district events outline campaigns in Arcadia, Punta Gorda, Plant City.

Culp

Boyd Bros Bring 30 HP Engine to Irrigate Twenty Acres

Bartow Florida September 19 special report says Boyd Brothers near Winter Haven in Polk County have installed a 30 horsepower engine and plan to irrigate twenty acres of vegetable lands this season as irrigation catches on among local growers who find it profitable.

Bartow Fla Boyd Bros Winter Haven Polk County

Governor Pardons Mont Warren in Alabama Assault Case

Montgomery Sept 19 The governor granted a full pardon to Mont Warren a white man sentenced to twenty years last spring from Winston county for assault. The application alleged the conviction stemmed from a conspiracy between the woman and the state's witnesses.

Mont Warren Montgomery Ala Winston County

Parson's Noble Act Prompts Endorsement for Electric Bitters

Rev J Budlong of Ashaway declares Electric Bitters a reliable medicine that cured his jaundice and hyer troubles, delivering lasting relief after years of suffering. The tonic is praised for liver and kidney benefits and is guaranteed by local druggists with a satisfaction promise.

Rev. J. Budlong Ashaway, R. L

Will Not Change Insurance Laws Declared by Governor

Governor Jongine refused to convene the legislature in an extra session to repeal the valued policy clause of Mississippi insurance laws. He cited insurance companies’ reluctance to blanket policies for cotton risks and the legislature’s unwillingness to repeal beyond cotton, warning of heavy state costs if an extraordinary session were held. The piece notes forthcoming Supreme Court murder case considerations, minutes correction within the Presbyterian assembly, and Kemper County convict dispositions, plus deer protection measures to curb extermination in Mississippi forests.

Aupremé Court W. A. Alexander Presbyterian General Assembly Presbyterian Church South General Assembly Little Rock

Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad from 1902

An old advertisement for Hall s Texas Wonder claims a single bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It promises mail delivery for $1 and cites testimonials from patients like B Harper of Aliens Mille Georgia, dated January 31, 1902, noting stone passage after four weeks.

Hall E W. Hall P. O St Louis Mille W. Hall Texas Harper

New 15 Pay Life Policy Offer From National Life of U S A

Don t buy life insurance until you see the new 15 pay Life policy issued by National Life of U S A We guarantee as much for 15 payments as some companies do for twenty Agents wanted Consolidated Insurance Agency General Agents E E Kirby City Manager 104 North Pryor St

National Life of U.S. A Consolidated Insurance Agency E. E. Kirby North Pryor St

Adams County Board Adopts Bibliary Orders Urges State Boards

An order of this kind was adopted by the Adams county board a few days since and other boards in the state are being urged to follow suit, which they will doubtless do as the necessity for the step is made apparent to the members.

Adams County Poard

Burglars Blow Safe in Cerulean Post Office Case

Burglars entered Rawls and Walker's general store in Cerulean Kentucky last night and blew open the safe with dynamite. Citizens who heard the explosion rushed to the scene and alerted authorities, beginning an investigation into the break in at the combined post office and store.

Postoffice Hopkinsville Rawls & Walker Cerulean

Brotherhood of Firemen Treshlution in Chattanooga Delayed

In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 18 a motion was read restricting any candidate for grand officer to refrain from selling articles to railroad corporations. After a heated discussion the motion failed by a large majority in the morning session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.

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Senate House Arty East Tennessee Black Mountain, HN. Co Rev Newton LAW Bros. CO Whitebal Decatur Appalachian Park Columbus, Miss RB. B. Leslie BIG Gen Slocum Mississippi Kemper County Revent Boards of Supervisors Interior Counties ANHEUSER=BUSCHS Kalk Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass St. Louis Faust Anheusers der Potts-Thompson Liquor CO Adler
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