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Newspaper

Albany Daily Herald

Location

Albany, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1906

Page

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End of Major Greene and Gaynor Trial Nears Verdict

Special to The Herald Savannah April 10 argues the Greene and Gaynor case nears a conclusion as United States District Attorney Marion Erwin repeats the government's evidence. Defense counsel Col P W Meldrim spoke three hours and Judge Sam B Adams will hear the final address, with a Thursday morning jury charge anticipated.

Savannah United States Greene and Gaynor Marion Erwin Johnson Erwin Col P. W. Meldrim Samuel B. Adams

Machinery and pumps offered at county auction

Heavy engines and boilers, saw mills, wood working machinery, shingles and lath mills, Marsh steam pumps advertised for sale at the auction listing.

Albany City Council Sets Budget, Grants Rail Crossing, Seeks Laws Codification

City officials led by Mayor Rawson meet at the Davis Exchange Bank Building. The treasurer reports a April 1 balance of 4306.38, waterworks and electric light departments show net earnings over 3400 for the quarter, and a $715.50 March police court collection is listed. A resolution lets Central of Georgia cross Society Street with four added tracks. Tarver may seek to repeal bond registration ordinance. Georgia Chautauqua Association receives $200 plus tax relief. trees and street rights are debated, with Chief Westbrook ordered to enforce tree protection ordinances. Tarver also forms a one man committee to codify city laws. a Washington Street frontage diagram and sidewalk assessments are mailed to property owners.

Rawson R. L P. H. Jones Clark Ehrlich Tarver Davis Exchange Bank Electric Light Department Central of Georgia Railway Society Street Central Messrs A. W. Muse 8. B. Brown Georgia Chautauqua Association Muse Westbrook D. F. Crosland Crosland Washington Street Wilcox

Naples Market Ruins After Vesuvius Eruption

Naples reports a deadly disaster as a roof collapse at the city market follows the Vesuvius eruption. About two hundred feared dead, with sixteen bodies recovered at ten o clock and 176 in hospitals. Evacuation and scattered villages hinder casualty counts.

Naples Ottajano Pompeii Herculaneum Liguiseppe Tersergno

Dowie Arrives in Chicago Avoiding Zion City

John Alexander Dowie landed in Chicago and stayed at the Auditorium Annex hotel rather than proceeding to Zion City. A deputy sheriffs attempt to serve a legal document was blocked by Dowies follower. Dowie planned a legal fight to regain prestige and said he would announce plans after consulting advisers and hoped to take legal possession of Zion tomorrow.

Chicago John Alexander Dowie Auditorium Annex Zion City Dowie Zion

City actions set payments for street and sidewalk

The items stand and this will be done at once. Property owners have thirty days for street payments and sixty days for sidewalk paving. An early conference with the city school board is planned for possible public school plans, introduced by Alderman Tarver. Ehrlich will move for a charter amendments committee at the next meeting. Other business was minor.

City School Board Tarver Ehrlich

Statement disavowing ties to new Albany bank

The writer asserts no connection with the planned Albany negro bank and denies reports that they would become its president. The notice clarifies personal stance amid circulating rumors.

Albany

Tornado Strikes Hapeville Damaging Homes and Barn

A tornado hit Hapeville Georgia during a heavy rainstorm causing severe damage to a barn owned by merchant G A W Hill and the kitchen of his home. Windows were shattered and trees torn up as the storm moved toward Ellenwood. no family members were injured despite their fright.

Atlanta Hapeville First Baptist Church Hill Haperville Ellenwood

Passover Festivity In New York Details Customs

The Passover begins today in New York with home observances and synagogue services. Orthodox homes perform a thorough leaven search called B'llkas Chumetz. Pushcart vendors fill the Lower East Side, families buy new furnishings, and kashering methods prepare utensils. Over 1,250,000 pounds of matzoth are consumed in the city, with hand-made mats for Orthodox and foreign Jews and machine-made for American and Reform communities.

New York Pasa New York City

Governor Pattison in Normal Condition Amid Illness

In Cincinnati Governor Pattison reported in normal condition after a night of satisfactory progress. In Washington Senator Alger has recovered enough to appear in the Senate today for the first time in several weeks, signaling improved health.

Pattison Senator Allison Cincinnati Pattisons Washington, D. C Alger Senate

Chatham Artillery to Attend Albany Chautauqua

Savannah reports the Chatham Artillery will travel to Albany for Military Day at the Chautauqua on April 26 and 27. The unit will bring two brass guns and a gatling gun for an armoured display, promising a notable spectacle for Albanians.

Herald Savannah Chatham Artillery Albany Chathams Albany Guarda

Wright to preside over early court in Rome circuit

An order from G Worrell assigns Judge Wright to preside at the April 19 term of the Harry superior court in the Rome circuit due to illness of Judge HO Sham field in the Pataula circuit. The arrangement affects the schedule and oversight of the pending proceeding.

Wright Atlanta Ho, Shamfield Pataula G Worrell Rome Harry

Paint Brand Says 66 Proof Conclusive on Virtues

The statement asserts a 66 proof level conclusively proves virtues of the paint. It emphasizes that alternative brands do not reveal full benefits and urges sticking with the claimed standard. The claim centers on the proven efficacy attributed to the 66 proof formulation.

Best season for painting homes and saving money

A rough ad notes painters advise on paint choices for looks and durability. It urges a fresh coat this season and promotes cost savings from using their services.

Ely Else Mate

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