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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1907

Page

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Two Children Affected as Vial of Chloroform Thrown at Home

Police investigated a shocking incident at J W Clark 320 East Hunter Street where a small unlabeled bottle containing chloroform was hurled into a window around 1:20 AM. Two of Clark’s children were put to sleep, suggesting an attempted burglary rather than an attack, with no suspects identified at this time.

J. W. Clark East Hunter Street Mr. Clark Clark Ile

Governor hints at special session to force rail rate changes

Montgomery August 9 The governor says he intends to compel railroads to follow Southern lowered freight and passenger rates and would call a legislature if needed to enact statutes with full force The governor praises Southern railway officers for agreeing to the rate move and the federal order limiting action is modified to allow 20 cent passenger fares under the state freight schedule continued on page three

Montgomery Ala Cemer Southern Iself Dtata Southern Railway Tthe United States Allied Net

Rockefeller Says Wealth Is Broadly Shared Across Economy

Cleveland August 3 John D Rockefeller defends Judge Grosscup’s speech on distribution of wealth and insists he is an investor not a proprietor. He laments prejudice against transportation lines and stresses his duties to workers and investors, calling himself a servant to the public.

Cleveland Ohio John D. Rockefeller Grosscup

Tax Plan Hits Railroads and Soft Drinks in State House Vote

A Thursday session rejected a universal 1 percent tax on all public utilities but Friday amended the plan to tax steam and street railroads and related firms. Debate shifted to manufacturers of patent medicines carbonated drinks sewing machines and more. The measure, expanding to cover most corporations, aims to raise about three quarters of a million dollars if enacted.

Candler DeKalb Ateam House Alexander Candller Way Pulaski Thea House Persona Monroe Perry Hall McClatchey Senate Mesars. Candler

Telegraphers Hold Meeting in Atlanta Union 60

Local telegraph operators in Atlanta waited for word from national officers after a called meeting at the Federation hall. President T. J. Bishop reported Chicago walkout news and said the group, about 300 experts, stood ready to receive orders and obey. A second meeting was planned for 2:30 this afternoon.

Tomorow Atlanta Atlanta Union No. 60 Federation Hall T. J.bishop Local 60 Chicago Bishop Pacific Slope

Hospital Building Burns at West Philadelphia Facility

A large building housing the laundry and heating plant at the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane in West Philadelphia burned this afternoon. The fire did not injure any patients as the nearby tents were moved to safety. Firefighters confined the blaze to the laundry, with damages around 20000 dollars.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Hospital For the Insane West Philadelphia

Children Shot by Birdshot at Tyre Home. Negro Suspect

At the Tyre residence near Bellwood Avenue and Bennett Street, three children Maxie aged 9 Albert 7 and Clarke 5 were struck by No 6 birdshot. Police Hancock Popel and Whitefield searched the area for a black man seen nearby but found no trace. The victims suffer multiple wounds but are reported resting and the mother recovering from shock as investigators pursue clues to the attack.

Bellwood Avenue Bennett Street Ed Tyre Maxie Albert Clarke Jennie Hancock Popel Whitefield Tye

Telegraphers Strike Spreads Across Eight Cities

Telegraph operators in eight cities quit work following Chicago action led by Western Union. In Chicago only about 35 operators remained to handle telegraph business, with 1,500 normally on duty. Salt Lake City Helena Kansas City Dallas Fort Worth Colorado Springs Denver and New Orleans join in the walkout. The National and local unions coordinate while broker operators may stay at work for regular business only.

Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company Los Angeles Postal Telegraph Company Commercial Union Western Union Salt Lake City Helena Kansas City Dallas Fort Worth Colorado Springs Denver New Orleaas Comm.cial United States J. Small Commercial Telegraphers’ Organization Russell Hussert

Weather note from Saturday and Sunday remains unclear

Incomplete weather item from HACHIVES mentions viable winds and a high that month but lacks specific dates locations or measurements. The readable text hints at a forecast segment but provides no usable values or region names.

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