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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1906

Page

10

Root Accords Warm Welcome in Montevideo Visit

Crowds in Montevideo greet Secretary Root with cries of long live Roosevelt and long live the republic as the cruiser Charleston arrives. Root and party are welcomed by Minister Romeu, then visit the government residence for a reception and a military parade. A gala theater performance follows the visit.

Long Live “Root Roosevelt Republic of North Montevide Charleston Americas Rcott President Hoosevelt Republic of the North Triton Root Syne Romeu Afles O'Brien Miss Root

Tutt's Liver Pills Preserve Health Prevent Liver Disease

Tutt's Liver Pills keep the system in order and prevent morbid conditions of the liver. They act as a preventative against sick headache dyspepsia dizziness and bad taste in the mouth heartburn coated tongue loss of appetite constipation and bilious diseases.

Tutt Nature Daniel Brarmon & Anthony's Daniel Mineral Water CO

Coin Tossers Arrested By Detective Sanford

A Thursday afternoon scene near the Fourth National bank drew a crowd as two men, C. H. Robinson and Messen Wale, were arrested for disorderly conduct after coin tossing disrupted streets. Officers used force to control the crowd while plainclothes detectives intercepted tosses from the bank window, leading to two arrests and several minor injuries among participants.

C. H. Robinson Messen Wale Lapford Nathinal Bank Fourth National Peachtree Viaduct

Mortuary notices and obituaries from varied locations

Florence Shetzen aged years died at home on West Fair street. Funeral services were held at 3 PM, Oak land cemetery interment to follow. Carroll D Vaughan body taken to Camden for interment. DeWitt Brandon funeral at 3 PM in Swift Hall private chapel, interment Westview cemetery. Elizabeth Payne funeral services planned in Marietta with Garnet C Nesbitt officiating. J G Johnson died at residence Chamblee Ga, survived by wife and one child. churchyard interment. Claude Kilgore 20 died at father’s Villa Rica residence. funeral at Methodist church conducted by Rev H Connell. former Idneville high school faculty member. J Mack Reagan Prudential Life Insurance general agent died on train near Craggle Slope Tenn. Rev George E Walk dean of St Matthew’s Cathedral Dallas died this morning. H G Lowe 87 of Ellerslie Diurnal died. veteran of two wars buried with Masonic honors.

Florence Shetzen West Fair Street Oakland Cemetery Carroll D. Vaughn Carroll D Vaughan Camden H. M. Patterson DeWitt Brandon Swift & Halls Westview J. G. Johnso Johnson Chamblee Travic Kilgore Villa Rica Villa Roca Claude Kilgore E. J Kilgore Methodist Church Wes H. Connell Idneville, Ala J. Mack Reagan Nashville, Tenn Nashville Tenn Prudential Life Insurance Company Craggle Slope H.G. Lowe Columbus H. G. Lowe Ellerslie

Denial of Morphine Addiction Allegation Regarding Mr Guy Branch

A letter from Curtis N Anderson of Atlanta dated August 10 1906 requests a correction after a newspaper report claimed Mr Guy Branch was addicted to morphine. Anderson asserts he has known Branch for ten years and never observed drug influence. A separate correction notes Mary Elizabeth Seay died July 30, not July 19, and clarifies her parent's names and Seay family prominence.

Guy Branch Branch Truls CURTIS N_ ANDERSON Atlanta, Ga Mary Elizabeth Seay LaGrange Miles Seay Benjamin Seay Georgia

Central of Georgia declares 5 percent dividend

Savannah August 10 The annual meeting of the directors of the Central of Georgia railway declared a 5 percent dividend on flat, first, second and third income bonds. Surplus will be 647,866.71 dollars. Net income totals 500,671.47 dollars, up 396,154.93 from last year as gross earnings rise to over 1.2 million. Colonel A R Lawton presided in Major Hanson's absence with directors W A Winburn J Oglesby and others present. The road now covers about 1,900 miles of trackage with growing earnings and assets.

Avannah Central of Georgia Railway Citizens’ Bank Liberty Street Hanson A. R. Lawton Lawton W. A. Winburn B. Harrold J. @. Oglesby W. C Bradley B. R. Jaques Joseph Hull George J. Mils McCormack

Round Trip to Chattanooga via Battlefield Route

Round Trip tickets on the Western & Atlantic Railroad Battlefield Route to Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain are advertised at 4.10 dollars. Tickets are on sale every Saturday and valid through the following Tuesday. The trip includes a chance to visit Chickamauga Park during the Georgia State Guard encampment. For tickets and schedules contact J A Thomas, City Pass and Ticket Agent, Bell Phone 169M or Atlanta 183. B Walker, Depot Ticket Agent, Main 213, and C E Harman, G P A.

Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Western & Atlantic R. R Battlefield Chickamauga Pak Georgia, State Guard J. A. Thomas City Pass Tkt. Ag Bell Atlanta B. Walker Depot Ticket Agt Ce. Harman

Tent Meeting in Progress in Mapleton Georgia

A ten day tent meeting in Mapleton Georgia reports strong interest with many conversions and prayers. Rev. Mr. Peacock of Atlanta conducts daily services assisted by fourteen workers and Miss Kate Irby leads song. Local and visiting participants including A W Farlinger, Mr. Walker, Ar Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Boatman, and the Wesley Memorial choir join in music and prayer sessions through the week with E H Thornton and others slated for Sunday programs.

Ar. Wells Southern Railway Atlanta Mampleton Altanteha Peacock Tabernacle Boatman Wesley Memorial Church John Daniels Young Men's Christiian Association E. H Thornton Forge Mr. Cavallerie MC. A

Kid Herman Wins Over Benny Yanger in Chicago Bout

Chicagoan Kid Herman defeated Benny Yanger by decision after ten rounds at the baseball park in Indianapolis on August 10 before about 3,500. Abe Pollock refereed. The bout featured infighting and close quarters with both men trading body and head blows, Herman pacing the action and finishing strong in later rounds.

Indianapolis Ind Kid Herman Chicago Benny Yanger Abe Pollock Grey W. Welsh England Kid Darmer Peoria Herman Yanger Trey Yangers Jefk

Boxers End Round Series With Herman Dominance Over Yanger

In a brutal ten round bout Herman repeatedly pierced Yanger's defense with sharp lefts and rights to the chin and body. Yanger showed resilience but faded as Herman pressed, landing hard blows to the ribs and jaw and sealing the fight with sustained pressure.

Yanger Herman Hermans Iu Hernein Rbs Yanser Ide Femi Hound Ima

Records Shatter in Brooks County Tax Returns

Quitman Georgia August reports show Brooks County consolidates tax returns at 1,004,000 dollars, exceeding last year and all other counties. Quitman district up over 800,000 with other districts also rising. two year total surpasses one million dollars, marking Brooks County as a leading tax area.

South Georgia Quitman Harden Brooks County Dare Lhat Brootes Banner County Empire State The Aouth

Local suits filed in superior court against Georgia Railway and Electric

Edith Franklin sues for 100000 in a street car collision near Whitehall and Alabama streets. Martha Sims files for 1000 in injuries from an East Point car. Eloise Baker sues for divorce. alleges Oscar Saker lives in New Orleans and owes 3450 plus promissory notes and two life insurance policies as security.

Edith . Franklin James L Key The Georgia Railway and Electric Company Whitehall Alabama Martha Smitsi East Point Malvern Hill Elueuve Garrett Baker George Hillyer Oscar A Srker New Orleans Baker

Jotton Plantation Sold Near Americus For 32000

The Benjamin H Jossey cotton plantation near Americus Sumter county was bought today by Mr Kelley of Sumter for 32000 dollars. The cash consideration was stated and the plantation rents for seventy bales of cotton annually under a short term lease. Also notes on Athens Cotton Receipts show season totals near 93400 bales with high local consumption and larger on hand stock than last year.

Benjamin Jossey Americus Benjamin H Jossey Sumter County Mr Kelley Sumter Athens

Stinson Delivers Address at Macedonia Colored School

Specially Rev. R. Stinson, vice president of Morris Brown College, Avante, spoke at Macedonia colored school near Quitman Gar August 10. S. B. Monroe teaches. A large crowd attended as the speaker addressed Education as It Relates to Labor coalition.

Big Atlanta Real Estate Auction Promises Private Cars and Homes

A firm announces a private sale at the northwest corner of West Harker and Ashby Streets offering 26 choice lots and five room houses with terms of 25 cash and 10 per month per lot. A gubernatorial ballot will be conducted during the sale, with multiple editors present. The event is touted as a major investment opportunity and Atlanta real estate is described as superior to government bonds.

BL Turman & Co Grest West Harker Ashby Streets Jan, L. Exwin the Constarion Frank Harymead The Journal C. W Upchurch Georgian W. E. Muirhead the News Clark Worwell Hoke Smith Uris Gig Atlanta

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