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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
5
The speaker recalls earlier predictions of economic trouble and notes that the nation now faces a financial setback. He cites industrial crisis and the fragile prosperity that could have endured, arguing the recent step toward price fixing would lead to government ownership of commodities.
Reported strike action continues with telegraph workers resisting, plans for a work stoppage this week, and a campaign to stage performances while an employment bureau opens to aid members. Crook Ridley to speak on telegraphers’ issues at 7:30 PM as union leaders invite members to attend.
The board discussed adding a third course Latin to fit classics. plans may place it in the curriculum next year. They approved several new teachers and supernumeraries, filled vacancies, and adjusted school boundaries and room allocations for urban and colored schools.
Rev Howard L Crumley advocates a Atlanta boys club to provide companionship and guidance for deprived youths. He argues many have no father figures or time from parents and warns without positive leadership they may join gangs and risk ruin. He cites W O Foote and George Derr in support and calls Atlanta to mobilize trusted adults to mentor eligible boys.
A Yazoo and Mississippi Valley freight train derailed near Kingsley causing seven laborers on a nearby construction train to have their legs crushed. Four died within an hour and the remaining three were reported in critical condition.
Telegraph from Vice Admiral Philibert, commanding French forces off Casablanca, says Moors advancing on the French camp were shelled as fog lifted. Mulai Hafid proclaimed sultan, but no official confirmation. General Drude’s reinforcements to Casablanca, 8000 men, to disperse tribes within six to ten miles. no march on Fez planned.
Tobin McSamara aged TE years died after nightfall at a private sanitarium at WL oclock. Body removed to Greenberg Rand and Broomfield private chapel. Funeral rites will be held by the Church of the Immortale conception with interment at Trestifew cemetery. Ceremonies to be announced later.
The Chronicle reports a London Augusta based foreign government, likely Russia, awarded a Britten firm shipbuilders a contract for battleships cruisers and gunboats. Insurance policies totaling about 38 million dollars cover the risks of building and launching over several years.
Taft argues that governors may exclude voters lacking legal educational property or other qualifications while ensuring uniform application across all voters. Roosevelt hopes the South joins the Republicans if the present administration proves persuasive, noting the potential for northern voters to shift away as Southern unity strengthens Democratic support.
The Savannah Augusta and Northern railroad promoters pivot from Athens to Elberton Ga, planning a Washington hub with shops to boost business. Washington businessmen rally for a $75 000 subscription and aim to make the town a junction to Augusta while the line runs parallel to the Savannah River toward Chattanooga. The project is financed and work will accelerate once route finalizes.
Carroll county farmers held a rally at Rotherwood on Tuesday with about 200 people. A brass band played and an old fashioned barbecue provided ample meat. Speakers included Rev Wood Parks of Whitesburg Professor J H Metson of Carrollton Professor Spence of Lowell and S E Leigh of Coweta. The event was orderly and enjoyed by attendees.
About 000 farmers and families gathered at Union City for the Farmers Union educational rally. President R F Duckworth delivered an inspiring address amid strong applause, with remarks by E Leigh, Professor Duggan, and J T Graves. A lavish barbecue followed, led by Dr Carmichael, and Dr Stockbridge showcased scientific corn growing.
An Augusta bound Georgia passenger train No 28 derailed 70 miles from Augusta near Robinson tonight. Express messenger F Pr Hubert and postal clerk WH Carey were seriously injured. Cause under investigation. No other injuries reported.
The American Federation of Labor council led by President Gompers arrived for sessions to prepare for the federation convention set for November 12. Grievances were presented by Union leaders in Chicago while the Jamestown Exposition displayed a memorial to organized labor built entirely by union men east of the council.
The sinking fund committee voted to raise city bond interest to four and one half percent amid a push to curb expenditures across departments. The move affects corporate stock bonds of the city and signals tighter administration nationwide. Auto Trip Across Africa Halted After German officer's car suffers a broken cylinder. a replacement engine is en route to resume the journey from Salama.
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cleveland Columbus and Blew Art county announce the deaths of Katherine Wright Cleveland aged 88, James Wartin, James Marlin, Hobert Braselton Jr, and Hobert Braselton. Services held at local chapels with interments scheduled in Lovett, Canard, and West View cemeteries.
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