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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
10
A compact ad highlights a wide range of suits from 15 to 40 dollars and overcoats from 15 to 75 dollars. It promises top quality and satisfaction across all locations, emphasizing strong styles and dependable selection.
Aston BC November 10 The civil service board announced the appointment of A McIlhenney of Lowla rth to the civil service commission vacancy created by the pro- AL W Cosley. The new member is a Democrat. Blaine takes the board as a Democratic condoner. Black and Dolug of aoe cal fata are also mentioned. the report is unclear on full details.
John Terrell writes a heartfelt tribute upon the retirement of Chief Joyner of the Atlanta fire department. He praises Joyner as a central figure in firefighting, detailing his organizational genius, public integrity, and loving home life. Mrs Joyner is commended for steadfast support as the force bids farewell to a prince of firemen.
Griggs, a young white man recently fined for drunkenness, was brought to the city lodging last night in a mental hallucination blamed on drink. Officers Brannon and Norris found him believing he assaulted the daughter of a prominent citizen while others urged lynching.
An open gathering last night at the Atlanta Federation of Trades hall drew members across carpenters brotherhoods and five divisions. Jeroma Jones chaired, sharing notes from a national convention and greeting workers nationwide as W C Puckett James Ogletree and others gave short talks on crafts and union solidarity.
Short local notes report Mrs. Lua Baker Westhard’s fatal crash with Central of Georgia train on November 18 and death November 22. Also details on the Atlanta Psychological Society meeting at 3 PM Friday at 122 Peachtree Street with music and talks by Professors Orwell and G. F. race.
In Commerce Georgia on November 30 C G Lagdren of Franklin County won the first medal and T C Lay of Jackson County won the second in the annual oratorical contest of the Northeast Georgia Oratorical Association. Dr W O Wardman organized the group and members include Jackson Banks Walkershaw Stephens and Franklin. Also notes a sample program and an excerpt from Harper's Magazine The Wrong Number.
Correct Hats advertises a wide range of headwear with sizes and styles to fit every customer. Stetson Telescopes priced at 3.50, other Stetsons 3 to 5, Knapp-Felt De Luxe Derbies 6, Miller Hats 5, Chase & Co. Hats 4, and own brands from 2 to 3.50.
Numerous obituaries and funeral notices outline services and interments across Georgia and nearby states. Entries name Adriana Lynan, Tony Lynan, G. B. Coffman, C. L. Coffman, Andrew Webb, Jenny Farr, Sidney Watson, Penny Ransom, J. B. Pace, Eugene Morris, and others with funeral times, churches, and burial sites.
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