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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
4
An individual identified as Naomi Jaso allegedly posed as a representative of a mutual insurance firm and conspired to secure a $100,000 bond in a scheme tied to a high school wedding. The case involved alleged promises of bail, a 48 hour detention, and extradition actions as officials pursued charges amid a web of financial claims and political references.
The 19th Congress convenes amid expectations for debate on tariff and income tax reform, with Republicans divided over feasibility. Reed Smoot’s status and Panama Canal implications loom, while formal proceedings focus on oath, committee appointments, and initial bills including immigration and Philippines tariffs.
A curious gift presented to Chief Billy Cummings of the Atlanta Fire Department arrives as a handmade display of four iron horseshoes arranged with a family photograph in each shoe. The item, created by the Cannes Brothers, longtime Indiana transplants who settled in Georgia, comes with an autograph note from Senator and Bill, wishing health and prosperity.
Renowned actress Misa Olga Nethersole arrived in Atlanta in her private car The Nethersole for two performances opening tonight at the Grand In her new version of Adrienne Lecouvreur She praised American men for chivalry kindness and respect noting her varied career in England France America Spain and more She recalled past southern tours and explained her continued tour plans while denying any farewell engagement Cites her own production management and audience connection as reasons for touring in America
A Memorial service at the Grand Opera House honored deceased Atlanta Elks at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. Hon. William J. Martin of Macon delivered the principal oration. The program featured music by Professor Charles Lilly, prayers by Rabbi David Marx, and a roll call of departed members.
Atlanta man Dr Nevin Adkins has been appointed house physician of the German Hospital in Brooklyn. A son of Colonel and Mrs W H Aching of Atlanta, he is one of the youngest physicians honored by the achievement. He has trained in New York hospitals with notable success and has many friends in Georgia following his career.
Mattox, tied to the Lynchburg disaster, asserts he acted on a clear track for No 33 and claims he was away from the wreck site, requesting a full investigation. He details his movements, his lack of responsibility, and calls for officials to examine the evidence with railway detectives.
A garbled note discusses missing the mother figure with anxious lines about support during hard times. The fragment mentions Christmas plans and eyewear, and references a company at 14 Whiteball Street.
An interesting session of Mutual Life Insurance Company policyholders was held today to discuss the administration and the ticket in the field. Col Wo Thomsen opposed the current ticket and questioned its fitness, while accusations of abuses surrounding the current managers were raised, promising lively developments at the meeting.
A humorous fragment notes Mrs Gottrox-1 sending Reggie to a private tutor to be unlike other boys. Mr Blunt-I remarks that your boy might be a class by himself, a rare figure in this quirky social vignette.
The obituary describes the funeral of President Spencer with honorary pallbearers from the University of Virginia association and Navy figures. It notes ritual Protestant Episcopal service led by Bishop Satterlee, a special musical program, and selections by Mrs. Spencer. Floral tributes from across the country surround the Washington church and casket, with wreaths from Roosevelt and Fairbanks among others. The flowers are distributed to hospitals and charitable institutions in Washington.
Vague notes mention Miss Turttaell and her daughter, with social ties to Wilts capital avenue. An expert opinion laments protecting fellow man and a machine inventor aims to keep an object from dropping back to earth.
Train arrivals at Atlanta show mixed progress with No 38 arriving on time at West Point while Southern Railway No 39 from Washington and No 3 from New York ran late by over two hours. The day’s main story is dominated by late arrivals, with several trains delayed by an hour or more.
Chronic diseases including stomach liver and nervous debility are cited alongside medical remedies. The notice, signed by J Thomas Gault of Atlanta, promises confidential assessments and satisfactory service in a professional, drugstore tone.
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