The Constitution Advertiser's 1906 Provisional Pages
A scanned political and business notice from December 6 1906 includes advertising notes for The Constitution Printing Company The page lists traveling representatives and staff names such as Nichole Wollidat and John Corrigan With editorials touching on probation marriage labor reform tariffs and various political opinions The text references Atlantic distribution outside Atlanta and distribution in New York The article comments on Roosevelt Lipton and Rockefeller Morgan and hints at public notices and the press role in political discourse
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Canada
Maxton
Atlanta
SUNY
Nichole & Wollidat Constitution
Washington Ncreat
No. UT Gal
Treasury Department
John Corrigan
Harce
Donnelly
Wow Blackburn
Moore
M.A. Dickson
B. Atetrgon
Tl Parker
W. F. Stores
W. D. Drombelge
Constitution Fublialing CO
Finley Named President of the Southern Railway
The Southern Railway directors in New York yesterday selected W. W. Finley as president. Finley, a highly experienced railroad man, is praised as energetic and capable to lead the company, with a mission to advance Southern interests and expand influence.
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Tte
New York
Southern Railway
Spencere
Finley
Teachers of Atlanta Deserve Cautious Salary Increase
The piece argues city council should raise teachers pay cautiously and economically, noting the vital role of Atlanta’s teachers in shaping future citizens. It praises teachers’ fidelity and value while urging equal treatment across city services and appreciation for those already recognized.
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Atlanta
Holland
Chasewood
Terrell
Atlanta urged to fund Georgia building at Jamestown expo
Twelve Georgia cities must subscribe to raise 16000 for a Roswell Bulloch Han home reproduction as part of the Georgia building at Jamestown. Atlanta seeks lead role with a 5000 contribution after chamber of commerce endorsement, highlighting regional pride and state promotion.
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Georgia
Bulloch/ Han
Roswell
Roosevelt
W. N. Mitchell
Jamestown Commission
Mitchell
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Jamestown
The Matter With the Railroads
A critical opinion piece argues railroads abuse time and public trust. It cites Atlanta and Macon letters arriving late, warns of diverted funds to dividends, and links delays to deteriorating service, wrecks, and harm to thousands of travelers and workers.
Interstate rail body to probe high dividends and poor service
The interstate railway commission will investigate the link between high dividends and subpar service to the American public. The call for action argues the people’s safety and finances are endangered by a top-heavy financial balloon and urges citizens to wake up to the threat and demand reform.
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Interstate Railway Commission
Georgia district agricultural schools gain million in assets
Georgia under Governor Terrell forges a bold agricultural schools program with eleven boards. Citizens contribute roughly one million dollars in land and cash to establish buildings and grounds, boosting taxable value and signaling strong public support across four southern districts. The effort is seen as a landmark education project of the decade with high early success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Terrell
South Georgia
Loss of No 97 Seen as Benefit to Rail Schedule
The piece argues Southern Railway should drop subsidized mail No 97 if it interferes with other trains and delays. It asserts Atlanta relies on timely service, cites No 37 from New York and No 35, and says eliminating 97 could improve schedule time for No 36 and remaining trains, stressing preference for punctuality over keeping 97.
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Southern Railway
Southern
Atlanta
Maryland
Alabama
New York
Bank of Milan charter granted in Telfair county
Secretary of State Phil Cook announced yesterday the grant of a charter to the Bank of Milan in Milan, Telfair county. The Incargoratora include IT & Maloy J J Meadow JB McCrory and others with capital stock listed as 000. A commission was issued and forwarded from the Adjutant General's office to Claude H. McClellan of Augusta for a first lieutenant position in the Third Infantry. Governor Terrell spent yesterday in Athens as a trustee of the agricultural district project.
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Bank of Milan
Milan
Telfair County
Phil Cook
S. Wo Harris
Claude H. McClellan
Augus
Kk Third Infantry Regiment
Gonvertor
Funeral of Major King and Confederate veteran rites
The notice recalls Major King a Confederate veteran who died in 1831 and details funeral plans at St Philip Cathedral with services at 11:30 a.m. His obituary lists survivors including Alex C King of a law firm and Edward Pokong. The item also mentions pipe line financing and regional business news connected to Glenn Pool and Port Arthur.
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Confederate Veterans Camp
King
Alex C King
King Apalll Goa Ft Tle
Edward Pokong
Bovtl
Carole
Suder
Regan
Peepiea Street
Lok
Samagay
Hawkes
Scott
Enid
Furera
Gadsden
Ant
Mrn
Harry
Phi Pe
Charleston
Serge
Werember
Robert Gat
Local receiver named by court in Atlanta-Birmingham case
Alabama court names John M Slaton as temporary receiver for Atlanta-Birmingham and related insurers after two petitions by Brith Hammond Smith Hopkins & Sons and others. Transfers amid San Francisco disaster claims cited. disputes over trust funds and policy values noted.
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Alabama
John M Blaton
Dohowi
Justee Pice
Montgomery
Iraner
A . Sexton
Alabaram
Atlanta- Billingham Dire Tustrance
Imi Pelitiana
Ty Fudge Pendleton
John M Slaton Sprucre
Alabimo Court
Atlante Insurance
Slaton
Pendleton
Brith, Hammond & Smith
John L Hopkins & Sons
Providence- Washington Company
Rhode Island
American Central Company
Maasachusetts
W. Carr & Co
North Carolina
Candler Thomson & Wirsch
T FR Whitehead
P Coles
Frown
Atlanta Birmingham
Prudential
Credit Rn
Atlanta-Birmingham Company
Atlanta-Trmingham Company
Atlanta-Birmingham
Atlanta Hay Market Blocked by Western Rail Rates
Kansas City to Atlanta shipments barred by c and Bt L railroad, Nashville hay favored by price disparity. Atlanta broker explains effect: Kansas City hay cannot move to Atlanta via this line, Nashville and Chattanooga routes push higher priced hay, forcing Atlanta brokers to buy costlier Nashville hay.
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Atlanta
Atelanta
Accouiing
Atultin Jeiser
Merchase
Temple Cog
Naissitl
Chat Ganoogy
Bt Ladsrithond
IC Iswald
Ianeas Cy Terriory
Atiunta
Nashville
Kiser
Kunsts City
Ombmane
Chansie City
Kensas City
Chattandogs
St Lous
Kansas City
Kansan City
Sunday School Union Opens Its Three Day Program
The Sunday School Union begins a three day program today at 3 o clock in the Wesleyan Church hall. Edward Young Clark conducts devotional services and the event features an annual meeting with reports, elections, and a programme of religious exercises led by various speakers.
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Hunday Budost Union
Wesle
Om Tani
Edward Young Clark
Chile
Tran
Funeral notice for Mrs Rebecca Kahn and family term
Mrs Rebecca Kahn dies after long illness. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Survived by son Morton Kahn and daughter Somer Leeoman. Internal Revenue receipts show October 1959 collections totaling 24,825 283 6 with year-to-date at 82,000,086.
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Prominsor
Rebeck Hahn
Long Iizeas
Kainla
Fur Mas Morte Kahn
Buale Leeoman
Somer
Washington de Tmter . Ite Mentery
Envernas
Amin
Dr. RT. Dorsey Elected to Grady Hospital Medical Board
At a Grady Hospital trustees meeting yesterday afternoon Dr RT Dorsey was elected to fill the vacancy on the medical board caused by the death of Dr Hurt. The session included debate on committees to oversee medical staff selection and institutional watch, suggesting a tripartite panel with representation from each college and a third party.
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Grady Hospital
R T. Dorsey
Nll
D Hurt
Hat
Arec
BEROOKS SLAYER CASE ENDS WITHOUT VERDICT THREE HELD MEN FREED
Three Negroes who were held in the Darrow county shooting case were released after the jury failed to reach a verdict. Investigating officials released a statement noting no further evidence could be produced that would change the outcome. The public now seeks clarity as to who killed Mr. Brookx Maconssa on December 9.
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Chiples
Ce Ruroner
Mome
Maconssa
Buther
Georgia
Judy Ingory
Devomoral Gant
Hfercer Ano
Taltore
Pattera
Wesleyan
Korea
Fiabeparoy
Hope
College
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