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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
12
Officials of the Asphalt Paving Company of Georgia said preparations were ready and crews would start at the corner of Eliig and Peachtree streets. Inclement weather halted daytime work yesterday but morning start was anticipated despite a delay in receiving the necessary funds.
Ballard Bifocal showcases eyeglasses with two pairs of lenses in one frame, advertised as the most successful invisible bifocals. Sold by leading American houses and abroad. The Whiteford Optical Company at 81 Peachtree Street touts superior oculist prescription service.
Washington report notes the Senate adopted Penzone and Poraker resolutions asking the president and War Department to provide information on the discharge of Negro troops in Texas. Debate split over information rights versus public interest, with Spooner and Foraker defending access and Lodge offering contrary precedents.
Senate debate centers on a war department report alleging a disturbance in Drowneville Texas with claims that troops shot up the town. Foraker reads evidence deeming the document unsatisfactory while Culberson counters. Discussion touches on presidential information and army limits amid partisan tensions.
Randolph received a $9,127 verdict in a damage case tied to a track incident in Atlanta. The defendant firm Atlanta Birmingham Atlanta, which had taken over Brunswick and Birmingham in 1904, will not appeal.
An article outlines Millard leading Sunday school activities and related events with several names and places noted, including references to Ab, Seoul, and others. The piece appears to be a fragmented report on church or community programs and the people involved, with timing hints tied to Sundays.
Fragmentary OCR text of a local notice or item listing names and scattered phrases. It mentions Macon, assembly, people, and a sequence of unclear terms, suggesting a brief community notice with multiple illegible parts and no clear outcome.
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