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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1906
Page
6
Five men tried to rob Margaret Gates, cashier of Mora Candy Co., as she carried $1,400 from the bank. She was seized in a hallway on Wentlake and Halsted, one man snatched her satchel, five detectives pursued. Two suspects were captured after a desperate chase. others fled.
The Young Men's Christian Association starts a new department named School of Sunday School Pedagogy with Professor Laurence Phelps in charge. The aim is to train Sunday school teachers, with classes organized December 16 and ongoing weekly sessions through December 30, at the YMCA building. The program includes lectures on The Teacher and related pedagogy, supported by the Atlanta Sunday School Union.
Judges elect of the court of appeals drew for terms at the governor's office. Powell drew the four year term, Thunsell the two year term, and Yi the six year term. Powell will prepare rules for the new court and organization occurs January 1 with a clerk and sheriff to be chosen. sessions begin January 8 with a list of cases to be argued announced soon.
In Valdosta Georgia December 15 a federal court verdict held three days of trial. Plaintiffs Bulley and Graonani cotton brokers New York sought 88330 and 82730 against naval stores and lumber dealers of Eldorado. The court ruled contracts illegal if not for actual delivery but legal if delivery was intended, and defendants faced judgment accordingly.
William G. Rockefeller plans to cut nurses at his Greenwich Connecticut stables and replace them with automoriiies. He notes thinner means not tired of horses, as he continues to produce gasoline and manage the operation efficiently despite reduced labor.
A persuasive 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as instant breath fixers. It claims bad breath arises from indigestion or habits, promises immediate relief by swallowing the lozenges, and urges readers to request a free sample by mailing address to Stuart Company, Marshall, Michigan. The copy mocks perfumes, boasts odor absorption, and stresses gentle laxative effects and safety.
The Atlanta Sociological Society elected new officers led by President Marvin Underwood and Vice President Dr Theodore Tope with Secretary Miss Martin and Treasurer Mr Folsont. Dr J M Todd spoke on Progress of Disease in the Moderate Drinker noting no true moderation in drinking and outlining health risks. The gathering discussed finances for the city and society needs, while also planning community improvements. Nearby notes mention John Gilbert of Macon, Ga. dying in Atlanta after a lingering illness, survived by two brothers.
Buena Vista Ga December 14 Spe ttul j Hon. SN Ruskin was for the fourth term nominated Monday for the office of mayor of Buena Vista This compliment honors a man noted for business ability and tireless work Under his administration water works have been improved streets shad trees planted and the town prospered The following councilmen were elected J A Weaver Clemente W Cook N H Reese RL Tralney recorder
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss quality materials and tailored goods. Mentions Georgia and Alabama reps such as Mr. Emmett Peebles, with references to Sanford Warner Cove and Birmingham offices. Public ad style suggests a promotion for durable menswear.
In a church notice from Talinal Faqpare Baptist, Rev W H Sledge announces resignation today with services planned tomorrow for farewell. The record notes his ministry spanned several years and cites parish leadership changes.
The fragment hints at a planned convention and a mission board setup amid a harsh winter. Mentions of Oklahoma, a Christmas weather forecast, a cold wave, possible snow, and public planning cloud the text with confusion and unclear action. It references Mr. Siedae and a new membership push and foresees tense gatherings.
The document appears to be an old legal or court-related notice claiming I have sustained a verdict in a case involving Speer and Tift. It includes an advertisement for a throat cure, urging readers to request a trial sample and medical testimonials from the Eulipee Medicine and Manufacturing Company in Atlanta.
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