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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1905

Page

11

Lindsey names dates for payment of pensions in Georgia

Pension Commissioner J W Lindsey announces 1906 pension payment dates by county starting with Fulton. Indigent soldiers, disabled soldiers, and widows in Fulton are scheduled January 17 18 and 19, with surrounding counties listed by date through February. The office notes many counties require multiple payments and that all will be paid as rapidly as possible.

John W. Lindsey Terrell Lindsey Atlanta Capitol Fulton Pension Office ta—Fulton Saes Ngary Cobb Clayton Dekalb Gwinnett Henry Milton Campbell Hs. Caweta Douglas Meriwether Walker Catoosa Dade Whitfield Murray Gordon Chatham Effingham Bryan Liberty Tatmall McIntosh Teamt Appling Pierce Wayne Glynn Gamden Chariton Coffee Ware Cinch Floyd Bartow Chatiooga Berrien Lowndes Echols Tift Colquitt Brooks Thomas Miller Decatur Mitchell Grady Calhoun Baker Barry Lee Dougherty Werth Turner Randolph Clay Quitman Stewart Webster Pickens Fannin Towns Rabun Caio Cherokee Forsyth Utis Spalding Fayette Upson Talbot Sumter Macov Seley Dooly Crisp Dodge Pulaski Wilcox Irwin Montgomery Lauren Emanuel Harris Masedzes Marion Ghattahoochee Crawford Slouston Taylor Bruary Polk Paulding Haralson Heard Jackson Banks Bibb Monroe Pike Burlesa Screven Oh ‘Telfair Johnson Richmond Glascock Carroll Troup Dawson Lumpkin White Elbert Madison Oglethorpe Wikinson Twiggs Jones Washington Baldwin Warren Glaferro Greene Habersham Hart Frankin Columbia Lincoln McDuffie Wilkes Putnam Morgan Jasper Walton Rockdale Oconee Newton Warke Ang J. W. Lindsey

President Nominees for Attorneys and Postmasters Named

The President sent nominations to the Senate listing Attorneys for the Eastern District of North Carolina Harry Skinner and Western District of Virginia Thomas Moore. Postmasters are named for multiple states including Alabama Tuskegee George W. Griffin and James F B Washington, Georgia John W. Bohannon Eastman, and several others across Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma and more.

Washington Senate Harry Skinner North Carolina Thomas Moore Virginia Alabama George W. Griffin Tuskege James FB Tuskegee Institute Georgia John W. Bohannon Eastman John M. Duff Wfton Ate Booneville Thomas BE. Keys Ocean Springa Fred H. Powers Starkville Stephen A. White Mebane Oklahoma John C. Murphig Cleveland Frank W. Hungate Hudro

Emmett Green Improves in Macon After Injury

Emmett Green, a shipping clerk at the Georgia Cotton Oil Company, was seriously injured two months ago when caught by a cotton seed conveyor. In Macon Georgia on December 16 he is improving rapidly and expects to return to duties soon. He had supervised a group of Black laborers at the plant and faced a grave period in the hospital as surgeons feared for his life for nearly a week.

Emmett. Green Macon Emmett’ Green Aml Georgia Cotton Oil Company

Waxelbaum Seeks Tariff Shield for Florida Georgia Growers

Waxelbaum of New York and Georgia told the Ways and Means Committee hearing on the Philippine tariff that Florida and Georgia tobacco growers cannot survive under reduced duties. He charged Dutch interests in Sumatra would press to shift their holdings to the Philippines, profiting from a lower duty.

Waxelbaum Washington Ways and Means H. Waxelbaum New York Georgia Florida Sumatra Philippines

Five Killed by Dynamite Explosion at Dupont Works

Five Dupont company workers were killed when about 1,400 pounds of nitro glycerin exploded at the dynamite mixing house three miles from Marquette Michigan. The blast wrecked most of the plant, killing the men who were blown to pieces and causing widespread alarm in Marquette. The explosion damaged nearly all of the 30 buildings, with only a few escaping harm.

Marquette Mich Dupont Company

James H Hyde to sail for Paris amid sale of New York home

New York December 16 James H Hyde severes business ties and will sail on the Touraine for Paris on December 28 to make his home there. His Fortieth Street residence is for sale and his art treasures and heirlooms are packed. Hyde has been decorated by France and received by President Loubet and will reside at a residence on Avenue Henri Martin. Only his mother sister and close friends know of the plans.

New York Insurance Investigation Committee Jamey HH Blyde Sall France Touraine Paris Fortieth Street Hyde Avenus Henri Martin Loubet Sidney Kinon Ripley Imewny

Frontier removals in Santa Fe target Fort Sumner graves

Orders from War Department call for moving graves from Fort Sumner National Cemetery to the national cemetery in its city. Fort Sumner served 1865 to 1870 and around 200 graves include soldiers and settlers slain by Indians. The Western Railway of New Mexico is under construction nearby near Sunny Side.

Frontier Santa Fo N. M Isem Tau Sunny Side

New Jewish Rights Society Founded in San Francisco

The International Society for the Promotion of Jewish Rights has been founded by Rev Dr Jacob Voorsanger in San Francisco. It responds to persecution of the Hebrew community in Russia and aims to aid oppressed Jews worldwide to secure their civil rights and to campaign against class legislation in civilized nations.

San Francisco Vecemiou i Gooiery For Jacob Voorsanger Russia

Carpenters Reach Wage Agreement in New York

After a two month conference the Brotherhood of Carpenters and the Master Carpenters Association reached a pact affecting 1200 workers. Wages rise from 4.50 to 4.80 dollars per day effective July 1, meeting the brotherhoods demand for a 60 cent raise.

Carpenters New York Brotherhood of Carpenters Master Carpenters’ Association

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