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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
5
A partially legible clipping describes a clock related detail and a three column private item. The text mentions wings perched and a leak of a len a ong with ou Lapreg, but these elements are unclear. No definite people or organizations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
A catalog fragment lists various clocks and statues including Apollo Cupid figures, green and bronze clock sets, Dresden china nude resulta, and clock mounts featuring draped women, fish pools, and a fisherwoman. Prices range from 2.80 to 18.39.
The day saw widespread delays as 22 trains were an hour late and others four hours late. Newark No 3S, New York sector 7, and Sington 30 faced extended holds amid wet weather at Union Depot. The evening timetable listed many trains late, with officials noting the disruption and urging patience.
George Liett, long time assistant to Hon A Angler United States district attorney, named standing master in chancery for the United States district court in the northern district of Georgia. Appointment signed by William T Newman, with judges Don A Furdee A J McCormick and Bo Suelly. Bell previously practiced in Georgia and is described as capable and thoroughly familiar with the duties of the role. Major Wheat funeral planned in Valentines, Georgia on December 20.
At the annual meeting held at Carnegie library last night officers were elected for the ensuing year Dr Claud Smith was chosen president succeeding Dr L Bates Block Dr Walton Emery was elected vice president Dr Michael Hoke secretary and Dr Yvon Goltsnaven treasurer The board of censors consists of Dr Cyrus Stricker Dr Davis and Dr J Oimelead
A report from Kier City New Mexico describes two weeks of trouble involving African American girls from a local orphanage on Lennox street. A telegram urged the New Mexico institution to accept the orphans, with police and the orphanage matron handling the case as officers gathered details and sent the youths home.
Landers, a Southern engineer living at 276 Simpson Street in Atlanta, received a patent from Washington for a non-vertible monkey ant pipe wrench. Born in Drum, he has lived in Atlanta about 25 years and worked twenty years as a railway engineer. The device is praised as a modern tool.
A Pittsburgh cashier at the National Bank in Wappenburke faced forgery and false statement charges. The probe by Bank Examiner John Inningham uncovered forged entries totaling about a million dollars and related banking irregularities. Receiver Urusewick reported the case tied to auditors and creditors, with insolvency proceedings pending.
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