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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1906

Page

1

Mayor Woodward vetoes higher saloon license in Atlanta

The mayor explains his veto of the proposed whisky license increase, praising the present law’s 19 year track record. He cites city growth and feared consequences of change, insisting the current regulations and license fees should remain as they are to keep order and public safety.

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All Trains to Run Longer Schedules For West Point Route

The Atlanta and West Point and Southern railways announce major timetable changes effective January 7. Through and local trains gain up to two hours. West Point routes add new No 33 and No 41 services. Direct connections to Montgomery and Washington are adjusted. no. 97 and no. 39 paths altered. day coaches and Pullman cars featured on several trains.

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Late Arrivals Parade Delays in Mlanta Chorus

A sequence of late arrivals disrupted a scheduled event in Mlanta, causing delays as organizers worked to manage entry times. Officials urged punctuality and warned of possible future rescheduling if delays persisted.

Weather blamed for record late trains in Atlanta rail rush

Railroad officials cite severe weather as cause for a day of unprecedented delays in Atlanta. Trains from New York to Washington and other routes arrived far behind schedule, with No 35 and No 39 late by hours and sections of No 37 exceeding ten hours late, while Western and Atlantic and Groggla lines posted the best punctuality.

Atlanta Central Road Weat Point Lnte No 38 Tiny Seaboard Western Atlantic Groggla Tralue

Honor Ole Marie Roberts 100th Birth Anniversary

New York December 21 centennial of General Robert J. Lee to be celebrated by Washington and Lee University at Lexington. Alumni and northern leaders invited for January 19 1907 ceremonies with principal address by Charles Francia Adams and a banquet. Commemoration emphasizes Lee’s postwar dedication to education.

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Respectful Wishes and Noted Cremation Practices

Fragmentary OCR text references a respected woman and her wishes regarding cremation of the body. It mentions forwarding the corpse to the White House and potential involvement of a Mr Sampson, with unclear affiliation and date details. The passage is garbled and presents no concrete event or location.

Five time a Missouri farmer hangs for massacre

John Tam aon was hanged for the murder of the Parsons family in Moustos Missouri. He killed Barney Parsons and the Parsons couple and their three children after a dispute over debt. He dumped the bodies in a creek, used Parsons wagon to return home, and was arrested soon after. It was the county's first legal execution. In New Orleans dispatches Baton Rouge freight car charges prompt Louisiana rail commission to report.

Moustos John Tamaon Parsons Harm Mton Farner Bos Barney Parsons Mix Hamilton J Hamiiton Haimfrom Alliay Tin Mia Childress New Orleans Baton Rouge Louisana Tailroat Commission Interstate Commerce Commission State Commission

Promised Aid From Wilson Reaches Georgia Mission

Governor Terrell returns to Atlanta after brief Washington and New York trip. He sought aid from Secretary Wilson to secure funding for new neurological schools in Georgia. The governor plans to press for full support and gear up efforts locally. Troops near Tangier reported as part of broader security concerns during the overseas visit.

Wilson Gromlseg Romer Eifiecer Tomas Rata

Maryland Mob Lynches Negro in Annapolis Jail Riot

A mob of about 20 to 30 men broke the Annapolis Jail door early today and hanged Jenny Davin, a Black man accused of assault, at a tree on Collinge Creek. Several shots fired. a coroner later returned a verdict of death by unknown hands. The mob, mostly Annapolitans, gathered on St John’s campus and at the city gas works as townspeople watched the riot unfold.

Annapolis Jenny Davin John Stet Inglehart Wriday Davie Champers Fac Collinge Creek Dasis Wan Tam Annapolle

Prominent Sheffield Man Found Dead in Bed

In December 211 Kipbard of Ubin Place was found dead in the back room of a store. Hibbard, once seen gambling, reportedly started playing with Dand and had six dollars on him. An inquest suggested poison as the cause, with rumors of unrest surrounding the case.

Sheffield Kipbard Ubin Place Hibbard

Woman Seeks Habeas Corpus in Kansas Court

Agnes Weert of Leuerts Aerton petitions for habeas corpus in a Kansas court. The case names Poatier et Pies and alleges she was improperly detained by her husband Jac uc. The petition argues for release and cites provable writ precedents and local procedure.

Agnes Weert

McClellan Appeal In Elections Board Case Heard

Attorney for McClellan argued the mayor had no real stake in the case, contending the board of elections is the true party in interest. Hearst pressed to keep the matter in court despite costs, while Shearn urged not pursuing an endless appeal. The appellate division reserved decision.

McClellan Board of Elections New York Willam Mearat Margar George T. McClellan Appallata Division sUpreme Court Annintant Corporation Board of Election Fe Avalatum Jong

Brown's Revenge On Mrs Bradley Brown's Will

Fragmented OCR text of a probate notice mentions Brown seeking vengeance on Mrs Bradley in a case tied to a will. It notes prior writings four months before a death at a Raleigh hotel and references Anne Tradtes and the Langunes of the will with assets for Fraites and others. The exact details are unclear due to garbled source text.

Balt Lake Ehud Yale Renatur Brown Devin Traaa Galeigh Washington Mra Anne Tradtes

Weather forecast for Wallinglop weekend

The article gives a brief forecast for Saturday and Monday, noting fair weather with fresh winds and rising temperatures. Specific numbers are unreadable in the OCR but indicate a mild temperature trend and expected conditions for the area.

Wallinglop Georgia

Macon Officer Sends Bullet Through Head at His Home

A Macon officer is reported to have fired a bullet through his own head at his residence. Details remain unclear as investigators examine the scene for motive and context surrounding the incident.

Macon

Macon Officer Shoots Self After Fatal Attempt

Spectalo bicycle officer J Tom Ween of the Macon police force killed himself with a revolver in front of his brother at his residence in hurt maron at about 11 oclock in the morning. His niece Wilran who had just returned from school witnessed the event and fled as the gun fired. Coroner and police notified. Ween had been on duty all day and was reportedly in financial trouble. Funeral arrangements to be announced. He was thirty three years old. He had served with the police department for several years and previously with the fire department. Survived by wife and several children.

Macon Ga J. Tom Ween Macon Maron Mir Wilran Milled J. R. Wilson Pollos Court T. L. Youne Wilson Jie Netify Tomarrow Police Department Ant Te Fire Department Po Avon

Girl's Brother Held for Grand Jury Action

The excerpt reports Coline Gimen, brother of the murdered Dony Hinman, being held by a magistrate to the grand jury for action on the administration of commandments in the mining of a sister. The text is garbled but references charges and preliminary hearings involving Gallia and a water-related matter.

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