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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1906

Page

9

Hit by Engine Man Killed Near Western and Atlantic Railroad

A report from a Virginia location states Lester, a 9-tractor worker for the Western and Atlantic railroad, was fatally injured when a Southern engine struck a freight train yesterday morning. He died about six o'clock. The accident occurred between Sapcon and Jomaieeta while inspecting cars. His injuries were severe, with head and belt injuries. He was 34 and brother to Frank Lester of New York, formerly with Lester Boot and Stationery. Funeral arrangements not yet announced, interment to be in Oakland.

Vaorras Lester Western and Atlantic Railroad Siapcon Jomaieeta Ween and Southern Lew Frank Leater Ise York Lester Boot and Stationery Com Pa Brunswick Ga Madelia Etrace Oatsland

Cast of the Convention Old Maids Will Dazzle Atlanta

The Old Maids Convention at Grand Wednesday night features a large Atlanta cast with Lily Potunia as President and a lineup including Jane Ashandie Mrs F H May, Miss Annie Bellfisher, Miss Lucile Harris, Miss Hagan, Miss Cassie Greer, Miss Nell Forbes, Miss Mary Padgett, and Mr Charles Snel don Jr. The program highlights songs by Nell Forbes and a pair of artists, with a noted audience turnout expected and a morning session at Convention Hall.

Annus Moa BR. Congally Prasurer Jane Ashandie F. H. May Reese Voamina Burp H.C. Boatman Sofy Nisby Cinderiy Anna Bena Green Lars. J. L. Sml Saad Sugarism Kannie Coleman Ia ‘Avsarrond Ivy Wiarie Tryhopaia Trysis'a Lilda Jones Mleg Davilaale Boo A. Ue Jones Mise Lucile V. Harris Perope Sob Annie Bellfisher Lily Agnes Harriette Manette Charlotte Anhotenbury Miss Hagan Calamity Janes Higgins S. T. Heowik Faila Helen Isham Alice Quickstep Atticus Zr ‘Uard Tilda Foote Hattie Conwy Sweete Hattia Ihunter Isa A. J Bwern Maria Spyemont W BE ‘Thomas Susanna Ketchim Miorda Maud Minerva Hawkerman Wilna Edwards Hn Burns Georgia Duncan Jang Springater Horace Hannah Sells Luela Rogalind Zeigler Lewis Browne Caty Harry M. Owsley Harry Owsley Elberton Atlanta Bertha Mann Miss Zelg Ard R B Drukenmiller Ot Jartell Nell Forbes Folsom Wynne Billings George Duncan Ieaw Balindt Jones Luc

Philippine tariff bill reported soon amid party splits

Senate committee completes hearings on the Philippine tariff bill with majorities expected despite Republican opposition from three senators. Democrats largely oppose the measure citing closer ties to the United States and a shift in policy toward eventual separation of the Philippines. Senator Rayner argues for tariff reduction on island products, while Taft's stance assuages fears about sugar and tobacco industries.

Senate Committee Senator Lodge Carmack Melor Ary Culberson Dubois Stone Senate Philippines Philippine Islands United States Democratic Party Rayner Maryland Taft

Missionary Institute Opens Sessions at Wesley Memorial Church

The Missionary Institute in the Tanta district hosts sessions at Wesley Memorial Church starting 7:30. Dr James W. Lee will open the event with talks on missionary training and general Catholic Christian service. Noted speakers from the department of Chris thar and other regional leaders will address participants. The event covers multiple languages and aims to broaden religious education and outreach.

Tanta Mathadist Wesley Memoria James W. Lee Yaa T Generi Lee

Turn of Smaller Cities to Get Public Buildings

The House Public Buildings and Grounds subcommittees have moved all large projects forward while focusing on smaller requests. To fit within a 12 million dollar cap, the plan distributes funds across many sites, keeping a broad base to gain Senate and broader support. Atlanta, New York, New Orleans, Jersey City, Houston, Columbus and Toledo are among the major contenders. many cities contend for meritorious but large sums, risking too little for smaller towns. The committee aims to report a bill in March, with final fate uncertain.

Ashington House Committee On House Cannon Senate Atlanta Bartholdt Columbus Toledo

Jackson convicted of first degree manslaughter in stepmother death

Charles Jackson was found guilty in the circuit court of manslaughter in the first degree for the killing of his stepmother Mollie Jackson in Heflin Alabama. He received a two year sentence in the penitentiary and plans to appeal to the state supreme court.

Charles Jackson Mollie Jackson H Erect Jackson Supreme Court

Chief Joyner Arrest Story Recalled From City Theater

Colonel Henry P. Farrow, former U S attorney, recounts his many years old arrest of Chief W R Joyner and Matt Logan after a theater incident tied to the civil rights bill. Farrow describes guiding the youths, the audience uproar, and his decision to seek bond and investigate the law, with the pair released pending review.

W. R . Jorer Henry P. Farrow Porter Springs United States Farrow Whitner Cooper Chief Joyner Land Oi Opera House Matt Logan Theeater Cap Logan Bond

Moon Trial Tonight On Captain Moon Case

The police board hears Captain Moon’s trial after city officials suspend him for alleged misconduct. Witnesses testify that Moon released a drunken young man with a pistol, while Moon claims he acted properly and will prove no neglect of duty. Mayor Woodward is in New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

Captain Moon Woodward New Orleans Street Carmen Jennings Carmen Moon Cas Javits

Grand Presents The Mayor of Tokio And Monte Cristo Final Run

The Grand opens with Richard Carle's new musical farce The Mayor of Tokio after a Chicago run of 110 performances. The article notes a strong cast and Willam Frederick Peters’ music, plus James O Neil announces Monte Cristo final tour after this season. Also featured are The Old Maid's Convention and Bijou’s The Errand Boy with a New Hampshire backdrop and a large troupe.

the Grand Richard Carle Tokio Mr Carle Mr. Carle Willam Frederick Peters Mr.Carle Fred Frear J. A. Wellerstedt Sylvain Langlola Walliam Rock Jo Smith Martha Jose Caine Eawin Baker William H Platt Rollo Carnegie Hortense Mazurette Caecilia Rhoda Emma Janvier Minerva Courtney Madge Vincent Ethel Lloyd Ada Mitchell Birdyne Zuber Oliva Roberts Inaz Bauer Irene O’donnell Marie Salisbury Helen Brandon Daisy Johnson James O'Neil Monte Cristo Thas

Men Drive Pianola Popularity Worldwide

Seven years of Pianola experience across the globe shows men rival women as top patrons. Busy businessmen and professionals use the instrument for relaxation and family enjoyment, while its artistic value justifies its cost.

Free Cure for Catarrh Promises Immediate Relief

An broadside offers Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a free trial to catarrh sufferers. It claims the disease reaches the lungs and can lead to consumption, asserts sprays and douches fail, and promises prompt relief by clearing nasal passages. Included are numerous scanned names and places, notably Atlanta Georgia addresses and lists of individuals.

America Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co Atlanta

Police Elect Officers in Macon Association meeting

Macon held a special section by the Macon Police Association yesterday to name officers. Martin Thompson was elected president, Lieutenant Holliman vice president, Mayor Bridges Smith secretary and treasurer. Trustees named were J Robinson, Robert Griffin and Charles F Pearce.

Macon Macon Police Association Martin Thompson Holliman Bridges Smith J Robinson Robert Griffin Charles F Pearce

Advertised Letters in Atlanta Post Office Feb 24 1996

List of uncalled letters at Atlanta postal facilities for the week ending February 24 1996 includes numerous women with first and last names such as Luella Ayers Dora Waunce Gertrude Adams and Mra Avera. The notice requests callers to say Advertised and pay postage due on each letter.

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