01 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1905
Page
1
A brief item notes remnants of silks offered at half their original selling prices signaling clearance or stock reduction. Small ad style entry highlights value and availability without listing specific lengths or colors.
In Huntingdon December 31 the Talbot Irvine dispute continues as Noble and counsel discuss signatures and possible statements. Vestryman Miller and colleagues explain the petition aimed at settling the Bishop Talbot affair and deny any presentment to investigate Bishop Talbot’s acts.
Aficionado prose narrates New Year 1905 in Atlanta, blending a somber farewell to 1904 with a forward glance at Peachtree Street progress. The piece contrasts an old man’s departure with a bright, hopeful child, noting city growth including a white skyscraper and a new apartment house as the year opens. It reflects on reform resolutions, social habits, and the steady march of prosperity shaping the city’s future.
The readable lines describe a debate over Sikhs connected to Russia and printing in London. Mentions December dates, Patlela, a resolution about Sikhs who served the Russian government, and a note on positions in Menchtrig or elar. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or outcomes.
The Corporation Commission released its year end report to Governor Aycock noting 4.803 million miles of main line rail in operation, gross earnings 2,387,940, net income 7,839,011, and a net increase of 1,065,187 over prior year. Railroads employed 18,205, with 120 people killed in moving trains, 335 complaints logged, and 4 banks placed in receivership amid the year.
A damage suit filed yesterday seeks 1500 from Ben Treadwell over an October 5 1904 street accident at Broad and Marietta where a wild horse and driver allegedly caused injury. Plaintiffs claim ownership by Fen Trean and note two colored boys involved. A separate suit against Central Railroad seeks 3000 for injuries from a locomotive lab cylinder explosion that allegedly hurled water and glass, injuring the plaintiff.
President Lounet Kelly lauded Jules Cambor the French ambassador in Spain and former ambassador to Washington for securing terms in Spain United States talks. Cambon received the insignia of grand officer of the Legion of Honor.
Readable catalog style note lists ladies suits, coats, waists, hats, children's coats and shoes, gloves, knit wear, and men’s shirts. Includes price drops from $1.25 to fractions, with bulk lots and center-table deals. Notes on Black Cat brand hosiery and yard quantities.
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