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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1906

Page

2

Negroes to Fight for Jury Trial at Macon Celebration

At the forty third anniversary Emancipation Proclamation celebration in Macon Ga John W Gill of Paine College urged Negroes to demand trial by their peers. He argued whites should not judge Negroes and warned against mixing with idle elements while calling for educated, orderly progress. A resolution adopted echoed the call for jury peers and emphasized race uplift amid the event.

Constitution Bureau Second Street Macon Paine Colmation John W. Gill Augusta Ghali Lester Gilbert Emory G. D. King J. W. Holly L. Darwins R. C. Bailey N. Ga Iuditorium I. W. Holly Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church Georgia Bibb County Ca Aegis Deda Rgia

Increase in Pay for Atlanta Trolley Car Crews

Atlanta street car motormen and conductors gain a wage raise from 14–18 cents to 16–20 cents per hour across the first five years. Georgia Railway and Electric Company officials show upbeat mood as workers celebrate the raise. A related civic meeting in Macon discusses suffrage, education, industrial growth, and moral development, urging employment, better schools, and home life improvements for the community.

Atlanta Georgia Railway and Electric Company

Missing merchant shakes Bessemer as Abbot disappears

J L Abbott of Abbot & Co, produce merchants, is missing from Bessemer Alabama. Last seen in the city Wednesday a month ago. He rented a building, claimed Nashville as headquarters, and planned a branch. He had received carload shipments of poultry. Creditors forced the store closure Saturday night. valuables not found. Abbott, 38, described as well dressed and distinguished in appearance.

J. E. Abbott Bessemer Alabama Birmingham J*l Abbott Abbott & Co Nashville Tennessee

Woman Kills Man To Save Honor In Oklahoma City

Miss Barbara Toxer shot and killed F. T. Clayton in self defense claiming he forced his way into her room and assaulted her. Clayton, 35, died of a heart wound. Toxer, 25, was placed under arrest as the coroner investigated the case. In Macon Georgia, O L Pierce, a white man wanted for deserting his family, was captured in Irwinton after a three month manhunt and is to be implicated in further charges.

Toxer Miss Toxer Oklahoma City Okla Barbara Toxer F. T. Clayton Clayton Belfe Old Pierce Macon O L Irwinton Robertson Bent Mississippi

Aged and infirm guests dine at Du Rand’s Bohemia

A New Year’s Day charity dinner hosted by Henry Durand and John Barclay brought together about twenty aged Atlantans and other elderly residents. Musicians performed in the loft as Mrs. Frank Logan helped organize the event to comfort the poor. The gathering featured interludes of song and a warm, hopeful spirit toward the destitute’s relief.

Durand Bohemia Tuswee Henry Durand John Bar Barclay Frank Logan

Emancipation Proclamation Parade Marred by Disorder in Georgia

Thousands of Black residents and supporters joined New Year celebrations in Georgia cities as they honored the Emancipation Proclamation. The parade, described as the greatest disorder in memory, saw former U S Army officer Captain J C Kenny assaulted while attempting to cross a route. Reports note disarmed police escorts and uproar surrounding the event across multiple towns.

John Barissionary Hesh J. C United Kenny Georgia

Texas Wonder Kidney Treatment Ad Headlines

Fatally wounded brother case reported in Texas with Ben Smith arrested after a dispute. The ad promotes The Texas Wonder Kidney Bladder and Rheumatic remedy, sold by druggists and via mail for $1 from Dr W Hall, St Louis MO. January report notes LilLy area incident and arrest.

W. Hall St. Louis U. Tex Lilly Ben Smith

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