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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
8
Albany selects new city council for 1906
Albany opens 1906 with a new city council led by Mayor Charles W. Rawson. The body includes Tarver, P H Jones, John Joseph Ehrlich, W. W Rawhina Jones, with salaries rising for city officers such as the chief of police at 9600 and the city electrician at 1200. Several positions were retained by incumbents. City Attorney Mann did not seek reelection amid police commission resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles W. Rawson
Tarver
P H. Jones
Johnseph Ehrlich
Rawhina Jones
C Ratt
T Noi
James Tift Mann
Tornes
I. Hilsman
Opi
L Milder
Sexton
T. B Jam
Chi Weldon
John R Whitehead
Mann
Sam
Daniel Brosnan
A. C. Plonsky
Tift
Year in Myss: Public results show belief in people’s wants
Message from Atlat Ga expresses satisfaction with public results and belief that people want simple goods. The writer notes gratitude for support, mentions ongoing effort to ensure fair treatment, and hints at future improvements in services and offerings.
No immunity promises in district attorney case report
A fragment detailing a district attorney policy on immunity, a Grover Cleveland appointment as referee, and a cooperative effort among life insurance companies to abolish rebates. It notes the referee's $200 salary, payment by three firms, and possible agent dismissal if associated with rebates. A separate item reports a 12 year old boy dying from injuries after a catapult powder accident at a Magon holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Giyise
New York Life Surancompany
Equitable Lifessurange
Grover Cleveland
Iveland
Mor F
Ilwitable Society
Cou
le McGana
H J John
Fort
Ds Dephis Finess
Court hearing on Jamison case extends. decision expected
In Macon Ga on January 2 a packed federal courtroom heard City Attorney Minter Wimberly Chief of Police Granville Conner and Supt E A Wimbush plead their case for contempt over Jamison rearrest before Supreme Court mandate. The session lasted hours with prominent lawyers debated law and intent. decision anticipated Wednesday as appeals and legal arguments continue. The event drew widespread city attention amid broader state court issues regarding chain gang sentencing and trial rights. A cold remedy ad note appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macou
Federal Court
Grand Opera
Spectetera
Macon
Minter Wimberly
Granville Conner
E A Wimbush
Bibb County
Chain Gang
Emory Speer
Helenry Jamison
Supreme Court of the United States
Alex Akerman
High Court
Jamison
Glen Wimberly
N. E. Harris
Joseph H. Hall
Olin Wimberly
Wimberly
Conner
Sneer
Supreme Court
Remains to be Exhumed in Columbus Beallwood Case
Mrs Henry Green a boarding house keeper in Columbus says her four year old son vanished weeks ago and that the badly decomposed remains found Sunday in Beall Wood may be hers A coroner inquest led to burial but the remains will be disinterred tomorrow with a doctor present to verify if they are the child Jana Davis a negro woman reports her child disappeared a few weeks ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Green
Beallwood
Columbus Go
Green
Twelfth Street
Upholding Railroads Claim in Deer Wage Case
The U S Supreme Court denied payment of 24 dollars to E Deer by Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. Deer claimed wages owed. company argued moves had been paid via garnishee in Florida. The Florida garnishee proceeding involved Deer, an Alabama resident, and the Alabama court held Florida jurisdiction improper. The case rose through courts until reaching the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
E Deer
Supreme Court
Alabama
Deer
Noble
Court Answers Questions in Alabama Railroad Case
Supreme Court Justice Day, in Washington, holds a railroad company may be sued with two of its servants for an act of negligence. The case stems from the death of Florence James and asks if removal to federal court as a separable controversy is possible when the company and two employees are joint tortfeasors. The lower court’s questions about diversity and removal were answered affirmatively for the first question and negatively for the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Day
Alabama
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Alabama Great Southern Railway
H S Thompson
Florence James
Supreme Court
Court Martial Finds Commander Young Guilty
Secretary Bollaparte acted on court martial proceedings in the Bennington explosion case. Commander Jouclen Young was found guilty of part of the specifications for negligence of duty and sentenced to a letter of reprimand to be carried out. Insign Wade's associated care awaits disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Washington
Bollaparte
Jouclen Young
Bennington
San Diego
Wade
Foreign orders yacht for Atlantic race from Bristol
An order has been placed with the Herreshoffs for an ocean racing schooner eligible for the 90 foot class. The client is unnamed but described as a foreigner, and the schooner is expected to race across the Atlantic starting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol HR
Herreshoffs
Atlantic
Surplus Shown In Monthly Receipts and Expenditures
Washington reports a surplus of 5 418 718 for December 1905 as total receipts reach 50 350 463 and expenditures 44 931 745. Revenues include Customs 24 962 571 and Internal Revenue 2 322 228 with notable increases. War Department spending rises by 390 000 while civil and miscellaneous costs drop. For the first fiscal date, receipts exceed 1904 figures by 1 205 897 and expenditures surpass last year by 4 072 390.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Nnis
Frank Bonner, Veteran Baseball Player, Dies in Kansas City
Frank Bonner died at a local hospital from blood poisoning caused by quinsy. He was 41 and a professional ballplayer for twenty years. He played for the Baltimore Orioles during their pennant runs, then Louisville, then Kansas City. Last season he was regarded as a top second baseman in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bonner
Kansas Cay
Baltimore Orioles
Louisville
Beiong
Kansas City
Meeting Notice of Jason Burr Council No 13 R and S My
A regular assembly of Jason Burr Council No 13 R and S M will be held in Masonic hall corner Potsyth and nacheit streets at 7 30. Companions and especially the officers are urged to be present. CICERO A PEK TIM P Hubbard Recorder P M Hubbard Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Burr Council No
Masonic Halt
Cicero
Hubbard
P. M. Hubbard
Sequel of a Forbidden Affair in Mrs Grigsby's World
The scene returns to Mrs Lloyd and Mr Kimball in a Paris bound waltz of luxury. Kimball gifts gowns and a private room, while Mrs Lloyd faces moral pressure and desire. A scandal erupts as he presses his power, Lloyd confronts the riddle of virtue, and a marriage crisis unfolds amid a gilded setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grigsby
Kimball
Claimed Prisoners Beat Him In Bibb County Jail
J W Bowden, jailed in Bibb County, says prisoners beat him to force signing a petition for better fare. He seeks redress in federal court, referrals made to Solicitor William Brinson. Bowden, a veteran, reports injuries and plans to prosecute his attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J W Bowden
Bibb County
L M Erwin
Wiliam Brinson
Bowden
Roosevelt Proclaims Swiss Goods Reduction Under Lingley Law
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation granting reductions on imports from Switzerland including agross squills still wines vermouth brandies and works of art as provided for in section 3 of the Lingley law, effective January.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Switzerland
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