Georgia Industrial Home Appeals for Aid in Macon Crisis
Georgia Industrial Home in Macon faces a funding crisis due to falling cotton prices. General Manager J B Gunn appeals to Georgians to donate, noting 30 children need feeding, clothing, and schooling, and promising strict accounting. Also reported is the death of Miss Kittie Gibson, two days after her mother.
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Macon
Institution Bureau
Second Street
Rey J.B. Gunn
The
Georgia Industrial Home
Beg Ming
Dr. Mumford
Georgis
Georgia Industrial
Georgia
South
Z. R. Gunn
Giorgia Industrial “Home
Kittie Giieon
Street Methodist
Non
Cruel mother fined for harsh treatment of child
Phoebe Rucker, a mother of two, was fined £15 15s 0d or thirty days in the city stockade after a Sunday arrest for cruel treatment of her four year old. The recorder ordered the two children placed in the custody of their father and grandmother. The judge called it one of the most eric cases of inhuman treatment seen in his court.
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Phoebe Rucker
Nesta
Sundey
Taa Recorder’s
Laren
Killed Father To Save Mother In Cambrige Georgia
Julian Lambert killed his drunken father John B Lambert in Cambrige Georgia last night to protect his mother from a knife attack. Lambert had recently arrived from Montgomery and worked for the Georgia Florida and Alabama road, previously with Planters Compress in Montgomery and later with Atlanta and West Point in Mont. The coroner jury ruled justifiable homicide. Julian was released. The body was sent to Augusta for burial.
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Cambridge, Ga
Julian Lampert
John B. Lambert
Lambert
Georgia, Florida and
Alabama
Planters’ Compress Company
Montgomery
Ala
Tet
President Smith
Atlanta
West Point
Mont- Famers
Jalian Lambert
Augusta
Julian Lambert
John Lambert
Cowan, Ustyn& Co
Columba
Tombet
Federal Power Over Railroads Debate Captures Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt spoke at the Union League banquet in Philadelphia after arriving from Annapolis. He argued for stronger federal supervision of interstate commerce, warning against excessive regulation while urging a constitutional framework to empower national controls over railroads and big business. The address stressed federal authority to keep highways of commerce open on fair terms amid evolving industrial power.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Union League
Pennsylvania
Annapoli
Riii- Road
Tter
Saumerce
Ig Utanterest
Thimiblis
the Commerce Commission
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
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Gunn
Carters
Carter
Mull Carter Medicine CO
New Yorke
Essig Bros
Whitehall ST
Bainbridge
Galloway
Lamar
Tackson
President Roosevelt
Washington
Sisies
Edwin
Chamberlin-Johnson
DuBose Co
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
City Gas Company
Whitehall Street
America
Solomon
Ana
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