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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1905
Page
6
Senate Opposes Ship Subsidy Debate Quiet in Senate Adjourned
The Senate adjourned until Wednesday after a quiet day with little business beyond a ship subsidy resolution. A session saw invitations extended for July events, various bills introduced, and committees continuing work on county, court, and administrative matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Gossip in Capitol Corridors Highlights Lynching Debate
In the Georgia House yesterday a debate on a Richmond introduced resolution urged action to bring lynching perpetrators to justice. Hon. E. Leigh of Coweta praised the measure while recounting local crimes as warning against mob violence. Governor Terrell ordered an investigation in Watkinsville with Tribble, Williams seeks railroad commissioner post, and Merritt hosts at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Richmond
Leigh
Republic
Sumter
Appomatox
Joe Dean
Sam Hose
House
Terrell
Oconee
J. Truble
Watkinsville
Tribble
John T. Williams
Janes County
Georgia
Atlanta
Williams
Haddock
Merritt
Iors
Homer
Tom Iniasioner
Britain
Brenau College Catalogue Aims For Beauty This Year
Brenau College showcases an exceptionally beautiful catalogue this year, building on last year’s praised edition. Mesers, Foote & Davies produce the yearbook, aiming to give Brenau its finest publication yet. The college intends to send copies to prospective daughters or wards, with A. W. Van Hoose and H. J. Pearce listed as associate presidents in Gainesville, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenau
Mesers
A. W. van Hoose
H. J. Pearce
Gainesville, Ga
A Paper Proposal by Lackawanna Railroads
A clever lite love story is published as fiction by the Lackawanna Railroad. The illustrated book of 128 pages describes vacation spots along the railroad lines. It can be ordered for ten cents in stamps from T. W. Lee, General Passenger Agent, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
T. W. Lee
New York City
Governor Terrell Is Voted In At Joint Session
The Georgia legislature canvassed the governor election in a morning joint session presided by President West. Joseph M. Terrell received 67 595 votes for governor, Philip Cook 68 872 for secretary of state, Wright 68 729 for comptroller general, and Park 68 729 for treasurer. Inauguration set for 11 o’clock with Chief Justice Simmons administering the oath. The assembly adjourns to Wednesday July 3, with Monday and Tuesday declared dies now and chaplain Rev. D F Timmons delivering prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Appleyard
Mlorkhi Senate
Auer
Senate
House of Representatives
House
General Assembly
Barnesville
Blalock
Hamby
Clayborn
Rabun County
Thes
Clayton
Barnesvil
W. S. West
Sion
Secretary of State
West
Mr Henry
Forty-Second
Uny
Messrs. Hays
Macon
Nowell
Walton
Nearbh
Joseph M. Terrell
Philip Cook
William Uver
Robert K. Park
Terrell
Phil Cook
Wright
Treasurer Park
Lavylock
Leiga
Cuweta
D. F.C. Primemons
Moonrne
Slaton
Timmons
Frank Weldon
Bolfeuitler
Barnesville Hhautauqua
Magill Defends Georgia Railroad Over Madison Crowd
E Magill, general agent of the Georgia railroad in Atlanta, disputes The Atlanta Journal claim of overcrowding for the Hoke Smith Madison address. He says only 39 tickets were sold for the train plus 46 from intermediate stations, with three extra coaches, and no overcrowding occurred despite delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Magill
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Madison
Hoke Smith
Inj
Union
Atlanta News
Atlanta Constitution
The
Decatur
Conyers
Covington
Social Circle
Rutledge
Thiry
Eixty
Atlanta Constittion
Magill
Madigan
Desperate Kentucky Lynching Attempt Foiled by Cool Heads
In Scottsdale Kentucky a mob tried to lynch seven young black inmates held on arson and other charges. Citizens calmed the crowd and kept the jailers to due process. Additional suspects were jailed next morning, amid brewing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Juine
Scottsdale
New Cotton Beetle Ravages Lynch County Fields
State Entomologist R J Smith returned from Laurens county where he investigated a newly found cotton beetle not the Mexican weevil. The pest harms squares and blooms, with up to twenty five beetles on a broom and fifty on a leaf. Counties reporting damage include Laurens Don Irwin Emanuel Wilcox Telfair and others. Dusting cotton plants with Paris green and lime is advised to eradicate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Smith
Laurens County
Texas
Smith
Foulwood & Boat sue TH Ton Lumber for injury damages
Arthur J. Bryant by next friend T. B. Bryant sues TH Ton Lumber and Manufacturing Company in Tifton city court for personal injuries from a March 6, 1905, planing machine accident. He seeks fifteen thousand dollars in damages. Hawkes the Optician advertises spectacles at 14 Whitehall Street with expert opticians and scientific credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Gal
Fulwood & Boatright
Arthur J. Bryant
T. B. Bryant
Thton Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Hawkes
THE
Optician
Whitehall Street
Chautauqua Lake Excursions From Cincinnati
Excursion details list a round trip fare of 1.80 from Cincinnati with tickets valid thirty days. Mentions steamship privileges at Came ridge Springs and evertown, with contact H. E. Huntington, G. AP. D., Cincinnati, Ohio for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle R. R
Cincinnati
Cameridge Springs
Evertown
H. E. Huntington
G. AP. D
Ohio
Roosevelt's San Juan Charge A Mild Affair
Roosevelt's action at San Juan is described as a mild affair when compared with the Sham Battle on July 4. The report notes the contrast in intensity and public attention between the two incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
San Juan
Universal Health Policy Covers All Diseases
Universal Health Policy issued by Penn Casualty Company claims coverage for all diseases. Ask to see it. KING and AKERS, General Agents, Bell Phone 887. 425 Austell Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Casualty Company
King & Akers
Bell Phone
Austell
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Louisville
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He Smith
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Geome
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A. O. Blair
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Coweta
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