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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1906
Page
23
The public appreciates straightforward up right business practices and quality goods. A wine and whiskey business thrives on undoubted quality, fair treatment of customers, and reliable service, with tele phone 225 and quick delivery.
The house approved a substitute for Mr. Perry’s railroad bill. The measure abolishes the railroad commissioner’s office and creates a five member commission of corporations elected by the people, with salaries and a $300 expense limit. Several new bills and minor measures were read or introduced as session continued.
New York reports the French steamship Amerika sailed from Marseilles June 3 and called at St. Michaels for coal before continuing. She was due June 13 at New York with about forty crew and forty passengers including four cabins and eleven steerage, carrying macaroni olive oil dried fish and skins. The vessel, formerly Britannia built in 1881 Liverpool, is an iron 2624 ton ship brigantine rigged and of 828 feet in length.
London June 30 Ambassador and Mrs Reli and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth spend the weekend at West Park the ambassador's country seat. Mr Reid hosts another horse party. Bir and Mia. Longworth will attend Dorchester House reception and the American Society's dinner on July 4 before leaving for Paris July 95.
An advertisement purports a self injecter device and pile absorber claiming to cure hemorrhoids without surgery. It promises painless treatment and permanent care, marketed as a sleep aid with various formulas and stages.
A Georgia lawmaker introduces a local option measure to empower prohibition counties and their municipalities to regulate and prohibit intoxicating liquors within limits. The act would authorize taxation of carriers and delivery services for liquor, potentially blocking interstate shipments and granting home rule to affected areas. It cites democratic local control and aims to solidify prohibition in practice.
The twenty third annual Georgia Bar Association gathering will be held July 1 19 and 20 at Warm Springs with Hon William Travers Jerome as guest. Over three hundred members are expected, President T A Hammond presiding, and a program featuring papers by Georgia lawyers and talks on law and governance.
A fragment notes municipal power to ban liquor deliveries in prohibition counties and outlines penalties. It then reports on the Dreyfus hearing in Paris with Judge Lowe injuring his head on a chair, and mentions Procurator Gaueretes and Maser in a disputed session.
The July cotton report from The Journal of Commerce, based on 1800 correspondents, shows an overall condition of 82.7, up from 82.1. Texas drops 0.9 points but improvement follows rains. North Carolina up to 80, South Carolina down to 76.2, Georgia 32.3, Florida 77.0, Alabama 82.6, Mississippi 83.3, Louisiana 84.4, Arkansas 84.7, Tennessee 80, Indian Territory 82, Oklahoma 86. Pest reports note boll weevils in thirty-two Texas counties and in Louisiana as dry weather limits spread. crop late, labor scarce in some areas, fields still recovering from drought and grass growth.
In San Francisco Mayor Schmidt weighs Governor Johnson of Minnesota protest over distributing excess flour donated for local fire victims. Relief leaders say donations exceed needs and storage is costly while others want the flour given as donors intended. A sale will raise over a quarter million dollars for urgent relief.
Rutherford Stuyvesant, a Metropolitan Museum of Art director, said the museum does not intend to pay 5 006 000 dollars for Rudolph Mann’s arts collection. He noted the asking price is prohibitive and spoke in Paris while J Pierpont Morgan and others were present. Morgan reportedly bought the Oppenheimer and Augustine miniature collections, with the latter to be shown in London later.
The North German Gazette defends regular shipments of American canned corned beef to German soldiers in Southwest Africa. It says orders were placed in February before charges arose and notes price comparisons per hundred kilograms. The piece cites General Von Podhietski discussing Chicago slaughter houses and claims shipments responded to soldiers wishes.
Boston June 30 Senator Lodge among a group of prominent Republicans summoned to Worcester County grand jury connected to District Attorney Moran’s investigation into contributions in 2004. Officials oversee the inquiry into fundraising and influence.
Plies states a method offering cure by painless techniques with no business interruption, no injections of acids, or ligatures used. The description emphasizes a rupture treatment free from detention or invasive steps.
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