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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1906
Page
3
Rich Libertines Exposed Under Thaw Scandal Report
A fragmented case narrative outlines calls to expose wealthy men and social elites linked to alleged sexual crimes. It references Natty, Sterford White, Harry Thaw, and Gerry Society, noting failures to arrest and mounting public anxiety over vice among affluent circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natty
White
Thaw
Afce
Sterford White
Conford White
Urae
Sister Power
Srand
Aig
Gerry Lock
Mr. White
Carey
Thas
Mutineers Fall Before Bullets in Yem Province
Mutinous Turkish army reservists in Yem province demanded repatriation. Forts opened fire under Feteh Pasha after hundreds were killed. Rebel Arab forces push toward Amran with heavy losses reported on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodeida
Turkey-Arabia
Yem
Fetre! Pasha
Emory Alumni Meet Tuesday in Atlanta
Emory college graduates and former students are invited to a Tuesday evening meeting of the Atlanta alumni association at Wesley Memorial Tabernacle. Plans to promote the Methodist Oxford institution and closer Emory ties in Atlanta will be discussed, with a possible banquet or smoker soon. President Thomas H. Jeffries urges Emory men not yet members to send names and addresses to secretary Colonel W. D. Thomason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Atlanta Alumni Association
Wesley Memorial Tabernacle
Oxford
Emory
Atlanta
Thomas H. Jeffries
Associatian
W. D. Thomason
Sandersville Council Invites Georgia Weekly Press to Meet
Sandersville Georgia council unanimously adopted a resolution inviting the Georgia Weekly Press Association to hold its next annual session in Sandersville July 17 18 and extending a cordial welcome and keys to the city. The measure praises weekly press influence on public opinion and moral principles, hoping for an inspiring stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersville
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Hartwell
Weekly Press
Georgia Weekly Pilas Association
Daltoners greet 60000 public building appropriation
Dalton, Ga residents cheer news from Washington that a $60,000 appropriation will fund a public building. Plans discuss a notable civic center with expected involvement from local officials and a reception for prominent visitors. Citizens to be invited for a red letter day in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Washington
Plana
Don Lee
Pantics
Large enrollment anticipated at Georgia Tech next fall
President Kenneth G Matheson and a team of assistants handle a surge of prospective student inquiries for Georgia Tech. Dormitory applications are pouring in and catalogs are in higher demand than ever with applicants from eighteen states and foreign countries, including a young man from India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheson
Uisd
Georgiachool of Technology
Kenneth G. Matheson
India
Fourth of July: Pisoworka Opens Stock Junction Streets
Pisoworka plans to open a stock junction on Fourth of July along Vy streets. Local officials say the project aims to improve traffic flow and boost nearby commerce. Community groups express cautious optimism about potential disruption during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisoworka
St Junction Vy
Covington Sunday School Forms Study Circle
In Covington Georgia on June 30 special reports note the formation of a weekly study circle by teachers of the Closhh school to pursue a closer study of International Sunday School lessons under Professor Douglas Rumble. Dr Charles W. Peppier and Mrs Peppier accompany a party to Europe for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Douglas
Humbie
Emory College
Charles W. Peppiar
Peppier
Trust 10 Grabs Farm Products Seen Takeover Bid
A new trust named American Farm Products Company seeks absolute control of dairy products chickens and eggs with aim to raise producer prices and streamline distribution. Backed by top financiers including Levi P Morton Thomas Ryan Payne Whitney and Kuhn Leach Co the venture plans $20 million initial capital and further funds. Board officers named James R Morse president Henry D Cook first vice president H L Wiley second vice president Grant Hugh Brown treasurer and Eugene Delmar secretary. Stockholders meeting in New York reported capital structure of 165 million common stock 20 million preferred and 2 million debenture bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Farm Products Company
Atacore
America
Levi P. Morton
Thomas Ryan
Payne Whitney
Anthony Brady
E. J. Barwind
Kuhn
Leach & Co
Direc ‘Tors
James R. Morse
Henry D. Cook
H. L. Wiley
Grant Hugh Brown
Eugene Delmar
Mining Men Duel Near Oro Grande Ends in Death
Grangerville Idaho June 30 The duel between M R Mitchell and Michael Sweeney brother of a Spokane financier ends with Mitchell dead and Sweeney wounded in the arm Sweeney claims self defense after a dispute over a duel Sweeney traveled to Elle City to surrender and there spoke of the fatal encounter with no witnesses to the duel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangerville
Idaho
Oro Grande
M. R. Mitchell
Michael Sweeney
Spokane
Northwest
Sweeney
Elle City
Mitchell
Bweéney
New Hampshire Launch Delays Injure Five Workmen
Camden New Jersey June 80 The battleship New Hampshire was launched today at the New York Ship Building Company yard. Five workmen were injured as timbers shifted while clearing props before christening, two seriously. The christening party remained unaware until the ship slid from the ways. The vessel is about 50 percent complete with hull steel and measures 456 feet 4 inches overall. Main armament planned includes twelve 14 inch rifles and a range of smaller secondary weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
New Hampshire
New York Ship Building Company
James Campbell
Gloucester
Joseph Kuppinsky
Campbell
Ergi Dent
Miss. McLane
Font Eaget
Bell Telephone Directory Listings Close July 25
Do Not Delay Subscribe now for a Bell Telephone and get your name in the next Bell Telephone directory. Listings close July 25. The Bell Telephone is a protection for your home and a business necessity. You may need an enlarged vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
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