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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1906

Page

5

Emory Alumni Meet Tonight in Atlanta

Thomas H. Jeffries, president of the Atlanta Alumni Association of Emory College, issues a call for tonight's 8 o'clock gathering at Wesley Memorial tabernacle. The aim is to plan active support for Emory and strengthen ties among alumni and former students in Atlanta and nearby. A smoker or banquet may follow. Emory men not yet members urged to send names to Colonel Thomson.

Thomas H. Jeffries Atlanta Alumni Association Emory College Wesley Memorial Tabernacle Emory Atlanta Jeffries Thomson Jennear

Panama Canal Bonds Bids Requested by Shaw

Secretary Shaw offers to the public 30 million 7 percent Panama canal bonds dated August 1 1908 redeemable after ten years and payable over thirty years. Bonds exempt from US taxes usable as bank security and available to all citizens with bids due by July 20 1906.

Washington Shaw Congress United States Department Treas Department Washingto Georgia United

ReducedRailroad Rates For Fourth of July

The Wand A RR and N.Cana & L Ry offer cheap round trip tickets to points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi, including St Louis, Evansville and Cincinnati, at one and one third fare. Tickets are good July 2, 3 and 4, with return until July 3, 1906. For info and tickets contact any agent of the W and ARR, CHASE & HARMAN. Gen Pass Agent.

Wand A RR N.cana & L Ry Ohio and Potomac Missismipui St Louis Evansville Cincinnati W and ARR CHASE

Britain Probes U S Meat Imports In Bill Across Ocean

Lieutenant Colonel Hobbs of the British army met with Secretary Wilson today to seek help in investigating American meat products. Hobbs is tasked by the commissary department to review British contacts with American packers.

Britain Hobbs Wilson Commissary Department

Treasury circular invites bids for Panama Canal Bonds

A 1906 circular from Secretary Shaw invites bids for Panama Canal Bonds payable to the Secretary of the Treasury. Bids may be submitted at Treasury or assistant treasurers offices in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati New Orleans or San Francisco. Highest bids receive priority. ties go to smaller bond amounts. Delivery expected about August 1906.

Treasury of United States Treasuers New York Baltinge Philadelphia Boston Chicago St’ Dis Cincinnati New Orleans Sansandir Secretary of the Treasury Panama Department Trekeury Washington, DC St. Louis San Francisco Shaw

Dr Kings New Life Pills Aid Gentle Constipation

Advert describes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a pleasant and effective cure for constipation. Claims they awaken torpid liver and prevent appendicitis while toning the system. Promoted as available at drug stores.

Summer Excursion Tickets on Central of Georgia Railway

Central of Georgia Railway offers summer excursion tickets to seashore, mountains, and resorts nationwide. Travel by rail and sail to New York Boston Baltimore Philadelphia and eastern points with Savannah steamship service. Tickets on sale at coupon offices. contact agents for rates and schedules. A Hoss, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta.

Central of Georgia Railway New York Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Pointy Savannah A. Hoss Atlanta

Prominent physician endorses Bowden Lithia Water for typhoid fever

A physician reports his son improved daily after using Bowden Lithia Water and urges readers to order a case. The ad touts Bowden Lithia Water as blood cleansing and mentions Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup and Compton, Mobile, Alabama, as other products, with telephonic contact 1086.

Brereton Ends Life At Army and Navy Club

Manila report says Lieutenant Talmadge H Brereton of the Second Infantry shot himself at the Army and Navy Club. Officials deem the act a result of temporary collapse and self inflicted death in a public setting.

Manila Talmadge H. Brereton Second Infantry Army and Navy

COLLINS FALLS FROM TRAIN IN BUTTS COUNTY DEATH

Prominent Butts County farmer Jeptha A Collins, about thirty five, died after being thrown from Southern railway train No 9 near Macon. He overbalanced while moving cars as the train lurched around a curve and fell to the ground. Ades resumes duties at the State Department, with Adee back at work in Washington after two months abroad.

Butts County Jackson Jeptha A Collins Southern Railway Macon Collins Ades Washington Alvey A. Adee Secrenly State Department Adee Europe

More Miners Leave Work In Alabama Strike

Birmingham July 2 Two thousand coal miners at various commercial mines quit Saturday night over expired wage terms and did not return. This brings total Alabama union miners on strike to about three thousand, with larger furnaces idle for two years. The Commercial Coal Operators Association plans a meeting to sign new contracts with unsigned companies, resuming work after July 4, though furnace mine operations remain unaffected.

Birmingham Alabama

Omnibus Building Measure Moves Toward Effect

Washington July arrangements by the treasury department to carry out the omnibus public building law enacted before adjournment. Provisions provide for acquiring about two hundred sites and erecting roughly 280 new buildings nationwide. Sites for fifty to sixty buildings already owned by the government.

Washington Teenaury Department Congress Mgfisu

Toledo Ice Trust case prompts judge to suspend sentences

In Toledo Ohio Judge Kihthe of the common pleas court sentenced ice companies Thomas H Trace Clarence Allen and Alexander Smith to ten days or a fine for contempt. The sentences were suspended to allow appeals and a circuit review to address charges of misconduct in the trial as three prominent local attorneys faced similar accusations.

Ice Trust Yoledo Common Pleas Court Thomas H Trace Clarency Alexander Smith Kinkaig Toleame Oar

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