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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1906

Page

8

Negroes See Educational Qualification Shift in Bibb County

In Bibb County, officials report a surge in black school attendance and new buildings for Negro students. Superintendent Chapman notes three new Negro facilities and annexes to nearly a dozen more, while urging that educational qualification for voting could benefit Black enrollment despite white voter dominance.

Constitution Bureau Sacom Streat Mecon Bibb County C. B. Chapman Board of Education Fblt Albert Jones Trose Georgia Chapman

Campaign in Kansas Draws Fairbanks Cannon for Republicans

Kansas City July 20 Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon will join William Warner to open the Republican campaign in Kansas. Earlier plans had William J Bryan Senator William J Stone and Governor Joseph W Folk opening the Democratic campaign in Missouri.

Fairbanks Cannon Kansas City United State William Warner Wiliam J. Bryan United States Wiliam J. Stone Joseph W. Folk Missouri

Mills Ordered Laid in Mississippi Mills Sale

Judge Niles in federal court ordered sale of the Mississippi cotton mills at Wesson now in the hands of a receiver to satisfy a $300,000 mortgage. The sale is to occur before November.

Local Court Deals With Larceny and Bad Meat Offenses

Atlanta police court handles larceny over $100, meat quality violations, and public disturbances. Witnesses describe a Pullman bound for Birmingham, a Greek vendor fined for decayed pork chops, and a boy fined for nuisance at the terminal. Also reports meet notices, church gatherings, and legal actions against car skippers and damages claims.

Wauugim Southern Atlanta Birmingham Dudge Hroyles M. R. Berry Southern Brass Works Wasser Upton Sinclair Broytes Chicago Sanders Decatur Street Dennis Dats Kegle Market& Street SIS Manik Mahthi Angro Boy Empire Building

Copper Ball of Church Found Empty in Atlanta Spire

Contractor Coleman to resume work after discovering the copper ball at First Baptist church was empty. Steeple jack Manny Caster removed copper fragments as Nelson the photographer’s expert labor supported the repair. The job, involving a 30 inch diameter ball, will continue with a noon break anticipated.

Coleman Appleanta Atlanta Jack First Baptist Manny Caster Constrajor Coleman Caster

Georgians to Welcome Mr. Bryan at Louisville

Georgians prepare a large public reception for William Jennings Bryan in Louisville. The event, organized by Louisville Democrats, aims to include southern Democrats and notable figures from many states, with invitations extended to multiple U.S. senators governors and former leaders.

MR. Bryan Louisville Bryan South John W. Vreeland Democratic State Central Committee Fifth Armory Os Brvan KY William Fs

Moving Habit Rich's Trouble

A Black resident named Martin is accused of stealing items from Sarah Jeter of 93 West Alexander Street. He confessed to pawning and taking Miss Jeter’s clothes, clock, chair, and hat to fund personal needs. The recorder sentenced Martin to the city chain gang for thirty days in each of three cases, totaling ninety days.

Central Congregational Church Billis Street Carnegie Way Turvey-Alexander Jerge Eriks Jeter Eick Jedee Briles Martin

Ten Succumb to Heat in Washington Hospitals

Ten people were treated for heat prostration at Washington hospitals by until today with one likely to die. The weather bureau reported 87 degrees but oppressive humidity made conditions dangerous for residents.

Washington Weather Bureau

Postum and Grape-Nuts Promote Brain Health

An advertisement extols Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts for supplying phosphate of potash from natural sources to rebuild brain tissue after heavy mental work. It claims these products supply gray matter built from albumen and prefer Mother Nature’s products over drugs. The copy notes widespread use among professionals and mentions production and sale by grocers.

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