Freight Rates to Be Discussed in Macon Meeting
The Macon chamber of commerce invites Atlanta and Savannah representatives to Macon next Tuesday to discuss freight rates. The meeting aims to investigate Macons role in rate making amid differing claims from the two cities. President Dasher and Secretary Anderson noted the event may span a long session as Vincen decides which side aligns with Savannah or Atlanta.
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Macon
Mac Ton Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Savannah
Chambers of Commerce
Macons
Loca
Sesson
Dasher
Graups
Freght
Anderson
Vincen
Alabama postoffice robbed by professionals
An Alabama post office at Alexander was robbed of 100 in cash and 10 in stamps plus merchandise from Norris Woodruff’s store. Entry was gained through a rear door with a hammer and crowbar, and investigators noted rubber tires and a horse buggy trail. Police were notified and county authorities alerted.
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Annlaten
Postoffice
Alevandra
Norris Woodruff
Postofica
Reu
Boy Hurt by Open Knife In Accidental Fall
The 12 year old son of Dr Folks was seriously injured when he fell onto an open knife this afternoon. The blade entered his breast about two inches and narrowly avoided vital organs. Doctors say the wounds are very serious but not necessarily fatal.
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Wille Folks
Jaime
Wil- Me Telke
FC Folks
Falag
Han
Perenne
Lawmakers Discuss Mandatory Court Book Practice
The assembly considers a resolution to codify logomantion style reforms and mandatory book practice in courts. Senators debate a bill making it compulsory to maintain standardized books in legal proceedings and telegraph and telephone company oversight on a new basis.
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Milson Wis
Assembly
Senate
Judge Speer Hosts Reception at Morer Anner Law School
A reception was held tonight at the law school of Morer Anner with Judge Speer presiding over the event. A large number of prominent people attended, and the gathering drew considerable attention.
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Judge Speer Antertains
Jone
Fudge Tmors
Law School of
Moreer Anner
Lee
Flagman Wounded in Tennessee Trainyard Shooting
Special Tax Collector J L Galloway and brother George Galloway were shot 6 am 10 miles north of Blue Ridge Ga aboard a Louisville and Nashville train. Flagman R T Ewing wounded. shooter at Cooke house. Galloways, prominent locals, died. Ewing recovering with head injuries after defending himself during a train incident near Ten nessee line McKay.
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Blue Ridge Ga
J. L. Galloway
George Galloway
Louisville and Nashville
T Ewing
Cooke House
Lowsville
Nashville
Knoxville
Tennessee Line
McCay
George Gallaway
JL Galloway
George
Russell Ville
Louvile
Thashville
Gelloways
Harnin
Theiowas Ga
Burglary mix up leads to two arrests in city stores
Two burglary cases end with arrests after skylight and street-level entry attempts at Ivy street grocery and meat market. Suspects Tucker Quanally and Dank Morrow amegra detained as officers recount the night, with one claiming a rat in a trap moment. A York reports capturing Beaborn Smith in Auburn avenue pursuit. Kidney potion ad closes.
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Ivy Street
Tucker & Quanally
Hussey
Borne
Felder
Jolly
Nat
Dank Morrow Amegra
Ecollar
York
Auburn Avenue
Beaborn Smith
Postal ‘Telegraph
Bracewells
Hun
Negroes Attempt to Blow Up Store in Ripley Tenn
Early hour explosion at a store in Ripley Tennessee caused floor damage and scattered wares. Report states the crime was attempted by Negroes and provides no clue to the guilty parties.
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Tenn Vine
Trial of Inspector Journes Probes Police Club’s Morals Case
In New Orleans on June 2 the trial of Inspector Journes of the police on charges of incompetency revealed a club linked to police protection payments of 200 dollars monthly. Testimony described bringing women to cities for immoral purposes and affidavits against policy shops. Journes argued prejudice. the judge allowed the mayor to remain. Journes was found guilty of incompetency and dismissed. former Recorder B G Whitaker was named acting inspector.
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New Orleans
John Journes
Ike Slumsky
Alt
Journen
Westerfield
Journee
Tournes
T Board
B. G Whitaker
Whitaker
Summer Cold Cure Claim and Signatures Sought
A truncated ad style note promotes a cold cure claiming to remove the cause and invites readers to call for the full name and signature of BW Grave, seeking endorsement or confirmation. The terse line hints at a marketing pitch and petition or verification request amid unnamed parties.
Burman admitted to bail in Rhine murder case
Macon June 2 special Attorney Joan R B Cooper received a message from Eastman stating Miles A Burnam had been admitted to bail on seven thousand dollars. He is charged with murder alongside Leroy Burnam, who was acquitted last week. Both men faced the killing of W P Livingston at Rhine Georgia in January.
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Macon
Joan RB. Cooper
Eastman
Miles A. Burnam
Leroy Burnam
W P Livingston
Rhine Ga
Weaver Beheading Ring Men Shake Up in Philadelphia
Mayor initiates a broad personnel reshuffle in public works and related departments. William H Baker resigns as assistant director of public works after being labeled an organization man. Thomas L Hicks appointed to succeed him. Alexander Coyville resigns as assistant director of public safety. Secretary Hay and Mrs Ha depart Paris for London on June 2. Ambassador McCormick and Mrs McCormick see them off. health of the secretary shows continued improvement.
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Hay
London
Paris
Mra Ha
McCormick
MecCormick
Supper table of Christ in Rome cited by cardinal
A cardinal inaugurated a world congress on the Last Supper table at St John Lateran in Rome. He urged funds to preserve and ornament the sacred table and said a future congress could be in London. The pope celebrated his seventieth birthday with greetings and a lunch with his sisters who gave flowers.
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Rome
Cardinal
St John Lateran
Cardinal Respig
David Fleming
London
Boys High School Class of 1905 Receives Diplomas
The Boys High School graduation drew a large audience at the Grand Opera House. The exercises featured four speakers who earned applause, a display of physical culture, diploma and prize presentations by Luther Rosser, and music by Worms Orchestra. Readers included awards to Saunders Jones for best ready writer and Reynolds Clarke for best student in American history. The class then attended a banquet at the Aragon.
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Grand Opera House
Rey Wow Landrum
Saunders Jone
Citzen
Norman Giles
William F Slaton
Theodore Toepe
Luther Rosser
Board of Education
Worms Orchestra
newWomas
Tubher 2 Kosser
WM Slaton
Saunders Jones
William S. Upshaw
Reynolds Clarke
Vets
Aragon
Jewels of Queen Isabella Auctioned by Mrs Stanford
Five sets said to have belonged to Queen Isabella of Spain will be sold at auction here. The jewels are part of the Leland Stanford Jr University collection in California, estimated at $1,000,000. Mrs George Per Inns Law, a niece of Mrs Stanford, notes only intimate friends know the Isabella jewels were owned by her. Nether Mrs Lawton nor her husband could learn how Senator Stanford secured them.
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Mra Stanford
Isabella of
Spain
Leland Stanford Jr
California
Stanford
George Per Inns Law
Wisconsin Bank Closes Doors in Ladysmith Wisconsin
June 2: The president announced to the comptroller that directors voted to close the bank door. The federal bank examiner has taken charge and a receiver has been appointed. No further details on causes or totals are provided.
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Wisconsin
Washington
First National Bank
Ladysmith
Wis
Petar FR. Ealing
Ey Miner Harling
Loring Raoul Made Captain Of Georgia Teams
Athens on June 2 Specter Loring Raoul an Atlanta boy was captain of the Georgia team for the 1906 season while Arthur Sulton was reelected captain of the Georgia fastball team Tough Scott named manager of the Georgia baseball team Scot was manager for 1906 succeeding Dick Combe who resigned Lemuel B L has been elected manager of the track team Under Sullivan leadership Georgia had a fairly successful baseball season despite Fleischman and Trammel Scott being banished limiting services of two key players.
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Athens
Specter p—Loring Raoul
Atlanta
Georgia Trash
Arthur Sulton
Georgia
Scott
Atlanta Bos
Scot
Dick Combe
Lemuel BL
Sullivan 3
Georgia Han
Fleischman
Trammel Scott
Ier
Yellow Fever on Isthmus Reports New Case
Isthmian zone reports another yellow fever case on the Isthmus. The patient is American engineer Bene JB IF Reaing, 25, employed at Culebra, taken ill May 23. Also mentions Wheat No Corner and Milwaukee firms settling at 27.44 casing price after anti corner rate review by Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
Isthmian Cual
Culebra
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Simmons Faces Grave Charge
Macon Georgia June 2 Special A charge is issued charging Henry Simmons with a misdemeanor in connection with the burial of twin infants born to a woman admitted here last Sunday The woman is in critical condition at the city hospital and has given several names The case led to a sheriff s inquiry and Simmons a telephone one man is held for further investigation
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Macon
Henry
de Mor
Corozer Young
South Georgia
Simmons
North Carolina Crops Show Mixed Uproar in Yields
The North Carolina agricultural department reports mixed crop conditions with corn dipping while wheat and oats hold around the mid nineties. Tobacco shows strong conditions and peanuts, apples, and peaches appear below peak health, reflecting uneven statewide yields.
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North Carolina
State Agricultural Department
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