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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
The county reports 2845 Negro children and 1007 White children in schools, with Negro students leading by about three to one. The data show ongoing racial disparities in school enrollment and attendance, reflecting long standing segregation effects.
Bishop Satterlee outlines changes at the Cathedral School including new faculty for the 1914 commencement and diploma presentation. Roosevelt administration ties and donor activity are noted as part of the school’s development and governance. The exercises close with the bishop giving a benediction.
Map to Georgia appetite and Georgia cooking as Polsom’s lunch rooms in Atlanta claim the heart of the city. Folsom’s methods, multiple locations, and the Georgia method of cooking are praised for pure food, hearty portions, and seasonable dishes attracting locals and visitors alike.
Morris Brown College reports a successful year with 1047 students enrolled and 50 graduates from multiple departments. Trustees vow to build a new industrial facility funded partly by a Carnegie gift. aim to raise $6000 in churches across the state and complete the project by the next term.
Last night Professor Kyle Talfmand, eleven years with the Georgia Military College at Milledgeville, was elected superintendent of Dublin public schools. Professor O F Hixon was reelected principal of Johnson Street Grammar School, and Carl Teake of Meridian, Mississippi, was elected director of music. This completes the staff for the coming year, with other teachers already elected.
At Americus Hospital Association's annual meeting on June 6 Arthur Rylander was elected president Judge Charles H Crisp vice president Reverend Jir sin secretary and G Morgan Eldridgs treasurer. The hospital marks its first year of operation with many patients successfully treated at a greatly equipped charitable institution in the state.
Special report from Columbus Georgia dated June 6 notes US Commissioner Brown bound over Mary Cunningham a 25 year old laundry worker on charges of passing counterfeit dollars. The city has seen many bogus bills in recent months with merchants identifying Cunningham as the person who passed or attempted to pass counterfeit money.
Southern railway announces a through Pullman buffet sleeper service from Atlanta to Asheville leaving midnight daily. Arrives Hendersonville next morning at 9, Asheville at 10. Sleeper car opens to receive passengers at 10:30.
Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co presents waists in Wallace embroidery and Dutch necks at Styles that New York endorses. The week’s South lot features about 250 pieces in sheer lawns and Batistes with inserted Wallace bands, priced from 1.00 to 6.00 dollars. Various neck shapes and two new arrivals plus about twenty styles in total, including round square and V shapes.
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