Europe urged to crow contun contin cotton growth
Mancaster Eng gun a th totem tonal en tou engresa adjourned toda after deciding 9 met in Germany an 1906 Tae congress parund revolutions urging the netions of Suroye to promote the cul tivation of cotton in thet possessions and instrust tee Intrnath sal commit tee to endeavor ty s or tie amendment of the rules of the Wiring, associationa with a view to impoying the veting and margin of ¢ tlon in Lojted Stats and Egypt. So Mutton vice chairman of the British committe on growing of the 2s seclition outing steps torhe Increase of the summt of cotton in Africa mate dbo elsewhere He ansisted that the United States would not be able to sup ply the increasing domain for cotton and cod thit the efforts of American growers, were directed toward igen the ou put in order to secure Trash prices it was essential he said that the nations of Europe should hiorkly cooperate for the purpos of establishing new cotton fielde sq ag to Secure an imple supp of cheap cot on u
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Germany
Lojted Stats
Egypt
Mutton
Africa
United States
Igen
Europe
Turf on Equitable Chief Race Hyde Stock Plans Unveiled
The article outlines a heated Equitable dispute over Hyde estate stock valued from 3.6 to 6.0 million dollars and major control issues. Key figures Morton Ryan Untermeyer and trustees tied to Cleveland and Westinghouse maneuver for stock consolidation and reforms to protect policyholders.
Southern Shorthand and Business University Draws Big Summer Attendance
The Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta reports a large summer enrollment driven by reduced rates for a few days. From January to June over 260 new pupils joined, with 72 enrolled last June and expectations of more this month. The school touts its popularity, facilities, and diploma as a passport to top commercial houses, urging early preparation for fall positions.
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al i
You & Men
Shortland and Business University
Dly
Wes
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Atlanta
Southern
Mason
Dion
L W Arnold
Atlanta Ga
Roosevelt Visits Albemarle Farm On Virginia Trip
President Roosevelt travels from Washington to Albemarle farm in Charlottesville on June 9. He arrives with Mrs Roosevelt’s property near Red Hill, greets Mr Wilmer, then mounts a horse given by Wilmer for a two mile ride to join Mrs Roosevelt at Joseph Wilmer’s home. The visit, part of a quiet retreat, marks a brief stay before returning to Washington.
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Charlotteaville
Roosevelt
Albemarne Farm
Walliam Wil Me
New York
Washington
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
Red Hill
Mr Wilmer
Mr Roosevelt
Wilmer
Joseph Wilmer
Plin
William N Wilmer
Roos
Albemarle
Child Falls From Tree Dies In Sparta Oklahoma
A nine year old girl, Franc na Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas, fell from a tree in front of her home and died at 5 pm the same day. In Guttine Oklahoma a 40 year old woman Emma Coppa and her 14 year old daughter Dovie were killed or seriously injured when their vehicle ran over them after a frightened driver swerved.
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Na Thomas
Sparta
Prarona Thomas
Frank Thomas
Guttine
Okla
Emma
Copps
Dovie
Emory trustees set meeting agendas and dismiss student body
Emory College trustees plan their June 16 annual meeting at Candler Hall on the Emory campus. Two faculty vacancies loom with leave for B N Duncan and likely replacements for the chemistry and freshman departments. The student body was dismissed after spring exams and will return next year ready for more work. Brunswick closes term with Glynn academy exhibit and eleven graduates at the Grand Opera house. Louisville chosen for the next National Wholesale Liquor Dealers meeting. debate over blended whiskies. Macon Rifle Association abandons new Pulfr Springs range for drainage and suitability.
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Oxford Gn
Pocat
Emory College
Candler
Emory
B*n Duncan
Clark University
Worcester Mass
Grantland Murry
Newnan
T H Wade
Wade
Rhodes
Oxford England
D R Rumble
Hmary
Af Broxton
Oxford
Brunswick
Brunswick Public Schools
Glynn Academy
Grand Opera House
JT Colson
Louisville
Chicago
National Wholesale Liquor Devers Association of America
Macon Ga
Macon Rifle Association
Puft Springs
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Quick Relief for Heart Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a proven remedy for heart weakness. It claims thousands cured and promises relief for shortness of breath chest pain palpitations and dizziness. The copy notes improved heart nerve and muscle strength and urges purchase from local druggists with a money back guarantee.
Miss Cortelyou Under Arrest In Jewelry Theft Case
New York reports Miss Thébinette Cortelyou, a reportedly connected young woman, arrested for grand larceny over jewelry valued at 4000. Ruth Bundy, the maid, also detained. Complainant Mrs Dorothy Auerbach says jewelry vanished from her chatelaine bag while Cortelyou was in another room.
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New York
Cortelyo
Funeral notices from local paper detail multiple obituaries
Short items report the funeral of Julia Louise Abbott at Central Baptist Church with burial in Hollywood cemetery, note Ella Elliott’s funeral at Immaculate Conception, and Vivian Jewett O’Neal’s death after whooping cough. Additional items cover legal indictments for James Kelly, a personal injury suit by The Lowe Company, and several sudden deaths including Captain Plumb and Mrs. Frank M. Cowart, with burial plans and family details.
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Julia Louise Abbott
Lue Abbott
Central Baptist Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Henry Abbott
Stabbing near Currier Street blanks inquiry. Thomas sought
An African American man John Scott reported at Tatonolee station that his brother Son Thomas stabbed him in the back near Currier Street and Piedmont Avenue, with a fatal wound feared. Scott was taken to Grad hospital as officers hunt Thomas Tun. A separate notice: Fulton courts hear charter petition for New Terminal Realty Co in Atlanta with $2500 capital, later $25,000, intending real estate ventures.
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Marbury
John Scott
Butler Street
Tun New Terminal Realty Company
Fulton Courts
Atlanta
Capla
Koma J
Austin John E Goodwin
Henderson Hartman
Fairton County
Killed His Divorced Wife and Harvie Balding in Aberdeen
A man killed his divorced wife and the man she lived with in Aberdeen on June 9. Balding had been divorced from the woman in January and remarried. He went to his ex wife’s home, found her with another man, and killed both. the woman escaped and has not yet been apprehended. Edwards paid a fine in Macon to gain habeas corpus relief for his release from a chain gang after pleading guilty to burglary. the judge had imposed a $100 fine, which was paid to secure his liberty. The Monroe Orchestra pleased Macon with its Summer commencement music program.
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Walton County Grand Jury
James Kelly
Atlanta
Grand Jury
Pearl Brooks
Brocks
Ibis
Ber
Aberdeen
Harvie Balding
Vite
Harvie
New Gibson
Balding
January
Hill
Flo
Edwards
Macon
Sidney W. Hatcher
Q Edwards
Mish
Felton
Untitled dialogue about marriage and advice
A fragmented dialogue where a woman asks about marriage and whether to accept an offer. The man dismisses the question, arguing love should guide decisions, while the other party disputes whether the speaker truly knows their feelings. The exchange centers on trust, affection, and guidance.
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Intermyer
Clent
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Oolow Ile
Mydes
Ryan Tre
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George Westinghouse
Pitesburg
Volpin
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Tivan
Metropullina Trattlon Company
Worton Woosby Isinseli
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Bion
Ryan
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Wall Street
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Inship Po Board
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Alexander Chaarees
Deo
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Jordan Charles Stewart Smith
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Savder
Alvin W
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McCook
Ledvand Barr
Bravia Thes
James H
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Parke
Aexander
Wertlay Dodge
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Vanderbilt
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Gould
Thomas T. Eckert
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Moffat
Lewis Fitzgerald
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Hyde
Alexander
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Depew
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Vir Mottat
Moron
Merton
Lautable Late Assuringe Society
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Supreme Court of
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Ton
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Meurinee Department
Estimnatine
Untermyer
Vorean
Atevide
Basta Wi
Ameuss
Gat
Metropolitn Praction Company
Cleveland
Gfice
Geo. R. Law & Co
Whitehall Street
Niewera
Southern Shorthand
Basic University
O Brien
On Supreme Court
Pibtshare
Mortons
Equitable 56 Aedy
Thera
Path
M J O Brien
Charles Stewart Smith
Old Virginia
Wife
Old Dominion
Teer
JD Dickey
Miles
McGill
Frodt
Miles Medical Co
Eilhart
Ind
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Mina Cortelyou
Charles Eliott
Qaklaod
Fliert
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Vivian Jewett
R. C Oneal
Fortress Avenue
Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Westview Cemetery
Nea
Arthur Davis
WH Wight
Neal Printup
Lost & Nail Joint
Unger George &Powell
Royal Box and Paper Company
Ulion Superior Court
Etheridge Boykin & Etheridge
Powell
Jeigth
Indurjeg
Defemtvit Company
EE Lowe Company
AT Lanin
Fulton
Central of Georgia
Yail Way
Louisville and Nashville Road
Moore & Pomery
EE. Lowe Company
Captlin DO Plume
Eit
DB Plumb
Augusta
Captain Plums
United Confederate Veteran
Jeaves
James Q Neal
Plumb
Marie Underwood
John W H Underwood
H HO Plumb
Pullman
M&s
Frank M. Cowart
Veable Street
Reldville
Mur
Alecinder Mutegel
Transer
Secro
Chen Ag Tobacco
Alice M Cifael
Ostreit Dimo
Woodwind Avenue
Andy
Rs Saat
L.H. Warner
A. M
Ph. G
M.D
Brooklyn
Ino Pape
Nestor
Hewlaine
Buefalo Lithia
Laure G. Horn
Diversea of
Baltymore
C.wile
LL O
Danbury
England
Lithia
D. Wes
General Drug and and Mineral Water Trade
Springs
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Dees
Dermapris
George C Wallace
Flournoy
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Pandolph
Monroe Orchestra
Coates
Plymouth
Monk
New York and Kentucky Co
ERECE
Draughon
Practical Business College
Columbia
Raler
Montgomery
de Bock
Maron
Fort ‘ Worth
Nashville
Boras
PBC
Daily Constitution
Charles J Wallace
Tiwan J Tan
Vacohadiex
Board of Trustees
DeJenes
Ted Price
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