Disjointed Fragments Chronicle Early Newspaper Pioneers
Fragmentary OCR reads like a mosaic of names and places tied to journalism history. It mentions Caele Remus Placon, Richardson, Frank Rica, Postel, Thatcher, Williams, and Thompson among others, with hints of a Dispatch era, Georgia, and literary or press-related discourse, but the text is largely garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear date.
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Henret
Iit
Ita
Ticks
Atete
Georgia
Wiliams
Ma- Neil Wuest
Cartersville
History Ag Sn
Thompson
Agenius
East
Committees Weigh Evidence On County Executive Returnees
A state executive committee chaired by Yeomans appointed five subcommittees to weigh which of two county executive groups should be recommitted. The panel considered evidence at a May session in the county seat, with clerks and officials present. After debate the committee proposed leaving the decision to the voters at a later election, but the plan faced opposition over costs and process. The subcommittees directed the contending sides to file documents, then the board prepared action and a local political observer attended.
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Demostry
Kimsall
Thomas
Gale
Committee of Hd
Chetrman
Oer
Hlogkina
de Capense
Felder
Fox Committee
Gto County
Mme
W. Stark
Cowmerce
T. Hiiick
Faymele
J. M. Burnatte
Ien
Whlen Afner
W. Tyna
Cesartown
Wubeon Pnliter
Carda
I'termont Company
Piedmont
M C A Work Is Successful
Semi annual report from the colored Young Men's Christian Association covers January to June 1906. It notes increased youth attendance, services, and activities at the Dulliing location, with a breakdown of meetings, attendance, enrollments, and finances. The report highlights needs for home dues, insurance, and library improvements, and lists ongoing programs and Sunday meetings.
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Conai
Dan Nelings
Stantings
Blanes
Gymunasium
Commercial Progress of Atlanta Shown by Census Figures
Census bureau statistics released in Washington highlight large gains for Georgia manufactures. The report covers 1906 results for the state and four principal cities, noting significant increases in wages, capital in industries, and total manufacturing output.
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Atlanta
Toenefect
Alt Lzena
South
Atmatwe
Asikies
Washington
Georgia
Eome Chtica
Amnli
Progres of
Tates
Capital Cases Before Court
The regular monthly criminal docket in the state supreme court lists nineteen cases for argument, none capital. Attorney General Hart will appear for the state. Civil cases follow, including mandamus and injunction refusals in Worth and Turner counties. Dr. Harris and assistants travel to Albany to study a slow fever prevalent in South Georgia, exploring tuberculin-based diagnosis and potential treatment avenues for tuberculosis.
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State Supreme Court
Hart
Dick Smith
Barry County
C. M. Chunn
Houston County
Blackmil
Leo Fordham
Laurens County
Jim Campbell
Berrien County
W. WH. Bragg Et al
Scravens
Vquor
HR. Faulk
W. A. Green
Turner County
Mandamus
Teresa
Griffin
Annie Sanborn
Decatur County
W. R Johnson
T. J. Pine Non
Worth County
J. G. Shingter
T. J. Pinson
H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
I. T. Pattilo
F. Wachnauss
Albany
South Georgia
Harris
Hasra
Capitol
Grant Park
Railway Notes and Interchangeable Mileage Talks in Atlanta
The Southeastern Passenger Association meeting in Atlanta will discuss labor needs and interline mileage among Georgia lines. Officials from Central of Georgia, Georgia Southern and Florida, and others may push for broader mileage interchange, with two routes reportedly applying on July 1 but denied. Passenger rep J M Martie of Pennsylvania Railroad has new Atlanta offices, signaling growth as industries and new belt developments spur a wave of factory sites and rising land values near the rail center by 1940.
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Southeastern Passenger Association
Atlants
Manus
Georgia
Central of Georgia
Southern
Florida
Alen
Queen and Crescent
J. .M. Martie
Pennsylvania Allroad
Atlanta
Thin Hia
Equitatio
Mr. Sarria
Alhinta
Are You Going to Tybee or Atlantic Beach?
The Central of Georgia Railway is selling tickets at reduced rates with sleeping car reservations available. City Ticket Office at 4th National Bank Building, corner Peachtree and Manhattan streets, and Terminal Station. W H Fogg D P A Atlanta Ga.
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Wrightsville Beach
D. North Carolina
Alr
Atlanta
Wilmiaton
N.C
Wilmingshem
Ite Atreat Railway
Wilnington
Tybee
Atlantic Beach
Central of Georgia
Rauiway
4Th National Bank
Peachtree
Ma-nhatta Atrests
W. H. Fogg
Atlania
Gaad
City executive committee to name date for city primary
The city executive committee will meet at noon in city hall to discuss setting the city primary date, possibly aligning with the gubernatorial date of 18 or 22. Chairman M S Welch and secretary Charles N Allen lead a large roster across eight wards, with members named and the plan under discussion. A remark from an orchestra chair adds a note of irony about the ballet.
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M Af. Welch
Charles MN. Allu
M. SL Welch
FF. Childress
Charles N. Allen
T. O. Doole
J. Te Cobb
J. Bo Mvirett
F. Chiltren
M. Welen
T.F. Carrigan
C. G. Hannah
Walter I. Brown
Dan Gavaghan
Edward R. Hayes
J. C. Harrison
Thagadale
J. Lee Smith
J. W. Kilpatrick
I. C. Honsho
C. N. Allen
W. M. Pharr
A. Gran
Wot. Archer
M.C. Strickland
Frank L. Matane
W. M. Crumbey
Prentiss Need
Bowden Lithia Springs Water touted as health aid
Bowden Lithia Springs Water Company promotes its water as a cure for rheumatism gout stomach fever and skin troubles claiming doctors endorse its health benefits. Water is shipped daily from the springs to a local depot with pamphlets of testimonials available on request.
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Bowden Lithia
Howden Lithia Springs Water Company
Peachtree
Site picked for encampment near Chickamauga Park
Colonel Hodgson and Major Birmingham travel to Chickamauga Park to select camp pits for upcoming maneuvers of Georgia state troops and regular army regiments from the South. General Duvall may visit to finalize site plans as troops from Georgia and other Southern states prepare for a September encampment and drills.
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Hodgson
Department of the Gulf
Birmingham
W. W. Gray
Atlanta
Chickamauga Park
Dotch
Regular Army
Georgia
Engineer Corps
Washington Barracks
D. C
Ttma
Duvall
Georgia Troopa
Manassas
Allit Ia
Thaueanda
Millitora
Alabama
Misalelpal
Seventeenth Infantry
van Orndale
Seventeenth
Fort McPherson
Cuba
Philippines
Bubb
City Council Meets Today With Reports and Licenses
The city council meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock to discuss multiple items. The Avanta Gae Lights report is expected, with two reports possible including a minority one by Alderman Key. The majority favors no action against the company, while Key's report urges instruction of the city attorney to sue. A liquor license application will be considered, with no anticipated police report changes. The theater ordinance is also on the agenda, with Oldknow's strict theater construction measure largely trimmed.
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Avanta Gae Lights Company
Tr Eather
Aljerman Key
Pas
Reyort
Countian Oldknow
Johnston Attacks Merritt Figures Over Georgia Education Funds
Mark Johnston demanding a detailed account of nearly eight million dollars allocated by the Georgia legislature for the common school system over four years. He accuses Merritt of mismanagement and Ginn trust influence, citing unexplained balance and urging full disclosure of funds, personnel, and expenditures.
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Failtor Tha Gromsian
Atute Nota
Bia Atewaniship
Tazea
Hlorenes
Bundnay
Trials Begin In Superior Court Case Docket
Judge Roan opens criminal term in the superior court at 8 am with the second week of trials. Indictments for assault with intent to murder against RL Grothornton alias Huw Trotherton and John Humphreys listed for today, plus other felonies. Jail bond cases to follow. a large docket to clear through the week. Atlanta Bar Association meeting notes Colonel T B Abbott presiding. Deputy Clerk T Jefries handling membership and new charter by-laws distributed by Secretary Walter P. HIM.
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Roan
Superior Court
RL. Grotherton
Huw” Trotherton
John’ Humphreys
Belleftor
Atlanta Bar Association
Miperior’ Court Room
TB. F. Abbot
T. 1 Jeffries
Thoug
Walter P. Him
Eye glasses fitted with experienced optics and care
The article emphasizes expert fit and precision in refractive exams. It promises superior methods and asserts they provide the best glasses, inviting those wishing to have glasses fitted to visit.
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Kiaspes
Notice for optician positions in Bell phone ad
A brief recruitment notice invites men fully equipped and reliable to apply at 14 Whitehall, with Bell telephone 296. Only applicants meeting these criteria will be considered.
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Whitehall
Bell
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Richardson
Frank Rica
Thatcher
Iere
Fulton
Yeomann
Sen Ie
M.C. A
Statistics OF Manufactures
Balaried
Augusta i
Macan
Bavannah
Lamber
Supreme Court
Maier & Berkele
Pashive
Henge
H.w.rountree & Bro
Trunk and Bag CO
W. Z. Turner
Mer
Whitehall Street
Department of Gulf
Chickamauga
Duval
Bite
Bowdsa Springs
Bell Telephone
Bowden Lithia Springs
Peachtree Street
Atlante, Oa
Johnston
Merritt
Atata
Ginn Trust Suente
Cchent
Merrit Ginn
Honert Old
Madison
Bishop No
Ginn Trust
Florence
Cominaperch
Romo Jeter
Merris Constant
To Heak Trust
Merritt Ia
Seimol
Merally Boicht
W. Fo Mer
West
Senate
Moerltt
Euch
Ilex Midh
Polt
Ginn Book Trust
W. A. Merritt
Gorgias
Mark Johnston
Milledgeville, Ga
N ‘Neal Bank Me Sret
W. Y
Allen D. Candier
Sur
Annu
Agee Marchastea
Erste Ist
F. Galdwil
Asst Castier
F. Mamnry
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