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Seher and Ziegler vie for cuts as Brown trades at the event, with rivalry shaping the competition.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
8
Seher and Ziegler vie for cuts as Brown trades at the event, with rivalry shaping the competition.
Funeral services for Esther Inshvannar were scheduled in Savannah with a train departure and church ceremonies. The ceremony will honor the late Esther and include remarks from Speaker Cannon and a traditional grave setting by Pallbearers.
Police board to meet for monthly session as Sergeant Tomer and Mitchell stand accused of allowing Edna Itexford to use the vault as a dressing area. Witnesses summoned. case promises to be highly interesting.
June 17 report notes a commemorative tablet set at the death house for AM Aximo Gomes. Ceremonies under the Bheralists featured eulogies from both parties and draped flags. The article mixes adulation with political division and symbolic tributes.
Ailing infant in Grant Park draws a tender scene as two young parents seek relief under a tree. Neighbors rally, a kindly doctor attends, and conversations about country air and healthier times reveal city hardship and communal care in a sunlit afternoon.
The life and career of G C Matthews late managing news editor of The Macon Telegraph were honored at a service at Christchurch on Walnut Street Macon with Elks Lodge members and local press colleagues in attendance. The funeral proceeded to Riverside. pallbearers included M R Pendleton and W T Anderson among others.
A Lake Shore Twentieth Century Flyer train wreck near Seneca two miles west of Buffalo early today injured many aboard but no deaths reported. Sixty seven passengers were aboard the train when a split rail caused the crash. several sleepers were badly smashed and all passengers were shaken, with a few slightly injured.
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia scheduled a two day meeting at Lithia Springs Georgia on June 19 and 20 with a full program of talks on cotton seed chemistry feeding value and uses. Notable speakers include John M McCandless C L Wiloughby O K Jalka J Carter and others. The event will feature morning and afternoon sessions with addresses on cotton seed meal in animal feed and related topics. The officer slate and committees are to be announced. In related results Lyons voters nominated Peter Clifton for representative and listed county officers and officials as reported from the county primary.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held memorial services for departed members at the First Presbyterian Church. Past grandmasters and lodge officers attended as Rev. Bridewell preached, with roll calls honoring those who died in the past year. The event followed a nationwide observance ordered by Grand Sire E Wright of Alle ndale, Pa.
Two men named Wheelocle Tinrvey and Dave Meville, said to be wanted in New York for robbing the First National Bank of cash and securities, were arrested tonight by local detectives in Fort Worth Texas. Harvey, a bank messenger, aided their passage. The pair had only a few hundred dollars, a large revolver, and a pig dick when apprehended. They are in jail awaiting advice from New York and say they will return without requisition papers.
The body of T. Watson, a leading Newborn, North Carolina resident about 53, was found two miles from his home. Authorities say the death appears strangling. Garry Fos, a Black woman, and Garrison Wiley, a Black river worker, are jailed as suspects after Watson was murdered during a country drive last Friday. Remains of Seddon arrived.
The steamer Quesiry Grange bore the body of Premier Seddon who died aboard. Thousands gathered at the wharf to witness the landing and the coffin’s arrival. The body lay in state in the parliament building and a funeral was planned for Thursday near Thureday.
A Sunday morning burglary at the Atlanta Athletic Club left $40 cash four bottles of whisky and about two boxes of cigars taken. Entry was gained through a window in the rear alley access. Detectives Simpson and Mayno lead the case as police pursue a likely experienced burglar.
In Macon Georgia a young man named John Desare died from injuries after being struck in the face by a hack shaft outside the Grand opera house. The incident, considered an accident by a jury, occurred when an elevator boy, returning to duty, was driven into by Wale Swayne, a youth. The suspect, a Black youth, is in city custody awaiting a hearing before Judge Nottingham.
A New York Sun article notes snakes rise in value with length and rarity. Large pythons fetch high prices per pound or by length, with 14 footers at about 150 dollars and 26 footers around 500 dollars, while imports from awakea countries supply most big snakes. Prices vary by individual snake and weight, and buyers include zoological parks and showmen nationwide.
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