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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
1
An e committee meeting is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow at the Kimball House to discuss the matter. The full committee will be present and the discussion centers on a liquor dispute and related actions.
At the sob ston of the junior exercises tha t the main the pdges for the year aree selected to the successful con esta as is Professor Fuhr B Smith of Ithel Suite normal school the sophomore cup for the best de famation was won by John BM Cozurt the Jinter oratory prize by John Ko Me Denud the debaters medals by J A sikes 2 P Bell DY Rogers 3 ¢ Morris JS Bussey and WoC Miller Sheriff Will Fight Case Macon Ga Sime 18 -(Special ) Sheriff, George Robertson is by no means ready to quit his fight against surrendering a finer quantity of gambling paraphernalia captured in a raid of alleged gambbling 162Ms in Macon a year ago .The decision against him in the city court last week, has made it necssary to appeal to the supreme court and this step will be taken Some of the ablest members of Mucon 4s but have been retained
Late June 18 special report covers Fudee HK Russell addressing 4 Mary group in Raleigh while mentions include Hines North Carolina Charters, Link Company, Wel si Manufacturing, and Scapa yield 50000. The piece notes resignations, installation of Lo Blaser as Secretary, and a shooting involving two Black men, one seriously wounded.
Al bert Hamlin Jr of Augusta Ga a partner in Hamlin Morton horse buyers was found shot in Reservoir Park Bowling Green Kentucky with a bullet through his head. He was taken to the city hospital where doctors initially revived him. death expected momentarily. Hamlin arrived a few days earlier to arrange horse purchases and appeared to have taken his own life.
Special from Raleigh reports a court hearing as jurists consider hangings after two springers aboard the schooner Berwin are noted murderers. A federal reserve or rescue cutter appears involved while a chicken law trial proceeds in Columbus with five defendants.
A state camp organized by the Pariete Grider Sons of America convened in Albany this afternoon with prominent national officers in attendance. National vice president Charles HO Steen and other leaders from Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland addressed delegates attending from nearly every lodge in the state. The session continues tomorrow.
The children of Junn Gresham sue John Morris Sr and John Morris Jr for 30000 dollars in damages after Gresham was killed in a shooting two years ago in Athens Alabama. The circuit court previously awarded 500 dollars to Mctlettan who was injured in the same incident. The Morris men, once wealthy, are both out on bond awaiting prosecution.
A New York merchant pledged over 3.25 million for a handsome home project aiding the Norfolk Young Men's Christian Association. Miss Helen Gould provided support and practical aid, with the donor's name withheld for now. The Norfolk scene sees a strong turnout of marines and soldiers amid the effort, with thousands of new sailors reported in town.
In Anoaville Tennessee a Sunday bridge disaster on the Louisville and Nashville line left many aboard a passenger car killed or dying after a freight train struck the aid car laden with people. Only one railroad employee rode the car and the band car rode off without authorization. Dense fog hampered rescue as most occupants were hurled into the river below.
Washington reports uncertain tobacco yields due to unfavorable weather in June raising questions on the crop for the season. Forecasters note potential declines from last year as estimates and immediate plans are prepared for later publication and adjustments.
Odd garbled note reports a mystery figure named Racker and a routine of nightly talks with friends, meals, and thirst while hinting at unkept tipping etiquette. The fragment hints at a quirky local fascination with a bizarre cable story and a social character in town.
The planned $300000 federal building in Macon will not receive a cornerstone laying yet. Officials told reporters the project will feature only a simple inscription with the start date, as disagreements over interior inscription details delay the ceremony.
This report notes a meeting of seed crushers and industry figures traveling from Avan to Lithia Springs to discuss the cotton seed sector. The Georgia Seed Crushers Association lists officers including A Thomason as president and S Sie as secretary, with executive committee members named. The event signals growing industrial interest and potential community impact in seed processing and related commerce.
Readable notes describe an Independence Day event in Central City featuring elaborate exercises and special meals. The program aims to honor the American Revolution with prominent representatives from all colonies and tributes set for a specific date in March.
Property listings from the Ansley Park sale show multiple lots sold at strong prices. Frontage sales ranged from 12 to 16 dollars per front foot with several parcels fetching around 4 160 and higher total values amid extensive bidding by buyers and investors in a crowded sale.
In Macon the Jewish community mourns as Rabbi Weiss loses his father. Local figures including Mr Welty attend the service and offer condolences. The congregation and many residents express sympathy for the family during this difficult time.
A leaking ship was towed to port after drifting ashore near Gasport. Captain Elarzi and crew aboard reported the incident while awaiting examination of the vessel and its cargo for survey and repairs.
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