Termination of Liquor Limits Debated for Madison Avenue
An Atlanta council session debated renewing liquor licenses for the Madison avenue corridor amid terminal station tensions. Alderman McEachern proposed repealing a prior extension on the west side, shifting licenses to the east side plus a 100 foot north limit near West Mitchell street. The council adopted a ban on Mitchell street licenses after July 1, 1906, while other license renewals were debated and adjusted.
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Sweden Hears From Norway on Union Dues to Peace
Christiana June 19 The storming today adopted a reply to King Oscar’s June 19 letter to M Berner president in the form of an address to the King and Swedish people The reply expresses goodwill but upholds the dissolution of the union A meeting of Swedish residents in Norway adopted an impressive address to King Oscar urging use of influence for a peaceful settlement to maintain Scandinavian friendship The address notes Swedes in Norway receive good treatment and that inter state interests require adjustment It is believed an extraordinary session June 21 will act to prevent further rupture
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Augusta Rail Road to Issue $190000 Bonds for Repairs
At a stockholders meeting of the Augusta Southern railroad it was voted to spend 190000 on repairs and float the amount by bonds. James U Jackson obtained a court injunction blocking the road and filed a suit seeking 2287.47 interest on loans claimed owed by the road. The case is set for the July term in superior court.
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Modern Woodmen of America Law Panel Dismissals and Dissent
Milwaukee June 9 The Modern Woodmen of America head camp clerks convention adjourned after installing a new board and handling key business The law committee recommendation to employ traveling auditors and dismiss incompetent clerks was not adopted The group tabled abolishing head state physicians and rejected changes in assessments for new members The head Clark and secretary John Sullivan pressed for higher salaries while Sullivan urged a rate revision to avoid potential future bankruptcy for the society
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Postal Treaty Signed With Panama and Australia
Washington reports the postmaster general and Minister Obaldi of Panama signed a postal treaty making Panama article rates uniform with U S, Canada, Mexico and Cuba, effective July 19, 1905. A parcels post convention with the Commonwealth of Australasia follows, effective August 1905, aligning with recent conventions with Great Britain and Japan.
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Buildings Contracts Let in St George Area on June 18
Special contracts awarded for residences for Mrs W H Daugherty Dixon Thomas EP Stueckenberg and others. W Mozo Capt Charles Dunn Burnside AT Campbell A Carmacal. Mrs Daugherty to also build two rent cottages and two store buildings for Fete Boono Mus grocer and Henry Brubaker butcher. July delivery required.
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Writ Granted In Habeas Case For Mrs Rogers
Windsor Vermont June 19 A habeas corpus writ was granted for Mrs Mary M Rogers condemned for murder. Proceedings require prison officials to produce her in Brattieboro at 2 pm Wednesday, forty eight hours before execution. State must show lawful restraint.
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How to Be Comfortable at Home Bracing Your Bath Water
An odd ad copy promotes trying a 5-lb box priced at 25c with claims of delicious taste and strong heel properties. It urges readers to visit a Whitehall Street store today to dilute and drink the product at home, touting health benefits and system strengthening.
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Jacobs Foot Comfort Powder Promises Relief
An advertisement extols Jacobs Foot Comfort Powder as a remedy for tired aching feet. It claims daily use prevents burning and smarting and offers lasting ease and comfort, urging proper foot care with a 15 cent price.
Georgia Editors Williams Visit Atlanta on Cordele Trip
Editor Williams and Son from Cranston with Crawfordville editor J C Williams traveled through Atlanta yesterday en route to Cordele for the Weekly Nation Bath gathering. The party, noted as the youngest editor in Georgia, has left a mark on the state’s journalism scene.
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Prayer Opens Atlanta General Council Amid Philadelphia Rancor
The Atlanta General Council opened with a prayer by Committeeman Wood Patterson of the eighty ward and First Methodist Sunday school superintendent. Scuffles over Philadelphia gas lease protests have defined recent sessions with accusations of thieves and rascals. The pastorless scene contrasted with a simple solemn plea for wisdom and divine aid for healing measures.
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Russian Officers in Revolt Over Police Roles
A Reuters dispatch reports hundreds of Russian officers meeting at Krasnoye Selo near St Petersburg on June 15 to protest constant employment as military police. Commanding General Relainger ordered dispersal as unlawful. Officers said they remained loyal to the emperor but rejected police duties isolating them from society. The general urged legal meetings soon. Secretary Hay arrived in Washington from New York and then to the White House for discussions.
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Fragmentary note on 1988 party events in Mexico City
A garbled text fragment references soul, Meximilian, Mexico Center, and an imperial party in 1988 with uncertain names. Limited readable items suggest dating and event context but lack coherent facts or clear entities.
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Special Educational Farm Tram Tour Aimed at Wheat Education
The St Louis Frisco railroad announced an educational tram for farmers to learn about rising wheat and corn. The four year train will carry model rooms and seed samples. It will visit towns including Guin Subgent Ala Newathing Holly and Jonesboro, with the tour starting June 26.
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