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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

10

Freight Dispute Over Timber Rates Moves Through Court

In Macon Georgia on June 21 attorneys for the Georgia Sawmill Association argued against railroads seeking to regain an extra two cents per hundred pounds on timber bound for Ohio River points. Judge Baxter questioned regional effects while deliberations continued. The Georgia Southern and Florida railroad was cited as a major carrier. The hearing extends to tomorrow with a decision not expected immediately. A separate note announced a July 6 reschedule for a statewide freight meeting in Macon to discuss discrimination claims. Mercer University trustees in Macon also planned to meet to elect a president, with Wake Forest’s W L Poteat as a prospective candidate.

Constitution Bureau Second Street Macon Edward Banter Nashville H. OL. King Atlanta Federal Court Georga Sawmill Association Ohio River Interstate Commerce Commission St Xo Jodee Baxter Georgia S@ithern Ploria Rawroad St. Parrott Sawmatt Association Arequest Mercer Trustees Merser University Landrum Jameson W. L. Poteat Wake Forest College

Summer Rates for Tybee Beach Travel from Atlanta

Summer fares from Atlanta to Tybee and Atlantic Beach vary by plan. Rates include seven ninety for Tybee round trip and eight eighty eight to Atlantic Beach, with weekend and holiday tickets valid up to ten days. Through trains depart Atlanta’s new terminal at 9 p.m. with sleepers available.

Zo Tybes Atlantic Beach Central of Georgia Railway Tekere Hokets Atlanta Tybee Beason Tyee Fetor Imft Jentie” Beach Itmait New Terminal Station W.H. Ogg

Hoffman fined by recorder in Columbus murder case

Wofman charged with child murder and related crimes faced recent hearings. Hoffman, accused after a missing infant, was fined 50 cents for disorderly conduct and released. A separate postmaster bid in Columbus involves B N Clemence, former mill treasurer, seeking the Columbus postmaster position.

Columbus J. W. Hoffman Ommder Hoffmen Crawford Jude Crawford Hoffman Clemence B. N. Clemence Fagle and Phenix Mills Charlotte N. C Garrett Clemenca Weil Perry Andrews Atlanta

Young Baptists Have Fine Day at Moultrie Session

Moultrie Ga June 2 Special At the Baptist Young People convention the morning session highlighted Rev Robert Vandeventer speech on Consecration as a Service He urged Georgia Baptists to expand the movement and back a state Young People Union with education drives A committee was approved to seek aid at the next state convention The afternoon focused on junior work demonstrations by Mrs J N Moncrief and a free sacred concert by Monroe College with an audience near a thousand people The orchestra impressed attendees but the event wrapped with strong notes on organization and future rallies

Moultrie Baptist Young People'a Convention Robert Vandeventer Georgia Baptists Baptist Young People’s Union Baptist State Convention F. M. Willingham Atlanta H. C. Buckels Hawkinsville Greenesburg Muaie Union Monroe College Orcestra

Georgia Weekly Press Association Meet at Cordele Ends in Success

Corte Ga June 21 Special The Georgia Weekly Press association closed one of its most successful conventions Hartwell chosen as next meeting site Officers reelected J W Bivans honorary member Cordele Sentinel M S Tep TZ of Cordele Sentinel named second vice president Banquet at Suwanee hotel featured address by Hon Sam W Stead editor of Brunswick Journal He praised journalism as the free estate The death of a 3 year old girl of Mr and Mrs Ira Farmer guests at the meeting saddened Cordele Officials reported the child died early this morning at Thomaston Ga Bucken Adio claims cure for various skin and eye ailments praised by D J Gregory Hope Tex 25e everywhere

Corte Georgia Weekly Press’ Association Hartwell J. W Bivans M. Sitepztz Cordele Sentinel Atigadle Beachimg HfternGen Suu Coracte Suwanee Hotel Sam W. Steal Brunswick Journal Walter Coleman Georgia Press Association Small Georgia

Mrs Wilkins seeks divorce on ground of cruelty

Mrs Mary Etta Wilkins through Arnald and Arnald asks divorce from J T Wilkins after alleging cruel treatment including an incident on June 9 1905 when he choked her and threatened to shoot. She seeks divorce custody of three children and alimony.

Mary Etta Wilkins Arnald & Arnald J. T. Wilkins Mary Brts Wilkins Willkine Hast Point Wilkins

Ethics of Funerals Debate At Georgia Directors Meet

At Savannah the Georgia Funeral Directors Association held its fourth annual convention with fifty undertakers present and fifteen new members elected. Rev Gilbert A Ottman urged abandoning funeral grave side oaths and urged clergy collaboration to end the practice. Columbus invites President Roosevelt for October southern trip.

Hotsla Minaay Savannah Georgia Funeral ‘Directors’ Association G. Brandon Atlanta Gilbert A. Ottman South Mr Attman W. O. Stubbs Savannan W. BE. Blatt Augusta Columbus Columbius G.a. Jonett Columbus Board of Trade Roosevelt

Prophecy of Mrs Ward Proved False at Tybee Picnic

Savannah June 21 Special The Knights of Columbus and St Mary Orphan Home held a Tybee picnic to fund philanthropic work. Rumors linked to Mrs Ward of Augusta claimed a bridge collapse would derail trains and engulf crowds. Officials denied the danger and reported no such event occurred as crowds returned safely.

Savannah Knights of Columbus St. Mary Orphan Home Tybee M. A. O'Bye the Orphan Home T. J. O'Connor Denger Bavatmah Hedas

Bride Dies Within Week in Rockmart

Rockmart Ga June 21 Mrs Luelle Rendall Dansley aged 18 died here Monday evening in one of the saddest deaths ever.

Rockmart Luelle Rendall Dansley

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Speer al Macos Roads The Saw Mill Association Wofman General News of Columbia Young Baptists Stetson LO Whitehall Spape Poor Hiwers Amy Surf For Editors Georgia Weekly Press Association Saga Eyes D. J. Gregory of Hope Tex Mrs. Wilkins Taft Washington Allegheny River J. M. High Company Weills Sale Ottman Ry EY Harris Lithia Kuvey Harris Lithia Springs Co Harris Springs 5. C Peachtree Street Birmingham Nancie T Southern Railway Beam Dansley
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