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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
8
A fragmented passage notes Russia and Nelsdotf for Peace Ambassadors and Nelidoff passing to Paris as part of a Russian plenipotentiary delegation. It mentions 3 tan negotiations and a shift toward a new prose in press coverage.
Special dispatch reports Barnes was shot and killed in the afternoon by Byron Trammell, who entered the door as Trammell boarded with him. Trammell surrendered to the sheriff, denying a statement. Barnes had moved from Georgia about a year ago, with family in Wacon and Bremen, Germany, and worked in the cotton department of Malone four guns company.
The Southern Wholesale Grocers Association adjourned on June 21 after reelecting its officers. The advisory board will elect a secretary and special representative. A report urged rail differential relief for flour and grain products, while opposition appeared from Norfolk’s B Goodrich. The convention will reconvene in Jacksonville in April 1906. In Honolulu, AM Brown, a Republican, was elected sheriff of Oahu County by a vote of about 2200 to 1650, with House rules and ticket decisions noted.
Muss Hirsch, a Worcester resident, was arrested after the presidential visit as she wrote verses in the rail station women’s waiting room claiming they were for President Theodore Roosevelt. The president delivered speeches at Holy Cross and Clark University in rain drenched ceremonies and sent telegrams to Harvard and Yale crews during his rail journey.
In Lynchburg Virginia on June 7 the Republican state committee voted to hold a state convention to nominate a full state ticket for the November election at Roanoke on Tuesday August 3. Nearly five hundred delegates from Richmond Norfolk and Newport News competed, but Roanoke won by a strong margin on the first ballot.
A harsh report flags the James H Hyde and James W Alexander syndicate in 1900s trust and bank deals. It details misaligned mergers, stock gains, and inflated executive pay at Equitable Life and affiliated banks, alleging self-serving actions and urging restitution by involved partners.
A lengthy report details directors and officers of the Equitable Society facing charges related to James H Hyde and associates. It criticizes pension policies and board composition, noting Hendricks’ conclusions on motives and governance. The executive committee allegedly controlled core decisions, with scrutiny aimed at Hyde and Tarbell for alleged excesses and self serving actions.
Joseph M Brown and Hon Julius L Brown as executors of Governor Joseph E Brown estate survey and plat Canton land for sale. Twenty one lots with two streets. nearby farm lands, old mill site, and Sixes farm to be sold. Baptist church dispute over encroachment may be settled without court action.
Bowen accuses former American minister Loomis of dishonesty and scandal in Caracas. He details charges, state department scrutiny, and a push to undo Loomis influence as negotiations with Venezuela unfold, arguing that a tainted reputation harms U S diplomacy and governance.
The National Convention of the Junior Order of American Mechanics in Nashville elected officers including National Councillor Wolf Gilchrist of Massachusetts, Vice Councillor Henry Engertzer of California, National Treasurer Charles R Relme of Maryland, National Conductor James W Cheshire of New York, National Warden Hilary B Howse of Tennessee, National Inside Sentinel B O L Bouht of Virginia, National Outside Sentinel W H Rollsins of Texas, and National Chaplain Rev M D Sichilde of Pennsylvania. Trustees of beneficiary degree Hogar J.
The text notes that Armstrong of Missouri and Dillingham of Georgia discussed a national body meeting cadence, deciding to convene every two years with Bent chosen as the 1907 meeting site.
In Monroe on June 21 electors approved bonds to fund a water works system by an overwhelming majority. The plans anticipate connecting with existing public utilities and expanding local infrastructure, with attention to schooling and continued growth. The vote signals progress toward a broader water supply network.
Dr Hatha Way claims twenty five years of practice with perfect knowledge of diseases. He treats from the beginning without experimentation. Medicines are prepared in his private laboratory for each case. Thousands of men have been cured by him during his long establishment.
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