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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text recounts a murder case involving Mr. Broughton and a plea for mercy. The readable segments imply depictions of danger, deception, and nightly attacks with uncertain names, dates, or locations. The article lacks clear, complete details to form a precise narrative or identification of individuals.
A garbled OCR passage references a board of deaths, illness, sanitation concerns, and mentions of months and a sanitary department. It is largely unreadable but implies public health issues and deadly events linked to disease and safety. No clear persons, places, or dates are identifiable.
A fragmented report notes Judge Brand handling a bail application for Vanderford amid appeals. The court discusses conditions, potential forfeiture, and a decision with mercy pending further ground for bond. Also mentioned are unrelated notes about an actuary Muse H. cs visiting Atlanta and a Georgia life insurance context.
Gate City Terminal Company assets linked to Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic to be bought by Seaboard. Half stake in Gate City Chemical Company also eyed for purchase as freight traffic expands from Peters Street and Madlagh avenues. Announcement pushes new freight terminals, hotels, post office, and warehouses along the old Mitchell Street and Peters Street viaducts to create Atlanta’s great shipping center. President Alfred Walter and executives travel to Atlanta to finalize deal. new depots may serve Seaboard, AL&N, and A&N routes, boosting real estate values around Terminal Station amid development.
Statuary and studies in our Art Rooms showcase Cavara and Cas works described as compelling beauty. The collection is praised as ideal for gifts or personal possession, with emphasis on pure craft and appealing grace from Maier & Berkeley.
In Columbus Georgia a grand cornerstone laying ceremony for the secondary Industrial School and its $200000 technological plant drew many visitors and dignitaries. Notable guests including Max Meserbani presided and a governor Peabody was guest tonight at a reception, with white marble buildings and lavish lighting marking the event.
After the Tech graduation exercises President Matheson reported three manufacturers had already offered positions to the class of 1906. The school’s rising reputation was evident as firms nationwide sought skilled graduates. Matheson plans a one week vacation starting September 26 to address building plans and other pending matters. The new Pew Torry building and library will be placed between the main building and Knowles dormitory, with work to begin once contracts are let. resignations of faculty were not yet announced. HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE advertisement concludes.
ASA Candler Jr announces his candidacy for council from the fourth ward subject to the Democratic primary on August 22. He lives at 348 No Jackson Street and is connected with one of the Candler companies. The move follows petitions from supporters urging entry.
A list of new wreck suit filings arising from a recent crash returning to Spur from Mere Melsexterday with totals of about 195000 dollars. Plaintiffs name Atlanta and West Point, Central of Georgia and various individuals seeking damages up to 711000 dollars if all actions proceed.
A long neglected Grant block undergoes major change as new houses rise and a St Pauls Methodist church plans a new edifice on the corner of Grant and Rodney. A street between Grant and Broyles is named St Pauls Avenue in honor of the church.
The Southeastern Passenger Association considers a mileage agreement affecting troop transport for Georgia maneuvers. Washington scale rates are set to replace one cent per mile, with final figures tied to combined mileage and interstate lines. New interchanges and multiple railroad and steamship lines join the mileage program, detailing July implementations and involved carriers.
Carrollton notes report the Carrollton Wardware Company purchasing property at the southeast corner of the public square to erect a five to six story brick and stone store with offices. The town also celebrates completion and upcoming dedication of the $10,000 Masonic temple built by the Carroll Lodge, described as one of the state’s most handsome structures.
In Atlanta the recorder heard cases of two young girls placed under probation for unfit maternal care. Mathews, 16, and Snow, ages unknown, were removed from mothers Addie Matthews of Newberry Court House and Maudle Snow after allegations of neglect and questionable home life.
The North Carolina Bankers Association after a Lake Toxaway gathering has adjourned following the election of officers led by President John I Wiky of Durham. Elected to the executive committee are E Studer of Asheville JO Ellington of Fayetteville George We Maslin of Vandalia JF Watlington of Henderson held and J Terad ataw of Roxboro with W Co. Wi kinaon of Charlotte as secretary treasurer and Charles No Evans of Wilmington as a member.
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