Atlanta Salesmen Return From Tyree Annual Outing
The Atlanta city salesmen enjoyed the annual outing to Tyheechina aboard a comfortable train with low rates. The large excursion featured seaside amusements and entertainment, praised by organizers as a permanent, popular event that brought congenial participants from Atlanta and highlighted excellent order throughout the trip.
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Tyree
Foud
Atlanta
Tyhecishina
Atlante
Summer School at Auburn Offers Farm Lectures and Prizes
The Alabama Polytechnic Institute announces a short summer school and camera institute from July 5 to August 2. Lectures and demonstrations include speakers WW M Hays Jon Wine and others. Special prizes offer cash for best corn ear yield, best average, and poultry care, with prizes ranging from $3 to $18 for various competitions.
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Agenta
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic
Estes
Georgia
M Hays
Washington, DC
Jon Wine of
Breeders Gazette
Spillmen
Washington DC
Pressor Hoa Morgan
Knoxvile
Tenn
Astermam
Atlante Ga
M .Thornton Talladega
Lor'ny Brown
Smyrna
Rosa ‘Wilcex
Duggar
Rew
Hare
Anderton
Cary
Auburn
Negro receives 1001 years for assault on white woman
In Texas on June 24 the jury found V V Lee Robertson a Black defendant guilty of attempted criminal assault against a white woman and fixed his punishment at life in the state penitentiary as spectators cheered despite court warnings.
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Sic
Tex
Lee Robertson
Tce
Birth rate climbs as New York records births
Health department notes about one baby born every five minutes in New York city for a week. Reported births raise the city’s birth rate to about 30 per 1000 last year, with expectations it will reach 32 per 1000 in 1906. The rise follows past concerns over race death by own action and places New York above other cities.
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New York
Health Department
United States
Lazy Worm Affects Porto Ricans in Puerto Rico
A report to the surgeon general from Captain Ashford shows 95 percent of about 100,000 Porto Ricans near Abon Wo are afflicted by the lazy worm. A field hospital is set up at Abzontia with a $15,000 appropriation to eradicate the disease using last year’s methods. The program aims to educate locals and expand treatment as authorities note strong public response and rising demand for care.
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Ashington
Army
3 K Ashford
Abon- Wo
Abzontia
Ashford
City Ward Primary Campaign Heats Up In 1895 Elections
The city’s political scene grows lively as ward primaries return after last year’s general nomination system vote. Candidates for alderman and council seats are named across wards, with strong contenders in Second Ward, First Ward, Third Ward, and others. The shift to ward primaries aims to maintain high standards in local government.
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Hugh Dorsey
Lderman
Quilitan
A L Kontz
W H Terral
George Eubaniss
Dunn
Houston
Peter F Clarke
E E Pomeroy
Glass
Oscar Starnes
Walter A. Taylor
Steve R Johnson
Charles M. Roberts
Night School Closes Team Night School Closes Team
The Atlanta Y M C A reports final examinations for its night school program. A large cohort of adult students nationwide completed courses across subjects taught by an international committee of examiners. Successful participants include Frank Bandy, H V Dean, E H El red, Charles Heard, and others in arithmetic, bookkeeping, English, electricity, mechanical drawing, Spanish, stenography, and typing.
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Young Mon's Christian Association
Atlanta
Thea
International Committee
Maine
California
University of Georgia
Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association
Frank Bandy
H. V Dean
E H Elred
Charles
Heard
A D McCain
L Moore
Hugh A Tomlinson
G W, Adams
T M Foster
de Angus T Wicks
John B McCallum
F Gillette
A. Lewis
Andrew Stewart
Henry Ehreossarger
Thomas Greve
DL Ho O Wright
Joan W. Quillian
Horace L. Fincher
Matthew Harper
John W. Quillian
Rain Injures Rice Crop In Texas Replanting Likely
Beaumont Texas June 24 Excessive rainfall has devastated the rice crop in southwest Texas and southwest Louisiana. An estimated sixty percent of the late sown crop will need replanting as heavy rain and floods persist. Damaging floodwaters and washed out young rice threaten the season with further rain forecast into the week.
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Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Louisiane
Citizens Life Insurance taps H H Cabaniss as Georgia state manager
W H Gregory of Louisville Ky, president of Citizens Life Insurance Company, hired H H Cabaniss in Atlanta to manage the Georgia state operation. Gregory, a Georgian with Kentucky capital backing, built a fast growing company with eight and a half million dollars in policy writing in under eight months. The article lauds Gregory and the company’s rapid Southern expansion, noting Cabaniss as a prominent newspaper executive.
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W. H. Gregory
Louit Mville
Citizens' Life Insurance Company
Cay
Atlanta
H. H Cabantes
Cabanias
Gecrela
Citizens’ Ease Insurance Company
Gregary
Hang
Kentucky
Arkansas
Texas
South
Citizena Life
Gregory
America
H H Crbaniss
Georgia
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Southern Publishers’ Association
Georgia Press Association
Augusta Chronicle
Citizens Life Insurance Company
Baste Wey
In Memoriam Eleanor Virginia Ivey Dies in Cedartown
Eleanor Virginia Ivey infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Ivey and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J O Waddel died at Cedartown on June 19 1905.
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Eleanor Virginia Ivey
Eleanor Virginia
W D Ivey
J O Waddel
Cedartown
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