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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

7

Injunction Sought Over Freight Rates By Macon Merchants

Macon shoe merchants through Attorneys Notting ham and Cabantss filed a petition for injunction in Macon Ga to curb freight rate discrimination by the Southern railway Seaboard Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Ocean Steamship and Merchants and Miners Transportation. They allege Atlanta and Macon rates were 85 cents then rose to 102 causing Macon to pay 17 cents more than Atlanta and harming local trade. Judge Buamry Speer heard the matter with a final hearing planned and a result awaited by merchants and Georgia towns dependent on through freight rates.

Macon Macon Shoe Merchants Nottingham and Cabantss Buamry Speer Southern Railway Seaboard Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Ocean Steamship and Mersnemt's and Boston New York Baltimore Atlanta Maron Carriera Bitere Newman Carriera Cava Mecoa

Left Stranded With Her Babe Left Stranded With Her Babe

Mes. Bainche Horton of Chicago seeks a night's lodging for herself and baby after claiming to travel toward Atlanta to find a man named James Hambey a middle aged friend of the family Horton says Hambey a rancher from Montana met her in Chicago and joined the trip but she lost her pocketbook with 30 dollars and now has only two dollars she says she was Miss Hundérton before marriage and that her husband died two years ago the child is 15 months old

Mes Bainche Horton Chicago James Hambey Atlanta Horton Montana Water Works Hambay Sonic San Misa Hundérton

Wallace resigns as Panama Canal chief engineer for New York firm

John F. Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama Canal and canal commission member, resigns to take a $860,000 role with a New York corporation. The move follows a stormy dispute over control and management of the Isthmus project, with Secretary Taft and President Roosevelt cited as involved. Wallace intends to lead a large U.S. railway system. Will Cromwell attends the conference with Taft. President Shonts says he does not plan to resign.

New York John F. Wallace Panama Canal Commission New York Corporation Wallace Taft Engineer Wallace Theodore Shants Canal Commission Department Roosevelt Tration Sama Canal Board Panama War Department Liama Nelson Cromwell Shonts Lberty

Negro escapes from sheriff near LaGrange

Sim Dodwell, in sheriff Birdsong's custody, seized the sheriff's pistol and escaped after backing into his house. He armed with a Winchester rifle and fled, vowing not to be captured. A 2‑man posse pursues. he is believed in hiding near Long Gane four miles southeast of LaGrange. authorities seek to arrest him for shooting his wife.

LaGrange Sim Dodwell Birdsong Tate Ter Dodwell Long Gane G. T. Godwin la Grange

Emory to Build Big Gymnasium

Oxford Ga June 27 Special report states Emory College will spend about 20000 building and equipping a modern gymnasium on campus. Dr Dickey says athletic building is assured. $10000 in subscriptions already pledged and more expected from alumni. A building committee of prominent Atlanta Savannah and Oxford figures will meet soon to finalize plans and lay a foundation before summer ends.

Oxford M. Ory College Dickey Rotlegs Board of Trusters Emory J. P. Williams Savannah A. G. Candler Atlanta W. P. Petilio George Winship Jamey EB. Dickey Lving

Aiken County Urged to Form New Georgia County

Enthusiastic meeting of citizens from Gordon Bartow Cherokee and Pickens counties in Fair Mount Georgia pushed for forming a new county. Judge A W Fite outlined facts for and against, executive committee reorganized with H C Erwin as president and RB L Strickland secretary. Boundary proposal traced from Sallacea Creek to Pinelog Creek then to Bartow Cherokee lines then along the old land district line toward Talking Rock Creek.

Fair Mount Gordon Bartow Cherokee Pickens Bis Town Food Mountain H. T. B Warlick H. M. McHan EB. Thompson H. G Tintes J. F. Hurt A. C. Collins J. B Shelhorse W. Hamrick S. Houke H. M. Hamrick J. A. Horton M Fowler M. Fuller H. S. Watts S. M. Carter Ely Richardson John Gochran H. J. Polbert H. Thompson R. Thompson B. Tolbert J. W. Jones Sallacea Creek Said Creek Pinelog Creek Checker Twenty-Third Land District E&id Cherokee County Talking Rock Creek

White Citizens Honor Old Antibellum Negro in Sylvania

In Sylvania Georgia on July 27 a colored woman Adeline Saxon aged over 90 died and was buried in the colored cemetery. She belonged to the Gin time family servant line and had ties to Dr. Richard Lazen’s family. Her funeral was well attended by white and colored residents, with pallbearers from white citizens. Reverend T A Seals led services as hymns were sung and flowers placed on the grave.

Sylvania Adeline Saxon Adeline Richard Lazen Syvanis T. A Seals Roarke

Barber arcade sought at 10 Decatur Street Atlanta Ga

An advertisement lists a Turkish Bath Barber shop at 10 Decatur Street in Atlanta Georgia seeking a barber. The note mentions nearby landmarks and a proposed county name honoring Judge John W. Aiken family, with references to Warren Asker and Cartersville Georgia. It includes excursion rates for Fourth of July by Central of Georgia Railway and details on ticket prices, routes, and validity to July 8 1905. Also reports murder prevention linked visit in Delaware Ohio and a nursery business earnings note. General Leonard Wood and wife arrived in San Francisco aboard the Pacific Mail liner Manchuria.

Decatur St Stlanta Rock Creek Coosawahe Sallacea Creek Aiken Han Warren Asker John W. Aiken Cartersville Central of Ga. Ry Oho Potomac Mississippi St. Louis W. H. Fess BD. P. A Atlanta Wood San Francisco Leonard Wood

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