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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
8
An unclear fragment mentions a school, a date like June 29, and persons possibly including RG Darkiste. The text is garbled, yielding no clear event, place, or outcome to confirm. No coherent facts beyond the partial school reference.
Report on a new road survey in Columbus and nearby areas outlines preliminaries for routing from Grenville to Newnia. Notes show work on Pine Mountain and grade adjustments, with upcoming matinee performances and a theater production by Edwards Company featuring The Strange Adventures of Mice Frown Tk.
A vivid report from Lin mikes at the Ponce de Jean Caine slived gathering for the largest entertainment night. The crowd cheered as performers and helpers took the stage with energy and the theater buzzed with anticipation, promising a lively show tonight.
Covington reports cotton receipts near 35000 bales as of June 29 with an expected 5000 more before the next crop. NS Turner, leading buyer, purchased 8 bales at 9 cents per pound. To handle rising trade, Turner plans a 40000 project to build a cotton compress and warehouse between the Georgia Central line and local rails, with 1000 bales daily capacity.
A fragmented report praises Hawkes the optician as a leading designer and expert in optics. The item notes it draws judgments from competent scientific observers and practical testers, mentioning attendance figures and a vague reference to Wall Street.
Atlanta council plans to seek charter amendment giving the general council authority to close streets after hearings, asserting the need to address legal questions from a supreme court decision on street shifting. The measure, urged by city officials and Baraca Union, targets upcoming debates during the next session and faces ward opposition in physician contests.
Rumor says Ralph O Howard, a prominent business leader and druggist, may enter Columbus mayoral race next fall. Mayor J H Chappell seeks reelection. Alderman F Dis may run. A Campy and E Werach unnamed discuss, but no formal entries confirmed.
Preliminary testimony in the trial of State Senator A W Covington centers on a bribe of 12500 alleged to influence a vote on 8000000 for a new state capital. Witnesses linked payments to two lawyers and contractors, with Cook delivering 12500 to Covington to sway an unfavorable report by a special architect. no direct charge specifics were presented. The hearing resumes tomorrow as proceedings near conclusion.
Headquarters for spectacles and eye glasses welcomed by new and seasoned observers. Export opticians attended at 14 Wultenall Street showcasing durable designs and optical excellence in a devoted showcase event.
Communications with friends in Macon reveal Dr G Harrison declined the Mercer University chair of Bible and the presidency. He is in Germany for study and an unnamed successor was planned by friends. Trustees nominating committee has not yet agreed on a new president, delaying elections.
In Huntsville Alabama on June 28 a trial in Judge Ormonds court concluded with George, about sixty three, defeating Newsome in an assault case. Newsome, a real estate agent, claimed George attacked him at 75 West Harris Street. George denied intent to strike with a chair, saying Newsome refused to leave. Bond set at 100 dollars. Newsome bound over for assault and battery. Also note: T M Philips and Miss Salue Bowars married last night at Reverend Rice's residence.
Gibson Ga James 29, a passenger on the eastbound Augusta Southern, was shot dead this afternoon near Warthen. Special report says he was driven to violence by a love affair. A note from a young woman and a photographed name in his pocket link to the motive. He belonged to a prominent Jefferson County family.
Thomas Bress, through attorneys, sues Georgia Iron and Coal Company claiming forced labor, confinement, and brutal abuse. He asserts he was compelled to work in freezing conditions, tied to a chair, denied wages, and subjected to lash, naked exposure, and confinement on mining property. The case seeks remedy for severe mistreatment and illegal detention.
In Scattsboro Alabama on June 29 Henry Martin and the Lttle 0 old Laughter of Martin drowned while attempting to pass a swollen secrecy creek. Two mules and a horse and several men were also swept away and drowned. Only the body of Mr Martin has been recovered.
Rain drenches Am er icus area threatening hundreds of acres of cotton with abandonment deadlines by June 29 as competition and judges tackle weather impact. Officials report continued rain today worsening crop losses and prospects for the season.
Fireworks display planned for July at White Stone, with local organizers urging crowd safety and adherence to regulations. Attendees expected to view from nearby riverside and park areas. event details released by Litults community group.
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