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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
8
Mrs Leigh and her two sons escaped a flaming car after it burst into flames while traveling in Grantville. The occupants jumped to safety as flames engulfed the vehicle, injuring Mrs Leigh and leaving the auto a total loss. Suspected burglary case tied to warehouse theft was also heard in court with two men charged.
The Wand AR and Co announce reduced round trip rail fares to be valid July 2 to July 4 for travel to points including St Louis Keane and Cincinnati and along major routes east of the Mississippi River. Tickets good for return until July 8. Information and tickets available from any Wand AR agent.
Washington reports June 20 Franklin Lane of California confirmed as Interstate Commissioner after months of delay. The nominating body recognises the faction backing Roy Merrill and ally A A Hurt, with Lane confirmed amid political contention in California.
Speer announces his bid for state auditor, linking his past as state treasurer from 1869 to 1900 with the new Tal bill. He plans a formal appearance to seek gubernatorial appointment, urging strong party backing as the campaign progresses.
A school project titled Prot Titones opens July 2, 1908 on Washington Street in Py Washington. Local officials expect community support as the new program launches with introductory events and schedules.
Dr Quellenstein the German consul for the southern states of the United States will spend several months at home on furlough. He plans to depart around July 12, and during his absence Baron dun Nerdueschcht will handle consular business, aided by First Secretary ED Steiger and Professor O Herrmann the English correspondent.
A retailer praises a manufacturer who introduced a pure food product years ago and now faces imitators. The ad notes the firm’s eight-year head start in production and marketing, highlighting Fue Landis Home Journal as a home audience vehicle and explaining why there are more competitors than true rivals.
Judge Brand of Gwinnett Superior Court refuses to grant bail to Vandeford, who seeks release after conviction. Attorneys file a mandamus petition with the Georgia Supreme Court to compel bond. the high court may hear the matter in days, possibly sending Vandeford to the United States Supreme Court on appeal.
Seaboard announces a summer schedule from Atlanta to Wilmington with weekly Saturday departures and Thursday sleeper service, connecting to Wrightsville Beach and Brightsville Beach hotels. Special fares include 825 for five days and 1655 season tickets. A party of prominent figures from St Simons Island, Georgia, hoped for a rest at the seashore.
Mrs Crooks travels from Atlanta to Washington to inform A Y Crooks of the secret Tuesday marriage in Decatur to Anna Tmman later known as Anna Oliva Tman. Friends report the union as peaceful, with the Crooks family, engaged and satisfied despite initial secrecy and parental concern.
Police court sessions opened with a German language clash as Tom Anderson and his wife faced judge Broyles. The couple, recent Chattanooga arrivals living at 118 Walton Street, described years of abuse and a tense scene in which both claimed marriage status. A judge urged immediate marriage for harmony and fined Anderson $10.75 for past misconduct and threats.
Short items report a $600 bounty discussed by officials including Governor Terrell and Sheriff Yom Fhiling, plus a peculiarly tangled list of local incidents. A Dray driver injury, a hospital transfer, a psychological society meeting, and several court moves are noted, with names, places, and dates sketched in across Atlanta.
A Buckhead youth named Jes Spotta died after a pistol cartridge exploded while he tried to force a Smith & Wesson cartridge into the bulldog pistol. He aged about 10 years, and the incident occurred near Harmony Grove with several witnesses. Funeral services were held at Harry G Poole private chapel. Samuel J Fuckinger was named secretary to Governor Harris.
A fire near Laurel Hill today caused about 7000 pounds in damage. The lint machinery for bale production and a quantity of cotton were destroyed, with 25000 pounds worth of cotton at risk. Insurance coverage is reportedly involved.
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