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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1906

Page

12

Trial of county physicians opens before commission

The county commissioners began the investigation of grand jury charges against Dr. J. W. Hurt and Dr. Everard D. Richardson with two hours of prosecution witnesses drawn largely from convict camp staff. Superintendent Donaldson defended the doctors, claiming the reports were misleading and that convicts were sometimes sent to work rather than kept in hospital care. Major Nathan Lyons testified of a ten hour delay before a sick convicts death, prompting further scrutiny of hospital overcrowding and doctor response times.

J. W. Hurt Everard D. Richardson Donaldson Nathan Lyons Hurt Reuben Arnold Richardson James W. Austin Rosser Amas J. Donaldson Kurt PB. Morgan Grand Jury Tors A. M. Guck Head O. F. Jones Buckhead Arnold Mr. Jones Br. Jones Albert Howell Sr County Works Howell Dr. Hurt Major Lyons W. R. Rosser TJ. Anderson Gailer J. J. Fain Burana Ard Lunon

Combs and Barettes Show Elegant Hair Ornaments

A display of decorative shell combs and barrette styles highlights the new assortment. Gold filled backcombs studded with diamonds and green tourmalines, a broad top with an Empire design, and diamond-tine plaques with enamel accents are among scores of pretty, fetching patterns.

Freedom for Nine Convicts in Clemency Action

The Prison Commission, with few capital cases left, prepared clemency and commutation recommendations for May 16 hearings. Milton and Jesse Rawlings, and others facing death or long terms, await the governor's decisions as Eastman rioter cases conclude. Orin Duresse, a Macon bigamist, along with Thomas F. Allen and several others, seek pardons or commutations, while some petitions were declined.

Milton Jesse Rawlings Tfe Columbus Cody Houston County Huss Grant Morgan County George Broughton John Graham Sumter Henry Howell Eastman Stafford Foster Lange Bigamist Orin Duresse Macon Duresse Florida Aquor Thomas F. Allen Bibb Allen Jon Hill Hall Bible George Peterson Floyd Ivyane Fish Hancock Nquor Tom Hii Polk Andy Ker Carroll Will Pears Coweta Afo P. Kambrough C. H. Scott J. J. Carroll Patton Joe Holt Folk Jesse Osborne Dink Grant Chattahooches Tom‘ ‘Childs Pike Alex Thomas Jeff Phillips Horace Jones Chatham

Acid Phosphate Tonic Note in Household Remedy

A fragmentary note mentions HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE and a teaspoonful added to water as a tonic, alongside references to SuBarnies. The text is incomplete but indicates a home remedy practice using labeled products.

Horsford

Gala week for post aA Savannah Drummers Entertain Guests

Savannah Ga May 14 Special indications point to a successful gala week for post A of the Travelers Protective Association. Drummers will entertain guests starting Tuesday and continuing through Thursday with retail merchants from Savannah and wholesale houses urged to attend. Mayor Herman Myers will welcome attendees, with J K Overstreet and Rev G A Otuman among speakers. Charles Marks chairs arrangements, Joseph Vontein to marshal the parade.

Nnah Savannah Protective Association Thasias Herman Myers Wellcome J. K. Overstreet Sylvania G. A. Otuman Enil Charles Marks Joseph Vontein

Advertising Drives Factory Expansion Across New England

Many manufacturers have doubled plant size after advertising in The Ladies' Home Journal. A New England shoe maker, warned by salesmen of falling demand, saw advance orders surge on advertising proofs sent to dealers, prompting plans to double plant capacity due to boosted business. The Curtis Publishing Company.

Ladies’ Home Journal New England Sapres’ Home Journal

Fire drills save Lee Street students as flames sweep school

Miss Mills ordered a drill as smoke filled the Lee Street school. Children, led by drummer boys Brooks Lovelace and Howard Denham, marched calmly outside to safety while teachers coordinated the orderly evacuation. A misstep by Miss Mills caused minor injuries.

Gate City Terminal Company Seeks Charter to Build Atlanta Terminals

Application filed with Secretary of State Philip Cook for a charter of the Gate City Terminal company with P S Arkwright and others connected to the Atlantic and Birmingham and Atlanta railroad interests. Capital stock set at 500000 with possible increase. plan to construct equip and maintain Atlanta terminals on Peters Street and improve the line from Howell's station into Atlanta. Trains expected to run into Atlanta from Birmingham and Brunswick by January 1, 1908.

Gate City Terminal Co Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Barich Philip Cook Gate City Terminal Company Arkwright Harry M. Atkinson Atlantic and Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Tee Gate City Terminal Company Howell's Peters Street Brunswick

Postmaster Robbed at Riverton After Severe Illness

G W Fouts, Riverton postmaster, recounts a near-fatal robbery and recovery from a chronic liver complaint. He credits Electric Bitters for curing his jaundice and maintaining health for eleven years. Prevents biliousness and supports stomach, liver, kidney, and bladder function. 60 cents at drug stores.

G W. Fouts Riverton, Jr

Ballard Bifocal: One Frame for Near and Far Vision

Walter Ballard Optical Co offers bifocal lenses that combine near and far sight in a single frame. Manufactured with advanced machinery, these lenses are marketed as superior to traditional bifocals and are sold globally. The Atlanta based firm advertises its ophthalmic prescription department and refracting opticians at 61 Peachtrea Street.

America Walter Ballard Optical Co Peachtrea Street Atlanta

Straus Quits Mutual Life Board Post

New York May 11. Oscar S. Straus former United States minister to Turkey will refuse reelection to the governing board of the New York Life Insurance Company following the resignation of William B. Hornblower as a trustee. Mr Grtaug has been a trustee for many years.

Straus Mutual Life New York William B. Hornblower New York Life Insurance Company Oscar S. Straus United States Turkey Grtaug

Brave Children Save School as Fire Strikes Basement

Miss Mills led students to safety as flames rose from old shingles in the basement of the school. Drummer boys Howard Denham and Brooks Lovelace aided the evacuation, while teachers praised calm conduct and fire drill. Miss Mills was injured but shaken, and the origin of the fire remains uncertain. Local fire crews arrived at 10:56, preventing greater damage.

Miles Mills Howard Denham Nis Edward Wenham Culver Street Brooks Lovelace Thomas Lovelace Park Street Miss Mills

Strohbar Cleared of All Charges in Florida Case

Gainesville Florida May after thorough investigation the Alachua county grand jury returned no indictments on all counts against J N Strohbar former Atlantic Coast Line agent accused of embezzlement. Prosecution by ACL with top legal talent and expert witnesses noted. Strohbar had been acquitted on similar charges in Atlanta and came to Florida voluntarily to face the charges.

Atlantic Coast Line Florida Gainesville Fla J. N. Strohbar Grand Jury Alachua County Strohbar Atlanta Terrell Georgia

Street Car Hit By Flying Train Near Chattanooga

An electric street car on the Chattanooga Southern line was struck by a moving train at a crossing near the city innets this morning. Two men were killed, one fatally injured, several others hurt and bruised. The car carried laborers from St Elmo to work. a one legged man escaped injury. Dead include Milton Rankin, contractor, and W W Perrigo. Injured: Fred Fry, T J Hanlin, Ben Randal, Robert Justice, Frank McCoy, William McNeill, Jack Bethel.

Chattanooga Tenn Chattanooga Southern Railroad City Innits St. Elmo Milton Rankin Perrigo Fred Fry T. J. Hanlin Ben Randal Robert Justice Frank McCoy William McNeill Jack Bethel

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