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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
9
The Wesleyan College board in Macon Ga voted to raise teacher salaries amid broad discussions over the music department and other areas. They also authorized the executive committee to consider constructing two to three additional halls to accommodate rising student attendance.
The store offers the newest shapes and shades of swell soft hats at attractive prices. Straw mats are available in all the new shapes, catering to latest seasonal trends.
War at Chicago shows renewed employer aggression in the teamsters strike with plans to increase lumber deliveries. Police protection is deemed inadequate, students may guard firms. 400 unemployed drivers expected to deliver from lumber districts amid limited disturbances. Grand jury probes payoffs tied to settlement talks. express company agents deny black list knowledge. Dr. King's New Life Pills pitched as a health aid.
An unknown woman deserted on Ocmulgee Street in Macon is improving after being left by a man who claims to be her husband. She refuses to name either her own name or the man, previously using the alias Miss Williams of Fitzgerald. The girl, about 22, blonde and handsome, is educated and an accomplished musician. Her supposed father, Williams, from Adel, searches for her while a drummer companion remains unnamed.
Special report from Cordele Georgia says L J Bush lost between 31000 and 1200 in a fire at his store Saturday night around 2 am. Insurance covers the loss. Fire origin unknown but speculation points to thrown sparks in a lot with papers by a traveling trash worker. A second blaze erupted about 145 am after extinguishment. The entire stock on the east side of the store burned due to fire smoke and water damage.
The Athens Georgia state normal school concluded its tenth commencement with seventy eight graduates led by a baccalaureate address by Dr. Bourland of Peabody Normal College Nashville. He urged southern schools to raise standards across life departments as the North maintains industrial edge. Trustees approved plans for new buildings, kept current faculty, and issued a harmony resolution placing responsibility with the president. Alumni gathered for a reunion in the college dining hall with toast remarks honoring alumni class and faculty leaders.
The religious Society of Friends holds its one hundred twenty third meeting at Maxim house on Fifteenth Street and Rutherford place in New York. Friends from nearby areas and distant cities attend. A few elders wear the plain dress and Sunday is spent in worship with five gatherings during the day.
Budapest May 28 Count Stefan Kegli yiteh was killed today by Karl Hench of the people's party in a sword duel stemming from a heated dispute in the chamber of denut Wes. Megilvitch was wounded in the region of the heart and died almost instantly.
The Hon Peten Stirling announces a new reprint edition of a notable bi, Faul Leicester Ford presented by Mille Co. Postpaid price listed as 76, with a mailing address at 39 Marietta St. Atinota, a.
In a garbled excerpt from a column: Madge asks if the doctor said vaccines had any pronounced divergence, Dolly replies she could not pronounce it even after a week. The dialogue hints at vaccine concerns but remains unclear and fragmentary.
Montgomery Alabama May 29 Special The trial of John Randolph for the shooting of his cousin Judge F C Randolph is set for tomorrow. It is said he will be released without bail. Electric fans and cold water provide comfort in a deputy’s room at the jail as friends flood in seeking confidence. The tragedy remains the main topic of conversation.
Columbus Ga May 28 Specal As a result of the revival services about a dozen new members were received into St Luke a Methodist church last night.
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