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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1906

Page

7

Sundry civil bill funds federal prison and public works

Washington May 29 Special The largest sundry civil bill to date carries 94 346 573 with 80 000 for Southern Federal Prison wall, 40 000 for subsistence and running expenses, 20 000 land purchase for Fort Oglethorpe area, and 30 000 for Chickamauga and Chattooga park maintenance. It includes 25 450 991 for Panama Canal work, canal bonds totaling 130 000 000, and river and harbor items across multiple states including Alabama Mississippi Florida and Georgia. The house will likely take up the bill Thursday.

Washington Fort Oglethorpe Chickamauga Chickemauga Chateanoora Stinary Elvit Pitt Penami Canal Treasury War Department Fort Screven Fort Monroe Fort Ogiethorpe Fort Crockett Tex Fort Moultrie 8. C Macon Biloxi Miss Elizabeth City Spartanburg S. C St. Johns Tiver Florida Tennessee River Chattanooga A. Hale Thurstay

All Teachers Were Elected For Next School Year

The board of education held a session and elected eighteen teachers for next year starting in September. A principal and teachers for a new South Pryor Street school were chosen, with secrecy pledged and the public announcement planned for next Saturday.

Board of Education Nume‘bef South Pryor Street

Torrey Hammers Atlanta Preachers Refuge of Lies

Evangelist Dr. Torrey denounces religion as a refuge of lies in Atlanta sermons calling universalism selfish and condemning church members from multiple denominations. He promises a great baptism of the spirit this week and urges near 4,000 in attendance to take personal action for salvation.

Torrey Fpiere-Brands Atlanta E, Y Clarex, JR Dr. Torrey Dr.Torrey Christ Hell Tang Dig Torrey Goa Universaliam Hel Jesus Cart Beret

Fashion for warm weather shirts and Oxfords praised

The season opens with dressy patterns and neat Oxfords and silk shirts featuring soft collars and cuffs ideal for hot weather. These garments emphasize comfortable, airy style with refined details for the season.

Honor Davis Next Monday Memorial at Capitol

Commemorative exercises for Jefferson Davis birthday to be held Monday at 3 PM in the House chamber at the Capitol. Organized by Atlanta Confederate veterans and Ladies Memorial Association, with Hooper Alexander as orator and Rev Dr John Briggs as chaplain.

Jeferson Davis Capitol House of Representatives Davis Pices Atlanta United Confederate Veterans Ladies' Memorial Association Hooper Alexander Samuel B. Scott John Briggs Capitol Avenue Baptist Church Wurms _ orchestra Postell Cartersville Savannah The Macon Telegraph Captain Postly Savannan

Mutual Robbed of $1,000,000 in Bank Fraud Case

New York May 22 The Tribune will report that a Special Grand Jury probing the Mutual Site Insurance Company found evidence of a long running fraud. Thousands of dollars were taken annually for twenty years via fake printing and supply bills from George McKibbin & Son. McKibbin testified yesterday. Indictments against former Mutual officials with guilty knowledge are likely as prosecutors tally over one million dollars stolen from the treasury.

New York the Tribune Grand Jury Mutual Alfatra George McKibbin & Son No. 35 Park Street George’ McKibbin Criminal Courts The

Ice cream festival aids San Francisco sufferers tonight

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers hosts an ice cream festival at 202 Hunnicutt Street to aid San Francisco sufferers. Railroad workers urged to attend. all willing to help invited.

Brotherhaea of Locomotive Engineers Hunnicutt Street San Francisco

Women’s foreign mission board names Asia and Brazil appointees

Opelika Alabama May 29 The Woman’s board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church south announced appoint­ments to foreign fields The China group includes Mary Lou White Nettie Peacock Emma Seater Sophia Manns The Korea group lists Lilian Nichols Mary D Meyers Eleanor Dye The Brazil group names Elizabeth Lamb Estelle Hood Officers elected Honorary life president Mrs M D Wightman president Miss Maria L Gipson vice presidents Mrs A W Wilson Bowell Mrs T Barnum Corresponding secretary Mrs S C G Tracehart assistant secretary Mrs B Cobb Recording secretary Mrs T B sperceage Treasurer Mrs H N McTylere Board will meet next year in Richmond Va

Opelika Ale Tha’ Woman's Board of Foreign Missions The Metheast Episcopal Church South China Misa Mary Lou White Norfolk Virginia Misa Nettie Peacock Macon South Georgia Apalachicola Florida Mary D. Meyars Ashburn Eleanor Dye Evansville North Mississippi Brazil Elizabeth Lamb Fayette North Carolina Estelle Hood Commerce North Georgia Hese Mra M. D. Wightman South Carolina

Chickens cause trouble and warrant due for assault

Mrs Emma Duncan sworn a warrant against D A Tedder a clerk in the judge advocate’s office for assault and battery after she says he entered her yard to fetch his chickens and knocked her down. Tedder claims she chased his chicken with rocks and he guarded himself with force as she attacked him. He is on vacation and not yet served. The page also notes court closure on National Memorial Day and altered post office hours.

Torrey Mike At- Tanta Atlanta Qnan Emma Duncan D. A. Tedder North Avehus Justice of Peace Landrum Judge Advocate Department of the Gulf Duntan Tedder

Mortuary notices from a Atlanta area paper

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list infant Margaret Hall, 3, and others dying at homes or private sanitariums. Interments set for Westview and Mt Gilead. services at residences or churches. Notables include Captain Postell transit to Savannah, Mildred Terry, Mary Ivie, Beulah Walker, and J Scripps.

Margaret S. Hall Margaret Hall George D.hall Bonnlebrac Westview Cemetery William A. Waita William A. Waits Ths West Georgia Avenue Mt. Gilead

Desperate Aniston Mother's Plea for Missing Son

A heartbroken Anniston mother writes to Curt Jennings claiming her 5 year old son Bowen has fled to this city. She describes a desolate home and begs the chief of police to use all means to locate and return her child, believed to be in this city near Seventh and Christian streets.

J. M. High Peachtree Street Mr. High Christian Nision Bowen US Police’ Department

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