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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
13
A garland of Atlanta society items details weddings and teas in Find area homes, lists guests including Miss Connally and Miss Thornton, and features notices of receptions, birthday tributes, high society teas, and upcoming club affairs with local families and notable visitors. The page also reports a Walt Whitman anniversary program and charity events with multiple hosts and guests.
A social custom essay urges correct wedding invitations on fine stationery. It recommends J F Stevens Engraving Co of 47 Whitehall Street Atlanta Georgia for fashionable engravings and latest styles. Samples offered free of charge with prompt writing of the house.
Tenaille Ge May 30 Special The feature of Tenaille High School commencement was the able address by Hon Joe Hil Hall of Mason. The event drew the largest audience in Tennille history and the crowd gave Uptone Hall enthusiastic reception and frequent applause for its eloquent delivery. Colonel Hall received a civic reception afterward with warm congratulations from local citizens.
Tense morning clash between city detective Connally and Inspectors Hilley and Sewell over a sanitary cart confrontation. Connally nearly collided with the cart, sought only the suspect’s name for court. A livery dispute and alleged rough treatment prompted apologies and a promise to bring the offender to court.
Montgomery May 30 Special In a report by Commissioner of Agriculture R A Poole the state shows a 12 01 per cent drop in cotton acreage from last year with 8 per cent of commercial fertilizer used and crop condition at 70 per cent The season is three weeks late the crop is grasy and in bad shape Poole says condition is worse than in thirty years and many fields already planted will have to be abandoned or, not a few, abandoned entirely
Montgomery Alabama May 30 Special After a two hour preliminary trial before Justice of the Peace M H Screws John Randolph who shot and instantly killed his cousin Judge I C Randolph last Saturday was found not guilty of any offense and discharged without bond The judge ruled it self defense and that Randolph acted to save his own life Witnesses testified the deceased had threatened Randolph and intended to kill him Friends cheered the verdict and Randolph was driven to his office amid cheers in a crowd Washington May 30 President Roosevelt returned to Washington from a memorial day trip to Brooklyn The trip from New York was without incident Also mentions a Persian shah gifting yellow silk socks to ambassadors
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