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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
3
At Naples cathedral a duke and duchess attend a sacred miracle as St Gennaro’s reliquary is paraded to the altar. Spectators shout for blessings while the crowd grows restless with fears of riot and disaster despite clerical calm.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a football game between two high schools with unclear team names and dates. Mentions a November date and a possible matchup between students from Clava and San Jose, but details are illegible and uncertain.
Exciting burglary incident on Washington Street near Georgia Avenue last night at 9 o clock when a white burglar broke into the Hall residence at 410 Washington and fled as neighbors fired shots. Joseph J Wah and family were away, Captain Marshals group pursued but the thief escaped, leaving damaged doors and $260 in cash missing. detectives to continue investigation.
Meager details from Hovt in Menard county report a man named G Livingston struck with a knife and burned. Enls Stark, a merchant of Hext Ira, is held on bond by Menarc county officers. Domestic troubles are said to have caused the tragedy.
Deputy Marshal J Bingham shot and killed Floya Robinson, a Black railroad worker, in Kingston Georgia as Robinson resisted arrest in the public square. Bingham, who fired after Robinson raised his gun, surrendered and faced trial tomorrow amid witness accounts. The coroner did not attend.
Ten governors from southern states are set to attend the Chattanooga immigration and quarantine conference on Thursday and Friday. Delegations include congressmen and senators, mayors, and railroad representatives, all arriving to discuss immigration and quarantine measures and their impact on the South.
In railway circles word spread that Southern Pacific may push a Guaymas to Mexico City line via Guadalajara to tap Mexico City. Officials consider a concession between Guadalajara and Mexico City. Randolph Epes would handle negotiations for the line. Americans in Mexico census planned to map residents and business ties across the republic within ten months.
Augustus Shaw, a well known Atlanta resident born in 1834 in Jackson County, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home 41 Houston Street. He leaves a wife, three children, and grandchildren. A railroad man by trade, he was active in Masonic, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias orders. Funeral services will be held at his Woodlawn residence with Rev Walker Lewis and Dr WoW Lundrum officiating. interment at Westview Cemetery. Pallbearers named James L Key, Wif Harrison, Males Rhodes, W Wo Anderson, Jackson, and Wal Morrison.
In Rogersville Town Knoxville in November James Winateng has been confined on a murder charge. Evidence was circumstantial and heard in court this week. The dying wife of the defendant, suffering from consumption, testified on her deathbed that she witnessed the crime. the witness was her stepchild.
A socialist parade in Vienna during November attracted about 50,000 attendees. Police forces maintained order along the Ringstrasse and did not interfere. Demonstrators waved flags near the Rathaus building as no disorders occurred.
Postmaster General Cortelyou announced an order exempting all fourth class postmasters from the prohibition on notarial acts by notaries public who are officers or employees of the executive civil service. This clarifies who may perform notarial functions within government service.
Arthur J Stobbard of St Paul Voz, recently appointed mal general of the Reform Bank Knights Pythias by Supreme Chanel r Charts E of Riot norJ vil veadqu sers Zan apatic r 1 x aoa fey ran
Athens Ga November 5 Special tomorrow afternoon at 5 o clock the state convention of the Christian churches will be called to order in this city Fully 300 delegates are expected and will be entertained in local homes Many distinguished men and women from the church across the United States are expected to attend and participate in sessions focusing on mission movements of the church
New Orleans reports one new yellow fever case and one death as of 6 pm Sunday. The focus developed on Jose uine street two weeks ago and was linked to infection from outside the city. A young man on St Ann street dies. Officials note low treatment numbers and mention quarantines.
Judge J A Pittman ordinary of Douglas County married Miss Mary E Morden of Canada yesterday at 4 pm in the study of the First Baptist church. Ceremony performed by Judge A Ta Bartlett of the Tallapoosa circuit. Immediately after, the couple departed for Douglasville amid praise for the judge's prominence and broad circle of friends.
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