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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
5
An incoherent OCR passage presents a mix of garbled words and stray fragments. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to form a usable summary or identify a single news item.
A fragmentary OCR note describes a derailment incident with scattered phrases about a freight train. Details such as location, timing, and exact parties are unreadable, leaving a partial account of the event and related hours.
Albany Georgia reports the case of Arlun Sutton accused of murdering C A Bush. The jury acquitted Sutton after a bitterly fought trial led by prominent counsel. The crowded courtroom reflected intense local interest and emotion in Baner County.
A Hermann Nor and a member of the local high school football team died today from an abscess of the brain brought on by injuries from a game at Harlande two weeks ago. He had suffered war trouble for several years and the illness was aggravated by the injuries.
Clemson officials express confidence as the team prepares for a football clash in Atlanta timed around a Heisman showcase. Clemson's Prof Riggs says the squad will perform well if their recent form holds, aiming to beat Auburn while noting other teams like Davidson and South Carolina have recent results shaping prep. Discussions with Tech over a live start time indicate no final agreement yet, but both sides expect a satisfactory arrangement.
Asheville NC November 10 wrestling cards feature Sam Wu bur of Indianapolis leading a lineup including Patia Grand Rapids and others. Matches show three falls with durations around 18 and 12 minutes as top contenders face off. Davidson defeats VMI Lexington on November 19.
A fragment from a 19th century crime item describes a young man killed by a rock strike during an altercation. The brief text references a water and hunting context and a bystander who fled after the attack. The readable content is sparse and obstructed by OCR errors.
Savannah November 10 Special L Le Moore stands trial in superior court for the murder of Mrs F F Wheeler on Wroughton street. Aboard the Thunderbolt car Moore, a Savannah Electric conductor, shot Benjamin Seckinger after a dispute over money, the fatal volley severing Wheeler’s jugular as passengers fled. Moore fired again as Seckinger grappled with him, then a third shot wounded Seckinger’s thigh. Police arrested him without resistance. A passenger suffered a broken shoulder in the melee.
The Western and Atlantic Railroad and the Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railway announce inexpensive round trip rates to Chicago, Cincinnati, Saint Louis, Louisville, Evansville. Tickets on sale November 12 with return by November 20. For sleeping car space or more information, contact H. F Smith in Nashville or Chase Harman in Atlanta.
Short items report the funeral of Ruby Smith, little daughter of Mr and Mrs WoW Smith, to be held Sunday at 10 from the residence of her grandfather, 75 Berean Avenue. The death occurred in Columbus and the body was brought to Atlanta last night. Also notes a revival at West Baptist Church growing in attendance and a court case with Judge Calhoun fining Sepp Sarbin 150 and suspending time, plus a street car accident injuring a boy on Iv3 Street near Houston.
A committee of Bacon citizens plans a breakfast banquet to honor Senator Bacon on his return from Italy. The event features many speakers, with Senator Bacon as a key speaker, and reflects the city’s esteem. Earlier, Macon hosted Governor Trelamt and candidates, in a breezy, social setting.
A garbled report discusses fever trends in patients, noting a nearly concluded illness period and implications for treatment. It references control measures and a cow class in the context of medical management and containment expectations.
Reward offered for information leading to the capture or conviction of George Warner in connection with the Normbay case and Governor Beckham inquiry. Authorities quote a specified sum and request prompt tips to assist investigators.
Mount Vernon Ohio November 10. The forme verdict of Coroner Scarborough on the death of Stuart Pierson will be made public Saturday as announced this week. The coroner will find Pierson died while lying bound upon the Cleveland Akron and Columbus railroad tracks during an attempt at the Delta Kapra Omega fraternity. The coroner declares to state in advance whether any members of ta so cet oroothas will brampheard the transclip e of the violence will be shed. Prosecutor Sulwell will cause the transcript to be printed to the grand jury.
University officials will convene a trustees meeting in Atlante to discuss several matters including the disposition of an old farm land. Likely exchange involves turning over the old farm to the university campus extension movement in return for a larger farm worth thrice the value, with funds applied to purchase payments for adjacent property. The proposal aims to present land for campus purposes.
Mrs Sarae Gray wife of Colonel Jubr Wo Gris passed away at her home in Adairsville yesterday after a long illness. She lived here for many years and was known as a devout community member. Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.
The Ordinance Committee will hold a Tuesday afternoon hearing on a measure to prohibit sale or lease of underground conduits and related rights tied to existing or future franchises. The proposal seeks to curb an alleged pact between Southern Light and Power and Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph, affecting Georgia Railway and Electric. The draft ordinance covers conduits, ducts, and street occupations, with broader citywide franchise reach under consideration.
The Southern Light and Power Company petitions the Atlanta city council through its president T Kelly to grant right of way and franchise permissions for constructing and supplying electrical power along conduits and poles into the city. It requests entry to lay cables and distribute electricity to meet rapid growth, with compliance to city ordinances, licenses, taxes, and potential franchise terms.
Advertises free consultations examinations and medical advice by Dr Hathaway for sufferers who cannot call during the week. Sundays are available from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm without charge. Address given as 33 Soma Balding in Broad Street Atlanta Ga with hours weekdays 8 20 am to 7 pm.
Talksio Young Men No. 17 urges readers to explore vast manufacturing potential in the Great Southwest. It highlights abundant cotton and other raw materials, invites inquiries, and offers Frisco System data to help locate suitable sites. Announces November and December travel discounts and a subscription offer for a magazine.
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