Immigration Conference Speaker Discusses Southern Immigration
Chattanooga November 11 Special Among speakers at the immigration conference was Tours Ro Magic af Atlanta president of the Wik Cellare League of America and editor of BK He argued the conference aims to regulate immigration to the south but emphasized few immigrants arrive there and most arrive already cleared of crimes He cited 1905 immigration totals and described immigrants as skilled disciplined and education minded highlighting the long history of U S immigration trends and national impact.
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Birmingham Rail Link Aims For Illinois Central Entry
Birmingham officials met with Baldwin chief engineer to seek rights for a rail line into Birmingham via Wiseltt, potentially allowing Illinois Central trains within a year. The briefing was given by Hanrahan and Lueland. The article also cites 1900 census data on foreign-born populations, noting concentration in northern states and rising per capita wages and manufacturing output, countering anti-immigrant claims.
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Lost Books Reward At Union Cotton Mills Directors Offer Reward
The Union Cotton Mills directors offered a 2800 dollar reward for the return of several important books belonging to the mill including a 600 page ledger and a 400 page journal. One thousand dollars was offered for their return with evidence to convict the thief and 5500 for information leading to recovery. The directors also announced future cotton contracts will be ceased and past purchases were reviewed after reorganizing the mill leadership.
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Edwin W Robertson
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Emgile Michtelson
Tom Duncan
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Funeral of Mrs Sara Gray Held in Adairsville Ga
Funeral services for Mrs Sara Gray occurred yesterday afternoon at her Adairsville home. The Methodist church was the site for rites conducted by Rev Mo Hawkins, with burial at Last View Cemetery. Mourners from nearby towns attended as offerings were described as beautiful.
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Arnett Resigns as Superintendent After Long Service
Arnett resigns as superintendent after years of service. Coley selected as temporary successor to guide the district during the transition.
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Fireman Killed Eight Injured In Cannon Ball Wreck Near Iowa
A Cannon Ball eastbound passenger train wrecked two miles west of Iowa, killing fireman Luther Wilson and injuring eight others. Front engine crew members Lue dead Courtney Tymlinson MeKinney and Wimberly among the injured. The double-header overturned on a curve. two hundred passengers escaped serious harm.
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Quoin Club Banquet to Feature J T Graves in New York
The Quoin Club annual dinner at the Aldine Club on Fifth Avenue New York will host prominent speakers next Wednesday evening on the 6th Col John Temple Graves of Atlanta is listed among the speakers along with Hamilton Wright Mebie, Hourth Madden, Melville Stone, Cyrus Curtis, Horace Porter and William Jerome Others include Atlanta guests St Elmo Mascngele and Ja Temple Graves the club gathers magazine publishers editors and advertising managers from across America
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Soon To Occupy New Structure
Athens Ga November 1 Special The furniture for the new federal building is arriving and being placed in position. The post office is scheduled to move into the new quarters on December and a few days later the federal court will hold its first session in its new quarters. The new building is a handsome structure located on one of the best streets in the city directly in front of the city hall and has been erected at a cost of $100 000.
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Dentist Denson to Columbus on November 11
A Columbus move for noted dentist Denson, long active in pyon practice, with two children accompanying. He has been among the city’s prominent clinicians for many years and aims to establish his home there.
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Havana's Foe Again Appears
Mobile Bay quarantine officials report two yellow fever cases in Havana. The Mobile Bay quarantine island wide against Cuba, but travelers from the island may transfer to trains under inspection. Passengers to Mobile will be held five days at the quarantine station in the lower bay, and ships will be fumigated.
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Large ice plant under construction in Dawson Georgia
Work began today for A J Baldwin and Company on a large ice plant in Dawson. It will be completed by late January and will be among the largest in the region. The Alabama Synod to meet in Montgomery this week with sessions through Friday.
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Miners Arrests and Jail Breaks Reported in November
The article notes numerous miner arrests following a meeting at a union hall with twenty one miners charged with complicity in an assassination. A separate jail break in Bartow County frees six prisoners, including a white man and several Black inmates, by dismantling the wall with improvised tools. Additional items mention a university fraternity event and a government report on the St Louis Exposition’s lady managers.
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Gembling Dens Routed Solambia Dens in Greenville Takeover
Authorities target notable gaming dens in Greenville as surveillance leads to closures. Main Street venue described as among the souths finest after forced shutdown by officials.
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