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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1905
Page
3
A long stream of dialogue covers predictions of weather control by a global commission, political bets in New York and Philadelphia, municipal ownership, and plans for a southern industrial exposition in Atlanta. Figures include Hearst supporters, Jerome, Quay gang critiques, and factory leaders.
Professor Joseph Stewart reports enthusiasm among officials in eight newly formed Georgia counties to establish centralized high schools and local taxes under the McMichael bill. He discussed accreditation with the School of Technology to have Tech accept state high school graduates on the same basis as the University of Georgia.
Norway voters begin plebiscite on selecting Prince Charles of Denmark as monarch amid favorable weather. in Christiana 26 000 of 40 000 electorate have voted so far with results due Tuesday as buildings display decorations for the event.
Two Atlanteans report a November 12 burglary in Macon at a Walnut street boarding house. They say they lost nearly all their valuables, including two gold watches, a diamond stud, and a diamond ring, and that they were drugged while asleep. Woons has been arrested. police seek suspects as victims struggle to name a crew.
Charles H Tron cloeman of Tammany hall announced the recount plan for votes cast in the recent election. He cited a 1904 Court of Appeals decision as guiding the process and warned against opening ballot boxes. Mayor McMullan and Senor Counsel Knox supported the legal stance.
In Annapolis Maryland on November 12 Nidstrup reports minor Meriwether Jr was placed under arrest to await trial by court martial for a fistic clash with Worshipman James R Branch Jr who died. Meriwether Sr arrived in Annapolis to confer with his son as evidence is prepared for the court.
The Tokio correspondent reports that the American legation becomes an embassy in Washington. An agreement between Germany and China over Shantung proposes evacuation timelines for Kaochau and Kigovny. Admiral Lego will lead a squadron to England and the training squadron may visit the United States.
A period piece argues for a mixed diet of grains fruits and meats with emphasis on meat as the most nutritious. It cites Julius Reminson and promotes Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets as aids for digestion and stomach weakness, praising pepsin and dias tase in digestive support.
In Macon on November 12 special election coverage shows mayoral candidates Mayor Bridges Smith and Judge A L Biller in a necks race to win the mayoralty and twelve alderman seats. The city braces for a heated, highly active election with rallies, banners, and late hours as supporters push hard before Wednesday final results. Dr Ainsworth will leave for New York to represent the south Georgia conference at Carnegie Hall, returning after two weeks.
The Central of Georgia Railway offers the Dixie Flyer Route with the finest service to Florida. The Innxie Flyer departs Atlanta at 9:00 p.m. daily and the Day Express departs at 8:00 a.m. For reservations and information, apply at Fourth National Bank Building basement and Terminal Station. W. H. Fogg, D P A, Atlanta, Ga.
A mob lynched three African American men early after accusing them of biting a white farmer. Sheriff Stone and deputies intervened briefly but the mob seized the prisoners, hanged four men with ropes, and removed their bodies. Williams implicated Red Henry Sherrin and Askew, then faced lynching in the courthouse yard. The mob dispersed without further identified participants.
Five men charged with robbing the Willard Kentucky bank on October 29 were taken to Lexington for safekeeping by sheriff and five deputies. Prisoners include Steve and Charles Tramper of Cincinnati, Thomas Brown and Jack Allen of Knoxville, and Thomas Hall of Covington. A pistol battle left Hall with two bullet wounds. The pursuit ended the day after the robbery.
Rev Bohler Welker returns to Moon SA Ne after a 12 hour spell, resuming duties at Bo Way Battalion. The event marks a routine deployment update amid ongoing local church missions and community outreach efforts.
Fort Valley honors Professor W J Scroggs, longtime public school principal for twelve years, recognized as a top educator in the state. Survived by wife and four children, including Bonn, Wis Mattle, Willan Scroggs at Harvard, and Philip Scroggs at Auburn. Funeral arrangements, local notices, and other obituaries appear in the edition.
A fragmented editorial discusses the risk of reformers allying with usurpers and the potential for immediate political collapse. It argues that continued clashes and extremist agitation could force the government to take extreme measures, risking repression and loss of power.
Informal obituary notices detail aactor’s death at home on Delcatur Road and a 79 year old man passing at Po Berk Street. Interments set for Bollygood and George Springs, with services and affiliations noted. Also reports on a marriage announcement and a cathedral ceremony planned for early morning mass at the Immaculate Conception theater.
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