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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1906

Page

8

Cotton take and consumption totals for year end August 31

Census bulletin shows 4,784,274 bales taken for consuming and 4,871,168 bales consumed with 675,967 held by manufacturers. Of consumption 2,370,038 bales were in cotton growing states and 2,501,130 in other states. Foreign cotton included 9,887 taken and 10,100 consumed. other states 94,722 taken and 94,120 consumed. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days. PAZO OINTMENT advertises relief in 6 to 14 days.

Washington Qoetober Wirean Luday United States

Campbell to be elected Third Ward health member

Third Ward physician Dr James L Campbell is slated to replace Wheeler Mangum on the Board of Health. Campbell, of 108 Park Avenue, has strong ward support and is expected to be elected as Mangum resigns to run for city council at the next council session.

Third Ward Wheeler Mangum Ttia James L. Campbell Board of Health Ir. Campbell Park Avenue Mangum Campbell Anpim

Mayor Woodward Seeks Clean Financial Slate for City Debts

Mayor Woodward declares all city debts must be paid and vows a clean slate as finance committees meet to readjust the apportionment sheet. He cites revenue losses from saloon closures and upcoming municipal projects totaling about forty thousand dollars, with further cuts to balance a projected eighty thousand dollar shortfall.

Woodward Pryor Street Washington Street Boulevard Joyner Peachtree Mereta

Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for economy and health

The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the economical choice, claiming a bottle lasts longer and does more good than any other. Meanwhile city fiscal notes discuss potential revenue cuts from saloon closures but the mayor remains committed to funding the viaduct, Pryor street school, and Boulevard underpass, implying cuts may be needed elsewhere.

Peschtree Street Pryor Street

William Todd Dead After Apoplexy at Home

William Todd of 65 Culberson Street died at 3:20 pm after a morning apoplectic stroke on Broad Street near the Neal Bank. A 63-year-old Grand Army of the Republic member, he leaves a daughter Marthe and son Kenneth, plus sister Miss Janie Todd. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm, Rev. Lynn R. Walker officiating. burial at Marietta National Cemetery.

William Todd Culberson Street Broad Street Neal Bank Mr. Todd Grand Army of the Republic C. M. Mitchel Marthe Todd Kenneth Todd Macon Janie Todd Lynn R. Walker West End

Colquitt Court Presses Grand Jury For Criminal Punishment

Colquitt Superior Court in Moultrie Georgia enters October civil term with a vigorous grand jury. In four days five true bills are returned as the panel continues its work to punish criminals across the county. Also notes a cold weather delay in the Detroit at St Louis game.

Colquitt Superior Court Moultrie St. Louis

Saloons Crusade and Its Result

The police committee will meet at 2 PM to act on the last whisky licenses. Atlanta has 14 whisky saloons and 4 beer saloons where blacks may drink, with mixed saloons eliminated. The move reduces black saloons to eighteen. licenses specify race. Expected revenue loss from closing remaining saloons is $6,000 to $7,000 this year and about $26,000 next year.

Atlanta Peters Decatur Marietta Georgia Liquor Company Decatur Street Paul Henschell A. Abelaky B. Whitick Madison Avenue I. Smullyan Dan Gavaghan Lambert & Harbuck Peters Street M. M. Cohen & Son Hanlon Bros Marietta Street J. M. Ewards W. Wray Franklin George Bruce M. Elliman J. Patterson North Butler Street J. M. Brazil Imarietta Street J. C. Carroll Murray Watson Bear

They Jumped to Save Lives on the Columbus Hill Climb

A wild Columbus Railroad Company car on the Rose Hill line sped down a half mile incline at 35 mph after its brake failed. The motorman, conductor, and four passengers including two policemen jumped to safety. Don Parker, a conductor, grabbed the rear platform brakes and halted the runaway car before it reached the bottom, sparing serious harm even as two passengers suffered painful bruises.

Columbus, Ga Rose Hill Columbus Railroad Company Desiref Don Parker

Money for the destitute from late storm relief

Governor Jelks approves a 1000 dollar warrant from the state treasury to aid storm sufferers around Mobile. In Auburn a chapel collection raised 150 dollars for gulf storm victims, with a 350 dollar quick total pledged for dispatch to authorities. Panama plans a large earth dam at La Boca, with La Boca town to be replaced by a new settlement near Seay HM.

Montgomery Ala Jelks Mobile Auburn Gulf Alabam Mizierera Panama Cartel Panama John F. Stevens Pangme Canal LaBoca la Boca Seay HM Gatur

Mrs Crone Hit At Sunday School Rally In Atlanta

Mrs Crone of the English Lutheran church delivered a paper on The Pastor and the Sunday School before a crowded Central Presbyterian church. The audience applauded repeatedly as the paper progressed and the union decided to publish it in an early issue with the union’s endorsement. The session noted the union’s success this year and outlined future themes. John J. Eagan discussed the benefits of a graded Sunday school system, mirroring public school promotions, and the gathering closed about 9:30 PM. Governor Glenn’s Norfolk visit and other regional notes followed, including plans for an all water route to lower freight rates and a sinking schooner Pelican with missing crew.

English Lutheran Church Atlanta Central Presbyterian Church Association Union Atlanta Sunday School Union E. C. Crone Columbus J. W. Callanaz Callihan Ateamocata Columbus Board of Trade Chattahoochee Fiint Apalachicola

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