Macon preps for Democratic hosts amid convention intrigue
As Macon awaits the Democratic convention, speculation swirls over leadership roles and the makeup of the railroad commission. Judge Miller of Macon is favored as convention chair, while McLendon is urged for railroad commissioner. debates hinge on whether a practicing railroad man or lawyer should hold the post. Continued on Page Two.
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Frown
Moore
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Fulton County schools begin nine month term in Atlanta
The Atlanta public schools start the 1906 07 term on September 4 with enrollment day and new handwriting changes. About 13 200 pupils last year, with nearly 18 000 expected this year, and 320 teachers are assigned across classical, business and technical departments. The Rough School introduces an enhanced laboratory and new instructors, including Miss Elizabeth Gets for drawing, and Professor J TY Smith leads the business regiaction. Technical and classical departments expand with modern equipment and qualified graduates. Continued on page two.
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Seaboard Drive Planned Route to Canal Gateway
Preliminary reports indicate the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic plan to extend Birmingham to New Orleans will push Seaboard entry toward canal gateway. Directors near meeting discuss surveys from Alabama, with Henry M Atkinson traveling east to assemble details while officials guard plans from public leakage.
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Governor Terrell to Visit Washington New York Mid Week
Governor Terrell will leave for Washington and New York next week with Mr Terrell. He will discuss Navy matters including the Georgia battleship and its potential commission in Georgia waters. A decision on Savannah or Brunswick port placement hinges on water depth and navy deliberations. The trip includes meetings with President Listle and George Foster to arrange university and agricultural college matters.
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George Foster
Tererell
Peaboly
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Southern Education Board
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Inles Berrym
Rome
Brunswick County salary act and city charter amendment
Brunswick's charter amendment passed by the legislature and the new county salary schedule take effect. Officials will earn fixed annual salaries and the city charter bars the mayor and council from changing liquor licenses. city may buy operate and control public utilities including trolley plans.
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Frisco Quake Toll Reaches 459 in San Francisco
The city reports 482 deaths from the April disaster with 208 killed by falling walls, 177 by fire, seven by gunshot, and two from ptomaine poisoning after consuming emergency canned goods. Four hundred twenty victims were white, the rest likely listed as other races.
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Launch of UBMACHINE Torpedo Boat Cuttlefan at Fore River Yard
The United States submarine torpedo boat Cuttlefan was launched at Fore River Shipbuilding Company with hundreds watching including several naval officers. The new craft is described as larger and faster than earlier Holland boats, though its exact dimensions remain confidential.
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Navy Department
Democratic Leaders Want Bryan to Stick to Trusts and Tariff
An Iowa letter from Charles A Walsh resigning from the Democratic National Committee criticizes party machinery and corruption. He cites conflicts between reformers and privilege brokers, calls for independent action, and notes the executive committee's controversial 1904 formation. He names figures like William F Sheehan Belmont and others, signaling a broader critique of party control and corporate influence.
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Charles A Waleh
Democratic National Committee
Ottumwa
Iowa
Thomas Taggert
French Lick
Indiana
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Thémeon
Ozarn
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New York City
August Delmont
James Brith, Sr
New Jersey
Thomas F Martin
Virginia
James M Guffy
Pennsylvania
John I McLean
Ohio
Washington
Timothy E. Ryan
Winconsin
Southern Democrats oppose railroad ownership in campaign
The article reports Southern Democrats in New York reacting to William Jennings Bryan's stance on government ownership of railroads. Some oppose federal control while others warn Bryan may influence party policy. Discussion notes potential rate legislation, commissions, and divisions within the Democratic ranks.
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Ite
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New York
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North Carolina
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Washington September Weather Forecast Summary
Occasional thunder storms expected Sunday and Monday in Bundsy and Georgia. Light variable winds, mostly northeast. Highs and lows not clearly stated. mean temperatures near normal. Precipitation recorded in the past 24 hours and monthly deficit or excess figures are unclear.
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