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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
9
A long blended dispatch from Atlanta discusses Roosevelt Bryan Hearst and Roosevelts role in railroad regulation. It notes the newly enacted interstate commerce law, forecasts railroads complying, and cites the Panama toll rail rail bids. It mentions local council plans for repairs to Pladmont Park buildings and the impact on Atlanta visitors and commerce.
The piece argues that mules, though ungainly, are indispensable work animals. It cites their nervous energy, thrift, and self preservation, noting they outwork horses of equal weight and avoid dangers that horses often face. The author defends the mule against criticism and lauds its role in commerce, warfare, and history.
An appeal stresses the importance of street trees for cooling shade and air quality but warns they suffer from neglect, wiring damage, and caterpillar infestations. It urges residents and park officials to mobilize resources, spray for larvae, and protect remaining trees as a municipal emergency.
A critical portrait of General Demetri Treport, ex governor of St. Petersburg and chief of police, detailing his rise from a humble origin to a feared power behind the throne. The piece traces his brutal career, the creation of the Black Hundreds, and the ongoing struggle between Russia’s secret government and the people as Treport’s influence looms over the empire.
The Covington Georgia Baptist group met September 13 to discuss temperance and state missions. Dr J K Pace and Judge Hillyer urged dispensary opposition to open bars while Dr John F White argued it may be a stepping stone to prohibition. State missions and evangelism were highlighted with speeches by Rev J Tretor Rev W W Hamilton and others.
Motorman J S DeLoach faced recorder court for striking a militia company with a street car. Judge Broyles bound him over to superior court under bond. Defense decried the proceedings as cheap theatrics while officials argued military right of way and danger to civilians.
William Jennings Bryan, the democratic man of the hour, will arrive in Atlanta for a day of events arranged by the Young Men's Democratic League. He will be greeted by reception committees at the Piedmont hotel, breakfast there, then a public reception, lunch, and a 7 o'clock address before the Piedmont Park grandstand. A committee was appointed to secure reduced railroad rates, with further details awaited from Bryan.
The railroad commission ruled that Boston residents in Thomas and surrounding counties win lower freight charges for marble. The decision followed hearings, with complainants missing two sessions and opponents, the railroads, opposing reductions on routes from Georgia quarries to Thomasville and Savannah. The order also directs Gainesville depot plans and denies a new stopping point near Hill avenue.
General Mokle of New Orleans spoke at a Confederate Veterans gathering, praising the upcoming reunion. He stressed unity and orderly preparations, anticipating a glorious and successful event with strong leadership and enthusiastic participation.
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