Coal switching dispute stalls relief for Atlanta
The Louisville and Nashville refuses to switch coal over the Southern line into Atlanta, triggering shipper meetings and possible Interstate Commerce Commission action. Local dealers pressed for a demurrage solution, requiring written orders for on-siding deliveries to manage car handling amid the rail dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovern Railway
Laouisville andNaphville
Firma
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Ridgely
Loulaville and
Nashville
Louinville and
Nashville and Southern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tha Gonthern
Louteville
Louissilly
Asivilla
Loutaville
Southern
Loutzville
Nashvite
Pelicy
Nasnylila
Knoxville
Interstate Commission
Louisville and
Na E
Bouthern
Atlante
Louisville
Sasasale
Shippere
Iso
Alther
Dorasty, Brewster & Howell
Dorsey
Brewster
St C. Campbell
Loulaville
Campbell
Rail Collide Near Beckemeyer Injures Eight on B&O Trains
Two fast Baltimore and Ohio trains collided 49 miles east of St Louis near Beckemeyer Illinois. Engineer Thomas Dowman and fireman Piward Hammersisy were injured plus about six others. A parlor car overturned but was empty due to lateness. Westbound train was behind schedule after a prior wreck at Huron Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Louis
St Louis
Ume
Huron
Ind
Tax delays mark 1907 start for school districts
The Attorney General says under the McMichael law amended this year the local school tax cannot be collected from railroads and other corporations until 1907. Many districts have acted as if taxes could be collected now, but the law sets 1907 as the start. Other property taxes await attorney general opinion. City and county rates vary, with Jones County highest for county tax and many towns reporting rates. A few counties with dispensaries show lower rates. Terrell and Merritt note educational and public service impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asj
Jlatt
Reparta
Wright
Genera
Atlanta
Jones County
Torrell
Clinch and Chattahoochie
Jones Crinp
Brunawick Inadatha
Hoschton
Jackson County
Reviem
College Park
East Point
Columbus
Athens
Albany
Cedartown
Trial Ends With Dismissal In Case Against Mrs Jane Redd
Tears from Lena Redd as Recorder dismissed the case against Mrs Jane Redd after a sob filled session in the recorder’s court. The 14 year old girl testified of beatings by her brother and mother’s denial. probation officer Greer and trained worker Miss Crim supported the family’s attendance record and welfare needs. Lena pledged to work for her mother and warned she would call police if trouble with her brother continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Redd
Judge Broyles
Jane Redd
Recorders Court
Greer
Oho
Carnes
Hite
Redd
Lena
Will
Wil
Val
Star Theater
Miss Crim
Lena Seld
Mra. Redd
Funeral of James M Gee and police sympathy resolutions
Funeral services for James F McGee are set for 10 oclock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment at West View Cemetery. The police board passed resolutions of sympathy and a floral offering will be sent. Featuring escort and pallbearer lines and a memorial collection at St Patterson Son's. Also notes Thaw refuses to undergo alienist examination in the Stanford White murder case at the Tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
James F. McGee
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Weatview
Caele Jimmie
Ne Fe
John
Misa
Kate McGee
James Flynn
Mra
Lambert
St M. Patterson & Son
Martin Nally
Mike Haverty
J. W. Lambert
William Erskine
William Rogen
Jon Gating
Oxborn
W. N Sheridan
W. Lina
EB. J. Florence
Charles Mitchell
Police Board
White
New York
Itarry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Thres Allentata
Charles G. Wagner
Hempial Oattinghamtien
Myaddins Co Belig
Iy Or
Oldknow
Avlanta
Brandon
Jennings
Terry
Counscil
Woodward
Ft Ts Council
Maynon
McGhee
English
Ednninga
Ef Jenningn Wan
Lackney
McGee
Mitchell
Ita
Civil Service Board Sets Trials For 40 Supernumeraries
The Civil Service Board will hold trials on October 1 to elect forty supernumeraries to the police force. Examinations include pre lminary, educational, and a physics check with health primers, with application blanks due before the 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
Monitor Canonicus to Star in Jamestown Naval Show
Washington dispatch reports orders from the Navy Department to move the abandoned monitor Canonicus from League Island to Norfolk for repair and use in the Jamestown exposition display. Once ready, she will be rigged to resemble her Civil War appearance, echoing her former formidable status before 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Washington
Navy Department
Navy Yard
League Inland
Pennsylvanie
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Offic ers Elected by Dental Association in Atlanta Meet
At the National Dental Association second day in Atlanta Dr A H Peck of Chicago was elected president and Minneapolis named for the next meeting on July 30 1907 Dr J BroMitlan of Kansas City named vice president for the year with officers elected by acclamation The banquet at Cold Springs Club grounds capped a day of receptions exhibits and speeches by leading dentists from across the country Established committees and council members were announced for the ongoing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapol
A. H. Peck
Chicago
J. BroMitlan
Kansas City
Wear
Gadsden
Ala
Charles 3 Butter
Buffalo
Curtan Lee Thorpe
St. Louis
A. R. Mellendy
Knoxville
H. J. Burkbert
Batavia
N.Y
Crawford
Nashville
Tenn
Charles McManus
Lludford
Canal F
Cold Springs
Cue Club
Finney
Si Lout
Kimball Nouss
Atlanta Dental College
Edgewood Avenus
Ivy Atreet
Kimball Assembly Hall
Cus
Pont
Piedmont
Clauda
Citundel
Rica! Brown
Vonhen
Denise
Walters
Monument Association to Transfer Assets and Commission Setup
At a directors meeting of the John A Gordon Monument Association yesterday the group voted to turn over all nets and accounts to the Gordon commission by October 7 or next. A treasury appropriation of 16,000 funded monument erection, with subscriptions around 27,704 and about 2,500 collected so far including granite for the base. An alphabetic list of subscribers and any unpaid amounts will not be published until after the October 17 meeting, when the commission will be formally named and take over. The commission will oversee sculptor Solon Ton of New York’s work at the capitol grounds, while Mint Director Bugs Silver reports Denver mintage at 6830 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gordon
Ere
Capitol Grounds
General Gordon
Solon Ton
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fee Cheregeutic Association
Prison Commission
Ufe
Milltown
Berrien County
Ina
John Butler
Edward Gwinnett
Pink Walker
McIver
W. B. Merritt
Charles D. McIver
State Normal and Tedy Atrial College
Greensboro
N. C
Melver
Southam Educational Board of
Geor Kin Han
Gorgia
Andress
Tifton
MeIver
Terrell
Scho
Merritt
Ducktown
T. d. Hindpon
J. M. McCandles
Bate
Yeates
Eley
Gilmer County
Teabsila
Hilijay
Blue Fridge
Fannin
Glimer County
Tennessee Copper Companies
U United States Supreme Court
New Navigation Company
Callahan Line
Philip Conk
Flint
Crattahooches
Bainbridge, Ga
J. W. Callahan
J. L. Magruder
G. 3.Coole
J.B. Mayes
John E. Donalson
Decatur County
Reformatory Itia
State Prison Commission
Herbune
Baldwin County
Aven Ag
New Bank
Hank of
Pearson
Coffee County
Philip Cook
F. Sears
Jeff Kirkland
Joe Rhett
Janes B. Milla
Recorder
China
Ory
Maier & Berkgle
James M’gee
Civil Service
Oldknew
Civil Service Ordinance
Wenrbie Rae
Tuo Plyscions
Oly Board of Health
Appiiante
H. W. Rountree & Bro
Turner
Whitehall Street
D? Price
Dental Association
Dra HK Peck
Walter
Frank Holland
Executive Council
Quincy
Maiu
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Forestiver Shipbuilding Company
Miax Mat Harriman
Evi Sartiman
Gordon Association
Tui
Bugs
Qo Denver Ang
Holiday
Eiseman Bros
Rs—— Hatters—— Furnishers
Baltimore
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