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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
9
Published notices show subscription terms for daily and weekly editions, with rates and agent names across territories. The item blends literary commentary, political opinions, and references to figures like Grover Cleveland, Bryan, Loeb, and Patterson, reflecting a 1900 era newspaper page.
A letter from Atlanta Methodists and civic leaders condemns mob violence against whites and calls for restraint, lawfulness, and press prudence. It notes rioting dangers, praises police actions, and urges all citizens to protect women and restore order without brutal punishment or racial hatred.
A fragmented Denver article notes a local young society man denying kisses and liaisons while a photograph circulates. The text includes garbled phrases about humor, a certified loyal postmaster, and cautions from a physician about cigar consumption, all reflecting a chaotic, unsentimental era in local press.
The Baltimore News editor Charles H. Grasty heads a committee to shape plans for a substantial city fire memorial honoring resilience after the great blaze. Grasty’s paper was first to resume publication, helping revive public resolve and pride during Baltimore’s recovery. The piece also notes Cuba's tobacco and silver market currents amid national concerns and looming civil strife.
A garbled Georgia column blends poem lines and village chatter about "Good morning," "Good night," and "Goodbye" with local humor. It links sunlit scenes, dances in Dixie, and practical wisdom from editors, echoing a colorful, nostalgic country mood. The piece weaves poetry, weather, and town life into a single tonal snapshot.
A six year old boy from Hoboken New Jersey is at a reformatory awaiting brain reduction surgery to curb alleged criminal tendencies. Doctors report he shows no sense of right or wrong and the operation hoped within a week aims to halt past corrective failures by parents and authorities.
The Georgia meeting on minister shortages, led by Dr Charles O. Jones, urged deeper home piety and less commercial influence as causes. Rev J H Eaked blamed declining family devotion for fewer young men entering the ministry, while Dr Jones warned of high expectations from congregations, low salaries, and constant moves hampering calls to the pastorate.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, arrived in New York after a Washington visit and met Independent Labor Party leaders. He outlined a plan to campaign against congressmen deemed opposed to organized labor, signaling labor’s active role in elections nationwide.
New York Presbyterians plan three dedications in weeks as they complete seven church promotions. In one year they will have spent around 2,800,000 on church buildings and furnishings, a record-setting total. The grand cost centers on the grand choir church at 760,000 with furnishings about 500,600 more.
Gainesville Ga September 24 Special Sheriff Wood Crow and Fred Hawkins transported to Atlanta after Hawkins was convicted in Wall Superior court for the assassination of Cagle. Hawkins sentenced to life, then moved to Fulton county jail for safety under order of Judge Kinsey. Court scheduled a special term to hear a motion for a new trial.
San Francisco reports a water spout struck the steamer City of Piney Haw Miracu lena near Acuipo on Sunday, nearly wrecking the vessel. Passengers were awakened by the roaring waters as the column rose within feet of the stern. the ship reached port safely by dawn and survivors recounted the ordeal.
Herbert H. Bigelow resigns as pastor of Vine Street Congregational church in Cincinnati to devote time to campaigning for initiative and referendum in Ohio. A former delegate to the Democratic state convention, he advocated county option and supported referendums during his remarks.
A fragmented account notes a Florida man named These and Behofield connected to a fatal incident with a prominent person and a roof contractor. Indictments were mentioned at a recent term of the court, with arraignment planned next week. A naval report cited the cruiser Cleveland sailing from Tigrana to reinforce Marietta at Cienfuegos.
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