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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1906
Page
7
In the lower left corner, the custom house and fiscal pier handle cargo. Just above, the Bay of Valparaiso features two floating dry docks, with the sea extending beyond.
Peoria Illinois August 21 The first battle at the Democratic state convention ends with Roger Sullivan in control as Rainey withdraws and Sullivan’s man Bogee is favored Justice Bogee gains while Rainey and Sullivan bargain for roll calls on local questions Delegates clash over Sullivan repudiation resolutions and district caucuses reshuffle the state committee but no clear division on Sullivan Bryan resolutions emerges The convention opens at noon with tense sessions at the Coliseum
The Satilla was launched at 12 08 today in Quincy Mass sponsor Mia Charles F Ayer. Built by Fore River Shipbuilding for Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway. Vessel designed to carry maximum freight on light draft with engines aft and cargo stowage forward.
The Georgian reports a political appeal urging a vote for J. G. Woodward for County Treasurer. In other news from Aug 21, Dr. Tabor, health officer of Texas, said he would not quarantine again in Louisiana but would impose a quarantine ban at New Iberia where a yellow fever patient is convalescing.
August 1 grand jury, defying the district attorney, opened a new inquiry into the Ice trust. Officials and officers of the American Ice Company and the National Ice Company were questioned as President Oler urged the public to praise the company. Also reported is the death of Thomas Smith, infant son of Mr and Mrs G T Smith, at 100 Crumley Street, burial set for 3:40 Monday at West- cemetery.
Woodward fights Culberson solo because Culber son is the man he must beat to secure the title. The challenger believes defeating Culberson is essential to his plan and stake in the matchup.
The text outlines Valparaiso with its large reclaimed-ground walls, a central naval club landing near the sea wall, and lead center buildings housing naval officers and visitors. It notes the governor’s city with a tower, the Intendencia palace, and a terraced ascent of surrounding areas in a harbor setting.
Peru dispatch reports another strong earthquake felt in Valparaiso with Quilota town reportedly destroyed. Quilota lies about 25 miles from Valparaiso and has a population near 10,000.
In 1906 a city warden and the Associated Charities corrected a name confusion between two families linked to Memorial Orphanage. The Jester children were misidentified as Justice or Justin, due to similar names and surroundings. Officials documented the correction and the current placement of the Justice children with their father in Dawson.
Private Leased Wire reports Count Gregore Ze Minott, a Fifth Avenue grocer, seeking possession of photographs he gave to widow Bina Verrault-Hamilton during their alleged arrangement. The widow’s mansion at 323 West Forty-second Street is under assault by creditors demanding settlement for an alleged $10,000 yearly income as accessory.
A fire in the kitchen of the Wordless Home in Newport News early today caused about $60,000 in damage. The blaze was reported by UK Leaped Wire from Norfolk, Virginia, with no further details available on the cause or injuries.
Dr Cooper shows marked improvement by Tuesday with better sleep and calmer condition. Attending physicians report a favorable change in his state, noting he slept well Monday night and rests Tuesday afternoon.
J C Adolphus of South Atlanta reported hearing a noise in his yard near midnight. He fired a repeating shotgun at a prowler, struck the assailant, who fled leaving a blood trail for several hundred yards. A rock whizzed past his ear during the confrontation.
Major Block son of the Inspector General's department reports racial causes for Brownsville disturbance by Twenty-fifth Infantry soldiers. Slights at public bars showed social inferiority, prompting resentment. A late raid fired many shots, killing a bartender and wounding a police lieutenant. Citizens nervous, arms carried openly. call to remove colored troops.
Special to The Georgian Marietta Ga Aug 21 Hon Clarke Howell did not speak as advertised due to a sore threat There was no speaking Indications are the opposition will make no fight in Cobb county against Hoke Smith but concede he will carry the county
Miss Lacy Sinpeen and A M Kennedy wed Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s mother’s home on North Thyll Street. The Rev K R Cotte officiated. Bridesmaids were Kate Rimpeen and Clara Stipe. Afterward, the couple planned to reside in Lawkoat Minnesota with relatives and friends nearby.
New York Aug 21 Jerome, if the Democratic candidate for governor, would receive backing from Charles F Murphy head of Tammany Hall Murphy says Tammany is not committed to Hearst or any other candidate at present Murphy indicated.
On the eve of the primary W R Joyner at fire headquarters and Thomas H Goodwin in the Empire building expressed strong confidence. Joyner predicted victory without specifying a margin while Goodwin forecast a landslide and a 3000 vote majority.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Robart A. Moore aged 68 at the Soldiers Home with funeral at Poole's chapel and burial at Westview. P A Ivey and Miss Maud Tapp die, with services at residences and interment at Hollywood. Miss Martha Elsner, 17, dies of typhoid fever. services at Poole's chapel and interment at Hollywood. Richard Rheberg infant son of Mr and Mrs S Rheberg dies after illness, interment at Westview cemetery. Girardeau asserts public office as a trust to be guarded.
The passage paints the city’s bayfront luxury area with picturesque residences along the foothills of the Andes and the railroad’s route through Viña del Mar. It notes the water front and the elevated portions around the city center as the heart of the area.
A negro matching the women descriptions was seized by officers in Norcross Georgia on Tuesday afternoon. A posse escorted the suspect toward Atlanta to identify him at the home of W C Law rence. Hearing of the capture, several locals hurried from the Lawrence residence toward Norcross to intercept the authorities and lynch the man.
Josh Callaway asked to suspend his $1.75 fine until Wednesday so he could vote. Acting Recorder Steve Callaway, a Confederate veteran, fined him for a Broad Street incident involving a gubernatorial campaign button. The recorder paid the fine after Callaway promised not to repeat the act.
Austell residents host and visit many kin and friends across Georgia and nearby states. Names include C. J. Shelverton and Miss Clara Dobbs visiting Athens. Roy Starney returning from Atlanta. Leona Scott visiting Powder Springs. and multiple trips to Douglasville Smyrna and Meridian. In Nashville, Mrs. McMillin and her daughter visit with relatives, while Mrs Poster features in local theater trivia.
The Chilean government faces summer turmoil as the city splits into Porte, Bella Vista, and Almendral. Almendral suffered greatly from the fire following the quake, with urgent relief needed for affected residents and infrastructure.
News from Greenville Georgia reports a clash between gubernatorial candidates Mesars Jones and Brunson. Brunson called Jones crazy and Jones punched Brunson. an onlooker restrained the scene. Jones was arrested and fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace and released.
Birth notices list several births with parents and addresses including Mr and Mrs Breedlove at 30 Baasants street and Mr and Mrs Bell at 378 Edgewood. deaths include children and elderly residents such as Rebecca Baxter 60 and Virginia C Coursen 74. Property transfers show multiple deeds including Rose Investment Co to J L Harris and Eminie Jennings to A S Harris with lots on Fraser Solomor streets and Pulliam near Little. numerous warranty and bond for title filings.Building permits detail new dwellings on Edgewood avenue and South 1st street with costs ranging from 2 000 to 5 000 dollars and various parcel transfers to Harris, Dettigrew, Nichols, Weinberg, and others.
A meeting of Indies of Davi son county discussed taking charge of the wood display at Nashville in October. Details mention the beautiful Cumberta Club house and plans for exhibits tied to the Tennessee centennial with numerous local residents named among attendees and supporters.
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