Savings Advice for Races and Deposits
Races are won by conserving strength for the finish and saving while earning. The notice invites deposits of all sizes at 1-2 percent interest and states Saturdays are open from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
12
Races are won by conserving strength for the finish and saving while earning. The notice invites deposits of all sizes at 1-2 percent interest and states Saturdays are open from 4 to 6 p.m.
Special to The Georgian from Dallas Texas Aug 28 reports a split within the Republican Party of Texas with two wings nominating different governors. Colonel W. R. Green heads the reorganizers black and tan faction while Dr Averitt of Fannin County leads the regular wing. Red hot exchanges have appeared in Texas papers as factions publicize their aims ahead of the November election.
By Weivate Leased Wire Madrid Aug 2 Six thousand Spaniards idle in Bilbao as federation of labor declares a general strike. Newspapers suspended trains crowded with refugees as workers walk out in solidarity.
Thomas H. Goodwin announced he will not contest Chief Joyner's mayoral win after an official majority of 261. He praised supporters, reflected on a strong campaign, and expressed gratitude while recognizing the will of the voters and Joyner's backing from influential allies.
Chicago report states Lyman J. Gage will leave for Point Loma California after visiting Chicago and Evanston to attend his son’s burial. Mrs Be Pierce denies any association with theosophical society saying he has no ties to the group and plans to live at Point Loma or nearby for a peaceful retreat.
Special to The Georgian Washington August 23 The AFL president released the remaining 122 letters from lawmakers on his bill of grievances for prospective re election candidates His editorial notes target Republican replies including Littlefield and McKinley Naming Cromer Montana Dovener Draper Esch Fuller Fulkerson Graff Hoagen Hill Head Jones Knowland Frederick Lands Lilley Maffin Needham Person Powers Rives Smith Thomas Wanger Weeks Perkins.
A large force of mechanics arrived in Gadsden Alabama yesterday and started work on the addition to the Louisville and Nashville depot and platforms. Grading for the extra sidetracks is nearly ready for rails.
New York August 23 Dr Charles W Wilson a top Montreal surgeon serves seven days in jail for kissing Miss Severance daughter of mining magnate L H Severance at the King Edward hotel corridor. Father and daughter witnessed the incident and Wilson embraced the young woman.
Paris authorities arrest Abbe Cassan and his sacristan at Fougeres after the death of Mile. Augustine Lange at the priest's home. An inquest is ordered as police uncover evidence suggesting a crime amid claims the girl received an illegal operation. Villagers say she visited the abbe.
In Wheeling, West Virginia, T. H. Riley, former state attorney general, was nominated for Congress by the first district Democratic convention. A proposed 2 cent rail fare law was defeated. The convention erupted in applause when William J. Bryan’s name was mentioned as a future president. In Anniston Alabama, Noble Street Opera House opens the 1908 07 season with new management and improvements headlined by the Dandy Dixie Minstrels amid strong advance seat sales.
Paris August 23. T BE Stillman of New York, injured in a car crash at Lioux last July, is likely to recover according to his physician.
Premises at the corner of Walton and Fairlie streets are offered for sale and to be removed by the purchaser after September 1. Proposals must be submitted to Morgan & Dillon Architects, 707 Prudential Building, no later than noon on August 27, 1906.
In Valparaiso the government organizes relief as 30,000 refugees move to Santiago and 80,000 are expected to leave the city. Authorities report homeless quake sufferers being cared for while burial work proceeds and fires are out. Ships are ordered to bring provisions and help others reach safer points.
Formal denial reaches Chicago that Paul O Stensland is not in Aguas Calientes Mexico. A telegraph certifies no arrest here of a Chicago embezzler named Stensland. Pinkerton detectives pursue a lead pointing toward India.
Washington reports Senator Allison’s condition is grave with family and friends alarmed. He has lost weight and his physician advised against returning to Washington when the Senate reconvenes, heightening concern over his health.
Norfolk reports J Rayner Storrs Wells son of a wealthy Newport and New York society family has been court martialed for overstaying his time and sent to the brig for fifteen days beyond prior confinement.
Charlotte dispatch reports editor Poe states Cheatham will retire as secretary of the Southern Cotton Growers’ Association. C C Moore of Charlotte is named as successor and may preside over the North Carolina fleet, with Georgia farmers keen on the news.
Philadelphia police hunt a gang using postal cards to lure second hand dealers to vacant houses. They would call at entry then beat and rob the targets. One victim Samuel Mueller was attacked and wounded. another man Jacob Bovertor was beaten but escaped.
Over the remains of his mother who died at that place Monday after a short illness Mr. McCord will remain in Minneapolia about two weeks.
Berryville reports Eliyah Pierce a 45 year old white man was shot by an unknown negro late last night near the Berryville horse show grounds. Pierce was reportedly drinking and one assailant fled the scene. the unknown shooter remained at large as of the message received from Berryville.
Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria wrecked on rocks near Honolulu. The vessel now lies shattered and it is believed Korea will transport the passengers to Manila.
A group of local and outside capital interests has completed negotiations to pursue a business block in the city. The parties involved decline to disclose their intentions, keeping plans confidential.
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