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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1906

Page

10

Cleveland rebates ruling boosts US firms in Britain

Grover Cleveland, acting as rebate referee for the three large life insurers, decides that American firms may continue granting rebates to English policyholders to offset English tax rules. The ruling cuts their costs but reduces American companies' British business, as continuing the practice would violate the Armstron g committee code.

New York Grover Cleveland Great Britain England Cou Cleveland

Negro Business Men Begin Seventh Annual League Session

The National Negro Business League opened its seventh annual convention at Big Bethel church in Atlanta with Booker T. Washington as central figure though quietly speaking. Speeches by W. B. Matthews and John J. Harwell welcomed delegates while A. N. Johnson urged Negro independence through business, not politics, as committees were formed and topics set for sessions on insurance, real estate, contracting, and drug trade.

National Negro Business League Big Bethel Church Butler Street Auburn Avenue Booker T. Washington League Boston Washington Jess W. B. Matthews Ateg Tae John J. Harwell Woodward Atlanta Harwell Sam D. Jones Atlanta Chamber of Commerce I. N. Ross Bethel A. M. E A. N. Johnson Mobile Johnson Mobite South Hnson J. Madison Vance New Orleans R. B. Hudson Alabama Robert C. Houston Texas A. E. Manning Indiana I. T. Montgomery Mississippi J. A. Lankford District of Columbia B.C. Brown Virginia J. W. Maund Georgia J. C. Napier Tennessee J. 8 G. Elfert Delaware William Isaac Johnson P. J. Smith F._H. Gilbert New York C. Guy Kansas W. L. Pollard Washington, D. C W. T. Andrews Sumter 8. C W. O. Vance Nondueke H Laundry Harry T. E R Pratt Baltimore Charles A. Whitney Topeka Kan R. F. Walker Macon John J. Winston Sandy W. Trice Chicago C. BE Thomas Anniston Ala Moses Amos J. Moseley M. D Tran L. R. Clarke G. W. Franklin Chattanooga Tenn A. D. Price Richmond Emory T. Thomas Fortune New York Age R. T. Greene Vladivostok Russia G. L. Knox Indianapolis Freeman A. B. Manning Indianapolis World Rev. W. L. Taylor United Order of True Reformers Giles’ B. Jackson New Department of Jamestown Exposition Charles Banks Negro Bank Mound Bayou Miss Isaiah T. Montgomery Negro City Philip A. Payton Afro-American Realty Company Cyrus F. Adams The United States Treasury Warren Logan Tuskegee Institute R. W. Thompson Corereepomaent General P Negro Press William Porter Cincinnati Ohio Undertaken Ana Napier American C Savings Pani Nashville J. Alexander Chiles Lexington M. M. Lewey Etre Florida Sentiment Pensacoli Fla

Southern absorbs Virginia and Southwestern railway

Bristol Tenn Aug 20 It is stated on high authority that the Virginia and Southwestern railway has been sold or leased long term to the Southern railway The line runs about 160 miles linking Virginia coal and iron regions with Southern connections and the Atlantic seaboard The cost cited is near 10 million with 6 million in bonds assumed Henry McHarge of New York is president of both the Virginia and Southwestern and the allied Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Company

Bristol, Tenn Virginia and Southwestern Railway Southern Railway Virginia and Southwestern Virginia Coal and Iron Mining Middle Southern States Atlantic Seaboard Southern Henry McHarge New York Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company

Roads Likely to Trigger Fight on Rates Bill

Chicago Aug 29 A major conflict between railroad interests and the interstate commerce commission is forecast over the new rate bill. AT&SF president Ripley argues the law cannot be fully complied with, saying posting all adjusted tariffs and charges would produce a book far larger than Webster’s unabridged dictionary. He faults lawmakers for impractical wording.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission P. Ripley Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Congress

Sam Jones Tabernacle Meetings in Cartersville Ga

Sam Jones conducts tabernacle meetings in Cartersville with Evangelist Oliver and other noted ministers. Rail tickets from Atlanta to Dalton and intermediate stations to Cartersville are one fare round trip under the Western and Atlantic line. Prof. E O Wxcell directs music with other gospel singers. Three daily services at 10:30 am, 3:00 pm, and 8:00 pm.

Sam Jones Cartersville Chase, Harman Gen. Pass

Banker drugged and then robbed on city street

New York press recounts a man believed to be Gilbert R, soon to be vice president of the Metropolitan Bank, found drugged and robbed near Seventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street. A handwriting expert from the Molineux case is noted among witnesses.

New York Seventh Avenue Thirty-second Street Gilbert R Metropolitan Nk Res Molineux

Woman Victim of Maniac Knife Murder in New York

New York, Aug. 29. Annie Moore was found dead in her room at No. 6 Second Street with knife wounds, likened to Jack the Ripper murders. Police doubt James Moore, her brother in law, carried out the crime and seek a second suspect. A bloody thumb print on the sheet may clear him. Moore is described as consumptive and near death.

New York Annie Moore No. 6 Second Street Jack the Ripper Maniac James Moore Believ Moore

Meeting to nominate county commissioner candidate

A meeting will be held in Judge Puckett's courtroom at 50512 Marietta Street Thursday evening at 8 20 to nominate a county commissioner candidate. All announced candidates are invited to attend with the aim of selecting a single candidate.

Child Dies After Hot Water Bath Accident

Special to The Georgian Macon Ga Aug 29 18 month old Julian FR son of Mr and Mrs J W Brown Peilde died from burns received in a tub of hot water at Whiteside The child fell and was immersed in the boiling water while the floor was wet and a pot was moved into a tub during playtime in the kitchen

Macon Julian FR J. W. Brown Peilde Whiteside

Teachers Meet to Plan Fall School Terms

Teachers from Boys' High and city public schools gathered to finalize exam dates set for late month and to prepare for the fall term opening on September 4. Assistant Superintendent Landrum projects about 14,000 pupils, with new buildings and additions boosting capacity for a larger attendance.

Ne Asistant Landrum

Cartersville Welcome Season Revival Tour Draws Crowds

On September 10 23rd the inclusive road will sell tickets from Atlanta for a round trip. Sam Jones is assisted by Evangelist Oliver and other renowned ministers. Prof BE 0 Excell will lead music with notable singers. Daily services at 10 30 am 3 00 pm and 8 00 pm. Cartersville residents anticipate large crowds and warm hospitality from CHAS E HARMAN and local organizers.

Western and Atlantic Railroad Atlanta Dalton Cartersville Sam Jones Evangelist Oliver BE 0 Excell Chas Harman Gen Pass

Luther Hayes Caught After Escape From Bartow Stockade

Luther Hayes, a black man who escaped from Bartow county stockade weeks ago, was located Tuesday night near Atlanta after taking a job at Donelson's convict camp. Patrolman Hood pursued him as he fled a house, leading to a pursuit with hounds before Hayes hid under a house and later faced a revolver. He was to be turned over to Bartow county sheriff.

Luther Hayes Bartow County Fulton County Prero Atlanta Donelson Hood Luther Perro

Police raid on Chicago hotels nets sixty inmates

In a dramatic operation led by Captain Gibbons, seventy officers stormed the downtown hotel area and captured more than sixty inmates from fifteen hotels, seizing books and registers. The Brunswick Hotel is named as the source of the trouble and an injured woman, Miss Josephine Olson, is noted in connection with the raid.

Chicago Gibbons Bad Landa Brunswick Josephine Olson Frida Jam

Funeral Services of J B Whitehead

Funeral services for Joseph Brown Whitehead, who died at Thaxton Virginia, were held at his residence 633 Peach Tree Street at 10 o clock Wednesday with Rev J W Millard officiating. Pallbearers numbered sixty four, including George M Brown Asa G Candler J T Lupton of Chattanooga founder H I Haley and others. Intimate friends served as honorary escort. deacons of DeLeonee Governor No M Brown and Dr J M Cra were among attendees. Interment followed at Westview.

Joseph Brown Whitehead Thaxton Werefield Peach Tree Street J. W. Millard DeLeon Avenue Baptist Church George M. Brown Asa G. Candler John 18 J. T. Lupton Chattanoount Foun H. I. Haley

Less than a Hundred Corporations Registered in State

Secretary of State Cook reports eighty four corporations registered so far with twenty eight more expected. One Savannah firm failed to pay the required dollar fee, while Savay- Secretary Cook notes many more firms are pending, with state revenue projections rising.

Cook Savannas Taek Ebay Savay Savannah

First Application for Reformatory Sentences Considered

Secretary Goodloe Yancey received a Wednesday notice from Jackson county authorities that one boy aged 16 is to be sent to the state reformatory when opened. The boy was convicted February 22, 1906 on two counts of burglary and has served in the county chain gang.

Goodloe Yancey Jackson County State Reformatory Captain Yancey Washington Jackson Yancey Brown Reformsatory Evans

At the Theaters A Message From Mars At Grand

The city’s Grand presents a Thursday matinee of A Message From Mars starring David Proctor, famed for a national stage profile after touring coast to coast. Also shown is The County Fair with Nell Burgess and a strong New York cast, featuring Cold Molasses as a standout act. Farmers to organize plans note a Farmers’ Guild meeting in Newber.49

Mars David Proctor Atlantic Pacific St. Lawrence Gulf of Mexico Proctor Nell Burgess Neil Abigail Prue Burgess Newber Galen

National Drug Gists Meet in Atlanta This October

From October 1 to 5 the National Association of Retail Druggists holds its eighth annual convention in Atlanta. President W Hikin Jr of the Atlanta Drug Association says 2000 to 2500 leading retail druggists from across the United States are expected, with many accompanied by wives and daughters.

National Association of Retail Drugegists Atlanta W. & Hikin, Jr Atlanta Drug Association United States

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