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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1906

Page

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Bryan’s New Haven Welcome Tour by Democrats in Mass Meeting

William Jennings Bryan arrived in New Haven after a New York triumph. A large reception followed at the Battery, then a luncheon at Music Hall with Mayor Studley and notable Democrats. He planned speeches at the Green and a final ovation before departing for Bridgeport.

New Haven Conn New York William Jennings Bryan Newbarie Studge Gor Tieut William Harris Hall Music Hall Studley Archibald McNeil Bridgeport Hewitt Bryan Garvin Bridge- Rue

Ownership of roads plan cheers radicals of party

The Atlanta Georgian column notes Bryan’s railroad ownership plank drew strong radical support and cautious doubt from conservatives. It cites Simmons, Daniel, Martin, Griggs and others, praising Bryan’s stand while predicting mixed reactions among Democrats and Republicans as the party approaches the platform. Bryan’s October Atlanta fair invitation remains uncertain. Georgia delegation visits Lincoln, Nebraska.

New York Bryan Democratic Party Simmons North Carolina Daniel Martin Virginia Griggs Georgia Steech Madison Square Garden Railroad Times and Tribune Hearst The Garden Hut Bailey Culberson Texas Hoke Smith Atlanta Fair Lincoln Neb Pake Yesteray

Disowns body of husband who died in Fulton Tower

A coroner’s jury could not determine a cause of death for J. C. Elliott, who died in a cell on the Fulton Tower’s third floor after Thursday night into Friday morning. His wife refused to claim the body, saying she would have nothing to do with it, and Elliott had prior appearances in court for cheating and swindling actions. Witnesses said he was intoxicated at about 10 o’clock Thursday evening as the cell doors were opened.

J. C. Elliott Court of In Justice of the Peace Justice Penn L. S. Roan Howard Dorsey Ibimem

September Oyster Forecast Headlines Page Nine

A fragmented note recalls September as oyster month with poetry and cheer. The page hints at August closing and upcoming weather outlook for Friday night into Saturday, mentioning temperatures and a 10 o clock am marker, but details are incomplete.

Resolutions condemn Ku Klux Klan amid Atlanta protests

Citizens of Atlanta and Fulton county sign resolutions urging immediate action against the Ku Klux Klan and vowing to uphold law and order. They call for crushing dives on Decatur and Peters streets, expanding police, and press support to suppress crime while urging peace across white and colored communities.

Ku- Klux Klan Janta Fulton County W. D. Ellis Cii George Er Linton Hopkins R. J. Guinn Fother Atlanta Ku Klux Klan Decatur Peters Eres Hillyer Seety Speara Reinn V. Batchelor Isaac Bi Topens Jack ‘. Spaldings Walter T

Milner Shot After Being Found Not Guilty in Murder Trial

Jonesboro Georgia Aug 31 Leon T Milner freed after trial for murder of B H Dorsey is shot in the back while walking toward the jail with deputies. Otis Dorsey Will Norris Louis Dorsey and others linked to the attacked face arrest warrants and a manhunt. Milner remains in precarious condition with four bullet wounds as grand jury probes the case.

Leon T. Milner Jonesboro B. H. Dorsey Serioudly Law Bounty Smith Street William Schley Howard Stone Mountain Otis Dorsey Will Norris Louis Dorsey Louisa Dorsey Atlanta Otia Dorsey Norris Nunnally’s Ed Ragan John M. A Bone

L L Dorsey Arrested After Jonesboro Shooting Probe

L L Dorsey was arrested at 3 AM at Judge R T Dorsey’s Capitol Avenue home after arriving from Jonesboro with Hugh M Dorsey. Officers found a loaded 38 caliber revolver, while Dorsey refused to speak and was held in a state cell. Norris remained uninvolved per Hugh Dorsey’s statement.

L. L. Dorsey R. T. Dorsey Jonesboro

Twin Milner's Attentions to Dorsey Daughter Trigger Tragedy

Jonesboro Georgia reports that Leon Milner and his twin Otis were involved in a dispute over Otis Milner's attentions to B H Dorsey's daughter. A court heard testimony that ended with an altercation in which Otis reportedly drew a pistol at Dorsey, prompting intervention by D B Reeves as the jury recorded details.

B. H. Dorsey Leon Milner Otis Milner Fstieuft D. B. Reeves Cording Zanener Dorsey

Governor Terrell Heads to New York for Georgia University Talks

Governor Joseph M. Terrell will travel to New York with Mrs. Terrell for about ten days to meet George Foater Peabody and other educational philanthropists. The trip centers on the University of Georgia and the proposed new agricultural college in Athens under the Connor bill, with Peabody’s support seen as pivotal for future university expansion.

Joseph M. Terrell New York Peabod Terrell Univers Strentgh My. Peabody Georgia

Trust Co Directors Accepted Deposits Amid Collapse

Philadelphia August 31. Amazing disclosures place Frank K Hipple at center of Real Estate Trust Company collapse. He claimed to have put up 1,000,000 in wild schemes of Lewis G Tewksbury. Receiver George H Earle cited Hipple as an embezzler of at least 5,000,000 and tied loans to Adolph Segal to personal funds. Directors admitted knowledge of Hipple death by his own action and kept the bank open, marking deposits as safe while solvent. Inside tipsters and clerks spread word, helping inside deposit runs for days. The trust company held more than 60,000,000 in collateral and over 326,000,000 in securities as the crash loomed.

Philadelphia Frank K. Hipple Lewis G. Tewksbury New York Bank George H. Earle Ince Com K. Hipple Hippie Adolph Segal Trust Company Dripple Franklin National’ Bank

Japanese seal poachers convicted in Alaska

In Valdez Alaska on August 29 a group of Japanese seal poachers were convicted by local authorities. The incident involved an attempted seizure of a coastline area by agents, resulting in five deaths and twelve captures among the group.

Alaska

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Toa Gotham New England New John Temple Graves Atlanta Georgian Fulton Tower Lider Clayton Clayton County Court House Lawn Nonce Milner L. S. Dorsey Capitol Avenue Hugh M. Dorsey Dorsey, Brewster &Howell Jones Forsyth Street Judge Dorsey Arthur L. Norris Bone and Cason Noor Hugh M Jem Fred Hugh Dorsey Norse Jonesboro, Ga Otte Milner Erie Gov. Terrell Varsity
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