Atlanta Ministers Call for Law Respect to Halt Mob Violence
A group of Atlanta pastors urges strong public support for state and local law, urging citizens to aid officers in prosecuting offenders and backing swift penalties. They condemn mob violence as murder and stress obedience to civil and moral law, citing biblical authority and civic duty to uphold justice.
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Atlanta
Business Men's Gospel Union
South
Christian League
W. J. Northen
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
Nero
Paul
Hell On Earth
A. E. Day
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Colored
Home
House of Hell
United States
Church
Southland
J. B. Epton
St. Paul A. M. E. Church
Romeo and Juliet in Modern Life on Trial in Philadelphia
Former Judge Maxwell Stevenson likens the case of Max Solfer accused of murdering his sweetheart Anole Margolies to a real life Romeo and Juliet tragedy. He claims the lovers failed to die as in the play and that the girl’s parents pushed the tragedy forward by their actions.
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Philadelphia
Max Solfer
Anole Margolies
Maxwell Stevenson
Lfe
Parlnnelf
Siloe Margolien
Erin
Er Self
Train Coach Burned In Georgia Fire No Injuries
Special to The Georgian Camilla Georgia December 15 The southbound Atlantic Coast Line passenger train arrived with a negro coach burning caused by a lamp explosion miles from town The white coach was left untouched until the local fire department extinguished the flames No injuries reported
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Camilla
Atlantic Coast Line
Seven-Year Term for Killing a Man
Will Smith, a colored man, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in Fulton Superior Court and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary for the murder of Henry Williams. Claude Rowe, white, is on trial for bigamy, with details noting Rowe’s marriages and a claim he wed on attorney advice.
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Will Smith
Henry Williams
Fulton Superior Court
Claude Rowe
Rowe
Callie Thompson
Mary Jenkins
Holiday Excursions via Georgia Railroad Sale Notice
Holiday excursion tickets available for travel south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi. Round trip fare is one and one third first class plus 25 cents. Tickets on sale December 20 to 26 30 31 and January 1 with final limit January 7 1907. Information from ticket seller A G Jackson or S Subillin Augusta Ga.
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Ohio and
Potomac
Mississsppi River
St. Louis
A. G. Jackson
Cs. Subillin
Augusta
Davis to Build Presbyterian Church in Gassaway WV
Former Senator Henry Gassaway Davis of Elkins plans a Presbyterian church at the new town of Gassaway West Virginia on the coal and coke railroad he owns. Construction cost is expected to be about 35000 dollars. Old Clothes cleaned by Tom Weaver.
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Davis
Cumberland
Henry Gassaway Davis
Elkins
Gassaway
West Virginia
Coal and Coke
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