Relief fund report on mob riot victims in Atlanta
A committee reports on relief disbursements totaling 4483.96 plus 1000 city aid for riot victims, detailing payments to wounded and bereaved, notes no single vagrant victim, lists demographic facts, and warns that crime rose post riot while many families lost support and homes.
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W. R. Joyner
Harry L. Schlesinker
Mittee
Grady
Thomas Evans
W. H. Patterson
City Finance Committee
George Muse
Brownville
Bryan Would Lead His Party in 1908
Topeka Kansas, Dec 28. William J Bryan hints at seeking the Democratic presidential nomination ahead of the next national convention. He denies plans to block or endorse party leadership changes and criticizes railroad legislation as corrupting. His supporters abroad plan a public push as Democrats in the East rally to his potential candidacy.
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Bryan
Topeka
Kans
William J
Senator Stone
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Ike Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Congress
Mr. On
Roosevelt
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Hanna
Republican Party
Kansas
William J. Bryant
Immigration conference to be held with Governor Terrell
The Georgia Immigration Association convened a closed door meeting at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce at 11 am and planned a Capitol conference with Governor Terrell at 3:30 pm. Officers present included F. M. Oliver of Savannah, B. B. Willingham of Macon, W. B. Smith of Barnesville, D. B. Dyer of Augusta, and B. C. Teas on of Atlanta.
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Georgia Immigration Association
Atlanta
Chief Marienholt Dies After Sudden Health Failure
Special to The Georgia Charleston reports Chief C. G. Marienhot of the Charleston fire department died suddenly at age 61 after returning from a small fire feeling ill. He collapsed while the extinguishing bell rang and died as the fire was announced extinguished. He was deeply respected in the city and had business interests.
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Bell
Georgia
Charleston
Dee
C. G. Marienhot
Marienhoff
Buckets and Wire Houses Brace for Boykin Law Kickoff
The article notes that nearly $100,000 in Atlanta and over $250,000 statewide in taxes and salaries tied to bucket shops and wire houses may disappear when the Boykin law takes effect on January 1. It details payrolls for managers, telegraph operators, bookkeepers, and office boys, plus city and state taxes, citing 33 Georgia houses including 10 in Atlanta. As of now four Atlanta houses remain open, with most set to close December 5 unless legal action or backroom efforts keep some operations alive.
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Mary
Atlanta
Georgia
Pete
Hubbard Bros
Woman Arraigned as Case Postponed in New York
Mrs Neill, a young artist's model, arraigned at the Tombs police court on murder charges for allegedly killing her husband with a hat pin or nail file. Extradition papers delay until Monday, case postponed to New Year’s Day.
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New York
Neill
the Tombs
Greenwich
Macon to Skip Meeting. Committee to Issue Year License
Special to The Georgia Macon Georgia December 2 The city of Macon will hold no meeting this afternoon by mayor and chairman for the new year license. The event will be recone nted to council of persons.
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Georgia
Macon
Council of
Pesalen
Holiday Excursion Rates via Central of Georgia Railroad
Holiday excursion fare with limited round trip price offered by Central of Georgia Railroad. Tickets on sale December through January 1907 with final return date January 7, 1907. Apply to district agents for details.
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Central OF Georgia Railway
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