Quell enstein to Leave for Germany Next July
Dr Erich Zoepffel-Quellenstein longtime German consul in Atlanta will depart in July for Germany to serve in the army and visit his native country. He left for New York on official business and expects to return by late June. A temporary vice consul may be appointed during his absence as BerlinHQ reports progress on the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erich Zoepffel-Quelein
Therman
Germany
Quellenstein
New York
Albert Gelger
Atlanta
Ae All
Aanta
Berlin
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dr. Quellenstein
Rockefeller Sails Across Atlantic for European Trip
John D Rockefeller boarded the Hamburg American liner Deutschland in New York on May 31 for a European tour. Reporters questioned him as he left his Fifth Avenue area home, displaying a broad smile, with Mrs Rockefeller and a small entourage aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Deutschland
Europe
Rockefeller
West Fiftyfourth Street
John D., Jr
E. Paymlee Prentice
Mrs. Rockefeller
Angry father confronts bartender over beer sale to son
In Decatur Street court H H Stowers angrily warned the bartender W I Avary after Avary faced trial for selling beer to Stowers' minor son Mercer Stowers. Both Avary and porter Geoey were bound over to state courts with bonds set at 100 dollars. Mercer testified the two defendants sold him beer while young Stowers faced a separate entry for entering the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Stowers
W. I
W. P. Avary
A. C. Minhinhet
Decatur Street
Stowers
Mercer Stowers
Avary
Avi
Geoey
Alpen
Broyles
H. J. Stowers
Mercer Stoware
Woman Dies In New Jersey After Glass Found In Body
In Whitsselphia May 1 investigators report Mrs Car Neepawer of Tome River New Jersey was found dead with glass fragments and poison traces in her stomach. Dr P A Genth Jr examined the viscera and reported two glass pieces and poison traces. Frank Brogner, husband, is under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitsselphia
May
Car- Neepawer
Tome River
X. J
P. A. Genth. Jr
Frank Brogner
Wom
Swallowed gem triggers appendicitis warning note
Fragmentary text mentions a person swallowing a gem and suffering appendicitis amid guilt. It references a mailing to subscribers and city delivery during summer, with ten cents weekly rate and options for domestic or foreign addresses.
Traveling salesman recovers damages in collision case
A Guth Confectionery salesman from New York and Baltimore, Charles N. traveling, was struck by a freight train while crossing the tracks in Winson. He sued Atlantic Coal Company for damages, with the case centered on a collision near the city. The report closes with a quirky aside on advertising as displayed by a Peacock and a Hen anecdote from Newspaperdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uington
N. C
Charles
Guth
New York
Atlantic
Equitable and Mutual May Lose Some Directors
Private Leased Wire reports resignations expected today from the Mutual Life and Equitable Life boards of directors. Names listed include Robert Oliphant James M Holden and Z Miller as possible departing directors amid unsettled company matters and reorganization concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable and Mutual
Pye York
Mutual Life
Equitable Life
Robert Oliphant
James M. Holden
Z. Miller
Riley Fainted In Court During Alimony Session
In Justice Ormonds court on Thursday Lucius Riley, sexton at Wheat Street Baptist, sat with his wives as the alimony dispute with Ollie Royal proceeded. A conference was sought over a weekly two dollar payment. Riley fainted after a tense exchange, his wife shouting an expletive as the scene unfolded in the rear of the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Riley
Justice Ormond
Lucius
Sexton
Wheat Street Baptist Church
Riley
Ollie Royal
St Fran Willing
Seepine
Collision injures many in Hopkinton trolley crash
By Tattle and ined Wire UGshai Mars May 3 a head on collision between two trolley cars of the Hopkinton division of the South Midilleses street railway just east of Mop kinton village injures many people and causes fatalities or serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattle & Ined Wire
Ugshai
Mars
Hopkinton
Bouth Midilleses Street Railway
Mopkinton Village
Deadbeats Drive Man to Contemplate Death
Albert Townsend a Buffalo butcher vanished Tuesday night leaving a note saying he would be dead due to deadbeats. Police believe he drowned himself in the Niagara River after writing the message to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mars
Albert
Albert Townsend
Perviees
Presen
Hie
Ningara
Cotton Association Committee Meeting in Jackson
Special to The Georgian Jackson Miss May 7 the presidents and secretaries of the Southern Cotton Association met here at nine oclock in the evening with a full attendance. The officers and committees began work and planned to proceed in character and complete the work by late today. The meeting followed earlier sessions and adjournments, with President Jordan traveling from Washington after recent government actions.
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Jackson
Miss
The
Southern Cotton Association
Eta
Ares
Jordan
Committee Retracts Every Proposed Tax Increase
Wholesale liquor dealers and others at the tax committee meeting reduced nearly all proposed rises in the 1906 ordinance to the original figures. The wholesale license remains at $200 and a single amusement license replaces individual ones for Ponte Dé Léon Amusement Company. The license for rectifying squor is dropped, and Bluthenthal & Bickert along with Rose Company will pay this year’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bickert
Bluthenthal & Bickert
R. M. Rose
The
Rose Company
Iquor
Young Librarians Receive Diplomas in Atlanta
Ten young ladies completed their course at the Southern Library School of Atlanta and received certificates from Principal Misa Anne Wallace. The class shows strong demand for library workers with all graduates securing positions for fall or summer. Salaries start at 60 per month for permanent roles.
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Southern Library School of
Atlanta
Misa Anne Wallace
Lbrarian
Carnegie Library
Eloise Alexander
Florence Bradley
Mattie Glimer Bibb
Montgomery
Ala
Marion C. Bucher
Decatur
Lila May Chalin
Macon
Carrie L. Dalley
Meligh
Jessie Hopkins
Athens
la Tater
Chana Sarajanypenny
C Tenn
Mary B. Martin
Ley
Misa Martin
Guilford College
North Carolina
Normal School
Rock Hill
Mine Bibb
Jon Alexander
Miss Bradley
Miss Hopkins
Alabama
Jes Chapman
Ensley
Mice Wallace
Immigration meet in session at Rome Georgia
A special meeting of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association is in session in Rome on May 31 to discuss the immigration question. Rasmus en, an expert from Minnesota on immigration, addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Merchants’ and Manufacturera’ Association
Rasmuseen
Mineai'on
Don’t Be Without The Georgian Anywhere You Go
City subscribers of The Georgian are urged to notify the office of their out-of-town address to continue receiving home news. No extra charges for mail. mailed anywhere, address changes allowed as desired.
Terranova Girl Battles for Life in Historic Trial
Private Leased Wire report from New York on May 1 covers the Josephine Terranova trial as Judge Palmierti makes a final bid to save the girl from the Bea chair or prison. Her lawyer calls last witnesses, then a summing up before a verdict is expected tomorrow. Terranova, in prison for the Tombs, hopes for freedom and, if freed, wishes to enter a convent and see spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palmiert
Josephine Terranova
Bea
Neschice
Terranova
Tombs
Duel Ends With Wounds as Men Duel in Street
Chicago May 21 James O'Brien and neighbor Michael Harrett dueled in front of their wives and guests after a card party at O'Brien's home. Barrett, a guest, joined the duel. In the street O'Brien was struck after a confrontation and received wounds that doctors say may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James O’brien
Michael Harrett
Assassinated Brother Over Love for Wife at Farmhouse
O'Brien Florida May 31 A shocking tragedy occurred at a farm house at 2 AM Tuesday when Bart McCall shot and killed his brother Ed McCall who had infatuated with Bart's wife. Ed died at the window after leaning out. Bart confessed. Mrs McCall had repelled Bart's advances. Chattanooga Tennessee May 31 Over $20,000 bond issue funds remain unspent for city sewer improvements totaling $49,000 in the new Ninth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Fla
Here
Bart McCall
Ed McCall
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ninth Ward
Woman's Story Suspends Pastor From Ministry
In Owensboro Kentucky May 1 a Methodist minister Lawhorn was suspended after a church trial prompted by Joseph Sapp. Sapp's wife admitted jealousy and claimed improper visits, but she later testified she was equally to blame. Lawhorn denied the charges as the investigation concluded with the pastor exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Rey
Jamin Franklin Lawhorn
Joseph Sapp
Ravenville
Lawthorn
Lawhorn
Mra. Sapp
Aa Ja Lap
Sub-leasing Convicts Sparks Court Case in Georgia
A suit filed by Georgia Iron and Coal Company seeks an injunction against the Georgia State Prison Commission and Hamby and Toomer over subleased convicts used in Dade county mines. The case, heard in Judge Pendleton’s court, questions the commission’s authority and the legality of extending subleases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison Commission
Pendleton
Georgia Iron and Coal Company
Ham~by & Toomer
Dade County
Hart and Candier
Thompson & Hirsch
Anderson & Anderson
Met Prison Commission
Hamby & Toomer
Hamby ‘Comer
Savina
P Donerre
T Commission
Saas Comny
Nora Sealt
Wis & Sub-Lense
Georgia Iron Ned Toa
Georgia Iron and Coal
Sey & Toomer
Fae Bo County
Hure
Fake fall in fruit turns into street brawl at Peachtree street shop
A dispute over banana pricing near a Peachtree street fruit stand escalated into a fight between J. H. Singleton and Zenophon Brown, backed by Brown’s employers. The confrontation drew in bystanders and led to police involvement after charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Singleton
Zenophon Brown
Singleton
Brown
Hanan Vetor
Agen Ree
Rypes
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E. D. Crane & CO
Maison Ane
Mond
United States
Canada
Livia
F. J. Cooledge & Bro
N. Forsyth St
Cotton Association
Democratic League
Savannah
People‘s Democratic League
Renee
Chatham County
Earn
San
Hl. Tanley
Convent
Dutaida
Woman's Story
Parson
Wwe
Atlanta “Mattress Co
Piedmont Avenue
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