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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
8
The store guarantees dependable goods and moderate prices. It warrants items and fixes issues if not satisfactory. The policy extends to both product quality and the assurance of the lowest prices in the city. Old and new customers alike are invited to try shopping here.
Washington dispatch reports a June 1 meeting between the National Democratic Committee and eight sub committees. They formed a joint planning subcommittee to organize campaign efforts and pledged harmony, with each body working in its own field while the national committee assists as needed.
Private Leased Wire reports John D. Rockefeller grants a smiling interview after a long pursuit. Rockefeller encourages persistence, explains the value of steady effort, and directs his valet to arrange a better studio photo while noting street shots never capture the full likeness.
Alabama State Music Teachers Association closes its last day in Montgomery with Stella Harris presiding and brief sessions. A. E. Dust of Boeule reads a paper on state theory and teaching. Johannes Magendans from sektieee planned tonight’s program.
Special to The Georgian from Spartanburg South Carolina June. Copeland reports a man believed dead appeared alive and hearty. An inquest was held on a body found in a woods patch miles from Spartanburg. The gathered parties declared the man walking the streets is the living man.
A report from Neuya Gerona dated June 1 claims Cuba violates the Paria treaty provision. It notes America retains the right to engage in temperate trade for ten occasions and references statements by unnamed officials.
Boston June 1 Thousands of physicians from around the world will attend the annual American Medical Association convention in Boston hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Society. Harvard University’s new 3 million dollar medical school opens today and a fully equipped field hospital with 150 tents beds and ambulances will be shown to demonstrate camp disease prevention and Japanese mortality controls during the Eastern war. Three orations are planned by Dr Bhattack Dr Bryant and Dr Sanders with state medicine and hygiene topics. Nearly fifty halls in the city are engaged for the event.
Washington DC June 1 Mor Redfield Proctor senior Vermont senator received hearty congratulations as a popular and influential figure. Born in Proctorville Vermont he rose from Dartmouth and Albany Law to political leadership including governor and state legislator.
A note explains Wee Gearsies mail to city subscribers while away for the summer at ten cents per week with no mallin charge. Domestic and foreign postage extra applies, and active United States or Cal recipients may receive the mailed item during the hiatus.
Attorney General Hart is ordered to abate an alleged baggage monopoly in a move to smash a powerful trust. The action targets restrictive practices and seeks remedies to restore competition and protect consumers. Local officials foresee swift legal steps and potential court hearings following the directive.
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