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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
10
Dr. Torrey delivered a fervent sermon on the Love of God during a large revival in Atlanta. Attendees included Jewell and prominent ministers as he urged acceptance of Christ for all, stressing God loves both black and white and calling for unity amid city crowds.
A five year old boy, Robert Maroney, was bound to a stake and burned to death by playmates while playing Indian. The incident occurred in Kanawha County and is described in a dispatch from Montgomery, West Virginia, dated June 1.
Columbus Ohio June 1 Attorney General Eliza a seeking a full transcript of Ohio Central railway ousters proceedings No information released on the purpose of the materials Grand jury recently indicted Mr Monnett of Columbus a tanyen for his connection with the case
Mrs James G Blaine Jr after days of refusal to comment on a New York tale claims the Blaine divorce from his first wife stands and that her own marriage to James G Blaine Jr is valid. Attorney P J Roger says there is no plan to void the first divorce though she may pursue divorce proceedings.
Special to The Georgian reports that work will begin soon on the New Lyceum theater at Canal and Church streets, Decatur Alabama. Brick and stone construction in a modern design, with an estimated cost near $20,000. Ground materials are already on site.
Quitman Georgia June 1 General Superintendent M Middle of the Atlantic Coast Line inspected the site for a new depot. He told Mayor B L Jeika plans and necessary details would be prepared soon for construction.
Rome June 1 King Victor Emmanuel I and Queen Helena celebrate five year old Princess Yolande, eldest child and favorite at court, as public celebrations echo the royal family’s daily life and future duties.
Judge William Day named comptroller succeeding Hyde Tarbell reappointed in New York on June 1 by private wire. Day replaces Tarbell in a political reshuffle affecting city finance and oversight.
High school boys were graduated. The event included board president Nosver and Grace M.B. pastor Beatty, with Professor Rosser and William Maever Rosser in attendance. Jacob B. Gordon spoke on The Anglo Saxon South, the Hope of the Republic, as Agate and others delivered orations and awards were announced at a university banquet at the Aragon.
A fragmented notice mentions Malaria mates Fale Blood and The Old $1 rove as dealers tied to a ten year period with a 50 cent price. The sparse text is unclear but indicates a pricing or criminal context from an old advertising or legal snippet.
The Brunswick port logged about 80,000,000 feet of lumber shipments in May. A five day northeast blow paused loading on the waterfront, delaying nearly 40,000,000 feet of cargo that will be counted in June.
Brunswick, Ga June 1 The Brunswick Commercial League called a mass meeting to probe the electric car line issue and the move split prominent county citizens into two factions. The league nearly united on a meeting resolution but afterward members questioned the action and a division emerged between supporters of extending Mr Noff privileges and granting a franchise to build the line for Mutual Light and Water Company.
An advertisement asserts no delay in social or business engagements caused by nervous or sick headaches or pains. It claims users simply take a tablet when symptoms appear and they are quickly dispelled.
An OCR fragment mentions Dr Miles anti pain pills and various claimed effects and uses. It cites a person or company in Santa Ana California and references potential health or beauty benefits, though the text is garbled. The readable bits suggest promotional language about pain relief, scent, and general wellness.
D G Bettis contractor and builder lists office at end of car line College Park with telephone East Point 255. References Wootward Lumber Co Shack of East Pointe in promotional notice.
Blackshear Ga June 1 The 196 com commencement exercises of the Presbyterian Institute, which closed May 29, were among the most enjoyable and creditable. The new auditorium hosted graduation night with Metesian Literary Society musical selections, recitations, and a debate.
A cheerful event is planned for the store's employees with a trolley ride and barbecue on Saturday. The program is described in ceremonial terms and includes music and social activities for staff.
Special to The Georgian Huntaville Ala June 1 candidates for state and county offices are the focus of local political interest with voters watching closely as campaigns shape up in the countryside.
Congressman J T Johnson and Mrs Johnson with children arrive in Spartanburg from Washington. Johnson will speak in Jonesville at the unveiling of a Woodmen of the World monument honoring a deceased member. He returns to Washington Monday to attend to matters before adjournment. Mrs Johnson and the children will spend the summer in Spartanburg.
A confusing reverso phrase from the Glass murder case disrupts the court hearing. The fragment mentions a 15 year old at West Sein Pee Ree and a mysterious sequence of words, leaving the outcome unclear.
The criminal session of the superior court adjourned after examining forty one criminal cases with no acquittals. The docket is cleared and only a few stragglers remain in the county jail. Solicitor General Joseph S. Reynolds received congratulations for a fine record, including three life terms and several stronger verdicts.
Dr Len G Broughton travels Friday afternoon to Anniston Alabama where he is slated to be principal speaker at the annual Anniston hautauqua assembly. The trip highlights a busy schedule for the local physician as he engages with community events and speaks on current topics of interest.
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