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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
10
In Judge Walter Ormonds court a flood of humor from the colored community is recounted through stories about a man named Ned and a Se Bae woman. A tale of a preacher’s son and misbehaving wagons surfaces as jurors hear testimony about a negro club origin and brisk exchanges.
A jumbled OCR fragment references a wedding and a silver portrait, noting careful imprinting and decorative details. The readable lines hint at ceremonial imagery and artistic emphasis in a private or journal context.
Funeral services for Benjamin son of Mr and Mrs C Robert were held at their home on peepee street with interment at Westview. L D Montgomery infant son of Mr and Mrs Were coll ed died Sunday with services at 0 Tave street and restylew cemetery. Hugh Christian son of Mr and Mrs J Ka died Sunday morning at Washington residence. Ruth Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs W B was buried Monday morning at Creek with interment at 1 o'clock. W Burdette funeral services held at Godbys at 1 o'clock. Maier and Berkeley advertise.
Notices indicate Mrs. Lucy Wynn will be interred and funeral services for Mrs. Lacy Ware were held at the residence Monday. The fragmentary text confirms interment and service details but lacks full context.
From Smnter County South Carolina comes a report of Mrs. Dick aiding George Purdy after a rattlesnake strike. She applied pressure to the wound and gave brandy to counter the poison while transporting him home. The snake was killed and twelve rattles were counted. Purdy is recovering.
The Georgia edition reports funeral services for Mrs. Thurman at her residence with interment in Colquitt, Ga, and notes pallbearers. It also mentions the death of John Callis, age four, from meningitis, with burial in McDonough, Ga. The OCR includes garbled city references and stray lines from ads.
Dallas report says Joseph T. Cowan, a prominent citizen, was arrested weeks ago on charges tied to misappropriated funds. He surrendered by his bondsmen last night and was placed in Dallas county jail, with another hearing sought to secure bond again. United States District Attorney Atwell holds letters alleging Cowan took money to fund a claim on property in New York.
Postmaster Blodgett released the monthly statement for May, noting a substantial rise in postoffice receipts compared with the previous year. The report cites totals around 4,968 for a prior period and 28,511 for another month, indicating consistent growth across several categories.
A. R. R. and N. G. & Bt offer round trip tickets on June 10 11 12 with one rate plus 25 cents. From Atlanta fare 13.55 with 50 cent extension fee to July 23. Three daily trains 8:35 am 4:50 pm and 4:50 pm carrying Pullman sleepers to Nashville and Nashvilleville. Through sleepers Atlanta to Louisville June 10 and 11 arriving Louisville next morning. Route via Chattanooga Nashville Mammoth Cave. For details contact J A Thomas C B Walker or Charles F Harman at Peachtree Viaduct Union Station.
Special to The Georgian reports Rev. Henry Sehwan pastor of Melwood Park Christian Church in Highland Park was enjoined in chancery court from preaching to his flock. Elders H J McParland and J L Graham claimed he overstepped authority and boasted of continuing to preach after his contract expired May 27. He did not appear at the pulpit on Sunday.
The Columbus Georgia man, a Fourth National Bank director and Empire Mills president, aged 76, died at his home Sunday. He leaves a wife and sister and had amassed a fortune across Georgia and Alabama. Funeral planned for 5 PM this afternoon.
Dr M T McAfee of the Acme Pharmacy on Decatur street was fined 25 7 for contempt of court after failing to appear for a cocaine case. He fled Atlanta when the trial was scheduled and was later arrested by Detective Sergeant Sanford. The case docketed against him remains on record and the judge did not hear the cocaine matter.
Local union No 120 Commercial Telegraphers' here forms with ten charter members and hopes for five to nine more as the lodge opens Officers elected include C N Davin president and A Collins vice president Flowery Branch and Carter named as officers The group toured on Lake Warner and was entertained at the Arlington hotel with tea and luncheon by Birmingham Local No 3 members
The Southern Railway announces special sleepers attached to a regular train for Kentucky home-coming week in Louisville from June 13 to 17. Travelers from Kentucky and Georgia will have direct routes, with departures from Terminal Station on June 13 morning and afternoon. Reservations are being made as a large visitor turnout is expected for the Blue Grass state festivities.
The Gordon Institute baseball team posted an eight win and two loss record after ten games. Illness and fatigue affected players after a week at Macon and a late encampment, yet the squad recovered to defeat I J Lee. The season began with a loss to the Atlanta based Hoye' Ugh Selieut, and overall schedules indicate a strong performance in both northern and southern divisions.
The report lists horse and trainer names along with workout times at Gravesend. Entries include Dalney, Mabel Stchardson, Paunenek, Bel ee colt, Rana hel ln 34 Met, Bagenta Baret, Guerin, RG or Crest, and Crest combinations. Breeding and pacing notes reflect early morning exercise and speed trials.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a college baseball Saturday reference with garbled letters and missing details. No clear teams dates or locations are readable. The item resembles a brief schedule blurb from a 20th century sports page.
A new baseball league has been formed in England, reported by Private Leased Wee Carday. The article outlines early adoption rules and aims to establish organized play across regional teams. Further details on clubs, schedules, and governance are expected.
The casino program features a mix of acts including a whirlwind dance and a secret handout routine. The Herald Square Quartette supplies the musical portion while new moving pictures and a billiard ball manipulation act are advertised as part of an elaborate vaudeville program.
The Conder in Training Service of this region will remain here permanently, announced at THunteville Alabama on June 4. Details specify continued operation and local postings for staff and students.
Special to The Georgian from New Orleans Louisiana reports Atlanta players Grant and Thornton successfully defended their title at the Gulf States meet. They also won the singles championship. Bilott and Poet, identified as Thornton, shared co honors in the event.
The Kenilworth park meet opens with the Buffalo Derby as hundreds of horsemen from across the country and Canada gather for a 30 day program. More than a dozen stakes worth 1488 dollars or more will be decided during the run.
Virginia tennis championships begin at the Noefitic Country Club Norfolk with the sixth annual open tournament. Players contest the men’s singles and doubles as well as the ladies’ singles, with events continuing through the week.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Atlanta baseball camp hosted at Marlette by Chief J wez with lingering references to Lite Rock, Pitcher Staghem, Teston Americate, and Washington team ties. Mentions Mike Pion suspending Arthur Merriam and unclear notes on Charley Schwarte seeking a seven day leave amid coalition talk.
The Georgian reports a case where a disabled man with an invalid wife needs surgical help not available locally. Funds are requested to cover her operation abroad, as the husband cannot bear the expenses after losing his fortune. Contributions may be sent to the office for forwarding to responsible parties.
June notices show Lealie Ine oie hie resigning as local inspector for the Southern Weighing and Inspection. Burted end has been appointed billing clerk for the Southern in this city.
A fragment notes an address in Atlanta, 37 South Pryor Street, with a contact line listing phone numbers Bell 1086 and 411, indicating a formal physician’s or business listing in the city.
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