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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
12
Georgia society column details Dublin events with numerous visitors and hosted entertainments. Local residents such as Mrs. Eugenia Hooks, Mrs. Lula Gilbert, and Misses Baum host gatherings as guests arrive from Albany, Macon, and Atlanta. Members attend commencements, church and school events, and travel to St. Augustine and Rome for summer plans.
Oliver Evans recounts the evolution of milling from ancient grain grinding to the modern roller and millstone systems. The piece highlights the shift from traditional stone grinding toward more efficient machines and discusses the impact on production within historical farming cycles.
Special to The Georgiam Chattanooga Tenn June 6 The sixteenth annual Tennessee Bankers Association convention opens at Lookout Inn for a two day session Prominent speakers include Festus J Wade president Mercantile Trust Co St Louis Col Robert J Lowry president Lowry National Bank Atlanta and others Mayor W J Person will give welcome address G W Wade cashier Bank of Trenton will respond Judge Jerome Templeton Knotville will discuss Bills of Lading and M M Chiambtex Seville Tenn will talk on The Bank and the Paine
Special to The Georgian Chattanooga Tenn June 6 report describes a man found dead on railroad tracks. The account notes the deceased was an alumnus of a local institution and mentions possible gunshot and a prior shooting incident. Police and officials investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
Through sleeping cars will run Saturdays from June through August, delivering passengers to Wrightsville Beach hotels and leaving Wrightsville each Saturday morning at 6 30. Season tickets cost 16 55 dollars and weekend five day tickets cost 8 25 dollars.
The Southern Mosle Teachers Association and the Georgia State Association will meet in Gainesville from June 13 to 15. The event includes lectures and concerts with faculty from Breau College and Rural Arts, featuring discussions on curriculum and music education. Notable participants include Maude Turner and Margaret Aren’t Work, with multiple artists and teachers attending segments at the concert hall and assembly rooms.
Spartanburg South Carolina June witnessed the annual debate between the Carnala and Philosophian literary societies closing the commencement exercises. The event drew a large audience as the annual address by Hija of Brooklyn was delivered amid college magazine commentary and student oratory.
D. C. June P. H. Fike, formerly city editor of The Spartanburg Herald, has been named private secretary to Congressman J. Johnson. He will assume part of the age he and the latter.
Ex-mayor J K MacGuire of Syracuse reports a local poll showing Hearst favored by Republicans in the ward. The poll, conducted by a close friend, reflects political currents and recall sentiment, with figures indicating party leanings and support levels.
New York reports Mrs. Jefferson Davis, long a guest at the Hotel Gerard, is improving toward recovery after pneumonia and edema caused by exposure to a cold rain while driving in the park. Friends arranged for a summer resort stay as she nears health, though initial fears of full recovery lingered.
Washington reports from United States Minister Combs in Guatemala City state an armed revolutionary force has entered Guatemala from El Salvador, adding to insurgents already in the country. A Guatemalan official cable confirms troops from El Salvador moved through Asuncion Mita and are now reportedly defeated.
Railways offer round trip tickets June 10 11 12 at one fare plus 26 cents with return until July 9. Through sleeping cars Atlanta to Louisville via Chattanooga Nashville and Mammoth Cave. Three daily Atlanta departures 8:55 am 12:60 pm 6:60 pm plus through services June 10 and 11. Contacts J A Thomas C B Walker and Charles E B Harman at Peachtree Viaduct Union Station.
At the adjourned term of the county court the tax levy for the schools was reduced from 1.09 to 1.4 for each child. The action followed adjustments to the county budget and allocations to schooling.
Joe Tong Lee, a young Chinese immigrant from Cantoh, wins a prize for oratory in a 19th century event. Details are fragmentary but indicate recognition of his public speaking in a New York setting with private leased wire service reporting.
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