Noted Balloonstress Mrs Julian P Thomas Talks Of Many Things
Mrs. Julian P. Thomas wife of Atlantan Dr Julian P Thomas and Aero Club of New York member, visits Atlanta amid ballooning talk. She describes auto beginnings, balloon flights, and the Count Veaux connection, while sharing reporters and hotel lobby attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian P. Thomas
Atlanta
New York
Piedmont Hotel
Thomas
Julian Thomas
Massachusetts
Maine
Hoboken
Mrs. Thomas
Paris
East
Lenis Yen
LeVee
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Howard Gould
Dr. Thomas
Change of address notice from The Georgian readers
The Georgian asks subscribers leaving Atlanta for summer vacations to mail a card with their home address to the circulation department so copies can be mailed at the regular carrier rate. Include your home address and notify the office accordingly.
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Atlanta
McMichael Act Tested in the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of the McMichael act a special school tax levy in McDonough district Henry County The Southern Railway seeks to block the school commission from collecting the levy After the district voted for the levy the railway sought a restraining order with representation by Brown Brown and G W Bryan for the school commissioners
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Supreme Court
Southern Railway
McDonough
Henry County
Southern
Theranaevwan
Aes
Brown & Brown
G. W. Bryan
Dying Woman Pleaded To Be Allowed Life
The story from Toma River New Jersey describes Mrs. Brouwer pleading for life in her final hours as her husband Dr. Frank Brouwer, who faces murder charges, awaits trial. Prosecutor Brown seeks evidence countering a defense claim that poison and ground glass were swallowed during a personal crisis. In anguish she cried Save my life Frank for the sake of the children.
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Toma River
N. J
Homecoming Week Tickets For Kentuckians Offer
During homecoming week Kentuckians can buy round trip tickets June 10 to 12 at one fare plus 25 cents, from Atlanta to Nashville and Louisville for 13.55 with extended validity to July 22. Three daily trains depart Atlanta at 6 35 am 4 60 pm and 8 50 pm, with through Sleeping Cars on the 4 50 pm trains June 16 and 11 Atlanta to Louisville arriving next morning. Contact J A Thomas or C B Walker at Peachtree Viaduct Union Station.
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New York
Marceau
Atlanta
Kathleen Thomas
Mr. McMillan
Cincinnati
N.C. & Bt. L. Railway
Sia GeptlagGent Odey
Avanta
Nashville
Louisville
Birthday of Jefferson Davis Observed at Capitol
Veterans and public groups gathered at the capitol to mark Jefferson Davis's birthday with a 3 PM ceremony in the house hall. Confederate veterans marched from the rotunda to the hall where Captain Samuel B. Scott presided, Hon. Hooper Alexander of Decatur spoke, Warm's orchestra played, and Mrs Yeates sang. State offices and city banks were closed for the event.
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House of Representatives
Capitol
Sons of Veterans
Jefferson Davis
Samuel B. Scott
Atlanta
Hooper Alexander
Decatur
Warm
Yeates
State House
Hearing on Lockhart Case Delayed by Trial Outcome
The trial of City Detective Lockhart is pending as Judge Calhoun awaits the verdict in the cases of Laurenzd Jones and M. Thrower, two men convicted of running a gambling house. Related testimony links pawnbroker Joe Eplan to perjury allegations as detectives discuss sworn statements and confiscated pawnshop goods on Decatur Street.
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Lockhart
Police Commission
Joe Eplan
Calhoun
Laurenzd Jones
M. Thrower
City Court of Running & Gambling House
Jones
Thrower
Cat
T. B
Decatur Street
Aris
Benny Jud Jones
Eplan
Alleged Ice Trust Trial Underway in Ohio
Toledo dispatch reports the trial of the alleged fee trust proceeds toward opening today before Judge Kinkade and a jury. The case centers on charges related to alleged ice trust activities. Local coverage notes courtroom procedures and expected deliberations as the trial commences.
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ICE Trust
Ohio
Toledo
Aotasem Kinkade
Cassatt Promises Board Probe Into Graft
Philadelphia, June 4 The Pennsylvania Railroad president A J Cassatt announced he had returned from Europe to participate in the board of directors inquiry into matters raised before the Interstate Commerce Commission He pledged a full investigation and swift action against any officer found guilty of corrupt practices He said favoritism tied to coal stock holdings had been alleged and stressed responsibility for any wrong to those favored while defending the company’s role in industrial development.
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Philadelphia
Europe
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Directors
Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Caswatt
Ahe
City Council to Debate Gas Franchise and Liquor Ordinances
The Atlanta city council schedules a lively semi monthly meeting Monday afternoon. Key items include a favored gas franchise report with two potential ordinances, one repealing an existing provision and another allowing a municipal gas plant build, plus a wholesale liquor ordinance aligning liquor dealers with retail licensing rules. Other matters include Peach Tree Street paving, the June apportionment, and a $40,000 finance committee appropriation.
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Ice Board
James L. Key
Becce Te
Police Committee
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Sixth
Lost Necklace With Pansies Seeks Return Reward
A small chain necklace with three pansies set with diamonds was lost on Whitehall Street. A reward is offered for its return to the office. The note mentions tariff rates and rebating discussions, praising Mr. Cassatt and the company’s service while denying misconduct while noting no proof of officers’ guilt.
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Whitehall St
Cassatt
Wife attempts suicide after separation with husband
Jennie Shook of 358 Peters Street says she and Charlie Shook had separated since February after a brief Chattanooga marriage. She swallowed a small amount of carbolic acid but burned herself with a hot liquid burn and was hospitalized in critical condition, later improving. she warned she would use a pistol next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Shook
Jennie Shook
Peters Street
Grady Hospital
Shook
Chattanooga
Atlanta
A. Smiler
Atlanta Sets Drinking Water Record in June
Atlanta shows a surge in water use with 35,000,000 more gallons consumed in the past month than May 1905. Woodward reports 900 gallons pumped at a facility and notes an expected larger rise in summer. only about 3,400 feet of pipe remain uncleared. A new reservoir is planned to prevent accident risks as river water is diverted to storage.
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Atlanta
Alliance
Bee
Woodward
Coronat Woodward
Arger
Wodw
Reeservoir
Georgia Wins Case Against Ducktown in Supreme Court
Georgia secured a Supreme Court jurisdiction ruling in the Ducktown case. Attorney General Hart received a ministerial notice that the court will review the jurisdiction claim and allow both sides until October to file more evidence. The dispute centers on the 825-foot stack of the copper smelting plant and its impact on vegetation and nearby North Georgia counties.
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Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Ducktown
Hart
Yifiee Hart
Ace
Tenn
May arbitrate A K and NJ franchise values
Loulaville and Nashville railroad officials seek a conference with Comptroller General Wright on the franchise value of the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern line through North Georgia. Returns set the value at 4 per mile. Wright contends about 12 500 per mile. Arbitration possible if figures aren’t voluntary. Georgia Florida Alabama officials to confer Thursday on revised returns.
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Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Wright
North Georgia
Atlanta
Knoxville
Northern
Georgia
Imay
Florida
Alabama
Wright T
No Bill Against Dr Ripley in Assault Case
The grand jury returned no bill in the case against Dr. E C Ripley for assault and battery on a black letter carrier named King. Earlier incidents include a Piedmont park scene where Ripley asked a negro to yield a seat. The docket listed about thirty four cases before the grand jury with some uncertain entries.
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Grand Jury
E. C. Ripley
King
UNION'S VICE PRESIDENT DENIES WAR AT BRADLEY
In Columbus on June 4 T M H Sul raises he president of the Miner ere nae denies riot rumors. He communicates with Miner headquarters and refutes claims of unrest at Bradley while fielding questions from reporters. Valdosta franchise in Georgia State reaches a special note.
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UNION
Bradley
Columbus
Ohio
T. MH. Sularen
Imatey
Tively
Valdosta
SOL
Georgia
Bankers to hear Treat at Georgia Florida convention
The Geor gia and Florida bankers convention in Atlanta on June 11 and 12 will feature United States Treasury official Charles H. Treat as principal speaker. The Atlanta clearing house plans an elaborate program with headquarters at the Kimball House and a theater party to close the event.
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Charles H. Treat
United States Treasury Department
Geor
Gia
Florida
Atlanta
Mr. Treat
States
Kimball
Association
Kimball House
Piedmont Park
Pedmont
Editnball House
Np Ey Peley
Thin
George Kt
Donovan
Mat. L Peet
P. Coles
C. A
Killed in fight over small debt near Rhodes Georgia
Special to The Georgian from Andrews North Carolina June 2 five miles from Rhodes a fight Saturday night between Harvey and Jake McFall of Lowndes County Georgia and Will Quiett of Lake McVall ended with McFall slain by Quiett who was also seriously cut the dispute arose from a small account.
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Andrews
N. Cy
Rhodes
Harvey
Jake McFall
Lowndes Evanty
Will Quiett
Lake McVall
Quiett
Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach
Sleeping cars operate Saturdays in June July and August delivering passengers to Wrightsville Beach hotels. Service leaves Atlanta at 9 35 p m and returns from Wrightsville on Thursdays arriving Atlanta next morning. Season tickets cost 14 55 and five day passes 8 25.
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Wrightsville Beach
Atlanta
Wrighteville
Kood
Seaboard League Sold. Starr to Return Home
The Seaboard League was sold today to A. L. Starr. Serhan Cuaney Abe Seeping and other clients were noted. Starr plans to return to his home in Savannah today.
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League
A. L. Starr
Serhan Cuaney Abe
My. Starr
Saveanah
Freight Agents Will Not Meet This Month
National Association of Travel Freight Agents cancels its convention planned for June after a last minute decision by President J M G Wood. Delegations had prepared travel to Atlanta with high hopes of hosting the South’s rail hub, but a late communication from Jackson ends plans and thanks Atlanta for its interest.
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National Association of
Trav
Renfroe Jacl
J.m G. Wood
Atlanta
Buffalo
Sam D. Jones
Chamber of Commercay
Frank Weldon
Road Record
H. C. Bagley
Howell Peepies
Southern Way
H. D. Ray
Aasdeltion
J. D. Carter, Jr
Santa Fe
Renfree
Jones
Weldon
Jivon
Anna Sper
Jackson
Hotel Arrivals at the Kimball in South Carolina
A long list details guests and their origins across states including South Carolina, Tennessee, New York, Alabama, Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Names such as Cochran, Th fe, Gans, Kendall, and Albertson appear among many others, with travel from cities like Knoxville, Birmingham, Philadelphia, and New York. The roster covers guests at The Kimball and The Marion hotels, noting numerous surnames and affiliations without a unifying event or action.
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Kimball
South Carolina
G. P.O. Th
Fakenge
L. Cerawfor
Savange i Morur
Knoxville
Tenn
Pertony
de Situpaon
New Yorks
A. Kendall
Kautheern Railways I
Wirwork
Atinntit
A Quinn
Gans
Birminghem
Ala
Aed
Oslo
Cook
Columiun
A. Sehotner
Gy Welsti
New Coker
Orewurtworth
Maron
Maelunatt
Mitewall Cinemoatl
Ohie
M. Pie Ga
Willan
Mon
Sle Lawl Pedis
Capean
Northy
Chraltons
Erindelphya
Colin Ie Ie
Lenaldean
Shi Pra
York
Ayit
Ann and
Vette
San Vronelien
New York
Teon
Arches
Sant Preth
Greenahory
Dona
Geer
Brivo
Bucktown
Carolina
Williams and Wiffr
Wheeler
Greenshoras
Little le OW
Futon
Tia
Inaes
Haheaatos
Ely
Moore
Esherton
Irminghan
Joby
Taltimiees
Catia
Baltore
Luth
Miller
Anorte
Toma
McMuhon
Heter
New Olenfersonville
Ub Hire Wales
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M'Michael
Noshville
Mammoth Ca
J. A. Thomas
C. B. Walker
CP. & Taul Tea
Peachtree Viaduct
Union Pats
Sta. Charles
BE. Harman
Davis
DeKalb
Jones and Thrower
Lucas County
Key
Roosevelt
Chandler
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
John F. Wallace
Panama
Oeean
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Herbert W. Bowen
Snares
Loomis
Actac
Alten BG. Parker
Fort
Ean
of American Sportsmen
Southwest
Thomas C. Platt
Ntalve Olcott
New York World
Mrs. Shook
Creolin
U. S. Supreme Court
Coun
A.K
Ripley
Wrightsville Beach, N .C
Seaboard
The
Aragon
Sam Green
Atc Peitew
Alm
Pam
Wo Ay Orve Anil
New Nent
the Marion
Th. Deal
Stenn
Ray
Arows
Mirmingham
M. Stiuetom
Etty
J. Mo Ediar
Firnotgin
Fiorge
Cotamias
J. M. Malin South
Hi. Preegean
Sorteiky Varay
Newnan
Vmiterri
Athomias W
Rity
Lapetell
Maen
Elty
Taupe
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