Commencement Exercises At Georgia Normal In Progress
The Georgia Normal and Industrial school held its annual commencement in the main auditorium with addresses by M M Parks president of Normal and Industrial and Chancellor D C Barrow. Governor J M Terrell awarded diplomas and certificates as cornerstone laying for the industrial building occurred in the afternoon. Notable guests included Mrs M M Parks and Miss Selene Atkinson of Newnan among other officials and attendees.
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Selene Armstrong
Ie. Ga
Normal and Industrial School
Ita
M M. Parks
Normal
D. C. Barrow
Martha Berry
J. M. Terrell
Max Meyerharidt
Grand Mas
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Governor Terrell
The
Univer- of Georgia
Esate Unioner
T. Kane
W. P. Andrews
Berry
M. M. Parks
Miss Berry
Walter P. An D.C. Barrow
Selene
Atkinson
Newnan
J. P. Ides
Atkin
Visita
M. Hitch
Savannah
John Ane
Aia
Cleve- Griffin
Monseley
Mixx Bessie Butler
Madinon
Mattie Bass
Clarkenvillian Hunt
Sparta
J. N.valdosta
German Emperor and Josef Visit Planned Two Day Meeting
Emperor William and Emperor Joseph prepared for a ceremonial meeting during a brief visit. Despite a large suite, observers note the encounter carries political significance. The two rulers will stay two days with officials present at Schoenbrunn breakfast.
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William
Joseph
Anl
Schoenbrunn
Rural mail carrier killed by train in Tennessee
Georgian Tenn June 6 report states a rural mail carrier named J D Low was killed by a Southern train this morning. A man named Cetewan was also killed, with his rig nearby, in an incident about 35 years old. The tragedy involves a supervisor figure, Professor London, superintendent of public schools, mentioned in connection to the event.
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Tenn
J. D. Low
Traci
London
Swam Ashore With Young Lady Near The Georgian
In a Sunday incident at drivenow Creek a horse drawn carriage veered off and the rider Sees oeene and s sessed the young lady, who swam ashore with assistance. The report notes the event occurred on June 6 in B. C. and names the Georgian as the location.
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B. C
Sees Oeene
Ox Mineral Spring Company Organized in Ga
Ga June 5 The Cox Spring Company met and organized officers with W M Fulcher as president R N Dr as vice president L E Hatch as secretary treasurer and manager The company has thirty five stockholders with plans to build a mineral springs venture about nine miles from the town, aiming to develop a mineral market and attract investment.
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Cox
W. M. Fulcher
R. N. Dr
L. E. Hatchit
Confederate veteran dies on train bound for Chattanooga
Tennessee June 5 James m farmer, 70 years old, died on the train bound for Chattanooga. He was a Confederate veteran. Officers removed the body at South. The report notes the man died aboard the train while en route, with prompt notification of local authorities.
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Tenn
James m& Farmer
Chattanoo
Tarbell Salary Cut at Equitable Amid Insurance Scandal
New York June 5. A private wire reports another 20 percent salary reduction for Tarbell vice president at Equitable amid the insurance investigation. Morton’s takeover cut his pay from 60 000 to 48 000, with a further supposed drop to 36 000. Equitable officials declined to comment. Hyde, awaiting a transfer ceremony in Paris, faces a separate legacy issue as his birthday coincides with the era of the Ryan Syndicate and estate arrangements.
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New York
Jamies
Hazen Hyde
Cole
Henry B. Hyde
Erica On
Hyde
Ett Fitzgerald
T. Py Ryan
Ryan Syndicate
Jay
Paris
Gage KE. Tarbell
Equitable
Financial District
Tarbell
Morton
Equitable Nos
Car of Beef Blood Stench Shuts City Yard Area
A box car leaking beef blood near Forsyth viaduct shut in the heart of the city. Hundreds of workers endured a nauseating odor as cabbage scraps drifted from nearby tracks. The health department promised immediate action after reporters alerted officials.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Forsyth Viaduct
Two Fine Engines for the A. and W.
Two new Rogera Locomotive Works engines depart Paterson New Jersey en route to Atlanta consigned to West Point road. Three more follow June 2 completing a months old order. Engines travel by day about ten days to reach Montgomery then to enter fast freight service Atlanta Montgomery and later fast mall runs.
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Rogera Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
Atlanta
West Point Road
Aan Billups
West Point
Montgomery
Mall
Moon
Railway Special Agents Meet in Washington
Between 200 and 300 members of the Association of Railway Special Agents gathered for the opening of their tenth annual meeting in Washington. W G Baldwin of Roanoke, Va., presided as the assembly room was called to order and Major Sylvester, chief of police, spoke on cooperation among agents and rail carriers across the United States and Canada.
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Washington
Paine
Washington, D. C
Association of Railway
United States
Canada
Ebbitt House
W. G. Baldwin
Roanoke
Sylvester
Retired Naval Officer Uses Jiu Jitsu in Street Altercation
An unprovoked clash at a cigar store near Peachtree and Marietta streets ended with retired Lieutenant Commander Lay H. H. Eberhart of Decatur punching and grappling with J. W. Gray, a former postal clerk. Eberhart reportedly used Jiu Jitsu learned in the Navy to subdue Gray until officers Florence and Johnson arrived. The case goes before the recorder Tuesday afternoon.
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Lay HH. Eberhart
Decatur
United States
Dewel
J. W. Gray
de Themedy
Thie City
Eber
Gray
Peachtree and
Mariatta Streets
Gray En
Eberhart
Heeberhart
Japan
Navy
Florence and Johnson
Knights of Columbus Meet at New Haven
New Haven Cony Joane. The national convention by Columbus opened in this city. Eminent priests and prelates attended with delegates from across the country. Pontifical mass at St John’s church preceded the call to order. Rev John J McCoy preached the sermon. James Gibons of Baltimore and others are noted figures. The convention continues through the week with a major program tomorrow including dedication of a new wall headquarters building. Senators Carter of Montana and Gearin of Oregon and Justice Victor J Dowling of the New York Supreme Court will participate.
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New Haven
Conny Joane
Columbus
St. John’s Church
John J. McCoy
Worcester
James Gibons
Baltimore
United States
Carter
Montana
Gearin
Oregon
Victor J. Dowling
New York Supreme Court
Debates at Women’s Clubs Split Over Unions
In St Paul on June 6 the General Federation of Women’s Clubs debated unions for women as Miss Josephine Casey of the Union of Liberated Halfway Employees urged trades unions to lift women to parity with men. Her stance sparked responses from club leaders, culminating in a confrontation where Casey was escorted from the room.
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St. Paul, Minn
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Josephine Casey
Uion
Trades Union
Miss Casey
W. B. Chivvis
St. Louis
Rc K
Mias Casey
Mystery clears life of convict Brett Amory
Special to The Georgian reports in Charlotte on June 6 that new information has shed light on the death of Brett Amory, a young man killed by guards in Greensboro. The article notes Amory had ties to Omaha and Louisville, with unclear context of his movements and residence.
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Charlotte
N.C
Brett Amory
Greensboro
Brent A. Weak
Forrey
Nebraska
Louisville
Expo Committee Holds A Meeting For Canvass Prep
At noon Tuesday a five member committee appointed to prepare for the 1910 exposition canvass met and reviewed the alphabetical list of subscribers. They planned to form canvassing committees before the Tuesday afternoon meeting of the larger committee. The work, though slow now, is highly active and results should appear soon. A $25 subscription from C. Munday arrived via Word Bros.
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C. Munday
Word Bros
Husband Arrested After Wife's Suicide Attempt
W. T. Smith of 11 Therry Street, husband of Lula Smith, was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Officers Bass and Harvey Wells and jailed to face a recorder's trial on Wednesday for disorderly conduct after his alleged ill treatment led Lula Smith to attempt death by own action on Saturday night.
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W. T. Smith
Therry Street
Lula Smith
Bass
Harvey Wells
Recorder’s
Russell Speaks at Griffin in Georgia Campaign Visit
Report of Russell addressing a crowd at Griffin Georgia with 18 to 200 attendees. Mention of his stance on taxation and railroads, calls for statewide tax plans, and references to judges and political figures amid a broader gubernatorial campaign.
County committee condemns state ballot action in Haberham
The Democratic executive committee of Habersham County met in Clarkesville on June 5 and set July 14 for the county ticket selection. By unanimous vote they condemned the state committee for the ballot style and adopted a resolution detailing opposition.
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Clarkesville
Habersham County
State Committee
Penrose May Force Stuarts Nomination For Governor
Harrisburg June 5 Edwin Stuart former Philadelphia mayor is seen as the likeliest governor candidate if Senator Penrose can compel his nomination at the Republican convention. Penrose believes Stuart can rally broad support and judges Philadelphia mayoral election as more crucial than statewide or national races.
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Harrisburg
Edwin Stuart
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Stuart
United States
Duel on steamer ends with fireman fatally hurt
On the steamer Iowa at the docks Joseph Leno fireman, was struck by Wolf with a pump rod and knocked unconscious after a quarrel. Leno fought with a shovel before losing consciousness. Wolf fled in a cab but was later captured by police.
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Chicago
Joseph Leno
Wolf
Iowa
Leno
Woman Bond Posted and Released in Theft Case
Special to The Georgians Tampa Florida Atlanta eee secured a bond of $20 for Hesserat of Atlanta who has been detained on a theft charge. Sevi insists she remains detained and faces further questioning as the case unfolds.
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Tampa
Fla
Jane
Overwork Drives Man to Fatal Self-Destruction
Private Leased Wire. Pittsburg June 6. Thomas O Connor Jones, son of the late G W Jones, committed death by his own hand this morning by shooting himself in the head in his apartment at the Hotel Schen dley where he resided. Jones had suffered from severe nervous strain caused by overwork.
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Pittsburg
Thomas O'Connor Jones
G. W. Jones
Pimesie
Schendley
Jones
Ohio National Guardsmen Rush To Scene
Ohio guardsmen were dispatched in response to Sheriff Vorhins of Jefferson county and Governor Pattison's orders. Adjutant General Hughes sent about a force including the Fourth and Eighth Infantry, the Second Ambulance Company, and a reconnaissance unit to the Bradley area to aid the county and report back to the sheriff.
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Ohio National Guardsmen
Columbus
Ohio
Vorhins
Jefferson County
Pattison
Over Hughes
Ohio National
Speaks
Eneaen
Yorh
Police hold McLendon 9 for cutting incident
Police hold G I McLendon nine on suspicion after a knife attack left Cliff Shaffer with neck wounds requiring stitches at Grady hospital. The case heads to recorder's court after a Tuesday arrest amid an incident at the corner of South Pryor and Alabama streets.
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Cliff Shaffer
South Pryor
Alabama
Grady Hospital
G. I. McLendon
Recorder’s Court
B. Boatenreiter
Confession Reported in Drummers Hotel Murder Case
In Little Rock on June 5, 15 year old Will Gay confessed to the murder of Mrs. Charlotte Leetham, proprietress of the Drummers' Hotel. Gay had been arrested on suspicion of complicity and gave a reward story at the core inquest as authorities pursued the crime’s full details.
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Little Rock
Ark
Will Gay
Charlotte Leetham
Drummers’ Hotel
Gay
Periece
Leotham
Democrats Elect Oregon Governor Prediction Based on Returns
Early returns show Governor George Chamberlain leading Democrats and James Withycombe over Republicans Jonathan Bourne Jr. and Gearin in Oregon. Bourne leads in one precinct where Chamberlain also holds a wider margin than Bourne over Gearin, suggesting re election prospects. Both Republican congressional candidates appear likely to win.
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Ores
George Chamberlain
James Withy
Jonathan Bourne
Republic Septargets Evenenair Ie Ort
John M. Sarin
Bourne
Dr. Withycombe
Gearin
Lightning Kills Seven Across Multiple Cities
Reports from Kentucky Indiana and Odessa describe fatalities from a violent storm. Henderson Young of Stanford Kentucky was killed by lightning near a timber lot with fatal injuries. Fred Edwards Jr and Robert Shorts Jr of Lyons Indiana died instantly while sheltering under a tree during a ball game. Seven people drowned in Odessa during the same storm as fires were started by lightning.
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Linton
Ind
Fred Edwards, Jr
Robert Shortes
Lyons
Wife And Daughter Mortally Wounded Tragedy Near Home
A family tragedy left a wife and daughter mortally wounded after a domestic incident near their home. One daughter escaped unharmed, and the crime or accident was not discovered until Sunday, according to the report. The narrative centers on the immediate aftermath and the urgent questions about motive and cause.
New York Skyscraper Tale Reveals Elevator Worker Tensions
In a fragmented account from a New York skyline scene, elevator drivers confront safety and staffing concerns as towers rise. The passage notes growing tensions, transfers, and calls for policy clarity amid urban development and notable city names.
Barefooted Waiting Maids in Japan
In Smith's Weeks the article describes Japanese dining customs where wives and daughters may not attend dinner. Before meals attendants serve tea and confectionery, then survey the party. After the meal they retire. Barefoot maids in supple kimonos present fruit and tea, signaling the formal tea service.
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Japan
Smith
Dinger
Elas
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