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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
8
Police say the mother damaged the monument over her infant son’s grave and then placed a basket of flowers atop the deposed stone. A warrant for her arrest was issued after examination showed the toppled figure depicted a sleeper.
Mrs Albert Storrs testified in her own defense and appeared to secure freedom from murder charges in Monrovia California. The judge voiced doubts about guilt but did not reach a verdict, while the widow's emotional moment and claimed recent marriage to a cousin of Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw Astor marked the tense courtroom scene.
The transcript reports a Philadelphia hearing where the New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads faced questions over stock graft and rebates. Witnesses include E B Whitney and Rossiter of the Central, with officials Bradfield Crowley Ninon Abbott testifying on distribution and gifts.
Special to The Georgian. Birmingham Alabama June 6 Thousands of railroad workers nationwide wired Senators Morgan and Pettus to oppose the anti pass clause. Eighteen hundred employees of the Alabama Great Southern railroad signed a telegram protesting provisions in the rate bill that would bar free transportation for employees and their families on their own line.
Atlanta residents may view samples of Edna Freeman’s portraits and miniatures at Motes’ exchange daily from 11 to 1. The widow of George Freeman, the noted English painter, will display works formerly studied under her husband.
For Homecoming Week Kentuckians the W A R and NC Bt L Railway announces round trip tickets June 10 11 12 at one fare plus 26 cents from Atlanta 13 55 return until June 23 1906 extendable to July 23 Three daily trains from Atlanta depart 836 am 450 pm and 850 pm with Pullman sleepers Atlanta to Nashville and Nashville to Louisville via Chattanooga Nashville and Mammoth Cave Through sleepers on the 450 pm trains June 10 11 Atlanta to Louisville arrive Louisville 820 am the next day For details contact J A Thomas C B Walker or CHARLES E Harman Union Station Peachtree Viaduct Union Pass Sta
Columbus Ga June 6 F B Gordon president of the Georgia Industrial Association speaks on the annual meeting at Warm Springs Ga next Thursday. The principal feature will be the discussion of ways to secure more labor in southern mill districts as the domestic supply dwindles and unrest grows.
Private Leased Wire reports the National Advertisers of Cincinnati and local agencies met at the Zoo for a monthly dinner. Twenty attended despite a visiting monkey nicknamed Little Tim from the cage near the table, who received a few peanuts and posed for observers.
Loulaville Kentucky hosts the National Association of Daily Newspapers convention with delegates from Denver Milwaukee and other cities already in attendance. The event features welcomes for rising editors and discussions on industry challenges ahead of the next issue cycle.
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After four months of work in the House, a naturalization bill passes the chamber. Committee chair Bon-yuge leads the bill against stiff opposition centered on education and residency provisions. If approved by the Senate, it would be the first naturalization law change in over a century.
The Evangelical Ministers Association faces a dispute over where future meetings will be held. Rev. Frank Kakes claims his Wealey Memorial Church was treated unfairly as a suggested site, while T. P. Cleveland, secretary, defends choosing the most convenient location. The usual June adjournment was altered to a July meeting drawing out ministers on vacation.
Warrants were issued here yesterday for the arrest of J. Bell and R. Moore for an alleged assault on W. W. Sullivan at his Robinson district home Saturday. Sullivan drew his Winchester rifle as renewed hostilities broke out, a confrontation narrowly avoided by Mrs. Sullivan and nearby neighbors.
A warrant has been sworn out for FP. W. Patterson in Moultrie Georgia after the Colquitt hotel clerk reported a $60 swindle last week. Officials say he may have left the state to evade capture.
Incomplete timetable notice indicates a sleeping car line commencing in June with services weekly through July and August. Details on routes like Wrightsville and Vall environments are garbled. Tickets reportedly at a set price for a five day period ending after initial departure.
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