Georgia Normal Institute marks 15th annual commencement
Milledgeville observed a large 15th annual commencement of the Georgia Normal Industrial College with Miss Martha Berry delivering a moving address on industrial education. Governor Terrell awarded diplomas to 21 graduates across Collegiate, Industrial, Normal, and Music programs, as Chancellor Park and others lauded the class.
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Boys' Industrial Book
Rome
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Myer
D. C. Barrow
Misy
Berry
Barrow
University of Georgia
Chancellor Park
Terrell
Rrow
Lucetta Brown
Milledgeville
Lizzie Lathrop David
Giovania
Eleanor Hule
Greer
Roswell
Morrow
Corrie Elmira Kelly
Maxwell
Wilhelmina Kittrell
Davisboro
Martha Evelyn Martin
Newnan
Louie Virginia Martin
Arnoldsville
Henry Lucile Payne
Hogansville
Mary Eloise Randle
Birmingham
Etta Marion Sanders
Dublin
Helen Hall Smith
Oliver
Esther Thomson
Conyers
Claudia Saville Wall
Jessie Walters
Montezuma
Julia Wisenbaker
Valdosta Ga
Lula McMillan
Mill
Terrell Heads Cornerstone Ceremony At Georgian Normal
Governor Terrell attended the cornerstone laying for the new Industrial building at the Georgian Normal and Industrial college in Milledgeville on Tuesday. Speakers included Chancellor Barrow and State officials. Grand Master Max Meyerhardt led Masonic ceremonies as donors and supporters praised ongoing educational progress and future gifts to the college.
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Selene Armstrong
Milledgeville
Terrell
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
W. P. Andrews
W. B. Merritt
T. F. Newell
Steed
Gedas Hines
Max Meyerhardt
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Board of Visitors
Kay
Georgian Normal and Industrial College
Parks
Logat
Jvas
Geor
Jway
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
W. Y. Atkinson
Gove
P. F. Newell
Lorman
Rome
Sparta
Warrenton
Meyerhardt
Freight Claims Bureau Established in Savannah Georgia
The Savannah chamber of commerce forms a Freight Claims Bureau led by Secretary Donlan to handle delays in paying claims against transportation companies. Other items note the Flint River and Gulf railroad inaugurating a 50 mile schedule from Ashburn to Bridgeboro, the South West Georgia Summer Normal school at Norman Park with over 100 teachers, and the first drunkenness case under the new law tried in Moultrie.
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Savannah
Chamber of Commerce
Donlan
Moultrie
Flint River and Gulf Railroad
Ashburne Bridgeboro
Worth
Turner
South Georgia
Summer Normal School
Georgia
Norman Park
E. Gate Hall
Dock Henderson
Jersonee
Sully
Humphreys
Prosperous growth under President Parks at Georgia Normal and Industrial College
The Georgia Normal and Industrial College at Milledgeville celebrated progress under President Parks who pushed for a new library funded by Carnegie and trustee contributions. An alumnae banquet closed the fifteenth annual celebration with governors and faculty delivering toasts and remarks on the college's future in industrial education.
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Geo Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Terrell
Berrien Mon
Hall’ Smith
Je . Pound
W. Y. Atkinson
Beulah
Aero
Vialtora
Aptain T
Newell
Pon
J. M. Dupree
Ees
Mins Krate
BE. R. Rines
E. Pottle
Walter PB. Andrews
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
M. M. Pa
Cata Co
Georgia
Go slow ordinance enforced by Charlotte police
A city wide go slow ordinance is being enforced in Charlotte North Carolina. The police department and city officials announced a decision after a meeting to set a four mile limit for slow driving within the city. The move aims to reduce hazards and improve safety on streets.
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Charlotte
N. Cy
Hunger strike sparks mob attack on Polish prison
In Sandomir, Radom province, about fifty prisoners jailed since January without trial began a hunger strike. A crowd of thousands attacked Orenci prison defending the complex. guards and Cossacks fired to quell the mob, killing two, wounding a police lieutenant and several Cossacks. Relatives appeal to Polish MPs to urge government action.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sandomir
Radom
Tnp
Orenci
Mob Searches Jail for Alexander Gone
Two hundred county citizens went to Greenville to hang Harrison Alexander after he allegedly brutalized a white woman. Jailor York escorted the mob through the jail and announced Alexander was missing, as authorities sought a court form to try him. The incident reflects intense racial tension and vigilantism in the area.
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Central City
Greenville
Harrison Alexander
York
Alexander
T Agua
Pope kneels to help as child meets pope in Rome
New York reports Dan Hanna of Cleveland and wife return from Rome where their year old daughter Miss Hanna met the pope in the Vatican. In the antechamber the child knelt searching for something while the pope and the child’s mother watched cardinals. The pope showed a tiny medallion and blessed the moment before all departed.
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Petoiiy
New York
Juitie
Dan Hanna
Cleveland
Gotham Hotel
Rome
Cauahtar
Catholic Church
Hanna
Grant Child Hugh Inman Grant Dead Wednesday
John W. Grant died Wednesday morning at about 6 30 at his residence on Jaman Grant aged 10. He fell ill with a fever that worsened Tuesday night and passed away Wednesday afternoon. His father, Hugh Inman, and mother, Mrs. T Inman, mourn his loss with funeral services at their home at 3180 o clock and burial in the family plot at Galina cemetery.
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John W. Grant
Jaman Grant
Hugh . Inman
William D. Grant
H T. Inman
Edward Inman
Hugh Rich
Seay
Galina
Kryptok Invisible Bifocals Advertised in Georgia
An old catalog blurb touts Kryptok Invisible Bifocals by L Moore & Sons of Georgia. It promises all in one bifocal styling with far and near vision, described as a ceremony for the wearer and a practical aid for looking and reading.
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Broad
Prudential Building
Georgia
Seby Jno
L. Moore & Sons
Streth
Abel
Braden
Lee Ieebuidinge
Muse Boys Department offers manly yet dainty dress for boys
The Muse Boys Department presents a modern boy who seeks adult style yet retains boyish charm. Curated groups show apparel that doubles as both mature for the father figure and delicate for mothers, combining practicality with feminine touches.
Final excision of clockers and tutors at Gravesend track
A Pinkerton guard at Gravesend watched entrances as final excision of clockers and tutors at the grand stand was completed. Backstretch activity appeared open with d lock ers occupying fence posts to oversee horses during workouts.
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New York
Gravesend
Pinkerton
Two Killed as Storm Strikes Fayetteville Home
Special to The Georgiany reports an electrical storm in Fayetteville last night when lightning hit the home of L. McGough on Railroad Street. Graham McGough and Russell McGough, both aged 14, were killed instantly while another young man was stunned. The house was badly damaged. the men had just returned from field work.
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Fayetteville
Gay
L. McGough
Railroad Street
Graham ‘Meeee
Russell McGough
Young Man Hickett Sentenced In Ohio Case
Kendall Moore and Thomas Hickett, youths from Charlotte, face four-year penalties in Ohio state court after a deadly incident in Portemouth. The case arose during a meeting when Hickett supposedly became involved in the fatal event.
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Charlotte
N.C. Junge
Thomas Hickett
Ohio
Kendall Moore
Ohio State
Portemouth
Bickett
Georgia Military Academy Cadets Visit President Roosevelt
Royal trip through the East enjoyed by 30 pupils from Georgia Military Academy Culley Park with President J C Woodward as they tour Washington. The cadets heard the president speak and visited war department grounds and select residences, with stops in Vernon and other notable sites along the way.
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J. C. Woodward
Georgia Military Academy
Culley Park
Roosevelt
Woolward
Vernon
Washington
Department of the War
America
York
Baltimore
Perle
Young Man From Chester Dies by Own Hand in South
In Charlotte June free, Bil Mobley reports a young white man from Chester, South Carolina took his own life with a firearm, the act attributed to ill health and despondency. The incident details note death by his own action in the country, with the motive tied to health concerns.
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Charlotte
N. C
Chester
Bil Mobley
Benjamin F Hess Dies in Fort Worth Texas
News reached Atlanta of the sudden death of Benjamin F Hess in Fort Worth Texas. He was a freight agent for the Southern Pacific railroad and connected to Western Union through his wife’s family. He was en route from Denver to New Orleans with his wife and daughter when he was stricken. Funeral services will be held in New Orleans Friday.
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Atlanta
Benjamin
New Orleans
Mort, Worth
Hee
Oe Bonin Pactfio Railroad
Western Union
George S’orter
Southern Railway
Denes New Orleans
American Nurserymen Association Dallas Trip Offer
Details for a trip to Dallas Texas on the West Point Route for the American Association of Nurserymen. Fare 27 dollars round trip with June 13 to 16 1906 dates, tickets on sale June 11. Final limit 21 days from issue date with possible extension. stopovers allowed on both legs near the Mississippi River.
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Dallas
Texas
West Point
Mississippi River
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