Debaters Smith and Howell Finalize Plans for Atlanta Event
In June 1906 Atlanta, Clark Howell and Hoke Smith arranged a joint debate at Peachtree auditorium. Executives Hopkins Arnold and associates negotiated expenses and seating with a pledge of orderly conduct. Letters detail open doors at 8 pm, stage capacity, and shared hosting duties, with final agreement reached on arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
Peachtree Auditorium
Charlies T. Hopkins
Fulton County
Clark Howell Club
Reuben Arnold
Fulton Hoke Smith Club
Hopkins
Arnold
Hoke Smith Club
Mr. Id
Mr. Arnold
Atlanta
Charles T. Hopkins
City
Charley
Smith
Lowell Eees
Howell
CIA
Eins
N R. Arnold
Ful- County Hoke Smith
Charles (T. Hopkins
B. Arnold
Charles T
County
Atene
W. D. Harwell
Court Waeelty
Reuben
Terence
Clu
D. Harwell
Comon Arena
Cots Eet
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Negro Grievances And Their Remedy Speech At Georgia School
Special to The Georgian, June 189- William R. Hammond of Atlanta spoke to students at the Georgia School for Colored Youths on race relations. He urged patience, self improvement, and mutual respect while urging whites to recognize negro political rights and to avoid agitation. He predicted gradual progress toward integration through calm, practical action and stronger white responsibility in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssyansh
William R. Hammond
Atlanta
Georgia School For
Mr. Hammond
Booker T. Washington
South
Ore
Hammond
Smacl
Presen
Jand Watt
Ares
Chen
Aylare
Ephraim
Judah
Jawa
Tion ‘ Hesroma
Friends of Humanity
Pure Milk and Food Co Promotes Cleanliness and Philanthropy
The Pure Milk and Food Company markets unadulterated milk and related products from its Atlanta creamery and Belmont dairy. It emphasizes sanitary dairying, rapid cooling, pasteurization, sterile bottling, and nightly delivery to Georgiand Florida points. The firm operates a capacity bottling line, a creamery, an ice cream division, and conducts daily free milk distributions and charitable support alongside retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Street
Sarah
Florida
McDonough
Newman
Dent
Deseta
Faraillon
Aroun
A. N. Brown
Fabre
Atlanta
Ree
Pure Milk and Food Company
Om E
Cone
Belmont Dairy
Smyrna
Belmont
Kaiser Welcomed as Ordinary Friend in Vienna Visit
Emperor Francis Joseph hosts Kaiser Wilhelm who arrives by underground rail to stress privacy and no political aims. Debate Friday night by Hoke Smith Club with venue seating for 500 ladies on stage, doors at 7:30, with police ready to eject disorderly individuals. D Harwell chairs arrangements, June 6, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph
Kaiser Wilhelm
Italy
Amns
Hoke Smith Club
Perlite Ale
Steen
Ee Ene
D. Harwell
Committee On
Woman testifies alcohol influence drove man to run amuck
W P Smith accused after chaotic scene as wife and judge discuss "old booze" influence. Policeman Hass found broken household articles, and Broyles claimed his son blamed the drink for the outburst. A payment of $10.75 is noted amid the chaotic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Smith
Smith
Hass
Broyles
Gordon Institute Commencement Highlights in Barnesville
Special to The Georgian reports Gordon Institute events over the weekend with a Friday recital by music graduates Misa Jennie Kate Mills and Minnie Elder, a Sunday sermon by Dr. J. G. Patton, sophomore exercises, Cinderella in Flower play for youngsters, and a strong senior and junior program led by Lily Turner, Gladys Snook, and Clifford Walker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Misa Jennie Kate Mills
Iss Minnie Elder
J. G. Patton
Deavarryonday
Clifford MM
Walker
Monies
Lily Turner
Gladys Snook
Politics delay fair railroad deal in supreme court brief
In a DeKalb case Southern Railroad versus Olds, H L Parry argues politics taint impartial trials in state courts. The brief notes political conditions have influenced litigation, with the general claim that care and cognizance may be limited by party interests, reflecting ongoing gridiron distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Parry
Supreme Court
Southern Railroad
Olds
DeKalbonarynolds
DeKalb
Asyet
Wrebee
Parry
Wheatley Seeks Lieutenant Governor Position at Georgia Capitol
Senator Crawford Wheatley of Americus spoke at the capitol on a brief New York business trip. He supports a constitutional amendment to create a lieutenant governor post. Wheatley notes five bills from last session on the matter and says they will be brought up for passage. He cites data and mentions that thirty two states already have a lieutenant governor. He warns of the cost and constitutional scenarios if the governor is unable to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Wheatley
Americus
Capitol
New York
Wheatley
Senate
Georgia
Rockefeller on deck with child in wireless dispatch
A wireless telegram from the steamship Deutschland via the Kaleer Wilhelm Der Grosse reports John D Rockefeller on the deck at sea on June 6. He says he feels well and tells a child that the world is ahead. He notes a daily routine of rising at seven and retiring at nine. The message says he has faith in plans carried out rather than merely written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoster
Deutschland
Kaleer Wilhelm der Grosse
Hoboken
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Cline Bros Store Safe Break In Arrest Reported
A man identified as Robert Alexander, alleged to be linked to robberies on Decatur Street, was captured fleeing through a trap door of the Cline Bros store on Decht Street after attempting to break open the safe with officers intervening. Other briefs note committee meetings, a speech by Colonel Lowry at Lookout Mountain, a civil suit over a fatal railway accident, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Bros
Decht Street
Robert Alexander
Decatur Street
Erecers Davis
Felder
James
Pesto
Tme
Lowry
Robert J. Lowry
Atlanta
Attanoers Aeimee
Tennesseeakers’ Association
Lookout Mountain
Denny Co. Haberdashers
Peachtree
Ladder
Physicians Urge War On Impure Food And Drugs
The American Medical Association opened its annual meeting in Boston with thousands of physicians and international guests. Delegates debated reforms, urged Congress to pass the pending pure food and drug bill to combat adulterated products and protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
American Medical Association
Louis Faugera Bishop
New
Congress
House of Delegates
Bureau of Chemistry and Pharmacy
United States
House of Representatives
Baggage Trust Enjoined In Atlanta Case
A temporary injunction bars Atlanta Terminal Company and Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company from discriminating against firms handling baggage at Terminal station. Attorney General Hart filed the bill, hearings set for June 16, seeking to curb practices deemed anti competitive and to prevent a monopoly that harms patrons and rival baggage firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Superior Court
Atlanta Terminal Company
Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company
John C. Hart
Atlanta
Ra Aetienen
Can Baggage
Cab 5
Erminal Pescorpasty
Vnal Saainst de
Pendleton” Court
Theia
Hart
DIN
Elks Convention Adjourns In Huntsville
A Huntsville Alabama report records the Elks convention adjournment with President H A Skeggs Jr of Decatur presiding and delegates returning to their homes after a day of fraternal activities at the host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
H. A. Skeggs, Jr
Decatur
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Smith and Howell
Ropkins
iBirth Club
Colored Industrial School
San Francisco
Cal
Raphael Weill
Kaiser
John D
Doc
Ocean
Kaiser Winetre Derg
EB. E. Pomeroy
Park Board
Frank 1 Short
Louisville
Nashrall
Mamie Short
Pat
Striki
George A. Beattin
Dan Carey
Cumberland Island
Sam Small
Weal Memorial Methodist Church
Brisbane
Rolfe Hunt
Brisbane Park
Windsor and Crumley
EB. Y. Ch Jr
Brotherhood
Sernally
Vera Gamble
Bart Roe
Chicago
Court House
Gore
Luther
Ron- Gourtland
Sire Street
Cascade Avenue
Manpyema
Barney Richardson
Sallie Richardson
James Campbell
James Campbell, Jr
Carnegie Library
H. C. Wilson
Sadie
Mr. Wilson
New York Society
Piedmont Hotel
Res
Nipper
J. D. Nic + & salesman
Ran Intars
Aidro
Egieston Memorial Church
Wien Washington and
Fulton Streets
Peters Street
J. W. Gray
Greenville
Gray
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