President Charged With Extravagance in House Clash
June 8 reports from The Georgian recount a House debate over White House expenses. Dem Brundige and others attacked the $35 extraordinary repairs, comparing past administrations and citing totals for executive costs. A scene erupted as a woman, Mrs Minor Morris, was ejected amid chants and accusations of political misuse.
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House of Representatives
Brundige
White House
Grosser
Ohio
Arkansan
Cleveland
McKinley
Heodore Roosevelt
Executive Department
Green Ndige
Minor Mora
Barnes
Washington
Conbie
John Egan Chosen to Lead Kansas City Station
Chicago meeting of railroad presidents selects John M. Egan, former Central of Georgia president, to oversee the big new union passenger station in Kansas City. He resigns from multiple posts and will also head the Terminal and Belt Line venture, shaping top rail movement in the Midwest.
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Chicago
John M. Egan
Central of Georgia Road
Atlanta
Union
Kansas City
Mr. In
Old North Missouri Railway
St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
The
Wabash
St. Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
Egan
Great Western
Northern Michigan
Central of Georgia Railroad
Ocean Steamship Company
Central
Irele
Avanta
Savannah
Macon
Hoe
Central of Georgia
E. H. Ross
Armour-Swift
Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach Schedule
Sleeping cars operate Saturdays in June July and August to Wrightsville Beach. Depart 9 35 p m from the station and return to Me the next morning at 6 30. Season tickets 18 55 and week passes 8 25 valid five days.
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Ing
Iung
Wrightsville Beach
Bettis Ends Car Line Climb at East Point
D G Bettis dies or ends involvement with Woodward Lumber Co of East Point. The note lists East Point telephone and the company connection, indicating a local business tie and residence details.
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College Telephone
East Point
Woodward Lumber Co
Tried to Get Rich Men to Enter Politics
Private Leased Wire reports the life of Teall a once famed figure who died in Allentown after wandering from Syracuse to San Francisco then to the Southwest. His ventures spanned meat stores ranching and milling with bold self promotion including ballot reform schemes and publicity stunts amid a turbulent personal life.
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New York
Oliver
Teall
Allentown
Syracuse
San Francisco
Arizona
New Mexico
Twall
Was Fatally Injured While Playing Ball
Special to The Georgian Spartanburg D C June 8 As the result of an injury received while playing baseball last Friday Markley Lester aged 16 years died Thursday in the city after an accident on a vacant lot when he accidentally fell fracturing his arm bone. Lester was one of the most popular young boys in the city.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Markley Lester
Baptists Look to Elect Secretary After Resignation
The Baptist state mission board executive committee will meet Friday at 4:30 PM in the Austell building to discuss selecting a new corresponding secretary to replace Rev. Dr. S. Y. Jameson who resigned to become Mercer College president. The committee will not elect at this meeting but will call a full board session. Members listed include John M. Green as chair and others.
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Baptist State Mission Board
Austell
8. Y. Jameson
Mercer College
Norway Getting Ready to Crown Its Rulers
From Christiana June 8 a wire report notes coronation ceremonies for King Haakon VII and Queen Maud. The couple will reach Trondhjem June 19, with the coronation at 11 a.m. June 22 in the cathedral. A state dinner for 900 guests precedes a week of celebrations. Today marks the first anniversary of Norway's dissolution of the union with Sweden as a general holiday.
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Christiana
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Trondhjem
Amibassa
Sweden
Norway
Edison Daughter Receives 10000 Stock Gift at Graduation
Madeline Edison daughter of Thomas A Edison graduated at Oak Place school in Akron Ohio. She received a gift of 10000 in Edison company stock from her father as a birthday present. Edison could not attend the ceremony.
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Akron
Oho
Madeline Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Oak Place School
Edison
Homecoming Sleepers Offer One Fare Plus 25 Cents
For Kentucky homecoming events the W A R R and N C S L Railway sell round trip tickets June 10 to 12 at one fare plus 25 cents round trip. From Atlanta the rate is 3 dollars 58 cents, tickets valid to June 23 1906, extended to July 23 with 60 cent deposit. Three daily trains from Atlanta 5:35 am 4:50 pm 8:50 pm, with through service to Louisville via Chattanooga Nashville and Mammoth Cave. Sleeping cars on the 4:00 pm trains June 16 and 22. Contact J A Thomas or B Walker for details. T A Uv T. A. Peachtree Viaduct Union Pass Sta. CHARLES EB HARMAN, GPA.
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N.C. & S. L. Railway
Atlanta
Pullmansiers
Nashville
Nash
Louisville
Nlamse
Ignonents
Chattanooga
Nashasville
Mammoth Cave
Daybreak Song Service Atop Stone Mountain
One of the most unique religious services held in years occurred Friday morning on the top of Stone Mountain. Delegates from the Oxford district of the Metchurch con Mountain began their ascent at 4 o'clock, gathering for a sunrise prayer service as the sun rose around 4 20. The group joined in a chorus led by Mace none who had proposed the service, singing There Day. Delegates reported it as the most inspired song service they had ever attended.
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Stone Me
Oxford
Metchurch Con Mountain
Stone
Sentenced for defrauding with false Louisiana oil options
John H. Dalton and Louis A. Gourdian were sentenced in U S district court to four and a half years in prison and fines of 1500 dollars each for using the mail to defraud. The men allegedly sold options on oil in Louisiana that did not exist. The judge urged leniency if they would cooperate and support their families.
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Chicago
John H. Dalton
Louis A. Gourdian
Louisiana
United States District Court
Southern YWCA Conference Meets in Asheville
Asheville, June 8 The Southern conference of the Young Women's Christian Association opened a ten day session at Kenilworth Inn. Attendees include prominent young women from across the country to discuss teaching Christianity in colleges, missions, and schools. Lectures cover Old Testament figures, Bible study, and extension work with a large faculty and regional secretaries.
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N.C
Young Women's Christian Association
Kenilworth Inn
Heaps
Lincoln G. Hulley
John B. Sternon University
Prining
Charlotte Porter
Young Women's Christian Etoile
Detroit
Florence Simms
American Committee
Adele Disbro
Carolinas
Gulf States
Theresa Wilbur
Oeiison
Raleigh
The
Floyd Tomkins
Philadelphia
Dean Edward I. Bosworth
Oberlin
Ohio
Benstone
Passes
Cee H. Moment
Dy Raleigh
Malaria Remedy Tonic Sold by Dealers 27 Years
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised as a malaria cure and blood builder. The old standard tonic claims to drive out malaria and build the system. Available through dealers for 27 years at 60 cents.
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Grove
Chinese Minister Buys Flowers for Hay's Grave
Chinese minister to the United States Sir Chen Tung Liang Cheng placed a wreath on the grave of his old friend John Hay yesterday afternoon. He traveled from Washington to attend the chamber of commerce banquet in Cleveland yesterday evening.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Inter Secretary
John Hay
Chen Tung Liang Cheng
United States
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Bigamist Pastor Fined and Sent to Prison
Rev. James R. Wylie, a self confessed bigamist, was sentenced by Judge Smith in Los Angeles to a $5 fine and one year in Folsom penitentiary.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James R. Wylie
Smith
Folsom Penitentiary
Ten Spaniards killed in storm at San Lucar
Ten persons were killed and eight injured in a severe storm at San Lucar which also destroyed a large amount of property. The report, transmitted from Madrid, notes Private Leased Wire.
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San Lucar
Madrid
Woman shot brother while playing with shotgun in S C
Spartanburg county 25 year old Claudia Eubanks accidentally shot her brother Lege Eubanks while handling a breech loading shotgun several days earlier. She removed the shell, snapped it, reinserted it, and later the gun fired killing him. The tragedy emphasizes care with firearms and accidents.
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Spartanburg
Claudia Eubanks
Lege
Eubanks
Roosevelt Children Enjoy Oyster Bay Summer With Pets
Roosevelt children are at Oyster Bay for a long summer of picnics and pleasures with a menagerie of pets. The president plans to join them as soon as possible, according to staff.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Death by suicide of Congressman Adams in 1930s era report
The picture shows Robert Adams Jr., congressman from the Second Pennsylvania district, who killed himself on Friday. Known as a long time stock dealer, he believed debt owed was dishonorable. Adams was among the most popular representatives in Congress.
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Congressman Adams
Robert Adams, Jr
Pennsylvania
Adams
Congress
Equipment firm seeks charter for mining and manufacturing
Chattanooga Tenn June The baseustaeen Equipment Company applies for a charter to manufacture machinery for mining and manufacturing. Capital stock is set at 10000 dollars. bis
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Equipment Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baseustaeen Equipment Company
Ateck
Sign of Poor Hood Circulation Causes Shortness of Breath
Health notes warn that reduced hood circulation can trigger chest tightness and breathlessness. Medical guidance urges prompt evaluation for underlying cardiovascular or respiratory issues and adherence to prescribed therapies.
Miles New Heart Cure Promises Safe Recovery
Fragmentary ad text claims a doctor named Miles offers a new heart cure. It suggests a husband doctored with "Heart Care and Netioe" and claims wholehearted curing. Readable details are sparse and the source is incomplete.
Rome Dispensary Shows Largest May Sales in History
Rome Georgia June reports show the Rome dispensary posted May net sales of 20508.38, the largest since opening, up from 14245.65 in 1905, a 6264.73 rise amid new administration. Other briefs note a damage suit against a broker, teacher institute plans, and various local appointments, incidents, and societal notices.
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W. C. Clement
Rome
Rome Dispensary
Andrew Gordon
W. J. Nye Atin
Floyd County
Floyd, Polk and
Paulding Connie
Board of Education
Senate
Probaeae
Egyptian cotton experiment farm near Winston-Salem
A German American consortium led by John Scherf of Concord and P H Scherf and M S Scherf of Germany together with J B Carroll of Houston has secured 10000 acres near Winston-Salem North Carolina to run experiments in cultivating Egyptian cotton. Seeds will come from Egypt and the venture is watched by cotton men across the region. The group also owns extensive cotton lands in Texas.
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Charlotte
N. C
John Scherf
Concord
H. Scherf
Texas
Wireless station to be established in Rome within four months
Special to The Georgian Rome Ga June A W Fickett special representative of the Pacific eee Telegraph Company has visited the city to study telegraph and long distance telephone needs and arrange for a Rome office. He says a strong building is required for the wireless station and it will be installed in Rome within four months.
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Rome
A. W. Fickett
Pacific Eee Telegraph Company
Marne
Tragic suicide after field work near Sparta Tenn
Mrs Mary sent a daughter and a hired man to the field then, by rope in the barn, she leaped to death. The health is given as the cause. In Chattanooga the Knights of the Khorassan held a spring carnival with forty four initiates from Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville and other cities, ending with a banquet at the Rathskeller.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary
Sparta
Knights of the Khorassans
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Obituary Fragment Notes Long Illness Toll
A fragmentary obituary mentions a long illness and notes surviving relatives, including four children with surnames Talley and Lamar, pointing to a local family obituary page. The readable text emphasizes the deceased's four offspring and links to the Talley and Lamar households.
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Talley
Mr. Lamar
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