FLX Elks Reunion Plans Now Complete in Georgia
Lodges from Savannah Augusta Brunswick Macon Columbus Valdosta and Sinerious Wave alerted for Elks reunion in Denver starting July 16 1906. Atlanta lodge 78 approves route with round trip fare 37 dollars 75 cents sleeper 8 dollars 50 cents if choosing Denver via Memphis. Return options vary with rock creole? Notify secretary to arrange badges sleeper and hotel rates by earliest convenience.
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The
Elks
Rnte
Denver
Savannah
Augusta
Brunswick
Macon
Columbus
Valdosta
Atlanta
Brotherly Protective Order of Elks
Comemencing
Louis
Memphis
Eeceine
Aero Rock
P. M Essig
B. R. Theo Mast
Nis
Mitchell
H. M. Patterson
P. G. Hausma
Mast
D. P. Fleischer
Soldiers invade governor's mansion in Mississippi
June 7 report from Jackson describes the state militia guarding the governor and Mrs. Vardaman during a search for a young man dodging drill. The man was found hiding upstairs, then led down the stairs amid protests from the governor and his wife, as the event disrupted a reception.
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Jackson
Miss
Annual Convention of the Georgia Industrial Association
The sixth annual convention of the Georgia Industrial Association convened in Warm Springs Ga. June 7 with sessions opening around 10 a.m. led by Joe B Gordon Columbus. Speakers addressed cotton mills labor migration and related topics, with plans for afternoon proceedings.
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Warm Springs
Georgia Industrial Association
Joe B. Gordon
Cnt
Columbus
Cotton Mills
J. D. Matorf
Wainwright
Wills
Ila
A 'Samuel
Sania
Ohio
National Park Plans Discussed in Atlanta Meeting
The council and commissioners from Commerce and surrounding areas met June 1 to discuss establishing national parks near Atlanta and to promote road access. In Porterdale, Ga., B. Duton faced charges as part of a case affecting mill workers, while Thomas Newman and C. E. Clark were convicted in Monroe County for robbing Trio Manufacturing Company. Police officers R. A. Wood and W. A. Chewning received a combined $600 rewards for capturing the gang, with proceedings ongoing in court.
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Atlanta
Fanta
National Ra
Commerce
le Gan
Waterensi
Teleck
W. G
Allegree
Iven B. Dutton
Porterdale
Bibb Manufacturing Company
John A. Porter
Newton County
Calhoun
R. A. Wood
W. A. Chewning
Thomas Newman
C. E. Clark
Atlark
Monroe Country
Trio Manufacturing Company
We Aay Re Chewning
Eit ‘Ivide
Unclear crime note ties to Wicklitte case in Ohio
Fragmentary text from Cleveland June 7 hints at a killing involving Maurice Orborne and a Wicklitte reference. Details are garbled, with several misspellings and disconnected fragments, making it difficult to determine exact identities, locations, or outcomes.
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Killa McKinley
Eveland
Ohio
Maurice Orborne
Animals Parade Through Atlanta Park Draws Confusion
A chaotic scene outside the city park resembled a circus parade as animals moved along a street route near the zoo. Police and park officials attempted to manage the confusion while residents watched, unsure of the event's purpose or organizers.
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Park Zoo
Atlanta
Pearts
Bop
Ingles Africa
Patchas meeting of marble producers in Empire building
A gathering of marble producers from the state met in executive session at the Empire building on a Wednesday afternoon. No details were released about the body’s decisions. Summary of city items follows a dense list of notices and local happenings.
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Empire Building
Park Board
City Hall
Fine Arts
Piedmont Park
Commissioner of Public Works
Tornado Death and Train Narrow Escape in Midwest
A tornado across Wisconsin and Minnesota killed one and injured many while wrecking dozens of farms. The Daylight Limited from Chicago to the Twin Cities narrowly avoided destruction when a bridge over Coon Creek gave way, the engine stopping the train just before disaster. The storm damaged Coon Valley Chesebrough Mormon Coule and Brinkman, with widespread power and communication outages reported. In Georgia, Sylvania swept a double header at Statesboro to clinch the series, as Mell’s pitching dominated and the home team enjoyed strong support from local players and fans.
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St. Pan
Minn
Burlington
Chicago
Twin Cities
Coon Creek
Stoddard
John Jer
Lacrosse
Monroe
Vernon
Wisconsin
Houston County
Minnesota
Bates
Coon Valley
Cart Scbeck
St Ig
Chesebrough
Mormon Coule
Brinkman
Lindstrom
Sylvania
Statesboro
Gapton
Mack
Morgan
I Hagan
Chapman
Gupton
Michel Mell
Mell
Black
Smith
Hagan
Procter
Procter, Umpire—Chapman
Boola Songman Weds. Rockefeller Recovery Reported
Brief wire news items note Mortimer Hirsch of Richmond Virginia, who revised Yale’s Boola song, married Ellen Reid of Montclair New Jersey. John D Rockefeller, abroad, expected home this month. William Rockefeller recuperating and will return soon. Thomas F Walsh near death after a Colorado Midland wreck. two others killed or fatally injured. Fred Bonhamtown, New Brunswick, captured for murder of his niece Kate Run. Berlin race fatality: Herr Schlier killed, fellow driver died, engineer hurt. Folk to greet Bryan in New York. Missouri Governor Folk to attend reception. Pure Food Bill expected to pass. indictments possible in Mutual Life fraud case. London betting scene notes Schwab’s high roulettes win in Nice.
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Boola
New. York
Yale
Mortimer Hirsch
Richmond
Boreau
Ellen Reid
Montclatr
One Killed 30 Hurt In Wreck At Picnic Train
A Central railway wreck at a Fair Street crossing left one man killed and about thirty injured. Engine forced into a rear car of a picnic train. Oscar Cook died trapped between engine and car after warning cry saved others. Firefighters had to cut through the car to reach his body. Howard Oliver survived. Widespread rumors of greater loss spurred crowds and chaos in the city.
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Oscar Cook
Roy
Coaby
the Central
John Hillman
Whitehall Street
Central Railway
Atlanta
Fair Street
Permell
Howard Oliver
Escaped Wreck Injuries From Negro Attack At City Train
A disturbance at Georgian avenue and Fraser Street led to a fight with a colored man who demanded a drink at a fountain. He attacked Officer Haslett with a razor, fled, and later bricks and rocks were hurled. many passengers were injured as a Central railroad wreck occurred. Wooten and Lancaster were among the wounded. fourteen cars were involved and responders rushed to Grady hospital. Funeral plans were announced for Oscar Eugene Cook at 313 West Fair StreetTomorrow at 10 AM.
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Sam Mitchell, & Gresk
Georgian Avenue
Fraser Street
Haslett
Thieme
Farelieu
Wooten
Central Railroad
Magre
Omcer Haslett
Haslet
Mitchell
Pletol
Oscar Cook
Oscar Eugene Cook
West Fair Street
Frimorn
Hotel Arrivals at the Aragon Detailing Guests
A garbled hotel arrivals list reports guests including Cary and wife from White Macon Georgia and names like Keely and Greenway among others arriving at the Aragon hotel. The text cites Philad and geographic hints but is largely unreadable.
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Aragon
Tees
T. Itowy
Greenway
Keely
A. MF HC
Cary
White
Macon
Geo
A. Eote
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Fragmented OCR summary of Kimball theater listing
A garbled OCR snippet lists names and places including Kimball theater references and various city and person names. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a clear event or outcome but indicates a program or notices tied to a venue and individuals.
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FLX
Governor's. Mansion
Association
Georgia
Leh
Tinea
Miss Stevens
Rose Stevens
Fitchburg
Mass
Harry Rodgers
American Transfer Company
Old Wheat Street
Pearl Springs
Laws of the Peace
Park Tent
Brisbane Park Tent
Rey
Rolfe Hunt
Clarke, Jr
Mae
John Lewis
Ulysses Lewis
Pulliam Street
Ringon Antonio
Mexico
Neasion
Preanentay
Ermaets Ain
F. Whitney
Hudson Contracting Company
New York
Park Woodward
Joyner
Fire Department
Pittman
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Southern Railway
G. A. Bell
Oakland City
Sopra Fease City Front
Georgia Ralway and Electric Company
Oakla
Pendleton
Young Men's Society
18Econd Baptist Church
Second [Baptist ]Church
Second Baptist Church
Monsey Eveeeran
Browder-Manter Company
Browder-Manter
Dhe
D. B
John A. Manger
L. B. Mor
Dinkins-Davidson Hardware Company
C. Dinkins
E. A. Davidson
Lawson Davidson
Mark Palmour
Jones & Jones
Fulton County
Court of Ordinary
Paisy
Vatreet
Ae Rahrer
Flora Rer
Tela Thattwa, and Electric Company
Rahrer
J. B. Wilson
Earl
Beabvant Air Line
South Carolina
Due West
R. L. Ball
United States
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Senn Mates Ane
Colo
Thomas F. Walsh
Boyce
Colorado Midland
Frank Cunningham
Ti ‘Alla~han
New Brunswick
N. J
Fred
Kate Run
Bonhamtown
Here
Berlin
Wrankfort-ons
Herr Schiier
Folk
Bryan
York
William J. Bryan
Governor Folk
Misouri
Winconaigine
Jerome
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Schwal
Tiger
London
Nice
M. Schwabie
Carlo
Rou
Lette
France
Oxford
Oxford College
Ind
Mra
Bessie Brown
Cabctenet
Converse
Cal
David Bocke
Sean
J. Walter Gontrey
Jeffrey
Develo
J. M. High CO
Ofter Haslett
Luella Lancaster
Stewart Ward
Steward Ward
Battle Hill
Grady Hospital
Oteer
Seneca
Kimball
Rm. de Saueanr Hontiett U
Irlen
Tnuey
Arnaum Ihrvale Ram
Als
Laetwig
Elty
Wiensington Footy
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