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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1906

Page

10

Emory College Commencement Plans Detailed

The Emory College commencement schedule in Oxford Georgia was outlined with sermons by Bishop J J Tigert of Nashville and a program running June 10 to June 13. Activities include intercollegiate debates, freshman declamations, Gamma Literary Society events, alumni gatherings, prize awards and the conferring of degrees.

Georgian College Oxford Cap- Williams Savannah Stone Peti Saceparsa Rh Gainesville Fla C. D. Elliott Clark Gamma Literary Societies Ahane Ce Elliott BE. Barnett Mesers Girardeau and Harris W. A. Covington J. Thomas Mont Emory

Round Trip Tickets Offer From Atlanta To Soulsville

A promotional notice announces round trip tickets priced at 25 cents for the Atlanta to Soulsville service, valid through June 22 with deposits and refunds. Trains daily at 4 50 p m and 8 50 p m. sleepers operated on p m trains June 19 and 11 to Chattanooga and Mammoth Cave. Information from C B Walker and Charles B Harman, Union Passenger Station.

A. R. Rand N.C. & St Atlanta Traina Anford Pullman Nashville Soulaville Soulsville Ime Chattanooga Nash- Mammoth Cave

Gomes Partner in Chicago Firm Examiners Admit Man

In Chicago a former New Yorker, now working as examiner in the United office, has joined the firm of Barton Tan Mi Tanner Folk as partner. The move is noted up to June 1, 1905.

Gomes Chicago George FE New Up United Barton & Tan- Mi Son, Tanner & Folk

Thompson and Dundy Quit Hipodrome Board Action

At a June meeting of Thompson and Dundy, proprietors of a Sixth Avenue entertainment venue, actions were tendered and accepted. The financial returns from the Coney Island property were growing daily, and the board resolved to exert further measures.

Hippo, Thompson & Dundy Sixth Avenue Coney Island

Bigamy Hearing Follows Husband’s Six Affairs

A man once employed as a hotel clerk is alleged to have married six women, with a June hearing on bigamy planned. The long pattern traces back to 1900 and involves Mrs Hobson as the first, while others are noted in a cryptic account.

James E Lord Hotel

Immigrant Labor Plan Drives Augusta Chamber Debate

A Augusta Chamber of Commerce immigration committee led talks from Athens Atlanta Rome and Americus on attracting labor to Georgia. Colonel Dunlap and Colonel Rasmussen urged a state bureau of immigration with a paid head and staff, coordinated planning, and land provisions to welcome and place migrants, contrasting old-country stereotypes with the need for organized preparation and housing. MARTIN V. CALVIN Augusta June 8.

Committee On Immigration Chamber of Commerce of Augusta Athens Atlanta Rome Rainbridge Americus Bam C. Dunlap Geo: Bureau of Industries and Immigration Rasmussin Minnesota Colone Rasmussin New York Pennsylvania Georgia Colonel Dunlap Rasmuanin Dunlap Ellis Island Amie Martin V. Calvin

The Georgian's Daily Short Story Patient No 20

In a hospital ward a nurse, Sister Iris, tends Mrs. Thomas who feigns insanity to hide a plot. The patient confesses a money-driven ruse, plans escape with aid from the nurse, while a telegram warning and suspicious water taste raise tension before a theft reveals the accomplice is Mrs. Thomas.

Steter Law Justion Neeve i Rey London Iria Rae

Paris Mine Theft and Lynch Threats Stir Paris

Special to The Georgian reports in Paris that American artists in the Latin Quarter were robbed by a band posing as models. the ringleader is a 14 year old girl Julia Claudinen. Police found eight youths asleep in a room with stolen valuables valued at francs including a purse of 600. Separately tenants in two tenement houses gain rent relief as a benefactor leaves funds for concierges and staff. The piece also notes a new perfume by d Annunzio called Aqua Nunsia, a play about Gapon, and the Courrieres mine disaster where over 1,000 miners are said to have died with survivors recounting tapped sounds from trapped colleagues.

Raoul DE Saint Rene Paris Julia Claudinen d’Annunzio Gabrelel d'Annunsio Nunsia Courrieres Pes

MO L MOORE AND SONS Foes of a Crime Escaped by Fancy Gown

A detective tracked Mrs Thomas as a jewel thief who escaped arrest by changing disguises in crowded places. She emptied a nearby lady’s pocket in a jewelry store and later vanished, with hotel staff unable to identify her by the description. Police pursued the elusive suspect through a string of elegant outfits.

Europe Ans Rious

Rockefeller Views Old Churches in Paris Without Purchases

Special Cable dispatch describes John D. Rockefeller touring Paris churches and art in private study, rejecting purchases while judging works against his American collections. He travels in style, pays his hotel costs daily, and notes exact sums to the office. The piece mentions a Chateau visit and a Canadian growers convention in Ottawa.

William Hoster Paris John D. Rockefeller America Everly Artival Professor Strong Chateau de Averse Comtesse de Laigie He le

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