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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1906

Page

20

Flood Threat Grips Rivers as Pittsburgh Region Suffers Heavy Rain

Rivermen and residents brace for high floods as upstream downpours move through Greensburg Jeannette Manor and other towns. Water from the mountains threatens the Boggaley reservoir while flooding halts pumping and factory work in Butler and surrounding areas. Houses in low areas go under water as the torrent subsides in parts of the state.

Po Pa Pittsburg Elowdburste Davis Island Greensburg Jeannette Manor

Prisoners and Jailer Tension in Kentucky Case

In Jackson Kentucky Judge Hargis surrendered in open court on accessory before the fact murder charge of Dr J D Cox. Judge Riddle refused to preside citing prior objections. Jailer Little allowed the prisoner at large and later invited Hargis to the jail amid claims of unsanitary conditions and mistreatment. T P Cardwell Sr pushes prosecution.

Jackson Hargis J. D. Cox Riddle Heer Jaller Little Hargis Bap Hugan Little Sant Jargis T. P.cardwell Ian Cox

Goessel Tornado Leaves Town Practically Destroyed

A tornado struck Goessel, Kansas, destroying much of the town and injuring about 80 people. Names listed include Hendricks, 12, Henry Beaflaf, Dr. Peter Riche, and others. The Classen mill, Gerkin rent shop, and twelve residences were demolished while the Mennonite hospital sustained only light damage. injured residents were taken to the hospital for treatment.

Hillsboro Kans Goessel Here Atle Hendricks Henry Bealaf Peter Riche Classen Gerkin Teck

National Park Plans To Be Considered

The committee preparing papers and maps for the next Congress session will study plans for a national park around the city. The group includes city council members, Chamber of Commerce, and local Confederate veteran and civic organizations. Aimed at a ring of trees and water bodies encircling the city.

Orga Co Eees Counci Nowers the Republic Cornellman W. Martin Htree Creek Tanta

Jewelry designs feature Baroque pearls and turquoise enamels

The text describes varied MBS designs with Aligree scrolls carved arabesques and jewel set enameling. Baroque pearls appear in smart combs and forms, pairing well with e-gold or green-gold finishes, while turquoise enamels remain popular.

MBS

Girl Slayer of Old Aunt to Be Freed from Custody

Private Leased Wire. New York June. Decision by district office discharge Josephine Terranova from custody on Monday. No trial for killing her uncle, Ga e 10 Reggio. Last Friday a jury acquitted her of murdering Mrs. Reggio.

New York Josephine Terranova Munday Ale Gae Reggio

Brother Giovanni’s Reward in the Monastery Vision

A monk named Brother Giovanni stands before an unfinished canvas in the monastery chapel, wrestling with a fierce vision of fiery martyrdom and a saintly figure. The scene follows his strained effort, inner doubts, and the reverence of a fellow artist who questions what figure should occupy the canvas.

Giovanni Brett Wien

Fragmented passage hints at a dramatic scene and dialogue

An unclear excerpt presents scattered phrases and dialogue about tension, objects, and a forthcoming confrontation. Characters and settings are minimally identifiable, with disjointed lines suggesting a narrative in progress rather than a complete report.

Cutter Crews Ready to Row for Battenberg Cup

The twelve oared Atlantic fleet cutters prepare for summer races for the Battenberg cup. A two foot high solid silver trophy, presented by the British second cruiser squadron, rests aboard the Maine with inscriptions listing many ships and the North Atlantic fleet.

New York Hobley D. Evans Tiritish Prince Laoule of Battenberg Maine Alabama Iowa Kearsarge Kentucky Massachusetts Missouri Ilinois West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Colorado Mayflower Yankton Annapolis

Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach

Reading fragment shows Seaboard service details for a sleeping car line to Wrightsville Beach North Carolina. Mentions a starting Saturday June 9 and weekly Saturdays with season tickets valid five days, and a departure from Atlanta at 9:35 p.m. No clear year or complete details available.

Wrightsville Beach, N .C Atlanta Wrightsville

Thomaston Triumph Over Mayo High School In Baseball Clash

Thomaston defeats Mayo High School of Atlanta in a three game series. Paul Stowers pitched a no hit performance in one game while Bodie Jean and others starred in relief. The Thomaston squad headed to Union Springs Alabama for three more games after the late night departure.

Itsomanton Mayo High School Atlanta Thomaston Beore Ih. i Paul Stowers Astros Calloway Am Lockhart Bodie Jean Hattery Binith Tov Thomaston Crtsog Sues Union Springs Ala

Covington Beats Thomaston in Fast Pitch Affair

Day pitched for Covington allowing two hits and fanning fifteen in a standout home win over Thomaston’s Frank Anderson team yesterday. Covington’s Day and Simmons, with Lee, Anderson, and Parris in the field, led by strong defense and offense. Norman is slated to start Friday for Covington in the rematch.

Day Covington Loo Institute Frank Anderson Thomaston Mme Toninga Lee Day and Simmons Anderson and Parris I. B. Lee Norman

Homecoming travel for Kentuckians by rail

Rail lines announce a homecoming weekend sale with one fare plus 26 cents round trip from Atlanta to Louisville via Nashville and Chattanooga. Tickets valid through late July 1906, with through sleeping cars on specified trains June 10 to 12 and return by July 22. Information via J A Thomas and C B Walker at Peachtree Viaduct Union Station.

N.C. & E. Sailway Atlanta Nashville Nashvill Lolerile Louisville Chattanooga Mammoth Cave J. A. Thomas C. B. Walker

Local paint firm adds LaPontaine name in Atlanta

My Ed L LaPontaine long known in paint varnish and glass work. now with F J Cooledge & Bro, paint men at 12 N Forsyth Street Atlanta.

Bitch Relfian Iree Rother Ed L. LaPontaine Atlanta F. J. Cooledge & Bro N. Forsyth Street

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