Head of a Big University Condemns Teddy's Orders
Syracuse June 11 James R Day Chancellor of Syracuse University denounces executive orders and sensational pressures on lawmakers. He urges people to resist slander, urging that government by the people must not become a monarchy. The baccalaureate sermon laments a scandalous epoch and calls for calm, justice, and restraint.
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Teddy
Syracuse
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Manehausen
New Attractions at Ponce DeLeon Resort Draw Crowds
New attractions at Ponce DeLeon attract larger crowds than any five days in three weeks of operation. Grounds remained passable after heavy rain due to drained paths and boardwalks. The "World's Tow" amusement ride and a baby-rack game opened this week with vendors and birds show planned. managers expect strong attendance as Lowell’s addition boosts appeal.
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Ponce DeLeon
Vietor
Anager Ha
Amunete
Lowell
Home Coming Week Excursion Rates For Kentuckians
The W and A R R and N OC and St L Railway announce round trip tickets for June 10 11 12 to celebrate home coming week for Kentuckians priced at one fare plus 26 cents. From Atlanta the rate is 13.55 with return valid until June 23 1906. Additional tickets at a 60 cent deposit extend to June 23. Three daily trains leave Atlanta at 8:35 am 4:50 pm and 8:50 pm with standard Pullman service to Nashville and Louisville. Through sleeping cars operate on the 4:50 pm trains June 16 and 17 Atlanta to Louisville via Chattanooga Nashville and Mammoth Cave. For details contact J Thomas or J B Walker at Peachtree Viaduct Union Station and Charles E. Harman General Passenger Agent.
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N. OC. & 8T.l. Railway
Atlanta
Nashville
Nashvil
Louisville
Saute ‘Ts
Chattanooea
Nash Vile
Mammoth Cave
J. \. THOMAS or
B. Walker
CR & TA
U. T. A. Peachtree Viaduct
Union Pass
Sta
Charles E. Harman
Once an Educator, Man Dies a Pauper
Special to The Georgian Valdosta Georgia June 11 A. H. Carrington a Virginia family scion and former Confederate veteran died at the county poor farm near Valdosta after months of charity His relatives in Danville sent funds for a respectable burial Merchant F M Williams of Valdosta aided Carrington with food and relief during his precarious health and isolation
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Valdosta
Virginia
A. H. Carrington
Carrington
Stony
Danville
F. M. Williams
Fleischmann Arrested For Speeding His Auto
New York police arrested Otto Fleischmann of Cincinnati for speeding in New York. He was cited for driving at forty miles per hour and entered a $60 appearance bond this morning.
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Fleischmann
New_York
New York
Otto Fleischman
Cincinnati
New Pesnele Esteres
Scott
Lovers of Art In Atlanta Learn of Mrs Edna Freeman
Mrs Edna Freeman wife of Jee Freeman a noted English portrait painter and miniaturist has died in Atlanta. She studied under Freeman for three years and had opportunities abroad. Samples of her work are on display daily at Motes' Bradley from 11 to 1.
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Atlanta
Edna Freeman
Jee Freeman
Successor Named for Late Henry Matthews in Montgomery
Judge A D Sayre announced Henry Hughes as clerk of the Montgomery city court to succeed the late Henry Matthews. Hughes, who has served about twelve years as assistant clerk, highly regarded, did not name an assistant. Hugh E Watts, son of the late Thomas H Watts, is expected to take the post.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. D. Sayre
Henry Hughes
Henry Matthews
Georgia Tech commencement to start Wednesday promenade and Bijou theater
The Geor gia School of Technology will launch its second annual commencement on Wednesday June 20 with a promenade and lighting. Due to Grand Opera house repairs the Thursday ceremonies move to the Bijou theater with Dean James B. Russell of Columbia University delivering the baccalaureate address. Alumni meetings and open-shop tours follow, with patronesses led by Mrs. Governor Terrell and a large alumni banquet and concert planned.
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Georgia School of Technology
Grand Opera House
James B. Russell
Columbia University
Terrell
Bijou
Opera House
Dean Russell
America
N. B. Harris
Macon
Board of
Trustees
John Temple Graves
Wedemeyers Bann
Joseph M. Terrell
George Winaht
W. H. Emerson
Clark
D. Jones
F. G. Hi Nm
J. R. Gray
B. M. Blackburn
J. W. English Jr
W. D. Ellis
I. L. Seely
W. B. Miles
Clifford J. Anderson
W. R. Hammond
R. W. Hargrave
Begging Letters Reach Carnegie in London Visit
Special cable from London reports Andrew Carnegie overwhelmed with invitations and begging appeals during his London stay. He dined at Langham Hotel, refused new hotels, and spoke on loyalty to both Britain and America, urging unity among Anglo American peoples and warning against imperial isolation.
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Paul Lambeth
London
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Langham Hotel
Weatshire
J. Gerald Laing
New York
America
Philadelphia
New_York
Atlantic
Valdosta to Be Corporate Limits Expansion Planned
Valdosta Ga June 11 a bill will be introduced to extend the city limits one half mile in each direction adding factories and residents to the population while keeping Pine Park outside the city. Local measures seek more county commissioners and a schoolhouse bond for Hahira. Also in Montgomery Col H R Shorter resigns as state deputy insurance commissioner effective June 18 to join a southern representation with a large insurance firm.
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Valdosta
General Assembly
Prenewes
Reading Manufactories
Pine Park
Taylor
Hahira
Montgomery
Ala
H. R. Shorter
McDavid
Shorter
Southern
Fe Insurance Company
Railroad Commission Meeting Wed Yet Postponed Cases
The railroad commission will meet Wednesday but two major cases on fertilizer rates from Savannah and Brunswick to Atlanta and the marble rate case have been postponed until June 20. A depot at Kenwood in Fayette County on the Southern is the only other matter clearly set, though developments may occur before the meeting.
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Railroad Commission
Savannah
Brunswick
Atlanta
Kenwood
Fayette County
Capital Increased to One Million by Brunswick Steamship Co
Special to The Georgian Brunswick Ga June 11 stockholders meeting nearly all represented in person or by proxy stock increased from 100000 to 1000000 five steamships now under construction first to be finished by November 1 and run between Burnewick New York and Boston starting January 1 others to follow at three month intervals main offices to be in Brunswick one steamer named general manager of the Brunswick Steamship Company
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Brunswick
Brunswick Steamship Company
Officigin
Burnewick
New York
Boston
Fire on Langedale destroys cotton cargo at Savannah docks
In Savannah on Saturday afternoon the British steamship Langedale at Coast Line docks caught fire in the hold. Firemen saved the ship and cargo after a long fight. About 120 bales of cotton were discharged and about fifty more may be thrown out after survey. The blaze started mysteriously in the cotton and spread through the poop area. A portion of spiritu ltine and resin were involved as efforts to extinguish the fire continued. The ship was not seriously damaged and had just cleared for Liverpool.
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Savannah
Langedale
Coast Line
Ale Regia
Maguire
Liverpool
Patient describes severe flu like symptoms and relief sought
The passage lists cold chills, chest pains, coughing, sneezing, discharge, aches, and headache as symptoms. It notes interest in a best treatment but provides no conclusive remedy. The fragmentary OCR suggests medical advice language but lacks specifics or conclusions.
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Brabie
Miles Nervine Adverts Drift Through Time
Fragmentary OCR text hints at drug advertisements or medical claims from an older newspaper page. Names, places, or dates are unclear while terms suggest product endorsements, possibly patent medicines, and a focus on health remedies. The readable bits imply promotional copy rather than a clear news item.
Delegation Heads to Buffalo for National Convention Trip
The Georgia delegation to the National Convention of the paves association will travel by special Pullman sleeper to Buffalo for the meeting Saturday. Delegates' wives plan to join in Knoxville and Albany, with many Atlanta residents named among attendees.
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Georgia
Paves
Areiceive
Buffalo
Atlanta
Ang
Frat Apt
Kreoxville
Marie
Dayton i
Atlantas
Belk
al Ibany
Pition
Wright
Judge Adams Named in Fifth District
Columbus Ga June 11 After the nomination of Judge Adamein to succeed himself in Congress at the Warm Springs convention Saturday, committee members prepared for the tie vote on appointing Sie Tin. The report reflects a tense political dispute and pending confirmations in the Fifth District.
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Adams
Columbus
Adamein
Hari
Sferiwoths
State cotton sale debate at prison commission meeting
The prison commission plans a Tuesday session to consider selling 600 bales of state farm cotton. Commissioners favor not taking less than 11 1/2 cents per pound, delaying sale while market remains below this price. Rawlins case awaiting word from Attorney General, and Alf Moore sentences to be hanged on July 13 with governor's respite.
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Rawlins
Atto John
Ernor Terrell
Alf Moore
Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach N C
Through sleeping cars operate Saturdays starting June 9 and continuing each Saturday in June July and August delivering passengers at Wrightsville Beach hotels joining Atlanta at 9 35 p m returning leave Wrightsville each Thursday arriving Atlanta next morning at 6 30 a m Season tickets cost 18 05 and weekend five day tickets cost 8 25
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Wrightsville Beach
Atlanta
Wrightsville
Areteieg
Dispensary candidates named for Madison county seat
Seaboard. N. B. Spragins Howe N M Rowe of Triana and A D Kirby now of West Huntaville are the dispensary candidates for the senate and See from Madison county. meeting of the dispensary executive committee Saturday.
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Huntaville
Ala
N. B. Spragins
Howe
N. M. Rowe
Triana
A. D. Kirby
Georgia
West Huntaville
Senate
Madison
Delegates from Ulster Instructed for Hearst
Fragmentary notes mention Ulster delegates instructed for Hearst with scattered phrases about meetings and locations. Reading appears garbled. no clear date, person, or outcome is discernible from the legible text.
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Ulster
Hearst
Special committee to examine teachers named by board
The Columbus Georgia school board met Saturday and declared every high school teacher position vacant to be filled during vacation. A special committee of President Jordan, Superintendent Gibson, and Messrs Ryder, Tarver, and Goethius was appointed to investigate experienced and up-to-date teaching methods, gather recommendations, and report back later.
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Columbus
Jordan
Gibson
Mesara
Ryder
Tarver
Goethius
Struck freight train hits car near Tucker Ga
A Seaboard fast freight train struck a car about one mile south of Tucker Georgia on Saturday evening. The vehicle was driven by Mr. Myers at two thirty. All occupants escaped without serious injury.
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Tucker
Seaboard
Here
Venice
Myers
Miss Ethel Barrymore May Wed British Actor
Rumor swirls in theater circles that actress Miss Ethel Barrymore plans to marry Ernest Lawford a British actor with a noted stage background in London and New York social circles. The chatter centers on a possible engagement and upcoming ceremony in New York.
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Ethel Barrymore
New York
Jour Jr
Ernest Lawford
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