Plumbing and Gas Fitting Advertisement at Forsyth Street
Plumbing and Gas Fitting at 518 Forsyth Street advertises contact options with Bell 2528 Main Atlanta 37.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
2
Plumbing and Gas Fitting at 518 Forsyth Street advertises contact options with Bell 2528 Main Atlanta 37.
Oklahoma grants a charter for the Pueblo Oklahoma and New Orleans railroad with 4.6 million dollars in stock. Plans reveal a 1038 mile route from Pueblo to New Orleans. Reports claim a new United States Steel Corp plant may be built at Sandwich Ontario opposite Detroit. A large acquisition hints at imminent plant construction. Mexico faces a sugar crop shortage with no exports to Europe. Illinois Central Railway expects over 1 million dollars in quarterly earnings growth from last year. Kentucky Inter Southern Life Insurance caps officers’ salaries at ten percent of U.S. peers. The world’s largest trolley system launches on routes linking Dayton to Toledo with a bi hourly 160 mile schedule. Organ Mountain Railroad Company forms in Texas with 100 thousand dollars to build a line from El Paso to the Texas–New Mexico boundary. Harriman interests start an 80 mile Oregon line from Drain to Mifield forming part of a coast line between San Francisco and Portland. Western Pacific and Rio Grande Western tracks are joined in Salt Lake City, signaling Gould’s trans continental road. Mexico and U.S. rail ties begin with low gates on routes to any U.S. point and back.
Real estate notice offering seven and eight room houses in Wear Atlanta Park. First month free, plus two more free after one year if occupied. Rent $20 per month. Homes front a fifty foot park with trees and flowers. New church store and schoolhouse planned. Captain J. T. Mills will show the houses. contact John J. Woodside, 12 Auburn Avenue.
Nassau New Hampshire June 11 Bishop John B Delaney of the Manchester Catholic diocese died yesterday following an appendicitis operation. The 18 likely year sought not stated. He served as bishop and was a prominent church leader in New England.
Partial OCR shows a railroad timetable for the Atlanta and Point Bail line with references to trains, stations, and fares. The readable fragments mention schedules, routes, and a price around 330 but many words are garbled, leaving key details unclear.
Lorillard Spen ker Jr sped from New York to Newport after news that his wife Miss Mary Landsey, wed last summer in Newport, had a son born to her. First Regiment Will Camp reports from Montgomery note Alabama’s 600-strong unit to camp with regulars at Chickamauga late July to August 6.
Omaha newswire reports Jewel Cobbs, owner of a $200 diamond, seeks legal action after Mae Thomas was convicted of stealing and swallowing the gem. Cobbs has not induced her to undergo an operation for removal and contemplates filing a replevin suit.
Property rental notice fragment shows a name John J Woodside with partial contact and location details unreadable. text is garbled and provides no verifiable address or terms.
Dated June 12 Newberry Newberry Washington D C reports veteran merchant W T Tarrant longtime in business here assigns his affairs. The James McIn assignee in Dr Kosh. Details scarce but assets and liabilities are under review with nominal values listed.
The report lists varied conditions from clear skies in San Antonio and Houston to warm spells. Meridian and Mobile show cool to warm trends while Birmingham is partly cloudy and pleasant. Several other locations including Nashville, Columbus, Tallahassee and Shreveport reflect warm, cool, or mixed conditions with occasional showers.
Fragmentary weather blurb for Wheat Belt with unclear names and numbers. Mentions Aunt Seria Wrest Fale and general conditions including a 56 to 0 range, but text is garbled and lacks clear forecast details or locations.
Forecasters predict fresh to strong winds along the coast with showers shifting from Tuesday into Wednesday. Central regions may see showers Tuesday, with drier conditions inland, while a low pressure system sits over the eastern half of the map. Overall the southeastern area remains unsettled with rain possible tonight and cooler temperatures in the upper valley areas.
Puzzling OCR fragment mentions a bulletin with timing notes, but the readable text is fragmentary. The item hints at timing in June and a bulletin format, yet critical details are missing to define a concrete event, person, or organization.
Brunswick will entertain the convention of Masons of this district on Thursday with most lodges advising they will send representatives. An interesting program has been arranged for the entertainment of visiting delegates.
London special cable reports June 12 that a rifle club movement led by Lord Roberts has inspired a corps of Amazons formed at Charlton near Woolwich. Women have taken to practice with a rifle range and a winter volunteer miniature range, spurred by nearby garrison and arsenal.
Markets in Atlanta show quoted prices for produce and groceries with items such as cabbage, corn, wheat, and sugar priced per bushel or per crate. The list includes varying rates from 1 to 5 dollars, noting market conditions and available lots.
Major Powell Cotton and his wife travel from the Nile to the Zambesi inspiring interest among pygmy and forest tribes. Mrs Powell Cotton is the first European woman to reach the Ituri basin, with daily crowds of natives curious to see the "white woman with the long hair."
Two allegorical Veronese paintings linked to Portugal surface among the ONeil family holdings. The works, La Sagasse, compane ton of Hercules, and Paul Veronese between Le Vice et la Vertue, resemble four NGA pieces and trace a path from Regent Philip of Orleans to King Gustavus Adolphus after 1631.
Berlin reports the German patent office collects steep charges, with critics claiming the state pockets a large share of income as profit. The article notes inventor matters are adversely affected by the high cost, implying financial strain on applicants.
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