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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
7
Commerce Commission to hear testimony in Washington on a leased wire case. Commissioner Cle announced a session in Welock on the morning of June to take testimony from public carriers and five railroad presidents were expected to appear as investigators.
A tense joint meeting of tax and liquor committees is planned at 3:20 PM to resolve a brewing conflict between retail liquor sellers and bottle men. Local petitioners argue for a uniform limit, while wholesalers contend the rules should apply to retailers as well.
Falls Indiana June 13 A sensational case unfolds as Mrs Mose Kaufmann wife brewer is charged in connection with the death of Miss Agnes Potrels. The girl was buried at Parkston after dying days earlier and her remains were exhumed for examination showing cuts and bruises. Justice of the peace ordered further action at the next term.
Charles F. Muth a seven year old boy was abducted from a classroom after a messenger boy called to inform him his mother was seriously ill. Police have issued a city wide alert and have no trace of the child as of the last hour.
June 14 reports two renowned experts from psychology and philosophy at Harvard affirm Svens likely innocent of the suspect murder of Mrs. Hensie Hollister. The alienists contend the confession was coerced, aligning with the defense's stance in the ongoing trial.
Albia Linthicum files for divorce from Eva Linthicum claiming he was jailed on a warrant and forced to marry the defendant to gain release. He says he has never lived with her since the 1905 marriage on April 21. The report also notes arrests at a Trinity avenue hotel and various local civil actions and social events.
Curtis Jett recounts in a Lexington courtroom the chain of murders and plots he and Tom White carried out or planned. He alleges his uncle James Hargis, then county judge, proposed killing Dr. Cox and later the town marshal Jim Cockrell and others, detailing failures and the eventual execution against James B. Marcum.
Four Dickson brothers perished in a midnight fire that destroyed their Ottawa area home. Daniel aged 12, Carroll aged ?, Wilham aged 5, and James aged 2 died in the blaze. Mia Dickson and her daughter escaped unharmed.
The Oldknow theater ordinance is revised to exempt standing theaters from strict new rules. A city committee led by the ordinance group and including Evans Clayton Pittman Joyner completed the update which will join the city code at the next council session. Changes remove fireproofing and automatic sprinkler requirements for stages.
Chauncey M Depew the United States senator is under care at the Muldoon farm near White Plains New York to regain health both mental and physical. The process is described as a simple rustic regimen with some strenuous activity mixed into the routine.
The U S cruiser Marblehead lies off Corinto Nicaragua with the United States steamer Empire in the harbor as tensions rise over rebel forces. A potential seizure of a rebel ship is reported as U S forces assert control.
Judge Henry C. Hammond denied the injunction in a dispute over an education contract for erecting the new Fifth school building. The suit, brought by Woodward Camber Company against Contractor T. C., centered on tax funds and Brown’s influence as a board member.
A state Democratic executive subcommittee meets Tuesday June 19 to decide which Fulton county committee Chairman Yeomans will deal with. They wrestled May 28 and 29 but failed to unify factions. They will hear testimony from aides, deliberate, and announce their decision June 29. Members include W Bunn, Stark, Park, Bla otter, and Lamlee Hamilton.
Forrest avenue property owners protest the proposed double tracking from Piedmont to Fort street. They are considering filing a bill of injunction to restrain the street car company from carrying out the project.
Buffalo June 13 Justice Marcus delays an early trial for former County Auditor John F Neff as District Attorney A drafts an appeal. The case centers on efforts to set a September trial date amid legal motions and procedural delays.
Special to The Georgian Americus Ga June 13 investigation into Munch Holloway who died after six hours on the county chain gang. Authorities will exume and examine the body to determine fractures or bruising. Superintendent admits whipping but says it was not fatal. Examination scheduled for today.
Special to The Georgian reports construction of the Nashville and Huntsville railway to start soon. Colonel Pratt, overseeing Madison county end, says definite news will be released in a few days.
Pittsburg electors approve consolidation by a slim margin 25696 to 5435 in Allegheny opposition. The ten will contest the result in court, with litigation planned to resolve the consolidation dispute.
Special to The Georgian. Montgomery Alabama June 13 Judge Thomas G Jones of the US district court confirms the sale of the Montgomery C and Hardwood Coin to Richard for $51 000. The company was in bankruptcy and was sold at auction.
Washington rumor mill swirls that Secretary of Agriculture Wilson may be replaced. Speculation points to Gifford Pinchot as a leading candidate, though President asserts respect for Wilson and calls him capable.
The National Nurseries Association met in Dallas for a three day session. FE Albert of Indiana led the group with talks on corporate organization and growth. Attendees included Guy L. Stewart and T K Smith from Atlanta and others. signed attendees indicated broad interest in the association plan.
A convention of Tenth District representatives in Augusta on June 12 established the primary for August 23, aligning with the state primary. County representatives and Congressman Hardwick participated in the meeting and confirmed the schedule.
Augusta Georgia June 13 J E Carlton a young white man was killed last night by stepping on a down live wire. The incident occurred in the late hours and authorities report the fatal accident as a result of the hazardous condition.
Savannah on June 18 reports the first skirmish in the People's League campaign against bossism following yesterday's primary. Opponents claim the result will influence the election while the administration faces a stubborn push led by W. Recemere t to salvage the day amid reported campaign money sums and big margin wins.
Blacksmith workers including Noga J and A Ly resumed duties after a roughly fourteen day stoppage. The report notes the union action concluded with members going back to the standard shifts and company operations. Labor tensions and resumed production are implied, with references to railway and local industry context.
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