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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
2
Eight brand new houses in West Atlanta Park near River electric line. Only nine months rent due under a special offer. first month free, two additional months free after one year. Houses have 7 or 8 rooms, unoccupied, in a park setting with trees, evergreens, and flowers. Captain J. Mills will show the homes. rent set at 20 dollars per month.
Property listing appears with fragmented lines about a house at Linden Avenue with yard and improvements. Mentions modern payments, balance easy, a 40 by 100 lot, a house on 176, and references to a J. W. Brady. Readable details are limited. not all items are clear.
A Georgian newspaper notice promises to handle help wanted ads for a fee. It contrasts “little bit” effort with their big service, offering a steady stream of applicants and a quick hire while reassuring readers not to worry about servant- girl problems.
Advertises annual rent of 3600 dollars for store and dwelling. Seeks mortgage or sale terms for Collier land lot and other properties on market. Calls for interested buyers to contact by telephone and visit the linked three road property.
We have several pieces of vacant property in the city available for quick sale and several fine runs near Atlanta. Come to see us if you wish to buy or have anything for sale.
Schedule list shows Seaboard Air Line and Georgia Railway times from Tovaonoh to Jacksons and Monte rafts Atren. Includes departure windows, fares, and line notes with stations like Weat Ral i en and Hon.
Petitioners seek broader rights to make contracts and secure evidence for corporate welfare. The document outlines future business plans, with references to manufacturing and operations at various sites. The filing mentions equity, corporate powers, and the need to protect property and assets across locations. Local officials and attorneys are cited in support of the application for chatter and compliance with state law.
A special session of Atlanta Lodge No. 78 BPOE will be held Tuesday evening June 19 at 8 o'clock. Business of importance. Please be prompt. Fraternally yours Philip M Essig ER Theo Mast Secretary.
Two African American suspects captured by Plain Clothes Officers Rowan Rosser Coog ler Starnes and Bayne confessed to burglary at the Adier & Whitehall street shoe store last week. Richard Patterson and Charlie Johnson bound for state court on larceny after trust charges with bonds set at 500 and 300. Jones, a negro shoemaker on My street, bound over on receiving stolen goods charges.
Seaboard Air Line will run trains from Atlanta each Saturday in June July and August to Wrightsville Beach North Carolina. Sleeper cars will operate through to Wilmington with baggage checked to destination. Round trip and season rates are listed, with seating and hotel connections arranged at Wilmington depot.
A. L. Skates, a striking lineman, was fined $5.75 by Recorder Broyles for attacking and abusing Albert Dawson a former union man now with Bell Telephone Company. Dawson, sworn in as a special officer, says Skates grabbed him by the collar and threatened to seize his badge before police arrest.
Special to The Georgian. Asheville North Carolina June 18 Engineer John Morris was killed in a train accident at the union depot this morning.
A dispatch from Columbia reports General Manager Copman of the Southern Railway refused the request of a local passenger service between Toccoa Georgia and Charlotte North Carolina. The Charleston and Western Carolina Railway proposed a service between Hendersonville and Henderson in September.
Special to The Georgian from Anderson D C June 18 Mayor J M Sullivan announces candidacy for railroad commissioner and will speak at the campaign meeting at St Georges tomorrow.
Colonel M. H. Tribble of this city fled his pledge as candidate for secretary of state and will not enter actively into the campaign for several weeks due to illness.
The local forecast calls for partly tight conditions across Atlanta with light winds and mild temperatures today. Skies remain mostly clear with limited chance of light showers in the afternoon, guiding residents to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Weather notes indicate partly cloudy conditions across the Cotton Belt with occasional rain near Muskogee. Clarksville sees clearing and warmth while Columbus enjoys hot, clear skies. Other regions report warm, mostly clear conditions with few cloud breaks and variable rain chances.
Mixed forecast across Florida Alabama and Mississippi with showers in the east and cooler conditions in the west. Strong storms possible tonight and tomorrow with cooler air moving in from the west. Northern regions may see thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. Dakotas Nebraska and Kansas expect showers and a fall-like trend tonight and tomorrow.
Poor legible OCR yields a garbled weather bulletin. Mentions coast Florida, rainfall, north conditions, and a reference to Mount and Huron. No clear dates, locations, or authoritative measurements can be confirmed from readable text.
Fragmentary Cotton Region Bulletin notes hours ending at 7 a m and past four days show small, unimportant temperature changes. Forecast by local forecaster F B Marbury notes temperatures in Dane? field.
In Savannah on June 18 Rev. Guyton Fisher of Trinity Methodist church condemned vote buyers and sellers as a seducer and seduced devil and sinner. He urged the sacredness of the ballot and suggested the open sale of votes as the focus of his discourse.
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