House Very Tame Saturday After Stormy Session
Attendance slim as the House adjourned until Monday after a brief session. About a third of members were present as 7 new bills were introduced and one passed, including a tax on trading stamp firms and fertilizer inspection reforms. Speaker Slaton rapped for order. Rev Len G Broughton invited members to Tabernacle Church for a Sunday sermon on bucket shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Seaborn Wright
Bob Blackburn
Fulton
Commissioner of Agriculture
Len G. Broughton
General Assembly
Tabernacle Church
Alexander
DeKalb
Felder
Bibb
Mr Moore
Canton
Messrs
Martin
Elbert
Mc Mallen
Hartr Aebill
Orrand Lee
Coweta
Coweta: A Bill To Authorize the Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Messrs, Orr and Lee
Board of County
Seneners
Mr. Singletry
Thomas
Cairo
Galloway
Walton
O'Cloek
Mr. Jones
Jackee B. M. Blackburn
Len G. Hroughtom
Tabernacle
Stabbing in Playful Scuffle At Boardinghouse Fall
At 41 Spring Street, C A Kitchens and Fo Moore fell during a playful scuffle after noon. Kitchens was stabbed near the heart as they tumbled down stairs. Detectives filed cases and a police court trial followed. both defendants claimed the act was accidental and the Recorder dismissed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
C. A
Kitchens
Fo. Moore
Sie Teeult
Lockhart
Hroylea
United States to Press Venezuela Claims After Castro Return
United States to press for settlement of American claims against Venezuela immediately after President Castro returns to office next Thursday. Rev. Judson Smith dies in Roxbury Massachusetts. Senate bills change Brightwood avenue name to Geo avenue. Senator Dick proposes a temporary robotic government for Isle of Pines. Frankie Galey arrested in Pittsburgh for planning a burglary with Joseph Boyd sought. Taft urged over Cane gun possession linked to Civil War loot found in upstate New York.
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United States
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Death notices for multiple individuals published in local paper
Mrs Isabella Floyd 73 died at Fifth street residence Friday afternoon funeral at 3 Saturday. Louis A Gaddis 35 died at Berean avenue Friday morning body to Blythe Ga for interment. Infant child of Mr and Mrs W H Hoffman died at 66 Henry street interment in Macon. Chester W Critchell 16 died in South Bend funeral and interment Antioch Cemetery. Clifford Saffold two died at Griffin Street residence service at 3 Saturday afternoon interment Mason church.
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Isabella Floyd
Weat Fifth Street
Louis A. Gaddis
Berean Avenue
Bylvester
W. H. Hoffman
Henry Street
Macon
Chester W. Critchell
South Bend
Antioch Cemetery
Clifford Saffold
Lula Safford
Griffinner Street
Masons, Church
Prudential Reinsures Atlanta Birmingham Policies
The Atlanta Birmingham Fire Insurance Co reinsures its outstanding liability and unearned premiums with Prudential Fire Insurance Co of Virginia effective June 27. Prudential, four-year old, expands stock to 1000000 and moves home office to Forge, with Robert N. Hughes as secretary and Pendleton as general agent for Virginia. Prudential to absorb Atlanta Birmingham liabilities as San Francisco disaster adjustments proceed.
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Atanta-Birmingham
The
Sea
West Virginia
Tal
Aces
Tasewalbs Yaspene
Irgan
Prudential
Robert N. Hughes
Th. Pendleton
Peaeany
Virginia
Atlanta-Birmingham
San Francisco
Atta
Atlanta
Reoote
Grant Park Concert Program for Sunday July 1 1906
Sunday afternoon concert at Grant Park from 3 30 to 6 30 features a program led by M. C. Astead. Selections include George Washington Jr March Coban Overture Fantastic Triomphale by Rubinstein Vallamont Reverie Tales from the Vienna Woods Waltzes Intermission Daughter of the Regiment Novelette Keys Me Quick Forty Five Minutes from Broadway Medley Rose de Cantelly and a finale under the baton of director M. C. Astead.
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George Washington, Jr
Coban
Rubinstein
Moscow
Napoleon
Vallamont
Lincoln
Vienna Woods
Strauss
Broadway
Bartlett Knife In Hand Threatens Southwick On Floor Of Congress
Washington June 30 On the floor of the House Representative Southwick of New York accused Georgia's Bartlett of implying he lied. A tense scene followed as Southwick interrupted Bartlett aboard a resolution debate. Bartlett claimed he did not draw a knife, only held a small silver object.
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Bartlett
Southwick
Congress
Washington
New York
Georgia
Donna Southwick
Maurst
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Southwick
Bith and Caid
Baruett
Dwelling Wrecked by Lightning Bolt in Waycross
Waycross Ga June 10 a severe storm wrecked the dwelling occupied by L R McFoy 14 Reynolds Street. one injured but family escaped unharmed. The structure suffered about 500 in damage, fully insured. Local storm details note a miraculous escape for the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycros
L. R. McFoy
Reynolds Street
Supt Slaton Issues Set of School Rules
Supt W F Slaton announces rules for Atlanta public schools ahead of the September opening. New pupils must obtain admission tickets, provide vaccination proof, and transfer or reentry require renewed tickets. Last report cards needed for transfers. office hours are 9 to 12 and 3 to 6 daily. Examinations for new and returning pupils set for August 31. schools open September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F.,slaton
Atlanta Public Schools
Atlanta
Keats
Sulaton
Ten Months for Stealing Mule in Carrollton Court
Ambrone Jennings pleaded guilty in Carrollton city court to stealing a mule owned by Mr. Layton Tyus. Judge Yodnett imposed a fine of 7 and a ten month term in the chain gang in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Ambrone Jennings
Wale Kbe
Layton
Tyus
Iudge
Yodnett
Merchant D J Padgett Dies in Glennville Georgia
Reidville Georgia June 30 D J Padgett of Glennville died of fever at his home yesterday He was a prominent merchant or farmer and highly regarded in Tatnall county He leaves a wife and eight children Chattanooga Tennessee June 30 Wiley Patterson saloonist fined fifty dollars and bound to criminal court for selling liquor on Sunday and fined fifty six dollars for contempt and two hundred and nineteen dollars in another case He cursed Police Mosely as he was led from the courtroom and was restrained immediately
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Judson Smith
Boston
Congregational Church
Roxbury
Offerman
Morris EB
Dyess
Southern Pine Company
Georgia
Tomovrow
Hazlehurst
Reidville
D. J. Padgett
Glennville
Tatmnal County
Chattanogs
Tenn
Wiley Patterson
William Estill Dies From Injuries After Parade
William Estill, 71, a Savannah bookstore owner and brother of Colonel J. H. Entitl, died from injuries sustained June 21 when a parade mishap left him concussed. He served in the Civil War at Cold Harbor and his funeral services are set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
William Estill
J. H. Entitl
Chee Etee
Sories Therd
Cold Harbor
Uncle Billy Bell dies after illness in Atlanta
William Thomas Bell known as Uncle Billy Bell died at 4 80 pm Friday at his brother’s home 670 North Boulevard heart failure after appendicitis. A traveling salesman for over forty years he worked with T. M. Horsay Holbrook Company R I Bonar and others and organized Slater Silic on White & Co in 1900. He planned a trip to New York for fall goods. Survived by two brothers W R Bell and A W Bell sister Mrs H C Hardin and several nephews and a niece. Body to be moved to Blue Eye Alabama for burial. no local services.
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William Thomas Bell
South
Billy" Ball
North Boulevard
Mr. Hell
Bor
South Carolina
Alanta
Georgia
Billy
T. M. Horsay
Holbrook Company
R. I. Bonar
Slater, Silicon, White & Co
New Poe
New York
Whs
Billy" Bell
Atlanta
Kimball House
W. R. Bail
A. W. Bell
Anniston
Ala
H. C. Hardin
Frank
John Bell
R. B. Bell
B. Law
George KR. Law
Clothiers
Jack Cutler
Macon
Blue Eye
Lincoln
Barbecue and Outing for Mill Employees
Carrollton Georgia June 30 Hon L C Mandeville president of the Mandeville mills and consolidation of Mandeville rails ceoffee and Free State fertilizer works announces a barbecue and outing for mill employees. The event will be held at Devin Park with a large gathering expected.
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Carrollton
L. C
Proof Positive Advertising Claim for The Georgian
Mr Edwin Johnson of the Atlanta Georgian receives a letter praising the paper as a superior advertising medium. The note states excellent results from an advertisement in The Georgian and compares it favorably to other leading daily papers across the South.
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Edwin Johnson
Atlanta Georgian,eatyd
South
Deorgian
Hagan & Dodd
Hagan and Dodd Push Red Rock Advertising
Red Rock Ginger Ale maker Hagan and Dodd spend over 300,000 reaching U S readers from Maine to California. Gus T Dodd, a wealthy firm partner, promotes Red Rock as a national brand through Georgian ads urging businesses to place ads to boost sales and value.
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Hagan &*Dodd
Maine
California
Isiny Dodd
United States
Bay
Storm tears Ringling tent. two killed in Chicago storm
A Chicago thunderstorm wrecked the Ringling Brothers tent, injuring many as wind and rain collapsed canvas. Authorities report two men, Matthew Bury of Aurora and William Cress of Geneva, killed by falling timbers and an elephant stampede. Animals escaped as crowds fled, trampling and chaos ensued.
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Chicago
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Watorme
Matthew Bury
Aurora
William Cress
Geneva
New Postmaster To Take Charge Today In Augusta
Augusta Ga June 30 Postmaster Vaughn will take charge of the local office this afternoon at 6 oclock and begin checking the accounts of the incumbent Captain E B Smythe. He will not officially commence duties until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
F. B. Beane
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Society
Vaughn
EB. D. Smiythe
Georgia Compress May Go To Augusta
Augusta Georgia June 36 It is learned that the Georgia Compress Company plans to build or secure an plant near Augusta after months of discussion in Atlanta and Abita Springs. At a recent meeting holders decided to pursue a site and investment for the project as part of a wider push by the company. Triplets Born In Chattanooga Boy and two girls born to Asbury Stokes of Chickamauga wife acquitted in previous burning case. Mrs Sloten appears about age fifty.
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Hines
Baldwin
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Wright
Floyd
Blackburn
Fulton
Legal Reserve Plan
Messrs
Nowell and Galloway
Walton
Monroe
King of
Newton
Mansfield
North Ri
North
Rome
Nort
Eht
Augusta
Hickman
Graniteville
8. C
Aten
Georgia
Abita
Atlanta
Aooent
Georgina
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fi Lets
Asbury Stokes
Chickamauga
Meigs County
Sloiten Ad Peare
Jim Booty Dies After Forty Years City Driver
Newberry June 36 Jim Booty an office driver and long time town employee who ferried the scavenger cart for forty years died at his home after a week of illness. The cause was heart failure.
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Newberry
Jim Booty
Darcy
Beniy
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Slaton
Joe Hill Hall
Ot Bibb
Moore
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Georgia Street
Capital
Senate
Brightwood Avenue
Bacon
Kington
Isle of Pines
Cal
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Frankie Galey
Samuel Galey
Oll Scorer
James B. Laughlin
Joseph Boyd
Galey
Livingston
Taft
Agiinst
Geo Cadets
New York State
Georgia News
P. F. Brown
Maysville
Max Meyerhart
Teachers’ Institute
Carroll County
L. Thompson
Waltoverville
Coast Line Railroad
Ed F. Hull
Thompson
Wrightsville
Edwin J. Forrester
Mercer University
Daughters of the Confederacy
Carraliton
Ocilla
Peoples
First National Bank of
Prudential OF Virginia
GRANT
Park
Merchant
Pever
Uncle Billy" Bell
Gus T. Dodd
Hagin & Dodd Firm
Dodd
Mr. Dodded
Young
May Lian
Ron
Kwai
Sears
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