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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1906

Page

6

Lessee of Atlantic and North Carolina railroad named in $100,000 attachment

In Buncombe county North Carolina, R B Howland, lessee of the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad, faces a $100,000 damages suit for breach of contract brought by R P Foster. The attachment covers Howland’s real estate valued at $125,000 and stock worth $16,000 in Wachovia Bank. Foster, formerly freight agent for Southern Railway at ville, claims Howland now resides in Cuba and has disposed of much property.

Asheville N. C Buncombe County Howland Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad R. P. Foster Wachovia Loan and Trust Company Foster Freigh Southern Railway Ville Atlantic and North Carolina Railway

Notes of Labor World Reflects Union Activities Worldwide

The Notes of Labor World surveys labor movements across the United States and Canada under Gompers leadership, including efforts to unite with the International Brotherhood of Railway Expressmen and admission of women to full citizenship in the Bookbinders convention. It covers farm labor unity, Boston street workers seeking federation charter, and a tuberculosis facility funding proposal. The piece notes the 20th anniversary of the Order of Mallee Telegraphers and a Cedar Ray anecdote about a man who laughed so hard he lost his voice.

States Canada International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Wash O An Texas United Brotherhood of Rural America Boston Federation of Labor Mallee United States Cedar Ray

Tall Texan on a Rat Merely Wanted Notoriety

A seven foot tall man weighing about 250 pounds, wearing a western outfit and sombrero, captivated Atlanta at a popular resort. He spoke in a booming voice and announced he sought notoriety, provoking a crowd. Police intervened as spectators grew wary of the overenthusiastic candidate.

Atlanta

Jall Officers and Some Questions They Are Asked

Police at the station handle endless calls from burglar alarms to odd requests. One late night a caller asked for a dollar, saying only a few officers were on duty and a quarter could not be found, leaving the line open to a tense, humorous exchange.

Jall Grim Pepe Elt Fell Amon

Man in Prairie Ride Causes Buzz in Sunday Scene

In a peculiar incident a rugged man with a merry eye boarded a trolley car on a calm Sunday near Atlanta. He claimed heavy work forced him to quit and drew smiles from officers as he warned others to “all up take notice,” ending with a quiet, soft exit as the car returned home.

Piatriat Atlanta

Passage on Child Labor Bill Sparks Senate Vote Claim

Senator J. T. Peyton declares enough pledges exist to pass the child labor bill in the Senate, joint author with Senator P. F. M. Furr. He says the measure will pass this time after previous failure, noting changes and educational clauses in immigration amendments. Amid talk of political maneuvering, the piece also recounts a burglar alert and a late-night police call involving a frightened woman.

J. T. Peyton P. F. M. Furr Senate Peyton House Whelmi Nng Eee Ee Hosetal

Two Ewing Brothers Outsmariate Their Dromedos

In a Georgia city, R A Ewing license inspector and J H Ewing assessor, born minutes apart, are revealed as twins. Both married daughters of former councilmen, each has four children. The brothers share many traits and have mistaken-identity anecdotes, including a comic misread at City Hall and a tale of mothers fooled by their ruses.

Nyonett Mr. Ebwing R. A. Ewing Hcense J. H. Ewing Tas Aeseasor A. Morris W. M. Terry DeLena Morris Ma A. Ewing Lena Terry Wes Lawrenceville City Hall Ewing Comptroller’s Office Cty Hall Repli Comptroller John Tle

Kingsbery as New Collector for Atlanta Port

The next candidate for the collector of internal revenue for the Atlanta port is Charles B. Kingsberry of the former Kingsberry & Company. Backing purportedly comes from Colonel Robert J. Lowry and support from Atlanta merchants and the Chamber of Commerce. Rucker has held the post for over eight years. no official word on his removal, but Roosevelt-era tenure limits suggest a change may come.

Atlanta H. A. Rucker Charles 8. Kingsberry C. 8. Kingsberry & Company Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta Robert J. Lowry Roosevelt Georgia Rucker Sgoner Inter

Concert Program At Ponce DeLeon

The program lists I Mallowell's band performing afternoon and evening concerts at Ponce DeLeon with selections from opera, German songs, and marches. Highlights include Where Is Ever, Parting Messenger, and Babes in Toyland medleys, plus national airs and a German program featuring Loreley and Soldaten Lieder among others. The schedule states afternoon at 3 30 P M and night at 8 30 P M with multiple instrumental and vocal pieces across two programs.

Ponce DeLeon I Mallowell Mareh New Opera Saura Vienna Buppe Prince Piinen Harrie yegGirand Laamibardy Werner Germany Reaves Eilenberg Tobant Loreley Waltees

Reduced R. R. Rates for Fourth of July

The W and A R R and N C and S L Railway offer cheap round trip tickets to points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi including Louisville Evansville and Cincinnati at one and one third fares. Tickets on July 2 3 and 4 with return to July 8 1906. For details consult any W and A R R agent.

N.C. & S. L. Railway Ohio and Potomac Mississippi Louis Evaneville Cincinnati Deligton

Unclear dialogue yields a tense street encounter

A reporter witnesses a fraught exchange as a man and his wife react to a mistaken impression. The scene shifts to a hallway and street stairs where a colleague questions a man about a wife or sister, hinting at a looming confrontation. The moment ends with a whispered threat.

Mr. Ewing Janey

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Nat's Bank Atlanta, Georgia Fourth National Bank Atlanta, GA State OF Georgia James W. English Walker P. Inman John K. Ottley WM. T. Perkerson AEGAN W. P. Inman Dames W. English Albert Steiner D, D. Robinson J. R. Gray Joseph Hirsch J. K. Ottley J, R. Hopkine Dan B. Harris E. C. Peters J, D. Turner J. W. English, Je H. C. Stockdell Dohn J. Woodside W, D. Elis Chas. J. Ryan SAFS Atlantic North Carolina Railroad Tate Labor World Colorados ToSetain Highland Park North America Denver Labor AY Court Ho Em Senator Peyton Bill Gertees North Side Noes Messrs. Ewing Tristram Tupper Pete Joney Jantesenyite Mother Brother Ape Whitehall Huntergeste Kingsbery Robert J Lowry R. R Chas E. Harman General Passe
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