Record-Breaking Georgia Chautauqua Draws Thousands
Military Day at Albany Georgia Chautauqua draws thousands with 20 organizations. Governor Terrell arrives by Central train and is hosted at Mr. B Brown's home. Troops form brigade and escort the governor to the auditorium for the 11 30 am exercises. A prize drill and sham battle are planned.
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South Georgia
Albany
Georgia
Terrell
8. B. Brown
Brown
Pine Street
New Albany
Jefferson Street
Court House Lawn
A. W. Muse
Chautauqua Association
James M. Griggs
Champ Clark
W. A. Duncan
Georgia Chautauqua Scenes and Sham Battle at Albany
Thousands gather for the Georgia Chautauqua opening in Albany with Governor Terrell and Champ Clark in attendance. A 4:45 pm sham battle between defending and attacking forces entertains crowds, followed by lectures by Henry Blount and Dr. Eckman.
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Champ Clark
Electric Cars in Collision in West End
Atlanta, April 25. Two street cars collided in the West End this afternoon injuring seven people. None of the injuries are serious.
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Atlanta
West End
Albany Hosts Wide Range of Military Units in Parade
Col. R. L. Wylly leads the provisional brigade through Albany with units including 1st Regiment Band and multiple Alabama and Georgia militia companies such as the Dawes Guards, Albany Guards, Americus Light Infantry, Fitzgerald Guards, Dawson Guards, and city militias. The roster lists captains, lieutenants, adjutants, and surgeons from Columbus, Thomasville, Moultrie, Tifton, and other cities.
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R. L. Wylly
Thomasville
Fourth Infantry
G. Ga
P. Preer
Columbus
N, G. Ga
R. OC
Coulter
Q. M
A. H. Hilsman
W. 2
Hdwards
G, C, Chappel
Wilder
Albany
P, Davis
Actg
Adjutant
Moultrie Rifles
Thad Adams
Albany Guards
P. J. Brown
Thomasville Guards
H. J, McIntyre
Americus
W. C. Page
A. H.wilkinson
Daweoh
D. 0. Peddy
Tifton Rifles
K. Garson
Fitzgerald Guards
H. Johnson
Dawson Guards
I. A. Melton
J. W. Woodrutt
Bnes
W. C. Worsley
City
J. C. Court
Cuthbert Rifles
T. J. Dunn
Ft. Gaines
R. W. Best
L. Spence
Edward Harrellson
U. 8
One Thousand Dead in San Francisco After Earthquake
Coroner William Walsh estimated the death toll would reach at least 1,000. He reported 800 bodies buried: 32 at Polk and Bay, 23 at Portsmouth Square, 12 at Washington Square, 200 at the Six Mile House, 28 at Laurel Hill, with many more likely in south of Market and Chinatown.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Walsh
Walsh
Polk and
Bay Streets
Portsmouth Square
Washington Square
Six-Mile House
Laurel Hill
Market
Market Street
Chinatown
Trains Depart Albany This Afternoon Schedule
Trains leaving Albany this afternoon include Central of Georgia to Thomasville at 3 45, C L to Tifton at 6 60, Georgia Northern and Albany and Northern lines with several departures listed.
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Albany
Georgia
Thomasville
Tifton
Essssees
Georgia Northern
Albany and Northern
Huyler's Ice Cream Scene Near CD Sake Stumble
Fragmentary OCR reads Huyler's Ice Cream near a CD shop with unclear context. The line hints at a casual street encounter or vendor setting but lacks coherent details to confirm event, date, or people.
Be on a Be 7 2 nd Best Hilsman Sale Drug Co
Be on a Be 7 2 nd Best Hilsman Sale Drug Co figures in a brief sale notice. The fragment mentions a drug company and a sale event with unclear specifics but indicates commerce activity.
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Hilsman Sale Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia Chautauqua
Governor Terrell
River Flats
Missouri
House of Representatives
Clark
United States of America
Union
Peter Preer
A. C. L. Bridge
R. B. L. Spence
Fair Grounds
A. J. Scott
Enterprise Warehouse
Jackson and
Commerce
Mr. Blount
Henry Blount
Wilson, N. C
the Apostle of Sunshine
Blount
Dr. Eckman
George P. Eckman
New York
Champ
Joseph M. Terrell
J. H. Baber
Ala
Eufaula
Comdy
A. Feagin
Hufaula Rifles
K. B. McKinsie
Co. L
Girard
J. T. Ballou
Dothan
A. B. Pace
W. B. Fender
Valdosta
Winn
Adjt. Co. 1
Perry
R. L. Cater
R. L. Holliman
Milledgeville Cadets
Chatham Artillery
W. T. Dixon
W. B. Stillwell
B. D. Wells
H. P. Adams
Huyler
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