Interesting Exercises at City Mall Delight Five Hundred Plus
One thousand people enjoyed the graduating class exercises at the city hall last night with many left standing at doors. Six young ladies and three young men received diplomas signaling the year’s successful program by the public schools. Prof W J Matthews opened the event with Superintendent Harper and board members present. A chorus of about sixty young girls led the program, directed by Miss Lannie Adams who was praised for the group’s musical harmony and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Matthews
Prof. Harper
Board of Education
M. Speer
A. B. Harrold
E. A. Hawkins
8. P. Hollis
A. S. Cutts
M. Callaway
W.T. Davenport
E J. Eldredge
Lizzie McLendon
L. G. Melendon
Maj. M. Speer
Major Speer
Georgia Delegation Heads to Chicago From Atlanta
Georgia's delegation sails to the Chicago convention aboard a Western and Atlantic train leaving Atlanta at 4 PM. Nine coaches are filled, with Georgia colors on the coach for the delegates. The party includes F H Richardson, Dupont Guerry, F G duBignon, James M Smith, and district representatives Mercer, Griggs, Trip Sell, Bascom Myrick, and C C Duncan.
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AtLanta
Georgia
Chicago
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Fred Bush
Lange
F. H. Richardson
Dupont Guerry
F. G. duBignon
James M. Smith
George A. Mercer
William Clifton
J M. Griggs
John Tripsell
Bascom Myrick
C. C. Duncan
Community baseball league plan gains local support
Americus society eyes forming a regional Georgia league with Albany Montezuma and others. Citizens urged donations for grounds fencing and practice as two professionals per team may be allowed, while merchants and Sam men schedule midweek games.
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Fouche
Albany
Montezuma
Americus
Sam Men
Albany News and Advertiser
of Georgia
Thomasville
Valdosta
Dawson
Cordelo
Columbus
Merchants and Sam
T. J. Stallings
Merchants’ Baseball Nine
Sam Railroad Nine
Times
W. J. Martaews
Sam Railroad
The
Central
Central Railroad
A. & M. Railroad
Farlow Lawn
K. Dow
Hawkins
Fort Valley
B. Hawkins
Democratic nomination battle seen from Chicago
A Chicago dispatch notes the Democratic presidential race has barely begun with faint showings from Pickett and other factions. The piece analyzes power balance in New York, Southern delegates, and the Cleveland campaign, predicting Southern influence on first ballot outcomes and possible shifts to a western candidate.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Carolinas
Georgia
Bama
Virginia
Gorman
Carlisle
Nap
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Americus, Gia
Toys Anders
W. D. Bailey
Jackson Street
Wheatley’s
Geo. D. Wheatley’s
Lamar, St
Cotton Ave
Americus, Ga
Maggie Dunn
Maud | Stokes
Chas. F. Callaway
the Rambler—School Chorus
Hope
Minnie Greene
Harrold
Hesay
Rosa Molanms
Master I
F. Solomon
L. F. Garrard
L. P. Mandeville
George Hillyer
Milton A. Candler
F D. Dismuke
Richardd Johnson
W. W. Vandiver
T. W. Glover
Fred Poster
Wood. Barnett
J. R. Brown
Lewis Davis
E. W. Barrett
W. « Mitchell
W. T. McArthur
T. W. Land
Richmond
Danville
Amaxia
Washington
Green
Kiser
Auditor’s
W. K. Buckley
Leesburg
Sam
Montgomery Advertiser
Savannah
Montgomery
Commerce Street
Ruby Stokes
Cusby Park
Eesay
Lizs
Clisby Park
Deming
Ita
Jim Moon
W. H. Kimbrough
J. R. L. Smith
Luke Ford
W. L. Middleton
J. A. Hixon
J.B. L. Smith
W. T. Lane
the Baptist Church
A. B. Campbell
First
Uteb
Brunswick
Jeff D.avera
Lamar Street
Adoga
Official Weather Report
Fale
Nord
Americna
George Washington
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