Romance of the Campus and Glee Club in Athens May Music
The Athens campus hosts May celebrations with serenades by the University Glee Club led by notable voices like Charlie Nisbett and Park Howell. Seniors showcase strong baseball, while Lucy Cobb ties and campus romances color student life. Banjo Club and campus musicians, including the Yahoo Quartet, fill evenings with songs and performances amid College life on the University of Georgia campus.
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Tom Sawyer
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Thrilling Gasoline Fire on Train Near Savannah
Passengers aboard a Central passenger train report a dramatic incident fourteen miles out from Savannah when a gasoline ignition after a faulty light caused a car fire at thirty five miles per hour. The fire prompted a panic as the bell rope broke and the crew attempted to stop the train. the burning car was eventually cleared and the sleepers moved away.
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Savannah
Cabbage
J. B. Edwards
Walton
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United Confederate Veterans
Jackson
Mississippi
Scott Thornton
Mell Martin
Fourth Ward
Decatur Street
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Safe Investment in Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption
An advertisement promises Dr King’s New Discovery will relieve throat lung and chest ailments including consumption bronchitis and asthma. Trial bottles cost 10 cents at J Crawford & Co Drugstore. Also notes sewer commission has done good work and will continue under supervision.
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J. Crawford & Co
Sewer Commission
Provo nce May 4 Identifies Doctor Graves in Liquor Death
In Provence Rhode Island Dr Graves is identified as the man who mailed liquor from Boston that led to Mrs Barnaby's death. A postal clerk on duty on March 30 confirms the sender and the wrapper. Relatives of the murdered woman expect decisive steps to arrest the doctor.
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Graves
Boston
Great Gospel Meeting Ends in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga CuatTanooca May 4 the five week gospel meeting concluded with Rev. George R. Stuart delivering the closing sermon. About 400 conversions and 2000 prayer requests were reported. All city Protestant ministers participated in a united church effort. Rev Sam Jones to arrive next Sunday for a new series battling sin and Satan in this great and wicked city.
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Satan
A Scamp's Work Ends In Tragedy At Martins Ferry
At Martins Ferry Ohio an unknown man gave three young boys under nine a loaded dynamite cartridge. The device exploded blowing the children about sixty feet, causing fatal and catastrophic injuries. Wilson is mortally wounded while another boy loses an eye and burns cover him. The incident underscores a dangerous act by an unidentified perpetrator.
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Wheelixa
W. Va
Martin's Ferry
James
Milton Turney
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Herbert Spencer Stricken with Grip in London
Loxton May 4 Herbert Spencer the English philosopher is confined to his room after being attacked by the grip he is described as seriously ill in London citing his illness and confinement while details are sparse for this report
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Loxton
Herbert Spencer
Pegwood Dead and Halls of Indian Lore Endure
Col Andrew J. West of Turnerville died April 27 1891 after a long heart ailment. Born August 12 1833 in Buncombe NC he rose to Lieutenant Colonel and served under Gen Johnston in the Civil War. Survived by wife six children and a wide circle of friends he was a Methodist and a respected citizen with ties to Grady family.
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Andrew J. West
Buncomb County
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Henry W. Grady
Joseph E. Johnston
Homer
Jorrenson Jottings from Jackson County Seat May 4
News and gossip items from Jackson County include visits by T J McConnell of Barnesville and Scott Thompson of Atlanta, plus Will Sherard of Atlanta. Orr Bennett and several Misses Methvin return from the teachers convent in Brunswick. Daisy Tea of the Institute is noted as part of Gainesville society. The Institute commences with a commencement sermon on the third Sunday in June.
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Jorrenson
T. J. McConnell
Uarnesville
Scott Thompson
Atlanta
Will Sherard
Orr
A. J. J. Bennett
Methvin
Eee Eee
Brunswick
Daisy Tea
Fepegveyrerst Vers
Gainesville
Fourmies Labor Riot Ends After Regimental Firefight
In Fourmies the mob of about 1200 attacked the gendarmerie and town hall. A regiment of infantry arrived, rioters fought police hand to hand, and soldiers fired low to disable attackers, killing three and wounding others. Public tension remains high as calm returns.
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Aar
Highland moccasin fright shocks Milledgeville doctor
Dr W A Moore of Milledgeville describes a startling encounter with a large moccasin under his bed during a nap in his basement office. He seized the snake with a jerk, stamping it to death as beads of cold sweat ran down his face, leaving him shaken but unharmed.
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W. A. Moore
Chilean Insurgent Party Sets Provisional Government in France
The insurgent faction led by Montt Silva Barros and Luce claims a provisional junta has been formed to govern Chilean affairs for ministers and congress members opposed to President Balmaceda. The notification was presented to the French government as part of the dispute.
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Hon L Foster Named Texas Railroad Commissioner
Cumine Ga May 4 Hon L Foster recently appointed railroad commissioner for Texas at 2000 per annum. Born and raised in Cum ming he left eighteen years ago for Mecaa as penniehly eenan cated boy. Since going there he has… Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters are praised. a John Hopkins gift and local health ads appear amid a span of notices. Capt T H Dosier is reported quite sick in Athens.
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