Atlanta Day Exposition Visit Parade in Charleston
Special dispatch from Charleston details the Atlanta party led by Mayor Mims arriving for Atlanta Day. A torchlight parade will cap the visit, with speeches by Mayor Smythe and exposition President Wagener. Augusta stop described with city officials greeted, notable pickpocket incident, and reception of the party by local clubs and fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enioyor Mims
Charles Kelly
Charleston
D. C
Atlanta
Exposition Grounds
Smythe
Wagener
Mims
Harvey Johnson
H. H. Cabanisa
Chamber of Commerce
St. Johns
Augusta
S Mitchell
C. R Normandy
Phinizy
Broad Street
Augusia
Covington
Conyers
Madison
Animals Go On Strike Report From Field and Stream
The article surveys animal labor unrest across species. Horses bunch and refuse saddling, cows balk at milking, hens desert nests, and bullocks gain a reputation for strikes. Birds abandon nests, ants split into factions, and rabbits show persistent digging stoppages that endanger colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Aruh
Shriners Parade Dazzles Charleston on April 3
In Charleston the Shriners held a grand street procession with 700 nobles on camels elephants and donkeys. The caravan included dignitaries from twelve temples across multiple cities and a banquet followed the day’s ceremonies at the exposition grounds. Thirty five Virginia Polytechnic cadets camped on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Midway
Oasis Temple
Carolinas
Mecca
New York
Cincinnati
Ales
Savannah
Yadtab
Atlanta
Boulh
Baltimore
Alhambra
Chattanooga
Mosaic
Jacksonville
Beni-Kedam
W. Va
Sorosis
Toronto
Canada
Mossylin
Detroit
Ulitha
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Exposition
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Duncan Case Postponed for Monday Week Trial
Mrs Mollie Eady Duncan, charged with murdering her husband Policeman James M Duncan, has a trial set for Monday week. Judge Candler plans to hold court then. Attorneys Kontz Austin Goodwin Anderson Halian and Colonel H H Dean represent Mrs Duncan.
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Mollie Eady Duncan
James M Duncan
Triel
Candler
Duncan
Kontz & Austin, Goodwin, Anderson & Halian
H. H. Dean
Gainesville
Austin
The New Woman Discussed by Colonel Graves at Lyceum
Colonel John Temple Graves closed the Atlanta Lecture Association season with his eloquent The New Woman lecture. He traced Eve to modern daughters and praised mothers, arguing for woman suffrage and equal rights before law. The audience applauded vigorously and ladies honored him with flowers. The season was praised as brilliant and the association grows stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Lecture Association
Eve
Lyceum
Colonel Graves
Charter Grants Railroad Entry to Knoxville
A charter granted by Secretary of State Morton to the Knoxville, Lafollette and Jelico railroad signals Louisville and Nashville system expansion into Knoxville. The route links Jelhen with Knoxville, using the Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern line south, with substantial Knoxville property purchases and right of way spending. The Tennessee Central sale to the Southern explains the maneuver, giving Southern access to Nashville and Southern territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Knoxville
Knoxville, Tenn
State Morton
Knoxville, Lafollette and Jelico
Louisville and Nashville
Jelhen
Lowsvile
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern
Tennessee Central Railroad
The
Southern
Tennessee Central
Louisville and Nashvile
Wolf trapper in Minnesota faces wolf attacks
Wenderlin Krisch, a Nestoria area trapper, has paid hunters 17 dollars per wolf and claims to have captured two. A secret practice involved a captive female wolf in a yard where he shoots howling wolves from his cabin, prompting deer declines and recent wolf encounters including an attack near Floodwood, Dickinson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Wenderlin Krisch
Nestoria
Erisch
Chaim
Peninsular
Dickinson County
Claude Freckleton
Mob's Bullets Find the Mark on Prisoner in Edenton
Thomas Early, an accused assailant, was taken from Ryland to Edenton under guard after a lynching threat. Indicted, tried, and sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary, a shooting from the train near mile out wounded him in the head and face. Deputy Sheriff Robinson escaped injury as the train returned for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
N.C
Thomas Early
Perry
Ryland
Chowan
Edenton
Norman
Robinson
Barry
Republicans to Meet Soon in Greensboro
State Committee to assemble in Greensboro on Saturday for a convention shift from Raleigh. Other items note Odd Fellows had 11137 for the Goldsboro orphanage, a ten year 1090 percent rise, and library initiatives in rural schools and mill villages. Governor Aycock and Joyner invited to Southern Educational Society in Athens, Ga.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
Republican State Committee
Odd Fellows
Goldsboro
The
North Carolina Literary and Historical Society
LomoTraon
Aycock
Joyner
Southern Educational Society
Athens
Robert C Cgden
Marconi Sells American Wireless Rights for $6.16 Million
London reports the Marconi Wireless Telegraphy Company has sold its American rights and patents to an American firm with $6 160 000 capital. The deal transfers control of key American wireless technology and related assets to the new owners as of April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marconi Wireless Telegraphy Company
Sam W Small to Speak at East Point Rally Tonight
Rev Sam W Smail candidate for representative will address East Point voters in the school hall tonight on his campaign platform. A large crowd of farmers and citizens is expected with other candidates likely to attend. Small will speak nightly in city venues through next Thursday as the primary nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Point
Edgar Latham
Sam W Smail
Wil
Mr Small
Jwest Bloodworth
East Hunter Street
Wolf Attack Drives Man to Safety Near Town
Freckleton juckly found a club and armed himself as hungry wolves circled him. He struck when they neared, buying time for three remaining miles to town. At the outskirts the pack leapt, the leader fell, and he fled toward safety as the wolves retreated near houses.
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Freckleton
National Good Roads Meet Highlights Washington Ride
The second day of the National Good Roads Association session in Charlottesville Virginia featured briefings by Lieutenant C P Shaw and Professor W M Patton on engineering and policy, with a seven coach special train from Washington led by Southern Railway president Samuel Spencer. Attendees included General Nelson A. Miles, several congressmen and government officials, while Governor Montague urged citizen demand for road funding and bond-backed improvements.
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Charlottesville
National Good Roads Association
C. P. Shaw
W. M. Patton
University Polytechnic Institute
Washington
Southern Railway
Samuel Spencer
I. S. Brown
M. V.,richards
The
Southern
Nelson A. Miles
Agricultural Department
Brigham
Willis IL. Moore
Weather Bureau
M. O. Eldridge
Office of Public Road Inquiry
Livingston
Maddox
Rixey
Caldwell
Thomas
Lattimer
Otey
Sibley
Kern
Smith
Iowa
Agricultural
Brighaxt
Montague
Virginia
Monticello
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Bones Unearthed Under Building in Columbus
In Columbus on Washington Street workers uncovered old dry skull fragments and bones beneath a long-standing house near the fire station. The age of the bones is unknown. Separately, John Floyd is on trial in Union for the murder of Joseph Vaughn last October. Floyd allegedly shot Vaughn after a dispute over his sister and will, with testimony noting Floyd's whisky purchase and threats to kill.
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Columbus
Columba
3. C
Seminary Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
Independent Fire Engine House
Floyd
John Floyd
Union
Joseph Vaughn
Will Vaughn
Vaughn
The Super Behind the Gun Reveals Stage Grievances
In a theatrical talk a veteran super argues that stage extras are underpaid and undervalued. He recalls a Lohengrin matinee at the Metropolitan where forty supers, costumed in armor, paused the show to protest pennies per performance and demand recognition.
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Matenees
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Kid McCoy
Theman
Kid
America
Beeaves
Ierborers
Muse Special shoe offered at $3.50 champions quality
The Muse Special is advertised as equal to $4.00 shoes with a foot shaped last, welted edge, Duke toe, and either extreme or conservative sole extension. The dealer claims durability and value, highlighting the shoe's features and urging customers to compare.
Rebel Kid Leads Stage Hands to Higher Pay
A chaotic backstage scene unfolds as the Kid demands half a dollar per performer for an afternoon show and threatens action if not met. The revolt spreads among stage hands and supers until an unconditional surrender is granted, with the Kid hailed as leader. An unrelated digression recounts a sanitarium visit involving Della Fox and a cautious AP reporter.
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Supers
Thetis
Della Fox
East River
Associated Press
Cayvan
Miss Fox
Cake Walk Tonight At Muse's Stand Sale
Strawberries ice cream cake music and recitations at the King's Daughters sale at Muse's old stand 23 Whitehall Street admission free Dr Lin Cave will speak at the West and Christian church temple address targeted to young people meetings at the church will continue through next week attracting large attendance
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King’s Daughters
Muse's
Whitehall Street
Oege
Lin Cave
Cristian Church Temph
St the Church
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Ivingston
B& Gs
Boyden
Duke
Vici
Oxford
Gite
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Long Island
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Harlem
F. Ray
Pueblo
Colo
Kimball House
A. H. Trego
Mrs. Trego
Hoopeston, Is
Kimball
W. H. Fowler, Jr
Utica
M.S de LaVergne
W.W. E. Bosley
Marshall, Mich
W .~. Stewart
Rome
H. W. Lyon
Norfolk, Va
Charles Mf Wintard
Palatka, Fla
Porter Fleming
Aragon
J. B. Marin
A. J. Leith
Charlotte, NC
H. L Cardoza
Richmond
Edwin Davis
Coff
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