Labor Day Parade Plans Elaborate Atlanta Event
The Labor Day plan and scope committee met at Federation hall to outline a seven or more committee structure including finance program location invitation and music. They expect at least seven bands totaling about seven complete ensembles and a 24 piece federation band to lead the procession through Atlanta as part of a broader industrial carnival.
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Federation Hall
J. W. Bridwell
Committee On
Federation of Trades
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cat
Under the Red Robe heads Atlanta Amusements program
Amusements note three more attractions to close the season at the Grand. The week features Under the Red Robe, a Weyman drama, with Edward Rose’s adaptation, plus DeWolt Hopper in The Charlatan and Murray and Mack in varied acts. Jefferson praises a painter author and discusses the theatrical trust rumors and Atlanta stock-season plans for June.
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Stanley Weyman
DeWolt Hopper
Murray
Mack
London
John Philip Sousa
Hopper
Count Demldoff
Metropolis
Edward Rose
Richelieu
Zaton’s
Paris
Gil de Berault
Chateau Te Cocheforet
Promenade Backfire in Crooked Alley Court
In a crowded Saturday police matinee Recorder Broyles questions Leonard Walker about a stolen cow tied to a late night promenade on Peachtree street. Leonard defends his actions by invoking the Good Book while the recorder presses for facts leading to a jury verdict.
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Broyles
Leonard Walker
Leonard
Peachtreg Street
Jedge Briles
Aged Woman Seeks Rest With Long Journey Home
Nancy Raines, 84, hobbling from the union depot, tells police her life tale in pursuit of a home with her daughter near Dalton. Born in 1811 in Mississippi, she endured loss, displacement, and a wandering life, earning support through salves and travels until finally securing a ticket toward Alabama to reach Dale ton and await her daughter’s care.
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Bess
Nancy Farnes
Union Depot
Nancy Baines
Pales Barracks
Lfe
Nancy Raines
Mississippi
W. B. Raines
Jamey Raines
Raines
Vermont
Missing Money Sparks Suspect Youth Lockup
Fifty dollars saved by a black man vanished from a room at No 6 Lyona avenue. Bicycle Officers Hubbard and Ar thur recovered the money from a hole in the wall. Ten year old Billie Parker, a small wiry boy, was suspected and locked up. He proclaimed innocence, saying they all slept and it was shame to accuse him. The recovered funds likely lead to a light sentence unless guilt is proven.
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Lyona Avenue
Hubbard
Arthur
Bile Parker
Ree
Billie
Death of a Little Child in Florence Alabama
Little Beasle Fritz seven year old daughter of Captain J A Fritz of Florence Alabama died at her uncle J A Fritzs home on North Piedmont Avenue on Friday evening. A short sickness from meningitis caused her death. She wished to attend Merritts Avenue Sunday school next Sunday as she was a regular pupil and valued the privilege. She was buried yesterday in Florence Alabama.
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Beasle Fritz
J. A. Fritz
Florence
Ala
Piedmont Avenue
Merritts Avenue
Woman Dies in Drugstore Aroused by Heart Trouble
Fannie Adams, a Black woman from No 14 Martin Alley, collapsed in a Fraser and Hunter street drugstore while a clerk waited on her. Ambulance arrived too late. Coroner Stampa ruled no inquest necessary, attributing death to heart trouble.
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Fraser and
Hunter Streets
Fannie Adams
Martin al Jey
Grady
Uume
Stampa
Mrs Hollinsworth A Decatur Pioneer Dies At 82
Mrs Caroline Hollingworth aged eighty two a long time Decatur resident died at eight last night She was a strict Methodist for over fifty years and had many warm friends The funeral will be held at Decatur Methodist Church at 3 30 this afternoon Interment will follow in Decatur Dr Stewart s Angostura ana are the peat remedy for removing Indiges
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Decatur
Caroline Hollingworth
Methodist Church
Decatur Methodist Church
Third Party Men to Meet Tuesday in Georgia
The middle of the road Populist party of Georgia votes to elect national delegates. Executive committee meeting at Hotel Jackson in Dalton to outline work and frame a platform for the state convention in Atlanta. Prominent populists including Wharton Barker J A Parker and M W Howard expected to attend in Atlanta.
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Middle Of-The-Road
Populist Party of
Georgia
Hotel Jackson
J. McKnight
Dalton
W. W. Wilson
C. B. McGregor
Wilam T. Flint
B. B. Linder
Ben Milliken
People's Party
Atlanta
Cincinnati
McKnight
Igantins Donnelly
Minnesota
Constitution
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
J. A Parker
Kentucky
M. W. Howard
Alabama
Death of Mrs J H Tyler noted in Atlanta
Mrs J H Tyler a well known Atlanta resident died of consumption at her daughter Mrs Joe Willingham's home No St Charles avenue at 10 oclock last night after about a year of illness. She leaves six children Henry Tyler Tuscaloosa T L Tyler Lake Charles Mrs J fes Jones Fort Valley Emma Jenking Tuscaloosa and Miss Tyler and Mrs Willingham of Atlanta. Funeral at 2:30 pm from the residence and burial in Tuscaloosa Alabama.
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Atlanta
J. H. Tyler
Joe Willingham
St. Charles Avenue
Tyler
Tyter
Henry Tyler
Floyd Veterans Elect Officers Rome Ga April 3
Floyd camp of Confederate veterans met Saturday in Rome to elect officers for the coming year. Commander Colonel A B Montgomery. vice commander Captain J T Moore. adjutant F W Quarles Sr. secretary W J Duster. treasure A C Morrison. cular-bearer J W M Ginnis. Next meeting first Saturday in May to elect delegates to the Louisville reunion.
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Floyd Veterans
Rome
Floyd Camp of
A B. Montgomery
J. T. Moore
F. W. Quarles, Sr
W. J. Duster
A. C. Morrison
J. W. M Ginnis
Louisville
University Beats Athens In Ninth Inning Baseball Clash
In Athens Ga a ninth inning rally gave the University of Georgia a 12 to 8 victory over Athens. Morton and Fred Hueese pitched for the locals while Blackshear McBride and Cox starred for Georgia. The game featured Blackshear’s heavy batting and a sharp double play Richardson Hall Hull. Georgia to meet Lexington then Wake Forest later in the week.
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Athens
Apevial
University of Georgia
Morton
Cox
Georgia
Fred Hueese
Blackshear
Caribera
McBride
Richardson
Hall
Hull
F. Buesse
Elder
Rounsaville
Bulee
Scorer
Wright
Lexington
Wake Forest College
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Grandeur
Sweet Caporal
Gulden Hattle
Lady Lindsay
Decunal
Owensboro
Robert Metcalf
V.Z
Matt Simpson
Brigh
General Matt Gary
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Passage
Racebud
X-ray
Robert M
Conners
Winnance
Knight of the Garter
Sidney Lucas
Brisk
Queen of Song
Robert Bonner
Iseau
Ideal
Mouzelief
Magleight
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