Prohibition advocates stage May picnic campaign tour
A series of open air basket picnic rallies organized by Dupont Guerry with Rev. Sam Jones Rev. L G Broughton and Hon Seaborn Wright will visit Rome Floyd Dalton Cartersville Marietta Austell Madison and Atlanta. Each stop features a main speaker and a discussion of the gubernatorial contest and party platforms.
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Dupont Guerry
Sam Jones
Seaborn Wright
L. G. Broughton
Rome
Floyd County
Dalton
Cartersville
Marietta
Austell
Madison
Atlanta
Len G. Broughton
May Not Build Theater. Vaudeville House Hangs in Balance
The fate of the completed gate city theater project in Atlanta hinges on a dispute between J B Frost owner of the Gate City Guard property and Thomas B Bowles Milwaukee investor. The vaudeville house, to be run by R Coley Anderson, may not open as plans clash. Building work has halted since mid March and may be abandoned.
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R. Coley Anderson
Lyceum Theater
J.B Frost
Gate City Guard
Peachtree Street
Thomas B Bowles
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Street Car Workers Get Immediate Pay Raise in Atlanta
About 6 motormen and conductors of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company will receive an immediate raise from 14 to 15 cents an hour. The new schedule shortens the time to reach the maximum pay and includes a May 18 uniform inspection. The firm also plans track improvements on Pryor and Peachtree streets with new steel and connections between lines.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Yessen
Pryor
Peachtree
Better of Hotel Clerk in New York Tale
The New York Tribune recounts a hotel incident where a guest, Mr Fairchild, explains how a night clerk searches for him by name and room number. The porter escorts the clerk upstairs as the guest remains waiting, noting the clerk’s cautious handling of guests.
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New York Tribune
Mr. Feirchild
New York
Palle
Mie Miother
Branan again seeks Fifth District Democratic nomination
Charley Branan declares his candidacy to represent Georgia's Fifth Congressional District in the Fifty-eighth Congress. He attacks L. F. Livingston, cites past council actions, and outlines proposals on primaries, salaries, and anti-fee measures in a lengthy public statement.
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Congressional Committee
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Fifth Congressional District
Grangers
Agricultural Society
State of
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Newton County
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House
W. H. Fleming
Tenth
Fleming
Post Office
Augusta
Mr. Livingston
Internal Revenue
Carthage
Fausteo
Rome
Purser May Accept Call at West End Baptist Church
Alabama preacher Rev. Tohn Y. Purser of Opelita will preach at West End Baptist Church Atlanta Sunday at 11 am. Purser, recently called to pastor the twelve year old church, began ministerial work in Troy Alabama and is a Kentucky native. He is brother to the late Dr. D. Purser who died in New Orleans from yellow fever. The congregation hopes he accepts the call and many friends attend.
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West End Baptist Church
Tohn Y. Purser
Opelita Ala
Purser
Atlanta
Troy
Ala
D. Purser
Southern Divines
New Orleans
West End
Little Rock
Mr. Purser
Mrs Duncan Seeks Release Over Fainting Claim
In a dramatic legal motion Mrs. Duncan asserts her life was placed in jeopardy during the murder trial. Her fainting and hysteria are cited as involuntary reactions not misconduct. The judge declared a mistrial, ruling evidence on voluntary conduct unnecessary. Her lawyers plan to pursue habeas corpus or appeals.
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Petf Gower
Gandler
Judas
Petitioner
Court House
Mollie Duncan
Gopertor
Futton County
Stone Mountain
Plan Wat With Payor Suggestion To Extend State Road To Sea Coast
Letters from J C Whitner and J W Renfroe discuss extending Georgia state road to seacoast. Whitner argues for continued expansion to seaports, citing eligibility and economic benefits. Renfroe warns of high costs, poor coast options, and depot bottlenecks, urging caution and state ownership of western lines.
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Georgia
J. C. Whitner
J. W. Renfroe
Whitner
Renfroe
Atlanta
Joseph E. Johnston
Samuel Spencer
South
John C. Whitner
Chattanooga
Great West
Forsyth
Loyd
J. W. Benface
EX-POLICEMAN FOGG REINSTATED IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Ex policeman Fogg, who resigned Tuesday night, was reinstated on the supernumerary list Wednesday night at his request. Fourteen new policemen were elected by the board Wednesday night. six to work at once, others to keep current jobs for a few weeks. Also noted are a freight train collision on Foundry street trestle with three trains wrecked, but no injuries.
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Force
Board of Commissioners
Ball
Souther Road
Foundry Street
Street Hillory. Boston Record: Three girls argue on grammar
In a Boston public library area last night three college girls debated correct expression as a streetcar approached. They debated whether to say here he comes here she comes or here it comes before finally a fourth student identifies the approaching trolley as a mail car and confirms the phrase here he comes.
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Boston
Bathing in New York Hotels Sparks Family Fashion
A western millionaire's family visits New York for winter and tours a Fifth Avenue hotel. A younger member writes excitedly about the hotel bath, praising the porcelain tub while expressing keen anticipation for more time there.
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Milllionaire
New Yorke
Fifth Avenue
Rome
Bea ~Grere
Walt
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