Atlanta Entered at the jowinflue era broadside
A garbled Atlanta metro page notes political chatter from New York and Savannah. It mentions The Constitution and The New York World, references to Chancellor Day and Bryan, and hints at tariffs, publicity, and public sentiment across Georgia and the South. Names like Marie Fenty and Frank Gould appear amid a mosaic of 1900s-era political oddities and weather talk.
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Atlanta
Mualter Portagh
United Heater
Spains
Ely
Ered
Aladla
Lunde Et Avent
Fitteanth
John Coreigan
Constitution
New York
Byall
Saline
Broadway
Tesedy
Ninth Streets
Thisty
Misia Square
W. Nlackacrn
Cos Moore
CH Downelle
Ponetetittion Phatirning CO
Elimination of Prohibition Issue in Georgia Governor Race
The campaign for Georgia governor moves past prohibition dispute after Brown signs pledge to veto repeal or amendments. Smith vows to resist repeal without pro prohibition allies. The Constitution notes the issue’s removal, urging a return to real campaign issues as voters head to the polls on June 4.
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Brown
Smith
Georgia
Columbus
Friends of Prohibition
Era of Building Opportunity Warns Atlanta Critics
An article from The Textile Manufacturers Journal highlights a rare window for affordable construction and upgrades across cities and corporations. It notes steep declines in materials costs, urging Atlanta to accelerate sewer and school repairs and new facilities while prices are low, warning the chance may not return.
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Textile Manufacturers’ Journal, of
New York
Waberens
Avcmab
Jae Las
cosGrata Venir
Atlanta
Georgia
Why the Turk is Thinkable in World Affairs
A satirical and fragmented opinion piece argues Abdul Hamid, called defender of the faith, stands as a formidable international institution amid debates about debts and naval power. The writer mocks European creditors and praises the sultan for keeping fleets active, while offering oblique cultural allusions and literary asides.
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Hxn
Abdul Hamid
Te East
Ananias Club
Abdul
Fragmented Georgia verse and spiritual musings surfaced
A garbled poetry fragment from Georgia blends spiritual reflections and rustic humor. It includes lines about faithfulness and love, references to heaven and poverty, and digressions on philosophy and gospel. The text shifts through dialect speech, sermon-like passages, and rural imagery before breaking off mid thought.
Yates Death Case Before U S Supreme Court
Attorney General Hart sent to Washington to represent Georgia in a Yates murder case from Decatur County now before the U S Supreme Court. The appeal questions double jeopardy and the trial for murder after a manslaughter conviction, with a decision awaited by the highest court.
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John C. Hart
Washington
United Sates Supreme Court
John R. Cooper
Macon
Rawlinge
Yatep
Decatur County
Yates
Decale
Cooper
Ute Supreme Court of Georgia
Aml Inhhile Yates
Ursul” Wan Maked
Tinaly Cp
Alaibeiter
O’Kelly Files as Georgia Delegate Candidate for Foraker
Atlanta attorney O Kely announces support for Senator Foraker for presidential nomination. He says if elected a delegate he will vote for Foraker at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Native of Walton County, he served in the Civil War in the Tennessee cavalry.
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O'Kelty
Atlanta
Pincenna
Georgia
Republican National Conventon
Chicago
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Walton County
O'Kelly
Tenin Tennessee Cavalry
Supreme Court Reverses Deportation of Chinaman Hop Fong
The U S Supreme Court under Justice Day ruled that Lieu Hop Fong who arrived in 1890 as a student and later worked should not be deported. Nebraska district court had ordered his removal after finding the student certificate fraudulent though no testimony justified disregarding the certificate. The decision reverses the Nebraska ruling and directs no deportation based on the record presented.
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Hin
Washington, D. C
United States
Lieu Hop Fong
United States District Court of
Nebraska
Hop
Atude Jey
China
Justice Day
Nebraska Court
Jutice Day
District Court
James James to run against Warner Hill for railroad post
James decides to oppose H W Warner Hill for a six year term in the railroad commissioner race to avoid a three cornered contest after B F Buchanan entered the field against Fuller Calloway. James held a conference with Buchanan regarding the race plans.
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B. F. Buchanan
Fuller Calloway
Jonn Hi. James
Mr. Calloway
H W. Warner Hill
James
Mr. Buchanan
Thie
Hill
Brown Club Formed in Smyrna with Signatures
A Brown Club has been formed in Smyrna, with 120 signatures already secured. Dr William Pace, a local physician, is actively involved, and more names are expected as support grows in this town with a voting strength around 178. Roosevelt for Wyden. Washington, April 20. The president sent Frank Wyman’s nomination to the Senate for a second four year term as postmaster at St Louis after a heated fight with three Republican members opposing him. Springfield, April 20. Governor Deneen, on pardons board advice, granted a reprieve for Herman Bilick, who was to be hanged in Chicago next Friday, delaying the execution to June 12.
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Anguntk Gas Company
Atlanta Tereminal Company
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Chicago
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Mecoa Telegraph
Valdosta
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T the Arcond Baptist Church
Atlanta
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Auanta
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Second Bapist
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Fulton County
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Hawthorne
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Congr
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Hoss
Dublin Times
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the Times
Jivks Smith
Tig
Georgla
Laurens County
Denver
United States
Flotilla Plans Change Delays Speed Trial to Mobile
Information from Pensacola Florida reports the third torpedo flotilla commander altered plans for maneuvers. Instead of a speed trial to Mobile and a week ashore, vessels will proceed to the target range Tuesday morning and, if conditions permit, move to Mobile for an indeterminate period with Pensacola reserved for repairs and supplies.
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Pensacola
Fla.ta
Third Torpedo Flotilla
Mobile
Oriental Limited Burned in Montana Wreck
The Oriental Limited No 2, the Great Northern fast passenger train, eastbound, derailed near Summit Montana after striking a landslide at a high Rocky Mountain point. The engine and most cars were destroyed by fire though no one was seriously hurt. only the standard sleeper and observation car survived.
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Wash
Oriental Limited
Great Northern
Summit
Mont
Rocky Mountains
Minera Employment Resumes in Pittapurg District
About 30,000 miners in the Pittapurg district resumed work today under an agreement reached at the Toledo joint conference last week.
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Pittapurg
Pittepurg
Toledo
State press views on Joe Brown and Georgia politics
A Valdosta dispatch reprints Rev. John E White’s denial of immorality claims about Joseph M Brown, praising his prohibition stance. It notes editorial views from The Eatonton Messenger and The Dublin Times on the state Democratic primary, delegate selection, and Governor Smith’s influence versus Brown’s support, with mixed reactions from various counties.
Governor Smith Defends Prohibition Record Amid Legal History
A Griffin News and Sun piece notes Governor Smith veto threats on local option changes while discussing his past as Atlanta City Brewing Company attorney. It cites Menken v City of Atlanta and a Fulton County dry history, detailing how the case examined prohibition, property rights, and the legality of local option laws. The Augusta Chronicle and Atlanta reports tie his stance to past cases and the push to maintain prohibition.
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Menken
Atlanta
Loxan Pieckiey
Colony
White County
Brewing Company
Convtetra
Nokemith
Tia Fame
Vetera of
Fulton
Capitol
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