Prize Drill In Atlanta To Debut Reded Feats At Ponce de Leon
The National Guard of Atlanta and supporters anticipate a prize drill at Ponce de Leon skating rink tomorrow night. The event, second of its kind here, features rival company squads after six weeks of practice. The Atlanta Rifles won last time and aim to again best them for a handsome pennant.
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National Guard of
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Fifih Tegiment
Atlanta Rifles Company
IO Rash
Georgia Miliary Academy
Guardaman
Regular Army
Holliday
Danforth
Sevententh Infantry
Us A. Ataliond
Fort Mcithegaon
Uousanti Permans
Sthelan
Waldler Boys
Medale Awarded Boldier Hoye Macon Ga April 21
Medals were awarded for marksmanship and weapon handling to several members of the Second Georgia regiment at a ceremony in Macon on April 21. Major A J Thonar presided as the units received honors for skill and discipline.
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Boldier Hoye
Macon Ga
Sperial
A J Thonar
Second
Georgia Regiment
Markamen Ant Sharp Mhrocters
Holton
Conference Opens Amid Large Delegates in Memphis
Memphis Tennessee April 2. Night session brought large numbers of delegates to the conference for education in the south which opens today. Former ambassador to Japan Gen Tuk Woeright will be the first to address the opening session. Secretaries Gardner and Murphy of the southern education board and President Ogden attended, with Mr Caen busy as the program was checked.
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Memphis
Tno
Tomer
Hiltain
Baldwin
Japan
Caen
Secretars Hafgir Gardner Mirphys
The
Southern Educations
Oglen
Demonk
Funeral of Captain Paine in Pensacola District
Funeral services were held for Captain Walter Paine who died Friday. Paine, a longtime clerk of the court for Halifax County, was 74 and a Confederate veteran. The obituary notes his popularity and that he was renominated in the recent primary. An associated note references a suspension of business and public sale set for April 2. A separate Florida note mentions an uninstructed delegation elected for the Third Congressional District to attend the national Republican convention.
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Walter Paine
Buiday
Paine
Court of
Halidwin
Sears
Thia
Uring Faneral
Pensacola Mia
Republicc
Florida
Edward Host At Barbecue In Macon Georgia
A Macon event hosted by the chamber of commerce brought leading business people from Macon Dublin and Savannah to Holts Mill for a noon barbecue. Speakers praised municipal waterworks ownership and gifts funded by Mr Ward and others while Governor Smith and local officials attended.
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Macon
Dublin
Savannar
Holts Mill
Edwarda
Howe
Mb Fawirda
Filwardse
Jkeanen
Fmaiert
Smith
William Brunson
Mirsey Schofield
William
Chamber of Commerce
Mra Edwarde
Warship to Venezuela for peaceful mission amid plague scare
Washington April 21 A US war vessel will sail to Venezuelan waters for a peaceful mission to communicate with Curacao and Port of Spain and to carry dispatches from the state department. La Guayra port closed on bubonic plague fears. Porto Cabello and nearby cable station Puerto Cabello remain in quarantine with no steamship calls.
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Washington, DC
Veneauelan
la Guayra
State Department
Russell
Curacao
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Porto Cabello
Puerto Cabelln
Vinister
le Guayra
Puerto Capello
Hawkes Co Opticians Examine Eyes at Whitehall and Peachtree
Hawkes Co Opticians offers careful eye examinations and proper glasses to set things right. The shop advertises locations at 14 Whitehall Street and 38 Peachtree Street, promising expert service and customer satisfaction.
Senator Bacon on Fleet Mission Around the World
Washington April 21 naval appropriation bill moved as unfinished Senate business on Aldrich motion. Hale chairs committee detailing provisions while Male denies intent to launch a world voyage, calling it spectacular. Bacon hopes reports of a round the world trip are false, urging caution and noting high cost.
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Washington DC
Aldrich
Senate
Humber
Hale
Male
Bacon
Judge Parker Charrsh on Failure of Banks
Judge Parker discusses the banking collapse and related charges in Waseroan near April 24. The article notes investigations into bank failures, references penalties and duties of officials, and emphasizes enforcement for any breaches of banking laws.
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Judge Parker Charrsh
Wavella
Waseroan
Rik Lam
Warner on Negro Troops Upsets Senate Debate
Senator Warner of Mississippi argued in the senate that Brownsville Texas was shot up in 1900 by Negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. He cited Brownsville testimony to support his belief and promised to resume remarks tomorrow after partially addressing naval appropriation debate.
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Brownie
Washington
Warner
Wells
Lst
Train Engineer Fatally Wounds Wife Then Takes Life
A railroad engineer in Bellaire shot and fatally wounded his wife during a quarrel and then killed himself today. The couple, married only a few months, clashed after Mrs. Aghoft slapped her husband, leading to the fatal shooting.
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Himeet
Wheeling Woova
Taeno
Ashom
Bellaire
Aghoft
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Visit Copenhagen Palace
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived in Copenhagen today from London to visit the Danish royal family. They were received by King Frederick and Queen Levine with the diplomatic corps and civic dignitaries. The route to the palace was lined with decorations and thronged by crowds.
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Copenhagen
Edward
Queen Alexandra
London
Danfay
Frederick
Levine
Corpa
Elvil
Irrath
Hayden family returns to Dahlonega after street wandering
Mrs George Hayden and her three children were found wandering near a city street Sunday. They were brought to Atlanta from Stone Mountain in search of the husband. On Monday morning the family was taken to Dahlonega to stay with Mrs Wayden's parents after investigation found the husband a Confederate veteran and the wife a morphine user. The children were placed in temporary care at the Home of the Friendless.
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George Haden
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Tinton
Pahlonegs
Busy Oliver Perry Faces Court for Stolen Pants Charge
A newspaper item reports Oliver Perry, described as very busy, facing a 1900 charge for stealing a pair of pants. He claimed the pants were bought secondhand and that he had no time to attend court. He missed multiple appearances, was arrested on Marietta Street, and fined before a stockade sentence was considered.
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Oliver Perry
Wonesto
Aurea
Hlnd
Marietta Street
Jedee Eriles
Broyles
Costa
Carnival at the Rink Attracting Interest
The Made in Atlanta Carnival closes Memorial Day weekend at Nicholas Arena rink. Skaters and local manufacturers in Atlanta show strong interest, with costumes featuring humor artistry and originality. Manufacturers will supply goods showcased in the costumes.
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Akatern
Atelanta
Olas
Katers
Atlanta
Memorial Day Observance Plans Altered in Wongaboro
Memorial day falls Sunday with no public speech after twenty years. The Ladies Memorial Association arranged a program for next Sunday. Worldly graves will be decorated and a parade will form at the Methodist Church to march to the old cemetery.
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Addeeen
Wajneaboro
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Neer
Woldlern
Methodist Church
Old Cemetery
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Peachtree Street
King Hardware Co
Southern Educational Conference
Captain Paine
Macon Chamber of Commerce
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Frank W. Burr
Georgia Equitable Building
Atlanta, Ga
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Equitable Life
Georgia
Venezuela
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Petermans
Peterman
New York City
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Spose Devtade
Batin
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Oxford, Sigma Last
Patent Colt
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Tan
Russia
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Dahlonega
Hayden
Grady Hospital
R Capital
M. Rich & Bros. Co
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