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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1900

Page

5

Memorial Day Parade Plans for Atlanta Divisions

Veterans groups and Daughters of the Confederacy units prepare for a May 1900 Memorial Day parade on West and East Cain streets with divisions led by Dr J Scott Todd and Major James M Couper. Aides to division commanders are named, along with the line of march to Oakland Cemetery and a thirteen-gun salute by Atlanta artillery. Included are lists of officers, the Oak Cemetery program, and a roll of Ladies Memorial Association presidents since 1866.

Ladies’ Memorial Association W. D. Ellis RE. Lee W. L. Peel J. Scott Todd West Cain Street Peachtree Street Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter of The Supreme Civil Court General Council Statehouse James M. Coopery Cain Street Atlanta Park Woodward Kendrick Smith United States Army Fort A McPherson R.H. Jones John C. Wayte A J. Orme Marlon Jackson Frank Els J. B. Holmes Frank Orme Dougherty Porter King B. J Willingham Frank Coker W. W White Ww. M. Slaton W. W. Landrum Mor S& T B. C. Adkins G C Balk Peachtrea Marietta Broad Alabama Whitehall Hunter Oakland Cemetery Hunter Street Oak and Cemetery Muasle Bridewell C. Haskell Dr. Cleveland J.chaskplil Russell F. Hopkins Stade Charles V. Rainwater James B. Baird, Jr Wapple C Brewer Winship Nunnally Emmett P. Simmons Taleutenant B. A. Prattle Mary de Saussure John Milledge W Od Elia Camp A Wheeler's Cavalry Association Wheeler's Cavalry Prather Edgewood Avenue Ivy Street

Turkey Faces New Demands From Allied Embassies

In Constantinople on April 25, embassies of Great Britain France Austria and Germany sought instructions from their governments on responses to the U S actions linked to Armenian massacres, signaling further international pressure on Turkey.

Turkey Constantinople United States Great Britain France Austria Germany

Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments

A promotional note extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic safe remedy for female troubles such as side pain bearing down sensations and nervous weakness. It claims widespread consultation with women worldwide and inclusion of confidential mail advice from Buffalo. A testimonial from Mrs Mery E Jones asserts relief after three bottles and improved ability to work and walk. Constipation and biliousness are also claimed cured by Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pills.

Buffalo Mery E Jones Madison Avenue Sslantl Michenter Foom Pierce

Ohio Republicans Nominate Hanna Slate for State Ticket

Columbus April 23 Republicans of Ohio nominate a ticket led by Lewis Laylin for Secretary of State and Myron Herrick for Presidential Elector at Large. The convention, marked by harmony, backs McKinley era prosperity and a firm gold standard, with Grosvenor and Dick as delegates at large and Foraker and Nash among alternates. Hanna declines a delegate role amid internal strife.

Columbus Republicans of Ohio Lewis C. Laylin John A Shauck Blackburn General Grosvenor Friends Bushnell J. Frank McGrew Bosimeil Grosvenor Iaert Hanna Tanna Hanna the Treasury Foster Washington Foraker Nash Massie Bush St Louis United States McKinley Janda

Republican party platform on territorial governance and liberty

The document affirms allegiance to Lincoln era principles and asserts popular sovereignty over U S territories, endorsing self government for new possessions and the protection of liberty, justice, and personal rights. It calls for regulation of trusts and fair treatment of industries, with state administration endorsed.

Abe Lincoln Republican Party Abraham Lincoln United States Congress Philippine Islands

Moody Attacks Pneumatic Tube Service in House

The House struck the Pneumatic Tube Service appropriation after Moody of Massachusetts led a fierce attack. He charged former officials and stock gifts tied to a congress member, provoking a sensational disclosure and turning sentiment against extending the service.

Moody Pneumatic Tube Co Washington House New York Boston Philadelphia Ita Post Office Committee Massachusetts Congress Appropriations Committee Little Akansas Post Office Department Public Service Postal Commission Neilson John E. Milholland Mr Moody Thig Howee Mr. Livingston Georgia Mr. Moody Loud

Miss Gordon Denies Going On Vaudeville Stage

In New York on April 25 Miss Caroline Gordon daughter of General John B Gordon told a Constitution reporter she has no plan to perform on the professional stage. She will host parlor entertainments with financial interest, denying rumors of a vaudeville career and noting she will sing songs recite and give a monologue. She asks Georgia friends to know the truth.

New York Caroline Lewis Gordon John B Gordon Waldorf-Astoria Misa Gordon Gaudeyne Georgia

Wisconsin Republican Convention Elects Delegates at Large

The Wisconsin Republican state convention in Milwaukee elected four delegates at large to the state convention and ratified the delegation to the national convention and presidential electors. Harmony marked the gathering as resolutions praising both national and state administrations were adopted, with James G. Monaghan as temporary chairman. The platform endorses the gold standard and McKinley administration, and signals C. Payne as likely national committeeman for Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Milwaukee James G Monaghan MacKinley Congress McKinley C. Payne Philadelphia

Indiana Governor race looms as Handley leads convention

Indianapolis April 26 crowd of over four thousand attended the Republican state convention at Tomlinson hall. Chairman Handley opened proceedings, spoke briefly, and retired due to failing voice as Senator Fairbanks chaired pro tem. Landis delivered a staunch defense of the GOP record and the delegates adopted the platform unanimously. The session adjourned for the day with plans to reconvene tomorrow at nine.

Indiana Indianapolis Ind Handley State Central Committee Tomlinson Hall Hornley United States Fairbanks Landis

Weary Women and Nervous Weakness Trust Dr Miles Nervine

Fourteen years of female weakness and nervous spells ended after using six bottles of Dr Miles Nervine. The ad promises relief from headaches digestion issues and impure blood and notes availability at all druggists with a positive guarantee. It lists Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and invites readers to write for advice.

Miles O’neal Ripley Elkhart Ind

Imprisonment for Debt Removed in Island Laws

Citizens of the island gain new rights as imprisonment for debt is abolished, and offices to be filled by the people are emphasized. The articles outline a shift toward freeing debtors and entrusting governance to residents, signaling a major constitutional reform.

Island

Hawaiian Civil Government Bill Expands Franchise Rights

The Senate approved the conference report on the Hawaiian civil government bill after amending provisions on franchise and debt imprisonment. The session also passed an agriculture appropriation around 3 million dollars, debated printing and seed funding cuts, and reviewed the Scott seat case from West Virginia. A public building funding bill for Kingston, NY, was also enacted before adjournment.

Washington Senate Nathan B. Scott West Virginia McComas Maryland Cullom Mr Bacon United States Hawaii Hawai Tillman Yoraker Porto Rico Committee On Privileges and Elections Pettus Alabama Esther New Carleans Phoenix Norway Secretary of the Treasury Messrs Tillman Alen,erry Spooner Cockerell Department of Agriculture House Secretary of Agriculture South Jute Trust Martin Virginia Arington Kingston Cape Nome Hansbrough Carter District of Alaska Bate

Hood's Sarsaparilla Best Spring Medicine for Purifying Blood

An advertiser touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a thorough spring remedy to rid the body of humors and ailments. It claims to eradicate scrofula and rashes, neutralize acidity, refresh kidneys and liver, strengthen the stomach, and steady nerves with a new sense of well being.

Hood

Scott's Emulsion Cures Coughs Quicker and Better

An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion cures coughs faster and more effectively than cough mixtures, and it enriches the blood and strengthens mind and body, noting typical cough mixtures do not cure deep seated, stubborn coughs.

Will Try It At 310m Road Dmg Giste Street

A brief notice records activity near 310m and dmggiste street with nearby landmarks. The fragment hints at an event or test in the area but lacks complete details.

Samford Convention Debates Constitutional Reform

The Alabama convention debated a resolution favoring a constitutional convention. Hon Frank White was elected permanent chairman and Hon R E Nell permanent secretary. A strong platform committee led by John B Knox urged reform while Henry D Clayton opposed. Nominations for state offices follow adjournment with Bryan and the Chicago platform endorsed.

Robert J. Lowe Alabama White Jefferson Graham Talladega Hetlin Chambers Committee On Permanent Organization Frank White Birmingham Morgans R E Nell Dallas Morgan Committee Captain White John B Knox Anniston Knox Cunningham Joseph B Graham Henry D Clayton Samford Bryan Chicago Kansas City

Flower Parade Prizes At Augusta Celebration

Flower parade awards honor Miss Anita Thin ard for white porcelain harness displays and several best vehicle prizes. Judges from Savannah and Wayneboro praised the riding and mounted displays while fireworks lit Broad street. A separate note mocks a possible trap involving Brabant’s Horse near Pretoria.

Anita Bewt Mies Wodker Tian Jewel Dunebar Misse_ Taylor Timberlake Ek S&s Johnson Miss Carroll Ella Jones Mir Tracy Touickran Mire P OW Meldrim Mary Haines Savannah R C Neel Wayne+boro Broad Street

State control beneficial convict labor report

The Interstate Industrial Commission reports to Congress from Washington on prison labor policy. It urges laws granting each state full control of prisoner care punishment reformation and employment and of product disposition. It favors employing prisoners in supplies for public institutions and in state road or building work to reduce competition with free labor.

Senate Congress Washington Interstate Industrial Commission Getti Tg Congress

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