Memory of Dead Heroes Honored in Georgia Tributes
Memorial Day observances across Georgia included exercises at gravesites in Gainesville Griffin Macon Thomson Perry Rome Marietta Marietta and other towns. Students, veterans, and citizens laid flowers, heard speeches by professors and orators, and sang patriotic tunes as confederate graves were decorated amid calls for reconciliation and national unity.
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Georgia
Dixie
Lttle
Goldiers
KR. D. Feagin
Feagin
Hig
Gainesville
Giorgia Female Seminary
Fielch
Missy Candler
United States
Longstreet
Daughters of the Confederacy
J W Marlon
J O Adams
H W J Ram
A Adams
Griffin
Olympic Theater
Griffin Rifles
Julien B Willamson
Forsyth
David J. Bolley
Veterans, Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Stonewall Cemetery
John W. Aiken
Cartersville
Aiken
William Flanders
Thomson
Thomson, Ga
Tne
Philp Breitenbacher
Atlanta
Breitenbacher
North
South
American Republic
Republic
Old Statehouse
Boston
Grady
Jove
Laken
Clement A. Evans
Elmwood
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Odd Fellows
Masons
J. H. Patton
W. J. Hutson
Cherlea D. Phillips
General Evang
Kennesaw
Grav
H. V. Reynolds
Buford
Order of Odd Fellows
Mayer L.R Martin
H. H. Holland
W. T. Smith
J A Perry
Mr. Lehisk
Tawrencevilla
Talbotton
Mra J. M Mathews
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Ragland
J A. Thomb
R A Miset
O. D Gorman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Americus
C G Gray
Houston
Wo ‘T Lone
Sumter
Parlow
Shhania
Mobile
Ala
Magnolia
Gardiner C Tucker
Tucker Lea
Chicken
General Coppinger
Setbar
Memorial Day Observances in Birmingham and Montgomery Alabama
Memorial Day events marked by Confederate veterans and civic groups in Birmingham and Montgomery. Camp Hardie observed at First Methodist church then cemetery ceremonies with flowers. In Montgomery the Ladies then Military and citizens joined a 4 PM procession followed by a cemetery program led by L A Shaver of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Caney
San Juan
South
Birmingham
Ala
Camp
Ladies' Memorial Association
L. A. Shaver
Law Department
Interstate Commercd Commission
Syrup of Figs Offered for Travel Health Needs
An old advertisement encourages taking a bottle of Syrup of Figs on trips for kidney and bowel comfort and to prevent fevers and headaches. Sold in 60 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Only.
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California Fig Syrup. Co
Train Robbery By Negro Bandit Near Higginson
A southbound St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern passenger train was held up near Higginson Arkansas at 1 am by a lone bandit who threatened passengers with a pistol and took valuables from one car. The bandit fled as White County authorities pursued him.
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Litle Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Higginson
Little Rock
White County
Livingston Demands Action on Green and Gaynor Case Info
Washington news reports Colonel Livingston threatens to discharge the judiciary committee if it does not act by tomorrow on his resolution seeking information about the Green and Gaynor cases. The move aims to advance the transfer of indicted persons bill, tied to a July 1 bond expiry for the Savannah Work contract. Judge Crisp and Colonel Revill families from Georgia are in the city on legal business and visiting residents are noted.
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House
Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Livington
Green
Gaynor
Livingston
Senate
Savannah
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Seaboard and Western and
Atlantis
VanWinkle
Charley Crisp
Amerilus
Resignation shocks Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The Augusta and Georgia WCTU chapters reel after Mrs W C Sibley resigns as state president after twenty years in office. Jennie Hart Sibley tipped as successor as the convention postpones election. Resolutions urge unity against liquor, promote purity standards, and call for a Sabbath observance week in April. Dr Broughton absent.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends of Prohibition
Willingham
Athens
Georgia
Broughton
Atlanta
Rumor Says General Wheeler May Seek Reelection in Alabama
A Birmingham Age-Herald dispatch from New Decatur claims a General Wheeler confidant says Wheeler plans to run again for the eighth district in the unexpired term and the new term beginning December 2, 1901. The source suggests Wheeler resigned to avoid a House fight and that Governor Johnston may delay a special election until November, with a congressman also elected for the unexpired term.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
New Decatur
Wheeler
Eighth
Johnston
General Wheelsers
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Featured as Brain Gut Remedy
Medical advice lanes link brain and stomach health. a sick stomach triggers headaches and irritability. Cascarets is promoted as the ideal laxative to cleanse bowels, energize the liver, and restore mood, with claims of warning signs and a call to buy now.
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Sterling Remedy @c
Chicago
Montreal
Can
New York
Samford praised as presiding officer and future governor candidate
The biography extols Colonel Samford as a pleasing and efficient presiding officer. It notes his Senate service in 1892 and 1894, retirement in 1895 to focus on his profession, and lifelong party service. Born of W. Samford, he is praised for eloquence, leadership, and a strong gubernatorial candidacy claim.
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Senate
Colonel Samford Ia
Tata
Opelik a Greet s Samford Welcome Train to Governor Hope
Opelika Alabama April 26 Special The town chartered a special passenger train from Montgomery to escort William J Samford nominated for governor to his home. A vast crowd, bonfires, cadets from the state college, bands and fireworks celebrated the homecoming with jubilant demonstrations and a tribute to Samford the leading Alabama statesman.
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Opelika
Ala
Opalika
Montgomery
Willam J. Samford
Alabama
Samford
Commonwealth
Auburn
East Alabama
Pandemoniaum
Opelik
Democratic Party
Hs Io
Bryan to stay in Lincoln avoids Democratic convention
W J Bryan returned to his Lincoln home and said he would remain there almost uninterruptedly until after the Democratic presidential convention. He will skip the Kansas City convention and will campaign in Michigan and northern Ohio for a week starting next Monday.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Michigan
Ohio
Bryan
Kansas City
Foxes to auction household goods and horse at Linden Ave sale
Mr and Mrs A Fox announce a public auction at their home 354 East Linden Ave on April 27. The sale includes their full household furnishings and a horse and buggy, to be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
Properties and loans offered by Northen and Danson in West Baker area
Thos H Northen and Northen & Danson advertise multiple real estate buys including 9 and 7 room homes on West Baker near Spring street and Georgia avenue, with prices from 850 to 5,500. They list rental incomes and corner lots plus 2-lot sales on Kirkwood. The ad promotes money to loan on Atlanta real estate at 5 to 7 percent, with firms like J L Riley & Co and W A Foster also offering loans and notes for city property. Also mentions security loans on diamonds and watches, and various lenders in Inman building, Equitable building, Temple Court, Gould building.
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Equitable
Union Depot
Peachtree Street
Northen & Dawson
Bell Telephone
West Baker
Spring Street
Pore Street
Georgia Avenue
Washington Street
Georgia
Grant Street
Kirkwood Avenue
Pearl Street
West Peachtree
Atlanta Central
J. L. Riley & Co. A
Pryor Street
West End Avenue
McDeniel Street
Pulliam Street
Jackson Street
Sui
D. L. Ryder
North Broad Street
W. A. Foster
Weyman & Connors
Woney
Pickart Jewelry Co
Hala Street
Praight
H. S. McCandless
Alabama Street
HE. J. Morse
Equitable Building
W. P. Davis
Attr
Temple Court
Atlanta
Eawin P
Ansley
Ala
Barker & Holleman
Gould Building
Cooner St
New
Bir Barrain
Hood St
Hood
Windsor
Rawson
Inman
Jackson St
Cain
Jackson
R.A. Hemphil
Dr Green
Mars
Wall St
Southside
Virginia
Roanoke River
George Land
Phillis
Dr Greenroperty
Plaza 6
Wall Street
J. F. Green
Dr. Green
Lata
A. m
Pleasant rooms and beer at 183 Whitehall
Classified notice offering boarders wanted with comfortable rooms and table fare for several young men at four dollars per week. Also mentions architectural and construction services and a misc assortment of ads for morphine cure information, lost items, and a hotel-based reward. Includes names and locations in Atlanta and Chicago references.
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Daly Constructon
Southern Press Ciipping
Bue Feau
Austell
Atlanta
Mary
Baldwin
Chicago
Bna
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Macon
Hugunsen
Marietta
Perry
Hero
I M King
I. Townsley
C C Duncan
Rome
Albert Foster
Madlown
Sandersville
Lachey Memorial Association
Floren Symphony Club
Exerciess Ware
Tir Beck
Tennille Mustc
Sympahy Club
Major Newman
Washington County
Heslap
Professor Whitehurst
Augusta
Jay
Joseph B. Cumming
Hunter Travidson
Woht Walker
Georgia Regment
Thomasson
Academy Cadets
Sacred Heart Cadets
Wat
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Contest
Jacobs
Crescent
Whitehall Street
Hamilton Douglass
Amos Fox
Asa G. Candler
Marietta A
Whitehall Bt
Marietta St
Wat Se
Ata
Rahiye
Hotel Empire
Sibley
Will Wheeler
Cee
Opelika, Ala
Stow Hall
Burney
Sadler
Mc McGeher
George Winship
WM J. Davis
Atlanta Banking & Savings CO
No. 12
Kimball House
Thos, H. Northen. Northen & Danson
GH. Girardeau, Real Estate and Renting Agents
E. Wall
Sequrity Warehouse Co
Calla. E
Han Bel Aung Co
Elberta
Tutwiler
Clegg & Bons
Cordele
Daily
Sunday Constitution
Serena
Rases
R. ER Woodward
Baltimore SE
Java
Florida
Monticello
Bax
Ballanta
Plymouth
Glengarry Poultry Yards
Bomerville
Tenn
Fou
Mons
Bom
Frank O Singer, Jr
Emmona
Piers Lostor
Hotel Aragon
Hunter
Whitehall
Mitchell
Washington Sts
H M. Spell
Whitehel Street
Furniturbe
Desirable Street
Peachtree
Piedmont
North Side
John J. Wool Ride
N. Broad
Hancock
Forrest and
Piedmont Avenues
Bervoni House
Postoffice
Little
Arkansas
Mississiggi Osa of
Salanes
Dre
Rezo
Tirst
St . Williama
Miss
Cy Swanson
Virey
Post Office
Cummings
Ibs
Tawney
Miin Creasa
Ealaries
Mr Loud
Cormitee
Hd Loud
Tay
Postul Glerka
Don Bil
Loud
Arka
Pan
Norraliy
Brent
Raney
East Anved
Bradfield
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