General Landeron Leads Atlanta Memorial Day Parade
General Anderson presides as grand marshal for Atlanta Memorial Day exercises honoring fallen heroes. A half holiday, bank closures, and a large parade through Oakland and Boldines cemeteries feature Georgia National Guard units, state officials, cadets, public schools, and veterans groups, with Major Dunwody and Brigadier General St. Ander son coordinating the program.
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Clifford St. Anderson
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Georgia
Jefferson D. Dunwods
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Aunuta ‘Clearing House Association
Anerson
Dusandy
Department of the War
Port Mee Preenon
Nations Guard of Georgia
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Governors Light
Tuas
Mariat College
Sadetn
Donald Fraser
Naga
Roya
Arthur Himar
Lisatona
Milner Jabatte
Grady Wells
Norman Croledge
Albert Herring
Hult Weaver
Boya
Fire Department
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Old Guard
Gate City Guard
Wheeler A Cavalry
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Twat Divign
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Iapital Corps
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Barclay & Arendons Ambulance
Buat Ital Corps
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Drum and Bugle
Gate City Guards
Air Confederate Elevene
Wheeler's Cavalry
H. Mo Petterson & Son
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Governors Hotel
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Governors Light Art
Canadian hamlet buried in avalanche after spring melt
April 28 Buckingham Ontario reports a landslide from a mountain near Notre Dame de Salette on the Lievre river. Thirty residents perished or missing as rock and earth blocked homes with only messenger reports reaching rescuers.
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Martial Law Ordered as Albertville Tornado toll rises
Albertville Alabama April 26 martial law declared as three more tornado victims die in hospital bringing deaths to 22 within fifteen miles. 300 injured. aid appeals sent to Birmingham and Montgomery. Military from Gadsden and Albertville on duty. 100 plus families homeless. extensive property damage with hospital efforts and relief kitchens established. Memphis Tennessee April 28 high winds and rain cause structural damage but no casualties reported.
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Albertville
Ala
Eg. C. Coleman
W. E. Bobbo
Pmmett Russel
Firmingham
Montgomery
Uae
Albertvills
Fort Payne
Gadsden
Raporta
Koenex
Hansen
Phyaiclang
Lqave
District Sericultural College
Judge C J Wellborn Dies at 72 in Millen Georgia
Judge C J Wellborn former state librarian and Confederate brigade quartermaster dies at 72 after long service in Georgia. He resigned earlier this year and was to be succeeded by Maud Barker Cobb. Funeral details pending with Confederate veterans likely to honor his memory in the capital.
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Etter
Maud Barker Cobb
Georgia
Terrell
Atlanta
Millen
Confedernia
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Mail worth 500000 stolen in New York
London reports two mail bags containing securities and valuables worth about 500000 pounds disappeared in New York in March. Bags destined for St Louis and Brooklyn were shipped on the Mareauid and the steamer Philadelphia, and vanished between ships and post offices. New York officials question the loss while investigation continues with some suspicion cast on misrouting.
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London
London Posts
New York
Bean
Thia City
Edward M. Morgan
Walter 3. Mayer
Portal
Mayer
T In Teue
Ars
Venom Extracted From Lance-Head Viper At Bronx Park
New York on April 26 scientists at the Bronx Zoological Park completed an extraction of venom from the lance head viper. The operation, the first in eighty years, produced ample serum said to aid extreme illness and several diseases, with experts claiming supply will meet world demand for decades.
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New York
Science of Medicine
Bronx Zoological Park
Raymond L. Dimara
St. Clair Smith
Charles 5. Snyder
Ditmers
ANNA HELIE AND FAMILY VISIT MOUNT VESUVIUS
Neples April 26 Prince Helle de Sa gan and Mme Anne Gould with their children traveled by car to Bosco tracas on the southern slope of Mount Vesuvius. They walked through the lava streams of the last eruption to Ottavio’s ruin and later played tennis in the hotel garden. They likely proceed to Rome and Paris with a possible short stay in one location.
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Neples
Prince Helle de Sagan
Mme
Anne Gould
Chidren
Boscotrecas
Mount Vesuvius
Ottavio
Rome
Paris
Storm covers 80 miles in 47 minutes across Mississippi towns
Report from Hattiesburg dated April 26 ties a cyclone to Purvis and surrounding Bereutan or Bucatana areas near Wayneboro. A resident found a Purvis Electric Light envelope and an insurance policy. the town clock in Purvis stopped at the moment of impact as winds carried letters and a pole 80 miles in 47 minutes.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Purviz
Bueutans
Mississippi
Wayneabora
W. W W. Burks
Thin City
Brien Burks
Waynesboro
John Richey
Bucatana
Purvis
Tornado Ravages Meridian Area and Fort Deposit
A disastrous tornado struck sparsely settled areas south of Meridian Mississippi causing timber and property damage. Downed lines cut communications, injuries unspecified, reports of deaths near Winchester Waynesboro and Mobile Alabama region. A second violent storm later matches Fort Deposit Alabama with destroyed school and homes, martial law declared by Governor Comer.
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Meridan
Mins
Mississippi
Meridian
Causeyville
Dwight
Ala
Winchester
Waynesboro
Mobile and Ohio
Enat
Fannara
Alabama
Fort Depomt
Montgomery
Fort Daposit
Comer
Mulitia
Death and Misery Mark Path of Storm States
A regional storm system left residents grappling with casualties and damage across several states. Officials reported missing persons, power outages, and flooded roads as communities brace for cleanup efforts and relief coordination. Local leaders urged caution and prepared shelters for evacuees.
Tornado toll rises across four states with widespread ruin
Reports tally about 350 deaths and 2,500 homeless as a massive tornado system devastates towns in Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Alabama and Georgia. The disaster, centered in plantations and farms, leaves uncertain counts and a broad map of destruction as relief funds begin to flow.
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New Orleans
Louisiand
Smississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Weather forecast by region for early week in multiple states
The forecast covers Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Tennessee Kentucky Alabama Mississippi Texas Arkansas and West Virginia. It notes showers and cooler conditions in many areas with Tuesday fair and warmer in portions, and varying wind directions from southwest to northwest.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North
Cerolina
Emat
Florida
Vair
Forth
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Belek
North Emindas
Mississippi
North Saat
Hebi
Texas
Arkansas
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