Memorial Day Parade in Atlanta Honors Confederate Veterans
A large Atlanta Memorial Day procession led by Grand Marshal Joseph F. Burke and Governor Brown honored Confederate veterans. The parade passed Peachtree Street to Oakland Cemetery, with multiple divisions from the Georgia Military Academy, Tech, and civic groups, the review near General Gordon’s statue, and bands from Seventeenth Infantry and others.
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Constitution Fund Rises for Car Victims Families
The Constitution reports ongoing subscriptions for a relief fund aiding families of the streetcar hold-up victims. Totals reach 2381.76 with donations from Bidney Ormond, Captain J W English, and others. lists include Frank Hawkins, E R McCandless, and numerous civic groups. Also notes Hallay's comet visible at dawn in Zurich with no tail.
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Bible Crops Unhurt in Georgia Cold Wave
Macon Ga April 24 Special No trace of damage to even the tender crops could be discerned on the truck farms about this community today The cold wave was avoided in cloudy weather Nothing had materially altered the section of the state
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Clapp Attacks Roosevelt Arrogance Over Railroad Bill
Senator Clapp denounces former President Roosevelt for arrogance and dictation while arguing in the senate on the railroad bill. He faults leadership shifts, defends party will, and warns the proposed law would squeeze smaller railroads and bias interstate commerce, arguing harmony cannot follow from such dictation.
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Soldier Survives After Streetcar Tramples Horse
Sergeant B. F. Nhormand of Battery B Segond Georgia Field Artillery narrowly escaped death when a streetcar struck a frightened horse carrying the gun crew. The horse broke its neck and the sergeant was pinned by the animal’s body, suffering a broken kneecap that may be permanent. He was rushed to 268 East Hunter Street for treatment after the 5 pm accident near 128 North Jackson Street.
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Bjornson Dead The Lyric Poet
Paris April 26 Bjornson died surrounded by his family after a long illness He was seen as a leading stimulant of Scandinavian literature His end was peaceful Born December 8 1832 at Kvikne Osterdalen Norway He studied at Copenhagen and Christiania guided theater work and journalism His republican views sparked controversy and a two year treason sentence forced him into exile before returning in 1882
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Ladies Offered Chance to Fly With Hamilton
Charles K. Hamilton, famed aviator, plans aviator exhibitions at the Speedway next Monday and Tuesday. He will select one man and one woman to ride in his Glenn Curtiss aeroplane, after manager Mat Reise arrived in Atlanta. Applications to J. M. Nye, Speedway manager, should be filed at once. men and women have already shown interest, with more women than men bidding for the perilous ride.
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Woman Fights Off Suitor at Favorite Theater
Mrs Zilla Spivey, 11 Garnet Street, used fists to defend against B B Bluffington who tried to assault a young married woman at the Favorite theater No 6 Broad Street about 8 30 last night. Bluffington escaped into Viaduct Place chased by about two hundred angry patrons. Patrolman Frey detained Bluffington who claimed it was a mistake. Mrs Spivey said her husband was away and she protected herself and her daughters who were with her at the show.
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Conductors Shot. Doctors Hold Hope for Recovery
Conductor Bryson, shot Saturday, remains in critical condition as doctors at Atlanta hospital preserve cautious optimism for his recovery. Motorman Brown is reported as holding his own, with medical staff expressing guarded hope for both men's eventual improvement.
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Prophecy: FAIR weather forecast for Georgia region
A cryptic local forecast notes fair conditions for Georgia tonight with a brief mention of Wednesday. The text appears garbled but indicates clearing skies and dry weather with no precipitation expected. No specific times, locations, or figures are clearly readable.
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