Busy Week for City Fathers in Routine Council Work
City council plans a week of routine committee meetings to clear backlogs after the street railway dispute ends. Health Board meets Friday to consider hiring legality and redistricting proposals. Charter Revision Commission led by Judge Hillyer will likely convene early in the week to review reports and push ongoing reforms.
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General Council
Anyjall
DML
Health Board
Board of Health
Kennedy
James L. Mayson
Llegal
B. W. Bizzeil
Charter
Judge Hillyer
Charter Revision Commission
H. M. Atkinson
Delegates Honored as Pan American Congress Arrives in Monterey
Mexican officials and Pan American delegates and families arrived by special train from Guadalajara. Monterey plans a lavish stay with events at Juarez theater and Casino, plus a visit to Diente mining district. Budgeted entertainment totals about 60,600 pesos with a grand ball costing 320,000. Governor Leal and lawmakers praised the delegates for fostering inter American harmony.
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Monterey
Mexico
Spain
Guadalajara
Gahy
Juarez Theater
Leal
Neuvo Leon
Senor
Alberto Elmore
Peru
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
Emilio Pardo
Walker Martinez
Chile
Lest
Mextco
Republic
Senor Pardo
General Reyes
Congress
Diente
Pamphlets From Filipino Junta Reach Manila and Hong Kong
Pamphlets printed in Hong Kong by the Filipino junta have flooded Manila and other provinces. They reproduce the Memorial sent to President Roosevelt, praising McKinley’s death and pledging eventual independence. The junta claims pacified areas are controlled by military force and appeals to educated Filipinos’ support for American governance, though demanding national self rule.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Hans Berth
Roosevelt
McKinley
Suyer
New Burnished Glass Tavieware Debuts With Gleaming Finishes
A promotional note announces Wearing Gifts Tavie stemware as a premier burnished glass product, claiming superiority over Bohemian glass. It describes silver French gray and English bright tones, plus new styles like Les Cidy Pleats and Cut Glass, with fanciful, unclear spellings.
Atlanta federal prison praised as a palace of safety and design
A detailed tour of the Atlanta federal prison near the city highlights its lavish construction, advanced heating and cooling, sanitation, and security features. Warden Hawk is praised as an exemplary administrator while the Bertillon system and extensive facilities promise a model for future institutions.
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Atlanta
Warden Hawk
Hawk
Strucure
Ponce de Leon
Tampa Bay
Arana
Alvin T. Simpkins
St. Louis
II Fe
Johnson Electric
Neraman
Fragmented quotation misreads from a Plain Dealer piece
An OCR snippet shows a distressed speaker recalling a harsh remark from a father figure and a sarcastic family exchange. The muddled text includes partial phrases about speaking and a question about a shingle, with missing context and garbled punctuation.
Big Barbecus for Visitors at the Capitol
The Cook county Democratic Club, about 250 members, visits Atlanta next Thursday. Albert Howell Jr. chairs the city committee arranging funds and a Georgia style barbecue at Piedmont Park for 200 invited guests and state leaders. Speeches by Mayor Mims, Governor Candler, Howell and others will follow. a Capitol visit and house of representatives program are planned that afternoon.
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Cook County Democracy
Atlanta
Albert Howell
Cool County Democracy
Macon
Severa
Fiedmont Park
Piedmont Park
Georgia
State House
Conk County Democracy
Mims
Candler
Albert Howell, Jr
Candler Hagy
House of Representatives
County Democracy
Chicago political club linked to city reform group
The article highlights a renowned Chicago political club, likened to Tammany Hall in influence, with prominent citizens among its members. It recalls a past Atlanta visit during the Cotton States and International Exposition and extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla for curing disease by eradicating the root ailment.
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Chicago
Tammany Hall
New York
Atlanta
Comic Valentines In Great Profusion
Comic valentines are described in great profusion. The item lists include selections suitable to “take down” a target. The piece appears to be a playful social note referencing individuals such as John M. Miller and Cou wa Martett atreet.
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John M. Miller
Mardi Gras Rates Via A and Rg R R
Mardi Gras rates listed from Atlanta to Pensacola and return ten dollars, Atlanta to Mobile ten dollars, and Atlanta to New Orleans return fourteen dollars with tickets on sale February 4 to 30, final limit February 15. Deposit required by February 15, with a 50 cent fee for sleeping car privileges. Agents Gail Pryor Hill Allen Billups and Ly Jr. noted for details.
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Atlante
Pensacola
Atlanta
Mobil
Newams
Gail
Pryor
H. Hill
Union
Georgh W. Allen
JB Billups
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M. W. McClaughry
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McClaughry
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John M. Miler Co
Marietta
Dsveling Plain Dealer
Chicago Journal
Newcastle
Houst
Cook County Democracy Wits
Capitol
Berbies
Panisters’ Fine Shoes
We Gels
Hirsch Bros
Hood
Peachtree
Hollis
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Efseman Bros
Whitehall Street Clothiers
Alavawea and
Pryor Streets
Union Depot
Eisemant Ids
Washington, D.C
Eiseman Pios
Atlanta, Ga
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