FCAT FOR BONDS NEARING FINISH AND VOTING PLANS
Campaigning for Atlanta bond issue intensifies with polls set for Tuesday morning at 7 and closing at 6. Voter guidance includes open at 7, close at 6, dual ward polling likely, and organized demonstrations. Women groups from City Federation and Agnes Scott Alumnae mobilize, urging passage with letters and endorsements from neighborhood clubs and civic groups.
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Woods White
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlanta
White
Agnes Scott
Stewart M'Ginity
James O Spear
Charles B Harman
Lewis M. Gaines
Harwood
W. Woods
Federation Womens Clubs
Atlanta Musical Association
Voere
Bertha Harwood
Bonds rally in Atlanta urges sanitation and schools
At a campaign meeting in the auditorium, speakers including Luther Rosser and Dr W L Gilbert argued for approving a city bond issue to fund sanitation improvements and more school facilities. They cited typhoid and overcrowded classrooms, contrasted with Chicago’s gains, and urged voter turnout on election day.
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Botan
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City Federation
W. H. Wigge
Luther Rosser
Luther Z. Rosser
City Board of Education
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City Board of Health
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Sanitary Department
F J Paxon
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Quillian
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Bond Commission
B Marks
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Ling
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The
Journal of Labor
Second Ward Committee Named for Bond Fight
Second ward supporters organize a large election working committee led by George I Walker and many prominent citizens. The roster includes numerous names across business, civic groups, and local leadership roles, signaling a broad mobilization for the bond issue.
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Former Postmaster General Nodarse Released by President Gomez
Havana February 12 Former Post master General Nodarse who yesterday began a four year sentence was freed by order of President Gomez on account of eminent services in the war of the revolution. Nodarse had been convicted of shooting Sener Torriente editor of The Bellies Comics over an offensive cartoon.
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Lincoln was Clement to Southern Soldier
Lawrence B. Jones a 76 year old Lincoln era veteran and prominent Wilmington educator who had been released from Elmira Federal Prison after a wife interview with President Lincoln died today. His wife reportedly ran the Fredericksburg blockade with aid from a mule to reach Washington for the interview. Jones was principal of three academic institutions in Delaware.
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Lawrence B. Jones
Elmira
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Lincoln
White House
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Delaware
Switchmen Won’t Strike Averted by Arbitration Now
Chicago February 12 The threat of a strike by about 000 switchmen in the Chicago switching district of eighteen railroads was averted as parties agreed to submit the wage dispute to the Illinois State board of arbitration. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members sought a 5 cent hourly raise and overtime incentives. Both sides signed an agreement to arbitrate.
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Illinois State Board of Arbitration
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Secretary MacVeagh Confined by Sore Throat at Home
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh is confined to his home with a sore throat in Washington on February 12. He expects to be at his desk again next week.
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Booker Washington Eulogizes Lincoln at Springfield Banquet
Booker T. Washington delivered the principal address at a Lincoln Day banquet in Springfield with over three hundred attendees including state officials. He highlighted emancipation’s reach, cited black ownership and taxes, and defended equality while praising Lincoln and urging loyalty to the Stars and Stripes. He also addressed the India situation, criticizing British policy and its impact on Indian leadership and civil service.
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Rebels Capture a Steamer Managua
In February 12 dispatches General Chamorra reports that an independent revolutionary force captured the steamer Managua. The message mentions General Aurelio Estrada, brother of the provisional president, as leading a group in the seizure.
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Over-Eating Crime Claim Prompts Free Trial Tablet Offer
An English observer claims seven deaths from starvation per death by over eating and asserts over eating is a national crime among Anglo-Saxons. The ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, and stomach trouble, offering a free trial by mail and urging readers to try them for a week.
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