Burlington Welcomes Marching Suffragists On Jersey Shore
Women marching to Washington led by General Rosalie Jones bivouacked in Burlington after an 18 mile trek along the Jersey shore. Crowds cheered as the army passed Bordentown and reached Burlington Theater for speeches before continuing toward Philadelphia.
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Austra
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Princeton
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Thaater
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Ealty
Camdor
Camden
Brotherly Love
Felder declines Thaw case after exhausting appeals
Felder the Atlanta attorney, who earned a $100 000 fee for freeing Charles W Morse, refused Harry Thaw’s bid. He said every legal resource was exhausted to save the mastermind from further confinement in Matteawan State Hospital, and Thorned the request after reviewing the case in New York.
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Charles W Morse
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Ian Tord
New York
Thaws
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Thaw
Chief Red Fox Addresses Atlanta Boy Scouts
Red Fox, an Indian chief noted for his role at Custer’s massacre, spoke to Atlanta scouts on Scout Sunday at 3 o clock. The gathering at Vastarian church on Spring and Gain streets welcomed all Atlanta troops to attend and join in the event.
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Property Advertising Appears in Morning Newspaper
Advertising for homes and property for sale targets serious buyers. The text argues that such advertising should appear in a reliable good morning newspaper, trusted for important dependable information.
Taft declines to intervene yet keeps forces ready
President Taft and cabinet affirm non intervention while keeping army and navy on standby. He would order intervention only if Congress declares a casus belli. Madero refuses to resign as U S policy faces Mexican gun violence and calls for armistice considerations are discussed in Washington.
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I WILL DIE PRESIDENT Fighting on Saturday the Most Savage of the Week
Memeo City reports intensified clashes as Diaz fortifications withstand rebel shelling. The Senate debates Madero's resignation, which he refuses, amid near-constant bombardment. American Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson narrowly escapes a bullet at the embassy as fighting persists and a German liaison unit is attacked.
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Francisca de la Barra
Henry Lane Wilson
Americans killed as shell hits Mexican capital hotel
A shell from Mexican guns kills two Americans and injures others in Mexico City. Reporter Sid Sutherland notes noncombatant casualties as a shell crashes into Porter's hotel. President Madero resists resignation, declaring he will remain in office despite turmoil.
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Mexico City
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Atlanta to be scrubbed in spring clean up drive
Sanitary Chief Jentzen announces a broad spring cleaning plan for Atlanta aimed at eliminating dirt and breeding grounds for flies and mosquitoes. The program includes sidewalk brooming, trash removal, deep cleaning of streets, yards and roofs, and inspections with potential notices for noncompliant residents. Public cooperation from officials, clubs, merchants, and residents is urged to curb health hazards citywide.
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Recorder
Federated Clubs Of Georgia To Edit The Constitution In June
The Women of the Federated Clubs of Georgia will publish a June edition of The Atlanta Constitution to raise funds for the endowment honoring the late Mrs H C White of Athens. The project supports the federation school at Tallulah Falls and student aid for mural Georgia, with a committee named to organize. contract confirms advertising underwritten by The Constitution Publishing Co. and local federated clubs urged to pledge support and appoint workers.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Athens
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Titt
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At- Innéa
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Hugh
Willet
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Aden
MA. Lipscomb
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Lindsay Johnson
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Censorship Tightens as Madero Blocks Telegrams from Capital
Mexican government imposes censorship on all dispatches and cable messages in the capital. Senators are urged to attend a special session to discuss the crisis, with police and rurales deployed to disperse crowds as the two houses seek a joint action amid intensified tensions and possible resignation.
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Republic
Weather Prophecy From Georgia Farm Report
Weather prophecy and farm forecast for Georgia region with near term temperatures and rainfall data. Notes temperatures around 40s and 45 expected with light rainfall amounts. Deficiency since month start tracked and regional conditions for farming plans.
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