Colonel Bryan Atlanta's Guest at City Reception
Colonel Bryan and Judge Jennings arrived in Atlanta with enthusiasm greeting from Young Men's Democratic League members and county officials. A luncheon at Colonel Howell's house followed by a Kimball hotel public reception drew business leaders and workers, with Bryan recalling past meetings and greeting about 500 guests in thirty minutes. Judge Jennings, Florida ex-speaker and gubernatorial candidate, engaged with telegrams and extended invitations throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
W. 8. Jennings
Ile, Fla
Southern
Columbus
Union Station
Nebraska Statesman
Young Men’s Democratic League
New England
Florida
Bryan
Atlanta
Latham
Young Men's Democratic League
J. J. Spalding
Albert Howell
Nash Broyles
United States
Mr. Bryan
Peachtree
Colonel Bryan
Judge Jennings
League Committee
Kimball
Eugene Black
Charles Daniel
Clyde Brooks
Atlan
John S. Candler
Jacksonville
Livingston Mims
Mims
Judge Jennys
House of Representatives
Bryan Schedules Farewell Visit and Address in Atlanta
Colonel Bryan visited Atlanta with Col Albert Howell and joined a committee event. He met ex-Senator Irby Captain Howell and other officials, dined at Howell’s home, and addressed the Hall of Representatives at 7 30 pm. Afterward he rested, then departed with Judge Jennings for Nashville to fulfill a prior engagement.
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Coweta
Nelms
Fulton County
Albert Howell
Bryan
Howell
Colonel Bryan
Hours of Representatives
Atlanta
Statehouse
League
Judge Jennings
Nashville
Tenn
Democratic League
Sewall Meets Bryan in Atlanta to Discuss Politics
Arthur Sewall of Maine, Bryan ally in 1860, rode a special train to Williamson and joined Bryan for a long friendly talk. Sewall, in good humor, questioned agriculture and cotton costs, later stating they are in perfect accord on the issues. He planned to stay in Washington several days before returning home.
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Sewall
Atlanuia
Williamson
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Maine Democrat
Acre
Pacific Coast
Philippines
Honolulu
Far East
Hawaii
Willamenn
Mr. Sewall
Union Depot
Woolsey
Fayetteville
Bry
Washington
Fragmentary OCR Note on State Financial Reforms
A partial OCR fragment references state financial matters including reform aims and measures to reduce deficits and improve pro peer fore eat sur the taal. Names, dates, and concrete actions are unclear due to the damaged text.
Fragmented report hints at local murder case details
A damaged OCR fragment references a local murder case involving authorities, a sheriff, and legal actions. It mentions a town, possible years and names, with unclear sequence of events and parties. The readable parts point to an investigation and public attention surrounding a fatal incident.
Hal Morrison to Begin Monday Art Classes in New Studio
Hal Morrison recently moved his studio from the Woodman to the Lowndes building and will begin class teaching Monday morning. He has received many applications and will offer instruction in oils, watercolors, pastels, and more. Students may contact him at his studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Morrison
Woodman
Lowndes
Jorrison
Bryan discusses three campaign questions in 1900 bid
Colonel William Jennings Bryan speaks with the Young Men's Democratic League about money tariffs and imperialism, urging the party to address all issues. He defends his stance against Republican imperialism and notes shifts in eastern sentiment. He favors Kansas City for the convention and downplays Sewall talks as nonpolitical.
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Young Men's Democratic League Committee
Thx
Constitution
Wiliams J. Bryan
The
Kimball
Bryan
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Philippines
Congressman Grosvenor
House of Representatives
Colonel Bryan
Spain
Grosvenor
Ohio
Providence
East
New England
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Sewall
Decatur Robbery Case Leaves City in Fear
In Decatur Alabama a timekeeper Lee Carothers was beaten, robbed, and left on a railroad track with a fractured skull. Suspects Luke Strain and Albert Palmer were arrested with claims of innocence while police describe an organized gang active in recent hours and multiple robbery attempts nearby.
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Decatur
Ala
Specialjy Lee Carothers
Louisville and Nashville
Carothers
Union
J. W., Boatright
E. P. Jennings
Jennings
Luke Strain
Albert Palmer
Ryan
A. O. Pikard
Lee Darothers
Virginia Declares June 3 as Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
The Virginia General Assembly passed a joint resolution making June 3 a legal holiday in the state. The measure honors Hon. Jefferson Davis and follows efforts by the Richmond Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy to secure the designation.
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President Davis
Virginia
Richmond
General Assembly
Jefferson Davis
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Butts County Poultry Club Formed in Jackson Georgia
The poultrymen of Butts county organized the Butts County Poultry Club in Jackson this week. W. S. Taylor was elected president and W. E. Harp secretary. Enthusiastic fanciers in the county see the poultry industry becoming very profitable.
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Butts County Poultry Club
Jackson
Butts County
Taylor
W. E. Harp
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Brown
OT Bryan
Tate
Ville Moun
Ed Nee
Tate Mort
Sheriff
Tomark
Saounh
Carolina
Ourselva
Maier
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Athletic Clube
William Clifton
Darien
Edgar W. Latham
William J. Bryan
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall St
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Decatur, Ala
Cheney
North Carolina
Charlotte
Canton
Clyde
Asheville
Doc Mease
Southern Railway
Jie
Western Union Company
Raleigh
D. C
Western Union Telgraph Company
Corporation Commission
Simonton
Children’s Spring Reefers
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta, Ga
Whitehall
Baltimore
W. German St
Washington, D. C
E Sts
Whitehall Street
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