Senators Flee From the State Senate in Contempt Crisis
Thirteen state senators declared in contempt as the body adjourns with many absentees beyond reach. Sergeant at arms pursue the fugitives while a special session may be needed to pass appropriation laws and elect a treasurer and comptroller.
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Bond Purchase Tallies 21 Million for Southern Railway
New York on February 26 190? the purchase of upwards of 21 million dollars of general development bonds of the Southern Railway Company by J P Morgan & Company as syndicate manager was announced. The price was about 75 percent. Proceeds will redeem 6 million dollar serial notes maturing April 1. Comic cartoonist dies in Paris February 8 Franz Manne dies leaving behind celebrated works.
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Game Warden Ty Sordan Shot by Alleged Poacher in Louisiana
New Orleans reports detail the assassination of Charles Ty Sordan, superintendent of a Hammond area estate. Authorities say he confronted alleged invaders at Tangipahoa, a fatal exchange followed. Charles Morris, alias Jordan, a New York man, is named in the incident and is believed to be the shooter. The case reverberates as the Tangipahoa estate may be abandoned after eighty years of Morris family ownership.
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Thompson
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Alien Lagrne
Vaudeville at the Bijou announces ten cent admission plan
Wells launches ten cent vaudeville across the south starting at the Bijou in Atlanta. Afternoon seats cost five cents for children, ten cents for adults. Openings planned in multiple cities including Norfolk Nashville and Crans with plans to run all summer. Also arranging park upgrades and new acts to boost attendance.
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Goat Found to Save Little Henry Eagle
A note on a four month old boy Henry B Prgle of 404 South Boulevard needing milk from a goat. The Eagle family hoped a local goat could help, with offers from Charles Toller and others, but practical hurdles limited acceptance. The story mirrors early 20th century rural aid efforts amid broader agricultural news about the boll weevil and regional notices.
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Salvation Army Congress Opens in Atlanta with Busyday Sessions
The Salvation Army seventh annie congress of the southern division met in Atlanta, delaying four sessions at Central Congregational church and the open air at the Empire building. Brigadier Stan yon and Mrs Stanyon spoke, six individuals knelt at the penitent form, with major events including a mass meeting to be led by Governor Hoke Smith and officers, and a grand concert by the First Presbyterian orchestra.
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High Class Train To Washington From Atlanta Tuesday
Southern Hallway adds a high class train Tuesday March 2 leaving Atlanta at 11 304 pm with dining car day coaches and Pullman sleepers. It arrives in Washington at 1 Rom. Whste James Freeman district passenger agent or call at city ticket office No F Peach keee Street.
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Runaway Children Keep Police Busy
Three children ran away from home prompting anxious parents to ask police to search for them. A 10-year-old adopted boy from 65 Gordon Place, blond with brown plaid vest and blue trousers, may be headed toward his grandmother at 25 Larkin Street. Police were also asked to find Ruth Summers, 10, and Marion Summers, 2, who left College Park home. descriptions include a red jacket and black shirt with distinct hats and fair to light olive features.
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Will Open Supply House In Atlanta Railway Supply Venture
T Herbert Taylor of Memphis Tennessee promotes a new railway and mill supply business in Atlanta. Incorporation papers set to be filed soon with capital stock of $90000. Three sites under review. decision expected at next week’s meeting.
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George Bell Returns Home After Furlough Release
George Bell, released from the state asylum, is welcomed by a large crowd in Swainsboro. He says he plans to stay awhile and consults lawyers before any public action on his detention. his wife and child are in Waycross, with family nearby.
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Receipt That Cures Weak Men Free Receipt That Cures Weak Men
A historic offer claims a physician produced a cure for masculine weakness. It promises a free prescription and urges men to write for details, presenting a sensational testimonial about restoring vigor and vitality with a simple remedy. The text reads like a sensational health advertisement.
Maddox Dines City Council Dinner Highlights Civic Ties
Atlanta hosts first of its kind social dinner with Mayor Maddox and council members in full evening dress. Menu featured lavish fruit, seafood, and confections in elaborate table design. Hostess Miss Maddox assisted hosts. decorations centered on roses and Venetian lace, signaling cordial ties between executive and legislative branches.
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Willer Celebrates Sunshine and Nature’s Genius
A fragment recalls Mr Willer in a moment of happiness praising sunshine and nature. The quote hints at his renowned status across two continents, highlighting his enduring appeal and the creative force attributed to him by observers.
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Schoolmates Elope and Wed in Dowtown Carriage Incident
A eloping pair, Weaver and Toombs, wed at Methodius Episcopal Church after a carriage crash on Tenth Street. The groom’s mother revealed she knew of the plan but let them go, and the couple later returned home to announce their marriage.
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