Georgia exhibit favors Gordon home as Georgia building model
A letter from G. Cooper of the Atlanta chamber proposes reproducing General John B Gordon’s home Southerland as the Georgia building for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. He urges public support, praising Gordon’s memory and southern chivalry while noting the home’s architectural suitability as a memorial in the world’s fair.
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G. Cooper
At-lanta Chamber of Greater Georgia Association
Atlanta
Georgia
General Gordon
Louis
Mr Cooper
Terrell
J M Terrell
General
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W G. Cooper
Wifes screams trigger arrest of miller Sutton
At Atlanta Milling Company miller Sutton was arrested after neighbors heard a woman crying for help last night. Police responded, wife claimed mistreatment, facial marks found, $1000 bond set. case slated before Recorder Nash Broyles this afternoon.
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L Sutton
Atlanta Milling Company
Sutton
Terry Street
Spratlin and
Doyle
Fdallei
Nash Broyles
Personal Equations. A Collier's Weekly note on party power
Personal equations in politics have undergone game modifications with a new power hailed in Mr Williams the democratic leader in the house Grover Cleveland has spoken against his own nomination for the presidency creating a tidal wave of feeling In New York the democratic machine admits a waste in Charles F Murphy who organized the Tammany victory The republican machine has slipped from Platt to Odell Tom Johnson has been buried under republican success in Ohio and Mr Bryan's position remains steady For the republican presidential nomination there are two candidates Mr Roosevelt displeased the money men and Senator Hanna is their choice Hanna supports Perry Heath in the Just Inventization and opposes General Wood for punishing a friend in Cuba This proves Hanna stands for extreme machine methods and low public morality.
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Collier's Weekly
Mr Willams
House
Grover Cleveland
New York
Charles F Murphy
Platt
Odell
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Bryan
Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
Hanna
Perry Heath
General Woo
Cuba
Watches Jeweled and Carved as Supreme Fact of Reliable Works
The text extols beauty and ease as the core measure of dependable craftsmanship, highlighting watches jeweled head carved and engine turned, framing elegance as essential to reliability.
Passing Throng Notes Human Folly and Memory
A collage of city scenes and anecdotes covers forgetful customers who leave change on counters, a cautioned theatre director explains asbestos curtains, and a veteran laments Gordon’s death. Observers critique rush hour behavior, while reporters log arrivals at Piedmont and Kimball hotels, naming numerous out‑of‑town guests and locals.
Georgia Tax Revenue Tops One Million This Year
Georgia state finances show £890,000 paid into the state treasury by tax collectors as of Saturday closing, with Monday expected to push total receipts above £1,000,000. Captain Furlow reports steady activity in the treasurer’s office while State Geologist Yeates prepares for the St Louis exposition with clay and related materials. The 1903 school census records a white and colored population total of 703,177, with 7,809 schools and 242 blind, 387 deaf, and 77 idiots among illiterates aged 10 to 15. Governor Terrell nominates five delegates to a national roads conference in Hartford, Conn.
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Yeates
St. Louis
Bibb
Twiges, Taylor, Dooley
Wilkingon
Canda Lumber Company
Worth
C A Alford
Willingham
Lea Bnalyn
Tifton
Captain Ensign
State of
Board of Education
Merritt
Stewart County
Fayette County
Inman
Connecticut
Terrell
Hartford
Conn
Clifford L., Anderson
Atlanta
William F. Eve
Augusta
Hop J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
L A. Allen
Luthersville
Edward Brabston
Brunewick
Vessel 18 Burned at Sea Near San Francisco
The American ship Clarence 8 Hement from Philadelphia and Newport News to San Francisco reported its groetel burned at sea with no fatalities. A three masted iron vessel of 1,727 tons net, built in 1984, she carried about twenty five crew. Captain Grant commended. G W Hume of San Francisco owned the vessel.
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Lloydz
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
Clarence
Hement
Philadelphia
Newport News
San Francisco
Groetel
San Freorisco
Grant
G. W. Hume
San Francizeg
Woman Fires At Assailant At Mayor's Residence
Mary Motts a servant of Alderman Hugh T. Inman at 242 Peachtree street fired three shots from a revolver at Wilson Duggins who advanced on her with a knife. Duggins fled and was not found. officers found evidence supporting the woman’s claim of self defense.
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Mary Motts
Hugh T. Inman
Wilson Duggins
Alderman Inman
Peachtree Street
Duggine
Spradiln and Tibbs
Duggins
Standard Diaries 1904 at TNO by M Miller Co
Diary listing from 1904 at M Miller Co at 39 Ma vietta street records inventories and offerings. The note appears as a business ledger entry referencing products and stock housed by the firm. Names and precise items are limited in the readable text.
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Tno
M. Miller Co
Vietta St
Savings Banks Best Path To Real Balta, Test This Now
The piece argues that success requires hard work self denial and a systematic savings plan. It suggests savings banks offer the most satisfactory method and invites readers to test the idea for themselves. The tone is promotional urging practical financial conservatism.
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Savings Bank
Senate to Probe Post Office Frauds in New Session
Washington notes outline the Senate plan to resume the Penrose and Carmack investigations into irregularities in the post office department. Senator Spooner may broaden his reply, while Gorman seeks referral to the post office committee. Discussion includes Buchanan’s Panama nomination and forest reserve and good roads resolutions. House aims to pass the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill this week amid other measures.
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Senate
Penrose
Carmack
Post Office
Spooner
Payne
Gorman
Post Office Committee
Buchanan
Panama
Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Appalachian Mountains
Burton
Latimer
Custom
Senate Committee
House
Committee On Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
Railroader Recalls Amphibious Night Train Event
A Georgia railroader recounts a summer journey where heavy rain trapped a nine passenger rear coach in rising floodwater. The group debated backing to dry land, but the conductor said stopping or reversing would flood the fire box, forcing them to press on through the watery night.
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Hailroader
Georgia
perilous trek over rickety trestle amid flood and rain
A narrator recalls guiding a slowed locomotives crew across a high trestle over a swollen torrent in darkness. After the crossing, a driver rescues a horse from a flooded crossing and the author continues to reach a distant destination over muddy embankments.
Colombia Has Lost and the Panama Question Settle
The recognition of the new republic by leading powers ends Colombia’s hopes of regaining the lost state. The country faces hopelessness in armed pursuit but resists graceful acquiescence, as the situation marks a final realignment in regional power. A guaranteed remedy claim for piles follows unrelated.
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Werald
Panama
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Colombia Mag
Entire Building Six Floors and Basement News Incomplete
Fragmentary ad style text discusses a store claiming to manufacture its own clothing and knowing garments from collar to hem. Mentions boys and mothers overattention to surfaces and buying choices, with reassurance that possibilities of mistakes have been removed.
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