Taft’s Georgia tour amid flowers and cheers
President-elect Taft rode a private Georgia train from Augusta to Atlanta with unprecedented ovations at every stop. He toasted Emory college students, saluted Confederate veterans, and thanked Governor-elect Brown, Atlanta leaders, and local crowds for a warm, nationwide welcome that spotlighted southern hospitality and unity.
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Stone Thompson
Crawfordeilie
Gicnegla
Alexander Ho Stephens
Greene
Tatts County
Union Point
Greene County
Litt
Joe” Brown
Georgia
Thia
Greensboro
Washington
Madison
Judge Taft
Covington
Livingston
Deustur
Agnes Soult College
Fred J. Paxon
John ©. Murphy
Robert L. Toreman
Ludge Taft
Josh Billings
Hmory College
Emory
Boykin Wright
Emory College
Jense
Howe
Aueh
Bovicha Wright
Youn
Jurtice Lucius Lamar
Joe Dickey
Piudetta
Brown
Scott's Emulsion Power Claim
Scott's Emulsion touts its power to create energy by transforming thin impure blood into rich nourishing blood. It promises to nourish every organ, tissue, and muscle, equating its effect to fire turning water to steam.
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Macon First Stop for Southern Air Brigade Wing
Macon serves as the initial stop for the Southern Air Brigade Wing at 11:88 am. Instructions urge passengers to prepare and board promptly before continuing to the next leg of the journey.
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Florida Bracietie
Atlanta
Taft Reception At The Capitol In Atlanta
President elect Taft drew a vast crowd in Atlanta as he arrived by train and was greeted with cheers from depots and streets. At the capitol he met Governor Smith and a host of officials, then shook hands with hundreds in a crowded reception room and rotunda. The city hailed Taft with warm hospitality, staff notes, and friendly banter as he prepared to address the public.
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Taft
Alexander Stephens
Tennessea
Ohio
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F& Union
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Common Country
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Alex Stepiens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mr. Taft
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Alex Stephena
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Georgia Strain
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Piedmont Hotel
Capitol Plaza
Capitol Rotunda
Augusta
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Asan Candler
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Hunter
Junter
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Tee
Clifford Ja Anderson
Judson C Clements
Interstate Commerce Tammissten
Allan J Candler
State House
Taft Fas
United States Army
Fort McPheson
Cailings Land
Hin Salliea
Alex King
King
James H Gbert
Jim
John Rowlett
Gamie
Fiz Tutupe
The New Foulards Say the Fashioneers Spring Trend
Foulards remain a perennial wardrobe favorite with fresh spring appeal. Prices are 85 cents to 1 dollar a yard for dotted and elaborately figured patterns. Self colored stripes and flowing designs showcase soft sheen and practical elegance. Choose yours early.
Taft Speaks in Capitol on Georgia Visit
Judge Taft addresses Georgians from Augusta to Atlanta praising the South’s restoration of the Union and Atlanta’s energy and enterprise. He notes Alexander Stephens and recalls hearty crowds, with a playful remark about Atlanta’s stature and hospitality.
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Capitol
Augusta
Atlanta
Tam
Grovetown
Georgia
Alexander Stephens
Towboat Sinks After Collision at Tulsture Pa Dam
A towboat named Dave Weel sank on January 18 near Tulsture Pa after colliding with a barge on the Monomahatn river. One crew member reportedly survived with narrow escapes. authorities investigate the cause as wickets punched through the dam during the incident.
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