Fire department parade marks nation’s day celebration
Firemen led a grand march through Atlanta with Chief Joyner in the red wagon. Seventeen apparatus rolled along Peachtree and Whitehall streets to celebrate Independence Day, drawing vast crowds and martial pageantry.
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Harry Schlesinger
Ousé No. 1
Wabama
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Broad
Peachtree
Peathtree
Barris
Whitehall Viaduct
Har Hs Street
Peachtree Street
Harri
Whitehall Street
Mitchell
Whitehall
Viaduct
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Chisf Joyner
Alabama
Walter Dimmock
Fourth of July Observance At the Hingham Fair Grounds
July 4 event notes describe a quiet town day with most stores closed. Elks and Hibernians organized entertainers, while fair grounds hosted various rapid machines and amateur bands adding to the day's activities.
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Ingham
Elks Hibernians
TLANTANS MEET AT CAPITOL TO CELFBRAIL IN SONG AND ORATORY
A Fourth of July gathering at the state capitol drew hundreds to the Capitol Avenue lawn for patriotic songs led by a chorus of schoolchildren, the reading of the Declaration by Dan Carey, and Reuben R. Arnold’s oration. Mayor Mims hosted with invocations by Hishos Nelson and Rabbi Marx as the crowd applauded the speeches and performances.
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State Capitol
Capitol Avenue
Bugle Corps
Daria
Dan Carey
Reuben R. Arnold
Mims
Hishos Nelson
Rabbi Marx
Mr. Arnold
Confederate
Atlanta Celebrates Fourth of July in Grand Style
The city closes stores and fills streets with flags, crowds, and civic pride. Thousands attend sham battles, a fire department display, parades, picnics, and ball games, while out of town visitors join the celebration in Piedmont Park and along Whitehall Street.
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Atlanta
Flaga
Republic
Atlanta Fire Department
Piedmont Park
Joyner
Whitehall Street
Time's great leveler and the birth of our republic
The passage asserts time as a universal judge eroding superstition and false creeds while affirming the U S republic as founded on timeless lessons. It contrasts American evolution toward the greatest good with other governments born of conquest or accident and emphasizes enduring liberty against absolutism and caste.
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Weak heart warned in medical notice from Elliottville
The article warns of a weak heart accompanied by palpitations fluttering and chest pain with breathlessness. It urges immediate treatment stating heart disease is curable if addressed early and cites Charles D. Rand of Elliottville NB claiming complete recovery after using Dr Miles Heart Cure.
Heart Cure Ad by Dr Wiles Medical Co
An advertisement touts Dr Wiles Heart Cure as specially adapted to remove irregularities of the heart's action. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Elxhast
Ind
Unclear OCR Fragment About Ailments and Remedies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions digestion issues and a reference to a tonic or remedy. It reads like stray notes with possible product or medical claims but lacks coherent context, dates, places, or identifiable individuals. The readable parts point to a discussion of stomach tenderness and a herbal preparation, with partial brand-like cues.
Atlanta Fourth of July Parade Draws 80000 Celebrants
Atlanta’s first July Fourth parade drew about 80 000 spectators and unfolded along Peachtree to Washington with the drum corps leading. Colonel Lowry and staff, the Fifth Georgia regiment, police, and the Atlanta artillery highlighted the procession, while the absence of the Twenty third United States Infantry was noted due to Fort McPherson notices.
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Lne
Robert J. Lowry
Georgia
Clifford J. Anderson
John W. Ball
Cette
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Peachtree
West
Peachtree Streets
Erskine Fountain
Whitehall
Mitchell
Washington
Capitol
Students Celebrate Fourth of July at Summer School
Seventeen hundred attendees in Knoxville celebrate Independence Day at the Summer School of the South, marching in by states to the pavilion led by a brass band. Teachers present a “second declaration of independence” against ignorance, urging public tax support for schools, broader civic interest, and stronger central schools through consolidation, with emphasis on agricultural and mechanical development and teacher training.
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Tenn
Summer School of the South
University of Tennesace
DY 2 Brass Band
Southern and General Education Board
Negro Lawyer in the Toil Alleged Pension Forgery
Savannah special reports W E Moore a Black lawyer from Guyton was arrested by a U S marshal on forgery charges for allegedly filing false pension claims on forged affidavits. Sixteen cases are said to be involved. Moore previously preached in Jefferson county before moving to Guyton. Raleigh meanwhile notes July 4 observances sparse with small town events and remarks on speeches in Morganton Weldon Burlington and nearby areas.
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W. EE. Moore
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United States
Pension Department
United States District Attorney
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Raleigh
N. C
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Southport
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Morganton
Lacy
Dixon
Julian
Carr
M. H. Busbee
Asheville
SHAM BATTLE IN AMERICUS ON FOURTH OF JULY
Americus Ga marked Independence Day with a wide public celebration. Businesses closed, crowds gathered at picnics and resorts, and a parade by the Americus Light Infantry featured target shooting and a flag salute. No accidents or casualties were reported.
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Americua
Americus Light Infantry
Supreme Court reform eyed with appeals court plan
Burton Smith and Lawton Winn report the Supreme Court’s overburdened condition may drive creation of three district courts of appeal with three judges each to handle misdemeanors and small matters. A constitutional relief package and amendments are anticipated. The president will appoint a committee from eleven districts after Indianapolis. Justice Cobb and others urged swift action. The Georgia Bar Association debated law school graduate exams for admission to the bar and noted invitations to the American Bar Association to meet in Atlanta in 190%.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Bar Association
Andrew J. Cobb
Cobb
Pope Barrow
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W. D. Nottingham
Macon
W. J. Miller
Augusta
Samuel Lumpkin
Barrow
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Dudge Spencer R. Atkinson
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Americed Bar Association
Atlanta
W. D. Hilia
O. A. Parl
Bar Associations
United States
Horace Lurton
Tenmester
Robert C. Alston
PAZO OINTMENT Promises Refund If It Fails
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures eczema and skin diseases including pimples and blackheads. It asserts refunds if the product fails, lists symptoms such as rine worm totter old ulcers and sores, and prices the ointment at 60 cents.
Strikers Accused of Arson in Winnipeg Fire
July 4 Winnipeg Manitoba reports the Canadian Northern station at St Jean burned with trelent. Superintendent Hanna blames strikers for arson and offers 2000 reward for evidence. Strike readers offer 30 reward. Building valued at 2400. Freight value unknown. Irving Pierce Dead in Chicago at Sherman House era hotel man age 75. Death from general breakdown. The Day Quiet in Cuthbert Georgia observes holiday with bank and post office hours subdued.
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Sherman House
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