Fifth Regiment Band to Play at Grant Park This Summer
The dispute over music at Grant Park is settled. The Fifth Regiment band will perform up to five or six concerts weekly in the pavilion by the lake, with the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company providing the services this summer. The park commissioners will regulate by subscription, and the Georgia State band will also perform tomorrow night. President Simmons of the transit company stated plans to contribute next year as well.
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Muse
Grant Park
Fifth Regiment
Atlanta’ Rapid ‘Transit Company
C."3
Simmons
Board of Paris Commissioners
Amern Regiment
Ft 19
W. T. Moyers
Pari Board
Math’ Regiment
Bere Board
Transit
Part Commissioners
Georgia State Band
Park Commissioners
Park Board
Vhis
Hia
Anniversary Sermon by H Proctor at First Congregational
Rev H E Proctor delivered his seventh anniversary sermon to a crowded First Congregational Church congregation. He cited seven as a sacred number, recapping seven years of pastor and people, noting conversions totaling about 500, and outlining aims: win souls, strengthen faith, and build a self supporting church. A public reception with Prof W H Crogan and other leaders was announced for the evening with free refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, H. Proctor
H. E. Proctor
Congregational Church
Samuel
Sours
Aly Church
W. H. Crogan
Burglary Suspects Joe Love and Jim Thomas Held in Chattanooga Case
Detectives await a full confession from Joe Love and Jim Thomas alias Jasper Pantez after their Saturday arrest in Chattanooga. Seized items include pistols knives tobacco seeds jewelry and other goods found hidden in their pockets. Thomas is said to be Panter a ten year prison veteran, while Love shows signs of wavering under mounting pressure.
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Fae Love
Chattanooga
Venn
Joe Love
Jim Thomias
Jasper Pantez
Ne Roods
Thomas
Panter
Love
Stans
Mee Groeg
Clark Couple Obituary Notice From 154 West Mitchell Street
John W Clark died yesterday morning after a week's illness at 7 at his home 154 West Mitchell Street His wife Anne Clark survives The body will be taken to Buford Georgia Tuesday at 7 59 for interment
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John W. Clark
Anne
Clark
John
Ww. Clark
W. Mitchell Street
Buford
Beasts and Pendants On Delicate Gold Chains Displayed
A scarce catalog note describes pendants in gold chains named La Vallieres. The text emphasizes variety of styles and the peculiar pearl shapes, noting they are very popular and attract attention in the display.
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la Vallieres
LIFE Wins SAVED By DROPPING PISTOL
Patrolman Theodore Kinning narrowly escaped assassination by two Black men at Rawson and Martin streets before daybreak. A heavy blow felled him, his pistol tumbling from his pocket. he regained it, arrested Thomas Rutledge, and recovered a sack with two rams and bacon looted from a store. The assailants fled, one as he fled, the other held in check. The first line of the police force is praised for courage in his debut against armed criminals. The article also notes upcoming railroad encampments, promotions, and regional transport developments including the Washington Southern and Richmond lines and land sales in Georgia.
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Theodore Kinnig
Suncey
Rawson and
Martin Streets
Brees
Atlanta
Eining
DeHray
King
Thomas ‘Rutledge
Hlning Wan
Nedig
Beaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Southern
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Washington
Baltimore
Otto
Southern Railway
A. Bachman
Fintang
Georgia
Bachmann
Railway Age
Decatur Axtell
Virginia
Axtell
Ohio
Southwestern Railways
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Cairo
Arkafeas
Texas
Fron Mountain
Allegheny
Chesapeake and Oha
Toledo and Ohio Central
Kanawha and Michigan Railway
Kaheas City Journal
Memphis
James H. Lock‘voor
The
Mamphia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Lockwood
Alexander Hilton
Contes’ House
Flense
F. C. ‘Werner
Miss’ May Peck
J. W. Nourge
E. H. Thayer
W. G. Wolfe
Kansas City
A Jew's Religious Liberality Embracing Other Faiths
The Menorah essay argues for religious openness, urging Jews to join churches if beliefs and deeds align. It asserts universal truths lie beyond sectarian limits, embracing Jesus, Buddha, Socrates, and Francis as freely as Jewish identity, while seeking a future with less constraint and more sympathy.
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Migia
Jesus
Buddha
Socrates
Marcus Aurelius
St. Francis
Plain English in Decisions at Wartfora Courant
The article argues that young law students should study multiple John Marshall decisions to learn simple direct English. It praises Marshall’s style as clear and valuable, noting the urgency for future judges to adopt plain language in opinions.
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Wartfora Courant
John Marshall
Window glass debate on street architecture harmony
The Builders Trade Journal argues plate glass harms street beauty while some contend small panes from early 19th century offer more appeal. The text mentions the popular twelve by fifteen inch house windows and contrasts them with larger panes, noting perceived differences in charm.
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Builders’ Trade Journal
George Fischer Pioneer Dies in Atlanta at 77
George Fischer a longtime Atlanta resident and builder of locomotives cabes died at 2:80 PM yesterday at 402 Trouston Street after six months of declining health. Born in Hesse Darmstadt Germany on October 18 1828 he arrived in America in 1801 and Georgia in 1854. He lived forty seven years in Atlanta worked seventeen years at Western end Atlantic shops building and repairing locomotive cabs including the cab for the General. He celebrated his fiftieth wedding anniversary June 18 with wife and leaves two sons August Bincher and Fred Fischer and three daughters Mrs C J Weinmeister Mrs R C Boache and Mrs J Voght. Funeral at 4 PM today at German Lutheran Church Forsyth and Garnett. interment Oakland Cemetery.
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George Fischer
Atlanta
Mr. Fincher
Trouston Street
Hesse Darmstadt
Germany
America
Georgia
Fischer
Masonic Cireles
Fulton’ Lodge,f. A
Turn” Verein
August Bincher
Fred Fischer
C. J. Weinmeister
Great Endurance of the Japs
Aglibged magazine narrative praises Japanese endurance and simplicity praising strength without food, ability to draw a jinrikisha, and carry travelers across mountains. It mentions a foreign colony near Mount Hezoan by Kfoto with mail, vegetables, milk, and tents carried to a summit, noting samurai and enduring courage.
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Ainglee’s
Heteizoan
Kfoto
Wanted A Match Maker Novel Note From Miller Co
Fragmentary ad copy notes a promoted title Wanted A Match Maker by an author connected to Jamice Meredith. The ad mentions a fresh hot marketed work with a brief description and lists Miller Co at Marietta Street.
Passing Throng tale of Captain Smith and Mrs Jackson
A veteran recounts meeting Mrs Stonewall Jackson in Winchester in 1861. Captain H H Smith recalls being a sixteen year old foot cavalryman, dining with General Jackson at headquarters, and Jackson's warm humor that forged lasting admiration. The piece then notes local society figures visiting the Kimball hotel.
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H. H. Smith
Stonewall
Jackson
Winchester
Foot Cavalry
Smith
Spor
Menetlal
Gen
Neral Jackson
P Syed
West Point
Captain R E L Spence returns from Philippines to Georgia
Captain Robert E L Spence, recently major of the Thirty second United States Volunteer Infantry, arrived in Atlanta from San Francisco after a year in the Philippines. He will spend two months of furlough in Atlanta and Indian Spring, presenting Judge John S Candler with the captured insurgent captain's sword. Spence, a University of Georgia alumnus and West Point grad, has had a distinguished career from the Sixteenth Infantry to the Thirty second Volunteers and now serves with the Thirty first or Thirtieth Regulars.
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Robert E. GL. Spence
Thirty-second
United States Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Georgia
Atlanta
San Francisco
Spence
Indian Spring
John 8. Candler
University of Georgia
United States Military Academy
West Point
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Third
Thirty-second Infantry
United States
Phillippines
Sunday Park Pleasure Seekers Fill Atlanta Aided by Ideal Weather
Sunday crowds thronged city parks as a pleasant day unfolded with sun hidden by friendly clouds and a cooling breeze. Observers noted the temperate climate drew residents out from dawn to dusk, with cars and streetcar service strained by the demand for park visits and trolley rides.
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Weather Bureau
North Pole
Miladys
Marbury
Troubles of the Shop Girls in New York Stores
In a New York World feature shop girls describe boarding house women as a persistent nuisance who linger long, sample many patterns, claim to know stock, and pretend to buy while merely passing time. They contrast boarders with working women and city visitors, noting boarding house guests disrupt clerks and pushy behavior.
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New, York
Fined for Calling 2 Mata Rooster in Libel Suit
R. Be. Heller received two verdicts of one cent each in a libel suit against John J. Rodgers of Abingdon. The suit claimed Rodgers described him as a rooster in a painting showing a rooster in a stovepipe hat with Heller's initials. Rodgers, noted as one of Abingdon’s wealthiest men, defended with justification and testimony of Heller’s lack of means.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Galesburg
R. BE. Heller
John J. Rodgers
Abingdon
Rodgers
Feller
Heller
The Editor's Marriage in Muscotah Kans
The Record notes a first marriage on a Wednesday in Muscotah Kansas with only immediate relatives present. The couple planned it long but funding delayed the ceremony, and they trust providence while subscription rates remain unchanged.
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Muscotah
Kans
Providence
Roucerveping
Asdulth
Hnougeeping
Good When He Is Away
Lo Chin On a mandarin sent to New York to study railroads and American commercial methods reportedly says the Boxer uprising is a blessing in disguise. He will continue drawing his salary in New York while the danger of the disguised blessing with a gun and hatchet near remains.
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San Francisco
Lo Chin On
New York
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