Georgia Girls in Washington Visit Capitol Guests
June 1 Washington special reports Professor Flarper and sixty three Athens schoolgirls toured the Capitol as guests of Senators Burton and Clay in the gallery. They expect to be received by President Roosevelt Monday. Also in town were Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. George Muse of Atlanta and Mrs. John W. Afkin and her daughters of Cartersville. Colonel Livingston escorted them to sights. Representative Render Terrell of Meriwether and Mrs Ferrell, and Mrs. Frank L. Stanton of Atlanta attended with Washington friends before plans to visit New York.
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Washington
Flarper
Athens
Pitol
Buon
Clay
Hey
T Ie
Roosevelt
Gregg
George Muse
Atlanta
John W. Afkin
Fom
Cartersville
Capitol
Livingston
Ron. Render Terrell
Meriwether Sunty
Ferrell
St. Tames
Frank L. Stanton
New York
Black to Lose Official Head in Dispensary Row
Columbia, S C June 1 Special Aat a result of the action of John Black head of the dispensary board in abusing and threatening a member of the dispensary investigating committee Governor Heyward has decided to remove Black from office provision he can find law to do so After hearing arguments of Blacks attorneys the governor informed the attorney general that he intends to act Black is charged with conduct unbecoming to the office and a strong step toward ousting him is contemplated An opinion from the attorney general is awaited by Tuesday next
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Columbia
S. C
John Black
Dlters
Wraser Lyon
Heyward
Black
New June Models in World Famous Clothes Ready Here
Shin Wool offers mercerized cotton fabrics prized by clothiers this season proving genuineness. The assurance covers finest tailoring, perfect fit, and correct style. New June models of suits and clothes are available now.
Two Are Killed by Wild Teams in Georgia
Statesboro and Hampton report two fatal incidents as teams of mules frightened, throwing drivers from wagons and passing over their bodies. James Gould of Statesboro died after wheels crushed his chest while hauling for S F Witt. Pleas Martin near Hampton died from injuries after his wagon was struck by a loaded wagon. Interments held locally.
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Statesboro
James Gould
Onty
S. F. Witt
Gould
Eastside
Hampton
J— Pleas Martin
Mvexs
One Consolation from The Bonemian
Flatte speaks of a summer city comfort in Wing, noting he avoids constant scrapping with the janitor over Ream in the pipes, while Spatte asks for details. The exchange captures a humorous, clipped dialogue between the two speakers.
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Flatte
Spatte
Death in the West for Schofield in Gardiner Montana
Prominent Atlanta man Gerilt Smith Schofield died of heart failure in Gardiner Montana while traveling with capitalists to inspect mining property. Survived by brother F. M. Schofield and wife Catherine Evans of Brooklyn. Also notes the death of 79 year old Mrs. Sarah Stewart of 165 South Pryor Street, funeral details, infant death of H J Keheley’s child in Holton Georgia, and the passing of S H Livingston of the Mohawk Tribe with services in Atlanta and Westview burial. Katherine Wilson died in Macon at Rev J B Johnston’s residence. sister Mrs J B Johnston survives.
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Gerilt Smith Schofield
Atlanta
F. M. Schofield
Fourth National Bank
Gardiner
Monts
F. M. Schogeld
Catherine Evans
Brooklyn
Sarah Stewart
South Pryor Street
Mirs. Stewart
South Pryor
Rive
Winnsboro
H. J. Keheley
Holton
Constitution, Ga
S. H. Livingston
Red Men
Powell Street
Barclay & Brandon
Westview
Katherine Wilson
Macon
J. B. Johnston
In the Beginning at The Columbus Dispatch
A fragment quotes a lawyer noting an unusual case and the need to consult many books. The client asks a question about moving forward, and the lawyer replies that they will begin with the pocketbook as the focus of the inquiry.
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Columbus Dispatch
New Penny Wonderland Opens With Free Admission
OME today and see how much pleasure you can find in the New Penny Wonderland. The admission's free and you'll be welcome. The new tune song hits, band and orchestra selections are be est yet offered. All reproduced fror Gold Moulded Records fon improved Edison Phono graphs. Ladies and children are 'S pecially invited today and everybody 'is welcome. Meet your friends here. Come early and 'stay late.
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Penny
Edison
New Edison Records Featured Songs and Selections
A list of new Edison records highlights multiple titles including These Are Among the New Records Hear Them featuring Ada Jones Tony Mary Coham and Marie Narelle. Highlights include Forty Five Minutes from Broadway s success with 200 nights in New York and 100 in Chicago plus Le Traviata and Then You ll Remember Me. Also noted are The Minstrel Show selections Soprano Solo and an Edison Military Band piece Let the Lower Lights Be Burning with orchestra accompaniment.
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Mary
Coham
Ada Jones
Broadway
New York
Chicago
Bijou
Edison Minstrels
Wonderful Records
Alio
Ates
Bach
Edison Orchestra
Swietheart
Frank Stanley
Mullen
Eugene c. Rosy
Balfe
Marie Narelle
Gallini
Ree -Edison
Anthony and
R. Gray Dies at 26 in LaGrange prominent merchant
LaGrange Ga June 1 Special Rend er B R Gray a leading young dry goods merchant died at 12 20 after six weeks with typhoid fever He was the son of W V Gray and leaves sisters Stores closed at 4 o clock in his memory Knights of Pythias member pallbearers listed Funeral services held this afternoon by Rev Fletcher Walton and Dr A B Vaughan
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LaGrange
Render RB. Gray
W. V. Gray
TaGrange
Grey
Knights of Pythias
Fletcher Walton
First Methodist Church
A. B. Vaughan
First Baptist Church
Hatton Lovejoy
J. D. Hudson
Hope Hudson
Walter Dallas
Harvey Nimmons
J C E. Strong
W. H. Klepper
State Chemist Sues for Libel Over Card Innuendo
Edgar Yeverhart state chemist of the Georgia geological survey sues John M. McCandless for 5000 in damages. The complaint cites a Constitution card calling him not state chemist and “this fellow” to injure his reputation. Petitioner asserts false charges and harm to his professional standing. Burton Smith represents the petitioner.
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Edgar ‘Yeverhart
State Geological Survey
John M. McCandless
Georgia
Iintendo
Petitioner
Racine College
Wisconsin
Frieburg
Germany
University of Texas
Atlanta
Burton Smith
The Little Bent Pen Punches Up Class Pride
A playful exchange unfolds between a bright safety pin and an ordinary pin. The bright pin scorns the ordinary as beneath its class, while the ordinary pin retorts that some have occupied professor chairs in leading schools and colleges, turning a light whim into a jab about status.
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Philadelphia
Man Medicine Free Promises Free Home Delivery Of Cure
Ad offers Man Medicine free large dollar package by mail with no cost or receipts. Claims to cure weakness nervous debility early decay and other male health issues with full instructions and discreet plain wrapper delivery to your home. Marketing emphasizes restored vigor and manhood with no obligation.
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Pape
Tyeq
Local field notes show Confederate camp dinner at Grant Park
The Tige Anderson Camp of United Confederate Veterans plans a basket dinner at Grant Park tomorrow at 10 am. Commander M J Prysock issued orders for members to attend with baskets for a communal feast. Colonel W C Munday will speak, noting the anniversary of the camp and the upcoming officer elections at the monthly meeting Tuesday night.
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Tige Anderson
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Grant Park
M. J. Prysock
W. C. Munday
Tige Anderson Camp
Bryant's Slayer Unknown in Georgia Killing
The coroner's jury in Washington County, Georgia, investigated the murder of William Q Bryant, learning little to identify the killer. The inquest, held after the crime occurred Wednesday night, found conflicting accounts and failed to yield a definite suspect. The case remains a profound mystery with no clear motive or perpetrator.
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Washington
Wiliam Q. Bryant
Smith
Bryant Gunman Sought Hallway Death Findings In Bed
Washington yesterday morning details reveal Mr Bryant slept in bed during the fatal shooting while his body was later found in the hallway. Blood on bedding and shot holes in a pillow established the scene. The assassin entered through a broken rear door. Funeral services for Bryant were held Thursday at 5 pm at the Bryant family burial ground in Bessie. Delmar Track Must Go. Jefferson City Mo Supreme Court en banc ordered Delmar Jockey Club dissolved, trustees to wind up, fined $5,000 for charter violations in conducting racing against the law.
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Washington
Bryant
Bessie
Delmar
Jefferson City
Preme Court En Banc
Delmar Jockey Club of
St. Louis
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