Medal Drill Honors Sergeant Joseph Wilson in Lakewood Event
The Fifth Georgia Troops annual prize drill at Lakewood crowned Sergeant Joseph Wilson of Company K Atlanta Grays as medal winner. Major W W Barker officiated with strict judging by Capt D B Devore Lt M C Keith and Lt F H Turner from Fort McPherson. Captain H L Harrison initiated the prize, a cross gung shield medal deemed highly honorable.
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Lakewood
Joseph Wilson
Atlanta Grays
B E Pomeroy
Wilson
W. W Barker
D. B. Devore
M C. Keith
F H Turner
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort McPherson
H L. Harrison
Atlanta Rifles
Fifth
Georgia State Troops
Harrison
J CD Morrison
F T Farris
W C Andrews
C A. Hopkins
W. Bernhardt
W J Waldrip
E H Bell
M L Daniel
7 T Warner
H HK Kicklighter
G. H Jenkins
J. D
Humphrey
B C Fowler
D R. Wynne
M W White
W M Smith
W. B. Fife
J W Hudson
Very
Joe Smith
Kennan
RE OS Lalande
T .A Kemp
A. W. Taylor
B. N Rowell
G A Rather
B. W. Buzzell
Pigeon Found Aboard Southern Fast Mail Train No 36
A carrier pigeon was discovered resting on a trunk in the baggage car of Southern Railway Fast Mail No 36 from Washington and New York, arriving in Atlanta. It surrendered quietly when confronted by baggage handlers. Superintendent W. A Vaughn has the bird and seeks its owner, a wing tag bearing identifying details attached.
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Southern’sa
Washington
New York
Atlanta
W. A Vaughn
Courts Tackle Possession Case On Pryor Street Lot
In Fulton Superior Court Wil Naw E Brown administrator to Mrs Ella B Brown sues Emma F Kyle for possession of a 60 by 180 foot lot on South Pryor street near Dodd avenue claiming title as administrator. Kyle allegedly refuses to vacate and attorney W J Terelt represents Brown.
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Wil- Naw E. Brown
Ella B. Brown
Emma F. Kyle
Pryor Street
Dodd Avenue
W. J. Terrelt
Nancy Kilcrease
E Summerlin
Kilcrease
Kilercase
Summerlin
Wilkinson
Robert L. Rodgers
J. R. Hay
Brown Smith
H . Hastings & Co
Smith
E F. Childress
British Beer Industry Shown Massive Scale in Burton
Pearson's Magazine surveys Bass Brewery at Burton as the nation’s beer staple. It notes 8,000 workers, vast railway operations, daily dispatches up to 10,000 barrels, and annual duty contributions highlighting the scale of the beer trade through modern machinery and transport. Also mentions Talmage memorial reflections and a new book by George Cary Eggleston.
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Pearson's Magazine
William Bass
Bass
Midland Railway Company
Burton
United Kingdom
Wiliam Bass
C. W Bellamy
Burlington
Seaboard excursion to Wrightsville Beach from Atlanta
The Seaboard Air Line ran the season’s largest excursion from Atlanta to Wrightsville Beach with a five Pullman sleeper train in two sections. Travel with agents W H Fulton and W B Clements, leaving Atlanta at Ppom and due by breakfast in Wrightsville. Also notes a 340 limited ticket rate for the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Denver.
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Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
W H Fulton
W B Clements
Wrightsville
Southeastern Passenger Association
National Association of Letter Carriers
Denver
Calo
Negro Shoots Into Crowd Near Fort McPherson
A negro fired into a crowd of soldiers near Fort McPherson around 9 PM. Bloodhounds and county police pursued but he escaped. rumors of killings spread before the true facts were learned. Soldiers formed a guard, posted within the post, and tensions cooled after official steps.
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Fort McPherson
Ea Ryan
Oakland City
Pratt
McDaniel
East Point
Itis
Citv
Chamberlain intends Anglicizing South Africa by women
A 19th century view argues Chamberlain will Anglicize South Africa from the Zambesi to the Cape by sending 10,000 English women to marry settlers, teach in schools, and shift linguistic and cultural dominance to English speakers. It frames the so called woman question as a key social and economic issue, noting rising female participation in work and its impact on wages and employment.
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Chamberlain
Zambest
Cape
Brooklyn
Mr. Chamberlain
South Africa
Zampest
Mr Chamberlain
Britain
Seven Seas
London
United States
England
Notable push for English women in Africa within two years
Mr Chamberlain aims to recruit 60,000 Englishwomen to Africa in two years to bolster support for the Union Jack. He believes women, even if modest, will have influence in casting votes on matters affecting the empire.
Trade Conditions Forecast Sharp Shifts In Postwar Outlook
Bradstreet and Dun s Review report mixed signals amid heavy bank clearings and rising agricultural yields. Stock market disruption from coal strikes and labor disputes contrasts with improved crops and tentative demand for steel, cotton and grain. Notices also cite a Hubbard Texas fire destroying a brick block and five wooden structures in a $100000 loss.
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New York
Bradstreet
Central West
Southwest
Northwest
Texas
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennessee
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Louisiana
South Africa
Dun’s
R. G. Dun & Co
Tomorow
East
Far West
Jane
Connelleville
Ching
Aellers
New England
United States
Canada
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Ely
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Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
Evangelist and Religious Review
Theodore L. Cuyter
Storrs
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Schenck
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Spear
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Robinson
Baker
Peck
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Dr. Talmage
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Greenwood
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Miller
Marietta
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Ww M Mathews
Mathews
Tate Spring
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T. Srat-Lyaper
Southern Engraving CO
Atlanta, Ga
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E. H. Carroll & CO
Arietta Street
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Bo Brewster
Howell, Jr
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