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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1909

Page

7

Taft Banquet Guests Lead Marching Georgia Cadets Night

An extensive march and flotilla plan accompany the Taft banquet night program. The Georgia Military Academy cadets under Captain Woodward travel by train via Seaboard Air Line to Washington, arriving Saturday. A second train carries Atlanta and Georgia Corps members including Fifth Regiment National Guard and Governor’s Guards. The joint party includes cavalry and horse fowre units, with detailed transport and arrival logistics for the March 4 events.

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Ter Cooper Leaves Florida Vacation Amid Commerce News

Ter Cooper departs Florida after a Sunday vacation to attend Taft events and the New Orleans conference. He will be away several days, returning to Atlanta to resume duties with the chamber of commerce. Cardinal Gibbons replied to recent critiques on Pan Can projects in a New Orleans telegraph.

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Incomplete Text Fragments Reflect Odd Phrasing

The readable fragments show garbled OCR with odd phrasing and scattered terms such as "Wis. Coupte" and "Mee now" lacking coherent narrative. The bits hint at discussions of ideas, success, rounds, irritation, and belief, but no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual summary.

Georgia Politician Declines Yearlong Candidacy Hint

Washington dispatch reports Thomas Hudson, Georgia agriculture commissioner, saying he will not announce a congressional run for at least a year. He cites focus on agricultural matters and Georgia’s desire for rest from politics. Hudson notes ongoing soil surveys, tick eradication funding, and calls for continued federal support, while denying imminent candidacy.

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The Cotton Seed for March Out

The Cotton Seed for March has just issued a large issue full of interacting matter and a full description and illustration of Williamsport plan of culture, notable for its impact in South Carolina and the South. It highlights use of cotton seed meal in profits, includes a contribution from McL. W. Haskall on cotton meal products, a sketch of government expert Julian L. Brode, and notes Georgia’s cotton yield losses versus South Carolina due to fertilizer use.

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Inauguration Train Service From Atlanta to Washington

Southern Railway runs an inauguration special on Tuesday March 3 departing Atlanta at 3:18 PM with a dining car day coach and Pullman sleepers, arriving in Washington at 7 AM. James Teeman Dietrich, passenger agent, or the city ticket office at 100 Peach Tree Street handles inquiries.

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Two of the Warships Girdled World Return to Port in Gray

In New York on February 2 a flotilla of two major battleships, Rhode Island and New Jersey, arrived in harbor for minor repairs and to join the navy in new gray service color. They were welcomed by fort batteries and harbor craft, while thousands gathered along the bay to view the spectacle as the ships maneuvered to anchor.

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Town Marshal Killed in Street Ambush

Fragmentary report indicates town marshal died from gunfire during an attempted arrest near Oak rider. Injured bystander fawn Martha of Katine reportedly shot and killed instantly. authorities pursuing a man named Harvin amid unclear custody details.

Katine Fawn Martha Wes Harvin

The Power of an Endless Life Sermon by Rev Hiwell

Rev W Jasper Hiwell preached on The Power of an Endless Life at Bantlet church stressing life after death, the Bible's phrases of life and immortality, and the goal of eternal fellowship with God. He argued mortality ends in resurrection, that salvation begins now, and that future perfection awaits in heaven.

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Abundant Life Sermon on Service and Joy in Faith

Fragmentary religious prose celebrating Christian fellowship and the abundant life. It extols joy in salvation, the goals of spiritual life, and service to the needy as central to heaven and earthly faith. A parable recalls a minister aiding a dying woman through a stranger’s help.

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Low Rail Fare to Washington for Inauguration Travel

Southern Railway offers reduced round trip tickets from Atlanta to Washington for the Presidential Inauguration. Feb 28 to Mar 3 with group rates. fare per person $18 for 25 or more traveling together. Special train departs Atlanta 11:30 a.m. Tue Mar 2, arrives Washington 7 a.m. next day. Reservations advised. contact James Freeman, district passenger agent or the office at No 1 Peachtree Street on the Viaduct.

Washington Southern Railway Atlanta James Freeman

Dure Plans Fine Home Macon Ga February 28

Plans for a new residence on College street in Macon are underway with skilled labor. The anticipated structure will stand on the site formerly occupied by the Academy for the Friend and the build will feature a handsome exterior and interior. Construction costs are to be announced, with monthly progress updates expected.

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Anniversary Celebrated by the Salvation Army in Atlanta

The twenty night anniversary of the Salvation Army in the United States was celebrated in Atlanta at the Central Congregational Church. Gov Hoke Smith spoke on the Army’s work, praising its rescue and industrial homes, with Branyon and Andrews presenting, and music from the First Presbyterian orchestra. The event honored 29 years since the first corps in the U.S. and highlighted the Army’s spread in the South, including 40 corps and 100 officers. A collection supported the organization, and attendees included Governor Smith and Brigadier Branyon.

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Shortest and Smoothest Route to Washington in the South

Five trains run Tuesday March Call Main one four two for further inquiry. Newsna oupfRDHIVE.

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