More Atlanteans Leave for Washington Today
A second division of the A1 contingent to the Taft inauguration departs Atlanta today aboard the Southern and other trains. Led by Walter H. Johnson and W J Tilson, the group includes notable Atlantans and nominated officials bound for the northern Georgia district attorney post. A Taft Georgia Club train from Macon and a Georgia governor’s party from New Orleans accompany the broader Washington trek amid military, drum corps, and guard detachments joining the inaugural parade.
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Boulhern
Welock
Walter H. Johnsson
W .J.tilson
Georgis
Georgeia
Macon
Clark Grier
Pend
Newgor Jeans
Sanders
Louisians
Washington
Seaboard
Natlands Guard of Georgia
Atlanta Firemen
Governor's Horse Guard
Atlanta
Emory Senior Class Banquets at Aragon
Emory senior class annual banquet at the Aragon last night featured Dr. E. K. Turner as guest of honor and speaker. E. V. Heath presided as toastmaster and announced the class motto The Class of 1903. Speakers included J. M. Bryan J. N. Townsend C. Hinton H C Holbrook and Leland Moore with topics on college life and related themes.
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EMORY
Aragon
Emory Atllor
E. K. Turner
E. V. Heath
Guard
Marshall
Cedartown
J. M. Bryan
Wrightasville
J. N. Townsend
Tifton
C. Hinton
Macon
H.C. Holbrook
Cumming
Leland Moore
Dublin
Randolph Rose to Enter Drug Business in Chattanooga
Randolph Rose, formerly of Atlanta, now Chattanooga based, announced closure of his whisky business on July 1 and plans to open a wholesale drug firm in Chattanooga. He discussed pending litigation with lawyers Anderson Felder Trauntree Wilson and the move with friends, noting a return to Atlanta was possible but confirming the Chattanooga drug venture. Rose recently recovered from a severe burn in New York and an indigestion attack, required ambulance transport to Jersey City, and is returning to Chattanooga today.
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Randolph Rose
Chatsnooga
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Anderson, Felder
Trauntree & Wilson
Aisod
Yeu
Mr. Rose
Tam
New York
Fst
Jacksonville
Carl Minor
Richard FE. Brown
My Rose & Co
New York City
Jersey City
Chattanooge
Senate Passes 139 Million Budget and Military Academy Bill
The Senate passed the sundry civil appropriation of 139 million dollars and the military academy bill with an appropriation of 2.541 million. Senator Bailey urged returning department communications to their heads and argued for access to information, accusing delays of blocking rightful inquiries. The debate featured Aldrich and others who favored keeping the matter, and after discussion the measures were laid on the table until tomorrow as the Senate adjourned at 6:50.
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Washington
Maren
Military Academy
Senate
Bailey
The
Treasury
Cam-Pere
Labor
War
Aloyd
Silver Handset Baskets Shine in Fine Wares Show
A local shop boasts a rich display of silver handset baskets praised for both service and decoration. The collection emphasizes graceful design and broad appeal to buyers seeking beauty in everyday wares.
Weather forecast hints rain and cool then clear
Forecast for today calls for light rain near noon, followed by clearing and cooler conditions. Across the southern States and Mississippi valley the sky is generally cloudy with light precipitation at scattered stations. snow flurries on the northern U.S. border. a moderate low north of Lake Superior with a trough extending south toward northern Texas. last month had thirteen clear days and an average temperature near 49 degrees.
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Bmissiasipnt Valley
Slake
United States
Lake Superior
Miss Aissippi
Texas
February Weather Record and Circus Offer
February brought milder warmth with a mean close to 50 degrees and 2.01 inches in a single day’s precipitation. The month’s total rain reached 8.67 inches, above long term February levels, and 3 percent above thirty-one year average. The high was 76 on the 23rd, near February’s record, while the low 4 on the 1st marked the cold start. Additionally, Mr. Phil Ups invited to join a firemen’s benefit circus, but was told it was too late to participate.
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Orn
Phil- Ups
Gopher
Firemen's Fund
Thare
Georgia Chautauqua to Open April 18 in Albany
Twenty first annual Georgia Chautauqua assembly set for eight days starting April 18 in Albany. Rogera band of Goshen Indiana will perform throughout the event and Eion Beach Yew will be the soloist. Dr George P Eckman of New York will deliver the opening sermon with many eminent speakers from north and south to appear on the program.
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Albany
Georgia Chautauqua
Rogera
Goshen
Ind
Eion Beach Yew
Eorze P. Eckman
New York
Porth
South
City Council Reopens After Long Session in Atlanta
The Georgian era council adjourned after a lengthy three hour session amid heated debates. Key topics included warding Atlanta into ten districts, sewer bids being rejected over alleged double dealing, and funding for the Elks convention and Daughters of the Confederacy. A dispute over city engineer duties and the consolidation of public works sparked further motions, while salaries for teachers were increased and a petition for street paving moved forward.
Health concerns over Benzonte of Soda in foods
Public health message questions drug use in foods and urges careful label reading. Heinz 57 Varieties promotes fresh produce and argues their products contain no Benzonte of Soda or other chemicals. Experts disagree on safety, but brand emphasizes openness, quality, and preservation without additives.
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Heinz
City bids rejected for sewer work and sidewalk plan
The council rejected all sewer bids after a low notice of cost and ordered fresh bidding. An appropriation of 455 was set to lay tie sidewalks around the Auditorium Armory. Alderman Lee Smith proposed a resolution for a special election on a commission form of city government, which was tabled 2 to 2. Several street and sidewalk bids were accepted, and the council adjourned to 3 pm Thursday afternoon.
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Sewer Committee
Pittman
Pomeroy
Auditorium Armory
Lee Smith
Smith
Chasewood
Pure is the Word When K EK E Fiour Goes in the Kitchen
The note hints at a focus on purity in cooking by K EK E Fiour as they enter the kitchen. It suggests a culinary or lifestyle emphasis, possibly a column or feature. The fragment implies a brand or persona centered on clean, simple ingredients.
Senator Bacon III May Miss Magnita Parade
Washington reports Senator Bacon of Georgia may be unable to take his place in the inaugural parade due to illness. Doctors warn against exposure if weather turns inclement, risking pneumonia. he was slated to ride with Vice President Fairbanks to the capitol if able.
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Washington
Bacon
Georgia
Fairbanks
Burke
Blun Leaves Savannah for Washington Inauguration
Rumor swirls that Captain Henry Blun will be appointed assistant postmaster general by Frank H. Hitchcock. Friends in Savannah expect formal confirmation before he returns home, with March 1 cited as a possible announcement date.
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Revangeh
Henry Blun
Washington
Captain Blun
Frank H. Hittchcock
Hayes and Dorande Sign Third Truce in New York
In New York on March L, Hayes and Dorande meet for a third truce. They plan to distance at Mascl 1h in Maina Square Garten as FC announced that a final gate agreement had been reached.
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York
Dorande
Eli
Maras
Maina Square
Garten
FC Sas
Luioy
Members of American Association for the Protection of Purity in Feed Products
Members of the American Association for the Protection of Purity in Feed Products met to discuss standards, labeling, and enforcement. Officials named include president John W. Carter and secretary Mary L. Rhodes, with notes on ongoing education campaigns and regional chapters.
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Members of
American (Manufacturure) Association For the Protection of Purity
Near Beer Case Sentences in Police Court
Judge Broyles sentences I. Clark near beer dealer to thirty days and 9500 bond with $200 fine for Sabbath work and violating the near beer ordinance. Writ of certiorari sought. Writ bond set at 500. Brother-in-law Dr W Coppinger fined 100 and bound over under same charge. Lieutenant Dunbar testified women and pool table work on Sunday at Clark rental property.
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I. ©. Clark
Lieutenant Dunbar
Go St
Chattehooches River
W. Coppinger
Clark
J.A. Branch
Moore & Branch
Dunar
Coppinger
Safe blown in Cuthbert post office robbery
Special report from Cuthbert Georgia. Early morning raid on the post office blew the safe and stole about one thousand dollars in stamps six thousand four hundred of government money and the postmistress Mrs. A B Bussey's funds. Tools from a nearby blacksmith shop aided the entry as mail sacks were tampered with. Government officials are investigating.
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Cuthbert
A. B. Bussey
More Charges Against Will Jones Across States
Will Jones now jailed in Fulton County charged with involvement in a spree of saftey throwings around Atlanta. Identified by Record Clerk Flechter as Joe Stewart and Frank Freentil in prior terms, he allegedly operated under multiple names in New York and New Jersey. New York burglary and New Jersey manslaughter are cited, with escapes from an asylum and subsequent recapture in Trenton as John Freehill.
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Wilam Jones
Fulton County
Atlanta
Jones
Flechter
United States Penitentiary
Joe Stewart
Frank Freentil
Atiente Ioringa
New York State
New Jersey
New York
Frenk Preehi
Trenton
N. J
John Freehill
Mrs Burton Leaves Swainsboro After Bell Habeas Case
Mrs Blanche Burton leaves Swainsboro Georgia for Indianapolis Indiana tomorrow morning. She helped free George H Bell from the asylum after habeas corpus proceedings in Greensboro. Bell’s family expresses gratitude for her part and says he is now the center of a happy home.
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Swainsboro
Blanche Burton
Gerge H. Bell
Arthur Thompson
Brr
Bell
Greensboro
Indianapolis
Ind
Georgia
Mr. Ball
Committed death by own action in New Orleans
Julius W. Viner aged 34, employed as a shop foreman with a scorers firm, cut his throat with a razor in a motel room in New Orleans on a March day, an act reported as a self-inflicted tragedy.
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New Orleans
Julius W. Viner
Peessman
A. Scationers
Hare, Mainitiodt Witelde Indav
Lyman Hood Names Standing Committees
Dr Lyman Hood presided over the Evangelical Ministers Association meeting in the YMCA auditorium naming the year’s standing committees. Business Committee includes Vics presidents Smith and Briggs with secretary Cleveland and Hood as President. Other panels include Program James A Gorton and James W Lee, Law and Order led by J S Ledbetter, with R Robertson and H Atkinson. Sabbath Chaer v a nes committees noted. Officers of the Salvation Army attended, adding interest to the gathering.
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Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Young Men's Christian Association
E. Lyman Hood
Vics
Smith and Briggs
Cleveland
Hood
James A. Gorton
Amaeciate Reformed Presbyteran Church
James W. Lee
Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. C. Scheener
Emgileh Lutheran Church
Ledbetter
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
R. P.robertson
Central Baptist Church
H. A. Atkinson
Central Congregational Church
FR. Belk
Mark's Methodic Episcopal Church
A. A. Holderty
Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church
H. K. Pendleton
Virginian Railway to Build Winding Guilt Branch in WV and VA
Will construct road in Norfolk with stockholders of the Virginian railway owning and financing. H H Rogeres arranged a special extension contract with Tidewater Coastal ton Company to build the twenty three mile Winding Guilt branch from the main line to Hex cre coal properties in Wyoming and Raleigh counties West Virginia. The line will cost about 1000000 dollars and is to be bonded for the mount.
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Norfolk
Mareh
Virginian Railway
H. H. Rogere
Tidewater Coastr Ton Company
Virginies
Hexcre
Wyoming
Raleigh Counties
West Virginia
Jackmount
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