Inaugural Ball Ends Festivities at Midnight
Washington March 4 The inaugural ball closed after a brilliant day of ceremony and splendor. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt entered the grotto, greeting their children as the crowd cheered. Mrs Roosevelt’s electric blue satin gown and Mrs Fairbanks white satin gown drew praise amid a garden setting and elaborate floral decor. About 1,000 attended. dancing was hindered by crowds as the president departed around 1:30.
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SHORT ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The body of Dr 5. B Giddings arrived from Gainesville Pa last night and was flown to the parlors of Barclay Brandon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. M COLE aged 87 died about 11 yesterday morning at the residence on Sandtown road. Old age was the cause. Funeral services will be at 1 this morning at the residence and interment will be in New Hope church cemetery. GIRS NANCY D WOOD aged 63 died early yesterday at the residence of Walter Wood 467 Jackson street. Widow of A F P Wood she was a devout church member and many friends grieve. Burial services at 320 this afternoon and interment in Oak. THE MARCH TERM OF THE United States court opens on the second Monday of the month with many state suits transferred to the federal court increasing workload. Among transfers were Benjamin F Collier vs Louisville and Western Railway for 10000 Gusmith vs Atlantic Coast Line for 5000 Ives G Blackwood vs Louisville and Nashville for 20000. TGDGH Newman is yet in ste w Greans info indicates he may be absent until late week. GEORGE LETCHSH near Clarke University severely hurt yesterday boarding a train at the crossing miss footing and was thrown against a post. arm and shoulder injured. Dr Clarke treated him. The pulpit of Universal 1st church corner Harris and Peach streets will be filled this morning by Rev Peal Tyner of New York Atlanta. Tyner is known in the city for his writings and lectures on The New Thought and The New Life. His theme today will be The Universal Faangel.
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Jackson accused in police court abuse case
J. J. Jackson a young white man was arraigned in the police court on a charge of assaulting women in their homes while selling silverware Mrs J F Garner of 43 Harrold avenue testified others had similar complaints Jackson asked for time to bring witnesses and the trial was postponed to Tuesday afternoon He denied harm saying he was from the country and only selling ware Two thousand Japanese troops have landed near Shenlanth northward of Korea near a coast guarded by ships and boats.
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Flovilla Bank Burglary Marks by Nitroglycerine
Special Macon report notes the Flovilla bank vault was blown open with nitroglycerine last night, about $4,000 stolen. Bank owners are W. B. Dozier and Walter Ward, with burglary insured. A rumored organized gang operates between Macon and Atlanta.
Dawson Held on Bad Charge
Bainbridge March 4 Specially Will Dawson was committed to say to day before Notary Toage for the lulini of Jesse Long March 2. Evidence showed Dawson told Long to get ready to fight then shot him as he ran, while Long struck him with a wagon whip butt end. Defense will seek bail by applying to Jorge Spence of the superior court.
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Roosevelt Inaugural Parade Sparks Broad Cheers
Inaugural ceremonies ended with Roosevelt leading a brisk parade to the White House. Vice President Fairbanks rode behind the president, while Senator Bacon and Rep Crumpacker accompanied the procession. Governor Montague and Governor Glenn received ovations as Maryland Virginia North Carolina contingents drew cheers from the crowd.
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John L. Moore & Sons Eye Glasses Offer
The firm advertises fine eye glasses crafted by skilled grinders. Specialists produce glasses that are described as works of art. Located at 142 North Broad Street in the Prudential Building.
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Meeting of Citizens League paves Waycross Street plan
The Citizens' League of Waycross Georgia held a meeting to discuss the advisability of bonding the city for street improvements. A five member committee was appointed to confer with city council and seek a deferral on a resolution seeking authorization to election for street improvements and to delay action on a $2,500 city hall project. The chair named G KR sringon, V. J Blanten, Jonn W Greer, E. L Peabody and Dr RP Izist. The league will meet again on the first Tuesday night in April.
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End of Fifty-eighth Congress and Loving Cup Honors
The Fifty-eighth Congress adjourned at noon with last business complete. Senate ceremonies honored Vice President Fairbanks and Pro Tem Frye, while the House praised Speaker Cannon and Mississippi's Williams with loving cups amid caucus chatter and light political humor.
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Deliberations End as House Adjourns Sine Die After Appointments
The house adjourned sine die after approving appointments including Jones of Virginia as visitor to the Naval Academy Bartlett of Georgia for the temporary committee on accounts Griggs of Georgia on the public printing committee and Small of North Carolina on the Lewis and Clark Exposition attendance Bartlett Legare and Small. Senators Allison and Hemenway presented appropriation figures showing roughly 318 million this session versus 78 million last year with projected next year revenues about 726 million and a hoped for no deficit. the senate adjourned at 1 26 until Monday.
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Great display of fireworks over Ellipse with imperial pageant
A grand fireworks show featured a colossal fire portrait of the newly installed president and a 300 by 150 foot American flag unfurled by balloons. The display included a 100 foot high shell with multicolor stars, a Cuba emblem, a Porto Rico shell, and Philippine bursts, plus a rotating fire wheel and a 350 bomb finale. A clouded sky enhanced the spectacle as a portrait of Mrs. Roosevelt and other novelties were unveiled. The State of Siege was extended as Ayres announces continued emergency measures.
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