Tourists to Stopovers Boost Atlanta Tourism Outlook
The Atlanta era of rail traffic surges as Florida bound travelers stop in Atlanta en route north. Railroad men report record-passenger potential, barting private car groups, with many financiers and industrial leaders visiting the city. Officials foresee heightened adverting impact from Atlanta connections in national travel.
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Florida
Atlanta
Atlenta
Atlenta Railroad
Escara
Plarida
Chicago
New York
Gate City
Every &Ind
Eziere
Atlanta Railroad
Transportation Club
Dr. Ossier
Southeast
Southeastern
History repeats itself in street car dialogue
An old man and a companion discuss the phrase history repeats itself while riding a street car. The exchange notes that a future meeting would yield the same questions and responses, illustrating the idea with weather as an example. The older man finally voices frustration, predicting repeated encounters for years to come.
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Ofd
Grand Collection Seeks Repair of Damaged China Closet Finds
A curious reader describes a china closet with a broken collection of numbered pieces. The narrator notes suspect workmanship and a need to show and examine the Wheatton Why collection while detailing unique shards and weaving in terms of Sharpes and coolai.
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Skarre
Wheatton
Quiet After Storm At Grady Hospital Amidst Call For Inquiry
Grady hospital reports a quiet Sabbath with officials stating no developments and a calm atmosphere. Trustees and officials, including EB W Martin and President Hirsch, favor an official investigation into hospital finances and nurse strikes, amid alleged misconduct by Superintendent Breweter and superintendent Miss McGroarty who may testify.
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Grady
Brewater
EB. W Martin
Mr. Martin
Medical Board
Hirsch
Bagley
Puba
Miss McGroarty
Breweter
Bark Board
Lmelight
McRae
Fiestiel
End of hunting season for quail at mid March 1905
The 1904 05 hunting season ends Wednesday March 15. Quail prices have stayed high, averaging 20 to 25 cents, spurred by Georgia laws requiring licenses and landowner permissions. Many birds came from outside Georgia, raising costs.
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Georgia
Troubles of 2 Nebraska Hostess.
A Nebraska State Journal item recalls conflicts at informal gatherings where guests disrupt plans by demanding refreshments at unsuitable times. One event ends with a hostess choosing to end the party, while others show guests overstepping authority and leaving the scene.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Journal
Vady
Bridge
The Passing Throng of Pugilists and Roses
A veteran reporter recalls an interview with Fitzsimmons that sparked a tale of Rose Julian, vaudeville acrobat, and rumors of a romance with James J. Jeffries. The piece blends backstage gossip, box office gossip, and boxing fame, ending with Fitz’s failed second marriage and the public’s appetite for sensational headlines.
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James J. Jeffries
Shine
Aller
Fitzsimmons
Pugiliam
Ciy
Pitt
Rose Julian
Juliana
Uusnands
Rose Juan
Rosa
Fitz
Cheval Mirror
Avory
Hitz
Hose
Hose Juan
Pugilise
Pugilsc
Miss Rose
Pugilist
Miss Julian
Liz
St. Petersburg
Dispatch
Harmony on Atlanta Police Board Set for 1908
The new Atlanta police board, to meet and organize tomorrow night with Orlon Nunnally as chairman, is urged to make harmony the watchword. Rumors center on five-member coalitions and faction risks, with Chief Ball favored for reelection and eight votes on the list ballot.
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Nunnally
Harmony Movement
Orlon 5 Nunnally
Harmony
Board of Police Commissioners of
Atlanta
Goodby
Ball
Chief Ball
Eladm
Dickson Suit Will Be Tried This Week At Court House
The district week centers on Mrs. Saran Grant Dickson suing Georgia Railway and Electric for 100000 damages after a carriage crash at Peachtree and North avenues. Judge Reid will preside as trial likely lasts more than a week, drawing spectators daily. Other cases mentioned include tax suits set for April and various motions before Judge Lumpkin.
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Saran Grant Dickson
Court House
Reid
Central of Georgia
The
Georgia Railroad
Lumpkin
Coker- Kendrick
Louisvile and Nashville Railroad
Ely
Richard Respess
John R. Wilkingon
Brown
Yook Exception at Cozy Corner Mishears
A fragmentary note recounts a heated exchange about a cozy corner seating area and a visitor’s irritation, with stray dialogue about visitors bringing things to the space and a remark about a great place for Tri. The text shows comic miscommunication and social awkwardness in a casual setting.
Temperament and Food From the St Louis Gazette
A period note cites Professor Ford Lay hard warning bilious persons about foods. Sausages ports turtle and similar items are risky. eels are avoided by brain workers. Bardines, bacon, ginger, asparagus, peas, potatoes, turnip, and duck are linked to temperamental traits.
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St Louis
Ford Layhard
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St. Louis
Rerd
Rough Riders
Arizona
Roosevelt
Cuba
Pessions
Maier & Berkele
Grand Collection
Mise McGroarty
Dickson
Mars. C.H. Smith
Peachtree St
Ellis St
Thornton
Presid
W. F. Manry
B.C. Caldwell
Asst
the Neal. Bank
Sontm
Eiseman Bros
Liz Fisors
Knickerbocker Age
Buster Brown
Whitehall ST
Baltimore
Hess
Dr. Deimel
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