Inauguration of Boys Department at YMCA
The Young Men's Christian Association plans a formal opening tomorrow at 3 20 pm for its new junior or boys department on the building's fourth floor. Prominent citizens will speak, with a full program of songs and addresses. A reading room and game room will serve junior members, and Sunday gospel meetings begin soon under Rev Marion Hull. The department, led by W W Willis, aims for strong growth, future camps, debates, and outdoor contests.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Ofcloe
America
W. W. Landrum
Bolo—F. Verney
Govenor Allen D. Cand
Clark Howell
F. H. Richardson
W. B Brradley
W. W. Wills
G. W. Bull
Luther
Young Man'a Christian Association
W. W. Willis
Marion Hull
Reception to Rev Theron H Rice at Central Presbyterian Church
The Central Presbyterian Church hosts a reception tonight to greet Rev Theron H Rice arriving from Alexandria Virginia. The 8 pm event in the main auditorium features devotions led by Dr I Haines and music by Professor Maclean, with offerings aiding church mission work.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Theron H. Rice
Rice
Atlanta
Alexandria
Imesa
I. Haines
Decatur
Agnes Scatt Inatluta
Mr. Rice
Professor Maclean
Starra
Rica
Seasons Not Changing Says Weather Expert
Alfred J. Henry argues in The Monthly Weather Review that winters in the southern United States do not show a lasting shift. Data from global stations indicate irregular warm and cold years with no persistent trend, while Florida’s freezes show cycles lasting four to seven years.
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Alfred J. Henry
Minthly Weather Review
United States
Gulf
South Atlantic
Florida
South
United
Jackssonville
Jacksonville
Wheeler's Cavalry Association to be Formed at Capitol
A meeting is called at the state capitol tomorrow at 8 o'clock to perfect the organization of a Wheeler's Cavalry Association. Survivors from Webeater's cavalry in Atlanta are invited to join. temporary officers have been named and the group seeks fellowship, not politics, with a nominal $1 membership and a badge for actual members only.
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Wheelers Cavalry Association
Capital
Webeater
Atlanta
Wheeler
Command
Waeeier
S Wheeler's Cavalry Association
Olivers
State Capitol
Adjutant General's Office
Ile Eutterings
Ouf
W.C. Dodson
J. & Prather
Whester
Salary reductions for Tennessee coal oil inspectors
Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill reducing coal oil inspector salaries from fixed high rates to graduated pay based on city population. Nashville and Memphis inspectors face about 12,000 yearly tops while Chattanooga Knoxville and others receive 900 to 700 plus partial earnings, with excess funds going to the state treasury. Committees also recommended appropriations for general, animal, epidemic funds, and prison related costs amid health board provisions.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Memphia
Senate
Memphis
Chattenooge
Knoxville
Jackson
Clarksville
State Board of Health
Appeal From Appraisers To Be Heard By Judge Candler
The case Atlanta Railway Company versus Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company has been appealed to the supreme court. Judge Candler will hear the appeal after a clerk’s filing yesterday, with no specifications. The Consolidated objects to about $3,000 awarded for track value and damages, plus $50 for attachments. The appeal likely delays further condemnation actions on Mitchell street tracks between Broad street and Madison avenue.
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Atlanta Railway Company
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company
Supreme Court
Candler
N Con
Mitchell Street
Broad Street
Madison Avenue
Oodles of Fish Attract Attention on Broad Street
Pedestrians along Broad Street were surprised to see numerous barrels lining the sidewalk and street. Donchoo & Robinson at 2 South Broad Street displayed fresh and salt water fish including pompano, mackerel, shad, trout, and other species.
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Broad Street
Donchoo & Robinson
Orien
Donehoo & Raiiaon
South
Philadelphians at Charlotte Quaker Ball Flayers
Philadelphia team travels to Charlotte to face the Quakers in a regional clash with high intensity. The matchup features strong offense and careful defense as both teams seek a league win and momentum heading into upcoming games.
Atlanta seeks mustering out troops this summer
Atlanta business leaders push to attract troops from Cuba and Porto Rico for mustering out or summer encampment. Telegrams to Secretary Alger from Mayor Woodward and others urge Atlanta as a healthy, open base. A league committee meeting outlines strategy to present Atlanta’s case to War Department and Adjutant General, aiming to secure at least a brigade.
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United Slaces
Porto Rico
Cuba
Atlanta
Atlanta Business Men's League
League
Tost
Woodward
T. H. Martin
H. H. Cabanisa
Clark Howell
C. A. Collier
T. B. Neal
Alger
Washington, D. C
Atlante
Forte Rico
United States
Allanta
Atlanta Journal
H.W. Cabanlss
R. A. Alger
Troopa
R.A. Alger
Cubs
Collier
Business Men's League
Russell A. Alger
Joseph Jacobs
R. I. Bullock
J. R. Nutting
E. C. Peters
G. A. Collier
J. G. Woodward
P. H. Snook
H. H. Cabantsa
George Muse
J. Frank Beck
R. F. Maddox, Jr
Jacobs
South
Strest
Secretary of War
Army
McKinlay
A. Collier
Gratam
Department of the Zuir
Con
Atlanta War Dept committee to press claim for soldier mustering out
Chairman Jacobs appoints a committee led by T B Neal H H Cabnsuss Mayor J G Woodward and others to push Atlanta’s claim before the War Department. The group will report by Monday on financial benefits of mustering out a brigade locally, including two months’ pay for troops and officers, potentially over 150 000.
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Alger
Jacobs
Atlanta
War Department
T. B. Neal
H. H. Cabsnuss
J. G. Woodward
C. A. Coliery
Joseph Thompson
M. B. Arenold
B.C. Peters
J. F. Beck
J. R. Nutting
RD. Spalding
EP. Black
Woodward
Dw Petitions Filed Yeataday in Talestates Court
Petitions filed in the Talestates Court on Yeataday list the involved parties and motions. Officials reported unclear details due to damaged text but indicate formal filings proceeding this term.
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Talestates Court
Autopsy Debate on Lewis Brain Sparks Execution Timing
Dr W P Mieslson's autopsy on Robert Lewis brain off Charles Haynes murder suggests brain disease and possible insanity at time of death. Indications of meningitis cited by supporters of clemency argued execution premature. Governor Candler had Dr James B Baird examine Lewis days before execution. Baird offered no comment. A prominent lawyer questioned the link between brain illness and sane acts, noting Lewis valued life and that mental decline could follow crime. Also includes local ads and Madrid decree note.
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W. P. Mieslson
Robert Lewis
Charles Haynes
Armenius Wright
Lewis
Nicolson
Mwan
James B. Baird
Candler
Baird
Fleur
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Philadelphirs
Charlotte
Quaker Ball
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N.C
Philadel
Business League
Horsford
Sons of the
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayer
Mise
Jeter
W. P. Nicolson
FOOTE
E. Alsbems
Isaaca
John M. Miller
Madrid
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