Georgia Patriots Protest Escort for Father Sherman
Washington dispatches reveal President Roosevelt ordered U S troops to return from an Atlanta to Resaca route escort for Father Sherman son of General Sherman amid southern ire in Congress. Georgia senators Bacon and Clay denounced the military escort as unnecessary and improper, urging troops back to duty as officials investigate the event.
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Roosevelt
Chickamauga
Tom Sherman
Nishea
Thamas Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Sherman
Wiliam P. “Duvall
Department of the Gulf
Duvall
Atlanta
War’ Department
Washington
Welfth Cavalry
Walter Sherman
Chattanooga
Sligiman
Father Sherman
General Sherman
Fort Oylethorpe
Campbell
Hunter
Duvalt
Armanding
General Bell
Bell
General Duvall
White House
White Hiouse
Twelfth Cavalry
Resaca
Dalton
Marc Oglethorpe
Gia
Congress
War Department
United States
Old Tecumseh
Bacon
Georgia
Father Bhermanistrip
Oliver
J. Franklin Sel
Ainsworth
W. P. Duvall
Department
Livingston
Guernor Barrell
Treens
Capitol
Senator Bacon
Father’ Sherman
Clay
Clark Howell reception crowds Carrollton campaign visit
Clark Howell drew the largest Carrollton audience in years as he spoke on campaign issues. Hundreds filled the depot area, streets, and especially the court house to hear his remarks and exposing alleged franchise fraud. The Carrollton band played Dixie as Howell arrived and the court house was packed for the address.
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Fred Lewis
Carrollton
Carroll County
Clark Howell
Court House
Mr. Howell
Dixie
Howell
L. P. Mandaville
W. B. Hesterly
L. K. Staith
E. W. Wellh
A W. Long
Charles Duncan
J. R. Robertson
J. Boykin
J. H. Fleming
Ralph Adamson
Rich Merrell
Carrofiton
Howel
Uctel
Georgia
Smith
W. H. Long
First International Cotton Conference Opens in Washington
The first international conference of cotton growers and manufacturers convenes in Washington with Georgians prominent among attendees. Hon Harvie Jordan is named vice president. Richard Cheatham secretaries. Colonel Livingston and Jordan key speakers for growers. officers elected include President James R MacColl. many national organizations and exchanges represented as two day session begins.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
New England
Farmers’ Union
Harvie Jordan
Cotton Association
Richard Cheatham
Colonel Livingston
Jordan
Mr. Garrett
Georgia Parkers’ Union
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
National Assocation of Manufacturers
United States Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Southern Cotton Association
National Association of Manufacturers
New England Cotton Manfacturers’ Association
National Winners' Association
New York
New. Orleana Cotton Exchanges
International Federation of Master Cotton Sinners Fmd Manufacturers
Astocia Yong
The
Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union
James R. MacColl
May Day Violence Roils Paris Labor Districts
May Day in Paris saw violent scenes despite a lack of a full revolt. Troops guarded central areas while dragoons and republican guards clashed with protesters wielding swords. Omnibuses overturned, barricades rose, and over a thousand arrests occurred as workers gathered at the labor exchange demanding an eight hour workday.
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Paris
Arc de Triomphe
Bourse
Bank of France
Boulevard de Magenta
Toeurasdierg
Place de la Republique
Nis
Louisville and Nashville officials discuss new freight service
A party of Louisville and Nashville leaders arrived in Atlanta to discuss the inauguration of regular freight service on the Atlanta and Knoxville line. D M Goodwyn and C B Boyd lead the delegation with J A Ridgley named division freight agent at Atlanta. new offices at 4 Peachtree feet to be completed by June. An agency opens in Detroit with I R Wasson as general agent.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Atlanta
Knoxville
Louisville and Nashville
M. Goodwyn
Detroit
I. R. Wasson
Reevea Aber
Convention Date Declared Valid for State Election
The Democratic executive committee’s September 4 state convention date is deemed lawful and will not affect the state election. Secretary of State Phil Cook and Attorney General John C. Hart say reports of conflict with election laws are unfounded. The piece outlines amendments to election form provisions and the timing of ballot materials.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Phil Cook
John C. Hart
Atlanta
Cook
General Assembly
Congress
Weather Forecast for Georgia and New England
Washington May 1 forecast calls for Georgia to be partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with light west winds. A trace of rain is possible. J B Marr at local forecast center.
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Washington
Georgia
N. J
Marr
Locel
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