Hospital Attendants to Aid Mississippi Facilities
The Department of the Gulf declares federal aid will be sent immediately to Hattinsburg Mississippi to assist the arm gulf er. Captain Craige reports 250 families need help in Fort Payne Alabama requesting 250 cots 250 army blankets and 2000 dollars for supplies. President Harahan in Birmingham notes Illinois Central will begin passenger service into the city May 30 with elaborate receptions planned by local business groups. A dispatch from Birmingham also mentions railroad officials touring the area. Peterman roaches water bugs and bedbugs are touted as pests to be killed by Peterman products sold in New York and Atlanta. The American Surgical Association in Richmond Virginia discusses stones in the bladder and kidneys with several notable doctors presenting papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Gulf
Hattinsburg
Mise
Craige
Alabama
Fort Payne
Clark
Harris Clysa
Harahan
Birmingham
Ale
J Toman Aa
Ilinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Petermans
van Peterman Mig Chemist
West Thirteenth Street
New York
Atlanta
Waldo Made Co receiver for Inman Co in Augusta
A. L. Waldo of Atlanta was appointed co receiver for the cotton firm Inman and Company of Augusta by Judge Percy Adams. Waldo's bond was set at 15000 dollars and he will proceed to Augusta immediately to begin work alongside Thomas W. Barrett Jr. of Augusta, the first named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Waldo
Atlanta
Inman & Co
Augusta
Percy Adams
Waldo
Thomas W. Barrett, Jr
Croker backs Bryan as President possibility in interview
In Dublin on May 6 Richard Croker denied plans to visit New York before the presidential election and suggested Bryan would make a good president, noting that if Roosevelt is nominated Democrats could win. He may spend winter in the south and urged New York Democrats to back the convention nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Richard Croker
New York
United Sana
Bran
Roosevelt
Cornerstone Laying at Auditorium Armory Parade
The Georgia National Guard Fifth Regiment band and cadets from Georgia Military Academy and Marist College led a Memorial Day pageant. Governor's Light Artillery and Governor's Horse Guard joined civilian participants as Mayor Joyner presided. The cornerstone ceremony featured a Masonry rite led by Grand Master Thomas H. Jeffries, with a copper box containing historical documents and city memorabilia. Mayor Joyner praised Atlanta's need for a grand auditorium to host conventions and festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of Georgia
National Guard
Georgia Military Academy
Woodward
Eugene Schmidt
Marist College Cadets
Governor's Light Artillery
Eubanks
Governors Horse Guard
W . B Wilson
James RB. Gray
Auditorium-Arinary
Joyner
John E . Murphy
WL. Peel
R S Wessels
Edward DcCandress
John A Hynds
C P Taylor
WG Fogland
P H Miller
W_M_ Smith
RH Carpenter
William & Richardson
James M Bukter
C EB Wilmer
Firth Regiment
Thomas H Jeffries
Atlanta
Bile Ridge Marble Company
JE Hunnicut & Co
Auditorium
Chamber of Commerse
Misalasippi
Abacle
Chamber of Commerce
Wol Peel
Wesleyan
Macon
Auditorian
Halle
Georgis
Evey Military Company
Abandoning Farmers Union and Atlanta Armory Proceedings
State officials announce the Farmers Union abandonment of holdings at 10 1/2 cents per pound after six months, with a loss of 620000. Brigadier General Clifford Anderson and Mayor Towner lead cornerstone ceremonies for Atlanta auditorium and armory, praising contributions and the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Ark
Farmers Union
Penitentiary Board
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Benjamin
Essig Bros
Whitehall ST
Mississippi
American S Orgical Association
Richmond
American Surgical Association
Aves
George
Tells Vaughan
Washington
Dean Bevan
Chicago
David Barrow
Lexington
Andrew J McCosh
WI F. Nelson
Hain
Dix Enterprise
Bryan
Isaac
Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific
WD Cornish
Omaha
Parley P Williema
Oregon
J G Cornieh
Mount Etna
Messina
Adairmike
Joseph M Brown
Elect
Acme Brewing CO
Macon, Ga
Meh F. Lingr
Pryor St. Wheltsale Distrive
Atlanta Territory
Masons Place Cornerstone
STATE
Farmers’ Union
Arkansas
Atanth
General Council
Ua Tr
Haae
Anderson
Clifford Anderson
Towner
J. W English
Auditorium Armory
Wilmer
the Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Water Street
New York City
Georgia Paint and Class Co
Atlanta, GA
Richelieu
Rembrandt
Hermadorf
At. Pic
Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Company
Peachtree
Piedmont Avenue
Liebman
Peachtree St
McCarty
Eid
Greenwood
the Cousins Supply Co
Xioecius
Richmond, Va
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