Examiners to Test Volunteers for Regular Army Posts
Washington May 11 A prominent army report shows a high failure rate among volunteer officers seeking commissions in the regular army. Examinations in San Francisco yielded 19 failures in a group of 21, with only two qualifying. Officials decline formal announcements, planning to send examiners to multiple locations to reduce costs and travel. Many volunteers lack the required mental and physical standards, though some are proficient in tactics. Biden-like speculation surrounds stock markets and a young Blaine’s volatile public image continues to unfold amid ties to Washington society and a navy family.
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Indian Village features at Liliputian Midway draw Seneca band
The Indian Village and the Band of Braves led by Watch-e Mange will be a key feature of the Liliputian Midway at the fair. The Seneca performers, descendants of the Iroquois, will camp at the fairgrounds, with Chief Watchee Mouse and braves including Lawrence Harris and Robert Forrester among them.
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Stock market craze grips society and churchmen
The piece details a social shift as families accept paternal involvement in engagements while individuals like Blaine and a local minister profit from stock market activities. It notes a minister amassing over fifty thousand dollars, a widow accumulating over half a million, and widespread speculation across financial and religious life, comparing it to former lottery behavior.
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University Class Officers List for Centenary Gatherings
Athens Ga May 11 Special The University of Georgia class officers named for centennial reunions cover presidents and secretaries for organized classes while unlisted groups await information Meldrim of Savannah urges grads to provide remaining details Alumni Society head Meldrim appoints names to appear Large alumni turnout anticipated at centennial commencement and alumnae gathering Officers listed include years 1842 1845 1848 1850 1853 with officials from Savannah Atlanta Washington Macon and Crawford towns
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P. W. Meldrim
Alumni Society
William L. Jones
Atlanta
William
Basinger
Gay
Alonzo W. Church
Washington
Charles
Horace
Savannah
A. F. Pape
Crawford
Willam King
Joint Park
Greenville
Anderson W. Reese
Macon
Georgia class meeting list and accommodations plan
A long OCR list names many individuals with ages and places across Georgia, detailing class meeting headquarters for University of Georgia alumni. It includes addresses, roles such as secretary, and notes on accommodations and a reduced railroad rate for the centennial celebration within and around Georgia.
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Athens
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Two Claim to Property Receiver Application in Superior Court
Mrs Abie Elder and Camilla Stephens claim title to two houses and a lot on Hilliard Street. The dispute prompted a receiver application before Judge J H Lumpkin with the hearing set for Saturday May 18. Mrs Bilder contends she holds a deed from Agnes Pittman and seeks a receiver to collect rents.
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University Cadets Drill at Athens Highlighted by Obear
General Obear inspected the University Cadets in Athens on May 11. A large turnout of students drilled, over 120 present, with the drill praised as the best of the year. Battalion drill begins and will run through commencement, flag raised for first time in years, and upcoming medal contest expected to be close and exciting.
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Georgians Win Peabody College Scholarships in Nashville
State School Commissioner G R Glenn yesterday appointed six Georgia students at Peabody Normal College in Nashville to scholarships under the Peabody fund. Nominees include Dina Blount Atlanta Alba Brewer Calhoun William Green Butler Charles Richards Sumach James Stovall Dono ten Amorean Katherine Thornton Amore. The awards cover almost all expenses and railroad fare, reducing costs for about fifty Georgia students at the college.
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Belgian hare as livestock and sport in the backyard
The Belgian hare is discussed as a show animal and sport appealing to leisure class buyers. Breeding difficulties keep quality rare, yet demand grows for meat and by products. Britain imports Belgian hare meat while breeding focuses on show traits, and prospects rise for affordable backyard meat amid rising beef costs.
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