Northern protests push Jim Crow from bill in conference
Delegations from Bagtoh New York Ohio Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia flood the capitol as Ehd Northern Negroes pressured lawmakers. The heart of the Buckeyes territory is troubled while pressure grows to strike Jim Crow from the bill and avoid strife. Southern lawmakers back the move and promise aid while approving equal accommodations in name only.
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Washinton
Forsker
Bagtoh
New York
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginig
Waylalq
Numerous Deaths Reported in Georgia Obituaries
A compilation of funeral notices and death reports from multiple Georgia communities. David J. Dunlap aged 89 dies at Towrelock. services at Seidlers private chapel with interment in West View Cemetery. Multiple other obituaries note interments in Oakland and West View cemeteries, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements across Augusta, Macon, Fitzgerald, Norcross, and Columbus. Included are notices for Professor Ronald Johnston, Mrs Nancy Lockhart, Miss Bessie Ward, Dr C J Palmer, and D A McInnis, with interments planned in Oakland, Cartersville, Rose Hill, and local cemeteries. Also mentions Joseph Cairnes Simpson of San Francisco dying in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Dunlap
Dunlap
Seidlers
Harry G.poole & Co
West View Cremetery
David Day
Barclay & Brandon
Vista Eugene Arnold
VE Arnold
Oglethorpe Ave
West Yow
Howard Arnold
Joe M. Meeka
B.J. King
Prather King
Archibald Aronson
Aronson
Selock
John W. Clark
John WW. Clark
Greenwood Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Ronald Johnston
Norcross
Johnston
Georgia
Frank Pentecost
Lawrenceville
J. A. Dobs
Calhoun
Mary Johnston
Don K. Johnston
Cartersville Aronday
Nancy Lockhart
Augusta
Nancy J. Lockhart
H. P. Blackstone
J. R. Lockhart
Alu
Bessie Ward
S. H. Ward
McBean
C. J. Palmer
Millen
G. Gasper Palmer
Milen
Bath
W. H. Jones
T D. A. McInnis Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
J— Sherif D. A
Metonia
A. A. Davis
Macon
Ho. Davis
H. M. Cutter
Mulberry Street
Shured
Rose Hill
Nancy L. Watkins
Columbus
Nancy Lee Wadkins
P. W. Wadkins
Cairnes Simpson
San Francisco
Joseph Cairnes Simpson
Oakland
A Tale About Senator Dolliver and a Timsel Prank
A lighthearted Lassie’s Weekly tale recounts Senator Dolliver speaking in a county seat during a campaign tour. A prisoner, knowing Dolliver, asked to attend the speech and promised to return. The sheriff, a Democrat, granted permission and then jokingly wrote permission granted on the back, turning the note into a joke about remittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Lassie's Weekly
Timsel
Willie
Fill
Acon
Parliament Crisis in Russia Deepens After Lower House Censure
May 29 dispatch from St. Petersburg reports the lower house censured the ministry and demanded its retirement, declaring the government’s policy unacceptable. Politicians warn of a potential constitutional crisis as the emperor weighs between a constitutional government or loss of the crown. Terrorist actions and peasant discontent fuel fears of unrest, while authorities prepare for possible public disorder.
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St. Petersburg
Tself
Czar
Goremykin
Peterhof
Constitutional Democratic
M. Kokoshkins
The Kind of Fiddler Bob Taylor Is
The Nashville American notes Bob Taylor is not a strong fiddle player. He can play a few tunes for country dances but better fiddlers exist such as Jim Paylor. He can recite fiddle lore more than perform, having fiddled at Wa tavuga puncheon digs in earlier days. If questioned, the writer will withdraw the claim.
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Bob Taylor
Nashville American
Robert
Jim’ ‘Paylor
Winchester
Jeema
Arkansas Traveler
Natchez
Bob
Slyin
Watauga
Reflections of a Bachelor from The New York Press
A fragmentary column titled Reflections of a Bachelor discusses talk of jealousy and relationships with a sharp voice. The piece humorously critiques constantly questioned fidelity and the social dynamics of dating in a late 19th or early 20th century urban setting.
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New York Press
Alfonso to House Bride in Magnificent Spanish Palace
A detailed description of the royal palace once the Alczar of the kings now hosting Alfonso and Princess Ena. The article extols vast galleries, marble doors, electric lighting, and opulent rooms including the Salle de Ambassadeurs. It notes gardens, thrones, tapestries, a famed library, and a vast collection of art, clocks, and manuscripts.
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Alfonso
Bride
Lonso
Spain
Giovanni Bettinia Bacchetti
Charles «Fil
Manganaree
Tregolo
Mercury
Michel
Ena
Mange
Balyn
Velasquez
Vicente Lopez
Juan Rivers
Salle de’ Ambassadeurs
Fiabesseans Fx Gorrect Glothes for Men Sack Suits
Fiabesseans showcases the season's smartest sack suits for men with features mimicking high priced tailor work. Single and double breasted designs offer exclusive individuality with plaid striped and mixed worsteds in cheviots tweeds and essimeres. Prices range from.
Datto Ali Dead Report Confirmed by Army Officers
In San Francisco on May 27, Lieutenants West and Demington of the Twenty-second Infantry stated that Datto Ali, the rebel Moro chief, is dead. They report all but one Moro boy were killed in his stronghold and identify the body of Ali from a field examination and guides.
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San Francisco
Manila
Datto Ali
West
Demington
McCoy
Mindanao
Davis
Dean
Ali
Lewis A. Carr
Twenty-second Infantry
AW. Carr
Weat
Ganassi
Alt
Electric car crash injures people as horses die in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi an electric car frightened horses driven by attorney Harry Huber. He and Miss Mary Peter Gordon were badly hurt when the vehicle toppled them to the pavement. One horse hit a pole was killed instantly and another horse was run down by a streetcar. In Mexico City Congress voted 560000 for Pan American conference delegates in Rio de Janeiro.
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Jackson
Miss
Harry Huber
Eaton
Mary Peter Gordon
Huber
Mexico
Wonderful wedding gown given to Ena by Alfonso
A Spanish wedding dress for Princess Ena attracts wide attention in Madrid. Made from a special silk in Spain with silver embroidery and Brussels lace costing up to 50 a yard. Orange blossoms adorn the corsage and train, which is four yards long, with the tradition that the dress is later presented to the Virgin de la Paloma.
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Ena
Alfonso
Princess Ena
Spain
Brussels
Madrid
Virgin de la Paloma
Paris paper breaks 300 year daily issue streak
In Paris the Led Petites Affiches, famed for a daily publication run since the seventeenth century, skipped an issue after a workers strike left compositors exhausted. The next day the paper resumed with ads only, ending its unbroken daily record.
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GNDON
Paris
Led Petites
City of Lights
Les Petites
Perification
Pepers
Httle Journal
Osborne Speaks at Grand in Reply to Torrey Talk
A large audience gathered at the Grand Opera House last night to hear J B Osborne, a blind lecturer, respond to Dr Torrey's claim that any man who prays, has faith, and hustles for a job will secure work. Osborne, promoting socialist views, argued that 1 760 000 factory children are deprived of manhood and womanhood opportunities and criticized the preacher for not advocating social reforms. He spoke for an hour and a half, drawing applause and clear audience sympathy for his views while challenging Torrey’s stance on socialism.
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Royal Palace
Castro
Michel
Napoleon i
Paris
Carado Giaquinto
Lucas Tordeat
Spain
Salle de Ambassadeurs
la Granja
Charles TV
Venus
Mercury
Jean de Bologna
Jupiter
J. B. Osborne
Osborne
Torrey
Gala
Escape From Death In Savannah Car Crash
Savannah May 27 Special. Miss Claudia McAlpin, Miss Derenne and Master Derenne escaped serious harm when a touring car owned by Wimberly Derenne overturned as it skidded at high speed on a rainy day. Negro chauffeur Joe alchard sustained a broken leg and other injuries. The girls and boy were bruised but largely unharmed, aided by a heavy cover on the car. The young ladies are prominent in Savannah society.
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Savannah
Claudia McAlpin
Misa Derenne
Master Derenne
Wimberly J. Derenne
Mr. Berenne
Joe @alchard
Body of Negro Woman Found in Coal House
A body of an unknown African American woman was found yesterday by children at 18 Gilmore Street in a coal house behind a coat house. The coroner was summoned and an inquest is scheduled for today.
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Gilmore Street
Georgia Military Academy Party Arrives in New York Safe
A telegram received by The Constitution from J C Woodward president of the Georgia Military Academy says the party from the institution has arrived in New York safely. The note confirms travel arrival without incident and notes members are proceeding with planned engagements in the city.
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the Constitution
J. C. Woodward
Georgia Military Academy
New York
Purley Cow Money Triggers Parliament Inquiry in 18th Century Tale
A vanished Purley cow money, once stored as charity for Purley’s poor, sparks a long parliamentary inquiry after rediscovery in reports from 1786 to 1862. Despite inquiries and a costly commission, no trace of the funds remains, though descendants of the former overseer may hold the key. The episode highlights parliamentary reform debates and taxpayer costs, ending with a note that the Purley cow deserves immortalization.
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London
Dickens
House of Commons
Tis Majesty
Eyre and
Spo
Tiswoode
Purley
Berkshire
Chen
England and
Wales
Commissioner of Charity
Purles
Solmen
Charity
Parliament
Edward Sherwood
M. PL
Bherwood
Rival London hosts clash over concerts and art treasures
Mrs. Mackay trims her Paris art legacy and moves priceless items to London Carlton House Terrace while hosting grand musicales at home. Rival concert powerhouses Mrs. Mackay and William Waldorf Astor vie for prestige by attracting top stars and lavish private performances, each funding high priced programs to outshine the other.
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London
Paris
Mackay
Ae Mackay
Carlton Ham Terrace
England
Bols
Isa
Mra
Maet
Carlton House Terrace
Telfener
William Waldorftor
Ter
Pederewski
Msé
Mer Kay
Astor
Matt” Jean de Rearke
Forest Fire Ravages Timber Plants in Cumberland Area
A heavy forest fire near Cumberland Maryland on May 27 destroyed property near Persons and West Virginia, with losses estimated over 100000 dollars. Lumber plants sawed lumber and timber timbers also suffered substantial damage, highlighting wide property and material losses from the blaze.
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Cumberland
Persons
W.va
Stats Timber
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Poole & Co
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Bert Hig Arter
Stron
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Red
Guard Corps
China
Pomona
Vertumulo
Bacchus Gall
Fiabesseans
Fx Gorrect
Essigo Bros
Whitehall ST
Grand
Nwabbcgw
Hathaway
Sewconaatraway
Board of Health, Et
Meena
Oz US
Watt
Ors
Gorceler
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