Hamburg Lcuds Across Atlantic in Yacht Race
New York May 28 reports two leading yachts in the ocean race for the German emperor's cap, the Hamburg and Endymion, cheered by passengers aboard the Celtic from Liverpool as it neared New York. Details of positions, sightings, and communications via Campania and Marconi station are given with multiple vessels reported off Sandy Hook and various coordinates and wind conditions described.
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New York
Pasengers
Celte
Liver
Chaasen Aho
Hamburg
Ned
Geheer
Caltic Spe
Celtic
Schoon
Endymion
Cunard
Campenia
Rensa
Campania
Marcon
Slasconsett
Mass
Burmeister
Murmeister
Eindsminn
Sunbeam
Acara
Cat- Qi
Tech to face Sewanee in trio as season ends
Tech schedules three games with Sewanee in the week hoping to win at least two. Day and Beane will pitch as Sewanee and Tech clash in Athens and elsewhere. The college baseball season winds down with no further southern games planned. Vice President Bachenk greeted crowds at a station en route to Portland.
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Tech
Sewanee
Troh
Beane
Ang
Sewanee Ie
Georgia
Tigers
University of Georgia
Athens
Bay
Sensnes
Comiacs
Sparkman
Vanderbolt
Tannesser
Wich
Commodores
Fairbanks
Filand Forks
N. Dek
Vessand
Bachenk
Portlane
Remarkable German Bull Dog Lee Whitlock Heads South
Alexander of Chattanooga's German bull dog Lee Whitlock stands two feet six inches tall and weighs 89 pounds. He has fought fifteen times, winning all, with four eaters and eleven bull dogs killed. He never harms humans and fights only other dogs. The dog was sent to New Orleans and Hamburg for bouts, earning his owner money and fame in southern fighting pits.
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Ses
Alexander
Chattanooga Coffin and Casket Company
United States
Ihn
Dog Aghta
Lee Whitlock
Tim
Tennessee
Lea
Whitlock
New Orleans
Ear Tenn
Hamburg
Gon
Tyee
Chattencaga
Natural cause death ends mystery over railroad man
RL Gordon, railroad engineer, died at Grady hospital from congestion of the brain after reports of poisoning. An inquest by Coroner W Thompson found no negligence by Dr W O Trammel or the pharmacist. Foreman Y L Fargeson led a jury that exonerated the medical team. Gordon, 58, leaves a wife and six children. Funeral at Teramerca, Ga., will be held at 7:59 AM.
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RL. Gordon
Grady Hospital
H. M. Patterson
Thomp‘son
W. O. Trammel
Marietta Street
Gordon
Thorn
W. Thompson
Fulton County
Robert Gordon
J. W. Hurt
Robert J. Gordon
L Fargeson
Foreman
Counts
J. B. Carson
B. T
Dream of a Free Norway by Bjornsen Poet
Norwegian poet and dramatist Bjornsten Fjornsen, visiting Sthore in Jutland, told a meeting that Norway should remain free and independent. He argued Norse peoples must unite with Sweden and Greece to sustain a future of small states.
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Bjornsen
Sthore
Jutland
Denmark
Bjornstiome Fjornsen
Cris
Norway
Kteep
Cruse Sworn In As A Justice In Covington Ga
Major Rufus Cruse, a Republican and Confederate veteran, was sworn in as justice of the peace in Covington after receiving commission from Governor Terrell. The appointment by Judge L S Roan followed a Newton County grand jury recommendation amid citizen petitions urging the governor to withhold until an investigation by Judge Roan. Colonel James S. Rogeres appeared for Cruse, while Solicitor General William Schley Howard represented opponents.
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Covington
Rufus Cruse
Terrell
Cruse
Judes L
Roan
Newton County
Randolph Rested Beneath Soil At Oakwood Cemetery
The last honors were paid to Judge Francis C. Randolph as he was laid to rest in Oakwood Cemetery at Montgomery Ast May 26. The service was at his sister Ava Stewart’s residence with Rev. Stewart McQueer officiating. A large procession of friends and admirers attended, honoring a career marked by controversy.
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Montgomery
Nectal
Francis C. Randolph
Oskwood
Ava
Stewart
Stewart McQueer
Carroll Leads Emory Batters in All College Lineup
Oxford Ga May 26 The Emory College team faced delays as rain postponed games from Monday The lineup features Carroll and Felltsr as key infielders with Shofe Bod in center field Blaylock and Jones contribute on left and right fields Faculty selections highlighted for batting and fielding. 16 players named to the all college team across freshmen to seniors The standings show Sophomore 4 or 81 30 Senior 1 et 22 BS EO Junior 2B 4 SO Freshman ss 2 1% 200
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Evory Culege
Oxford
Montay
Aetovnt
Rata
Smith
Blaylock
Jones
Ain All Team
Hese
All-Eollege
Roberts
Bryan
Cophomore
Weming
Cenior
Eghman
Frashmen Alter
Clagens
Lewis
McGregor
Fetker
Thomas
Johnson
Quillan
Simons
Armour
Harvard
Sophomor Bersten
Bolomotiy
Murry
Freshmink
Candisr
Sentox
Stratford
P.c
The Knickerbocker Girl at the Casino opens Atlantic City season
The Casino welcomes Wells-Dunne and Harlan Musteal Comedy plus forty three entertainers led by Little Chip and Mary Marble for a summer musical. The Knickerbocker Girl joins as the opening attraction with a strong, original program. Seat sales promise standing room only tonight. The Auditorium reopens on Panditres Street with a grand skating show, new hardwood surface, decorative lighting, and schedule of public and couple sessions all week.
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Little Chip and
Mary Marble
Wells-Dunne
Harlan
Dainty Mary Marble
Babes In Toyland
Nancy Brown
Chir
Thava
Panditres Street
Atlanta
Uapon
Jreen
Sterium
Ai Hove
Matt Priday
Harvard Alum Donation Drive Aims to Cushion Professors
Harvard graduates and allies launch a national campaign to raise a two and a half million endowment for better teaching salaries. A volunteer committee led by Bishop William Lawrence notes Harvard’s heart is its teachers and cites rising costs and stagnant pay as driving faculty away.
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Carnewia Foundation
Atmost Uni
Carnagia
United States
Colege
Harvard College
Harvard
Hend
Willam ‘Lawrence
Francis L. Higgineon
Charles
Feirchid
Henry
Howe
Francis R. Apriston
Augustya
Harvara
Tt Fa
Gome
School of Liveral Arts
Har Gots
Specia
College
Seneres
Advertised Letters at Atlanta Post Office May 27 1905
List of names alphabetically organized under several letter headings for uncalled letters in the Atlanta Georgia post office for the week ending May 27 1905. The notice requests recipients to say Advertised and pay one cent to claim. Names include Emmer amner Georsie Alexander Louiss Andison May Arariss and many others with occasional misspellings and initials. Separate sections denote bearer and miscellaneous lists.
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Atlanta, Ga
Emmer Amner
Georsie Alexander
Louiss Andison
May Arariss
Matile Adams
Adams
Bi C Allen
Mieg Annie Bank
Marian Byard
Mildred Bilinger
Ella der
BE Blasingame
Sule Bishop
Marig Bornton
M EH Butner
Bere Ore Batter
Henrietta Brooks
CH Bruton
P Winnie “Brown
Able Benton
Misa Oble Cate
Dasy Carter
Misa Tody Comoning
Bessie Clark
Victor Cosmiffac
Wille Colla
Georgia Cooper
M © Cannon
Bryder
Rose Calloway
Roe L Cerroll
Will B Crawford
Bessie Chandler
Jane Cobb
Francis Evens
Hattie Engerlott
Libble Bilis
Basie Enieton
Lucy Ellis
Mary Edwards
Lizate Ellen
Lucy Fox
Mary J Parrin
Mary J. Flutcher
Kathecine Foust
Mira Ralph Freamond
Magborie Freemar
Fila Garner
Ida Greer
Ethel’ Gay
Grace Glenn
George Gilbert
Tena Hudges
Mise Zere Jones
Dilon Johnson
Aga Jester
Feterta Kennedy
Marc Kerdall
Nancy Kelly
Chas Foulke Kinsey
Hattie Lindsay
Rete Lathém
Battle
Lewan
Sta Evin
Fannie Euvens
Ledbetts
Rte Mitchetl Wiss
Metta Mattens
Walters
Moore
Cascade Whisky Cascade Whisky The Reputation of Cascade
Cascade Whisky project summary notes the brand’s pursuit of purity and consistent quality. Officials discuss sourcing, production standards, and aging practices to bolster consumer trust and preserve a historic whiskey label.
Meeting Notice and Lodge Conferral in Atlanta Streets
A meeting notice from the Order of the Red Cross and associated devices lists names of many attendees and speakers, with details of a lodge conferred and a long roster of participants. The location is Edgewood Station near Decatur Road, Atlanta, with lists for ladies and men at Fort McPherson and Atlanta stations. A separate item notes a fire at a Haralson residence damaging a store and stock, with partial building loss and an insurance inquiry.
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Atlantic
Au Facomag
Gaiman Yack
Leter
Badymion
Sol Alexanulh
South
R. L. Gordon
Randolph
Eren
Rustler
Carroll
Emory
Uyvars
Suarlee Paldt
Neresaing
GM. M
Ali
Wis
Sarke
Tua Fatia
Tes
Retin
Sush
Ape
Ike GH. M
Carnegie
J. J. Thompson
University of Cambridge
England
Gusta Satterwhite
Age Todé
Macy T Thomas
Laura Taylor
Rhode Tyson
MB Thomas
RB Thomas
Littan Tenny
Mattie Warner
WoMiss Flora Wilson
Annabell Swhite
Rasabell Waits
Atastey ‘Wheeler
HW Wright
L. N Whitney
Ewa Williame
Crace Woodson
Uuey Wysinger
Baretha Wilson
JW Ware
Dora Williares
W ON White
Mary Youngs
Awe F
Arnan
Clarence Allen
George Alexander
Bt Bowen
J J Bails
H M Huspe
Brownville
Nathan
Burnett
S B
Eohus
EB Breck
J Y Giurnett
Floyd F Branch
Tors
Het
Shepard Bentard
HL Barksdale
Wade Burdette
Wm Bollman
Walter Brockman
Fa Surke
Wm Burch
Wo H Bowen
M Brandon
N P Best
JD Brocka
Saldwin
A Bros
Henry Chatham
Wiliam Hi Ccocks
Ron Caswell
WH Conner
J W Cran
Cascade Whisky
Cascade
Notton
Cacaul
Pao
Order of the Red
Ghavy
Joh. Campbell
Pontions Con
Lester Cain
Mack W Caldwell
Eob Curry
C Clarke
F M Castiett
Dai J Davis Maition
Dan M Bonehso
Gaeie Pada DE
A Daniel
Dell
H T Dent
Henry C. Davis
John da ‘Aon
John Bilis
Frank Edwards
Hewardeiy
F Sn Edovetrust
Francis Evans
J N Bacher
poGiimour
Puller
DF Fulbright
Pavor
Alex Findley
F Farples
Willie Frazier
D. Henry Favor
Fat
G Fgus
G-Starling Grant
Wallace Gasque
DB T Greene
Welter @wiker
Pawin Grit Oscar Griggs
Wiliam Green
G G3ing
John Gholson
Alexander W Gordon
HU Ghaster
Emmet Gulle
H-Weiver Hill
Wrederck
Ueimenn
Frank Harrison
Wren Gills
Fendry
Jet Unverveter
Wille Fenilty
Guess Hall
Herris
Len Hall
Herrleor
Julias Hawkins
W Haven
Bustin
H L Jeffries
Ben Jones
Br Johnson
Jim Johnson
M Jone: Jones
Charles Jones
Jones Jewell
Corbett Jenicibs
Albert J Frea Tone
Abe Loamom Lane
MC Lovete
A Lewe
ID Langiot
AR Lucas
Fiéyd Dev
Patra Dancer
BC Larhibert
Pric
Oun M
Icak Mitchell
Ben C Morse
Mediock
Prank W'Marbor
JA Marr
Rev G H Moseley
Joe S Murphy
Gon Manor
Lester Mann
Jas
Jimmie Morrisoh
More
Medley
Hirem @ Miller
Earnest Mies
Mathew Mahoner
Tdorgan
McConne
John M McCusley
John Nence
LE Nichalesa
John Pierce
A Price
G Patterson
H MW Perry
J B Pattan
R L Pritchard
Chett
SW Pace
GD Prather
Pollips
Sam Pharr
Jesse Pye
Sec ‘Parker
R W
W_ Robert
WE Ronertec Fandell
E J Ruck
Bob Rubi Rumble
A D ‘Rigdeo
Porter
Dry
Heid
B T Ryan
Perry
Mrs Hoggs
HD 'Rossech
S Fred Shersuaun
W Vickers
EE Nandike
Vaughas
We Paul B
Stoodiedgh
Levis Kamr
FA Watson
Fore Wishinort
John Weathers
W- Son
A- Wilson
WC Wemenck
A Fins
Anderson Washington
Rod. Wright
É E
Cleveland Varr
Dar Fearhey
Crow
Scedhorse & Forguet
Mercantile Agency
Camberon
Edgewood Station
Eorner Decatur Road
Megson
Jim Hutchinson
Omar Jamnegan
Tan Lightsey
BS Michell
Fort Mcpherson Station
Fort McPherson
Misa Linste Heatt
S S Carson
Henry T Allen
Frank Rewitt
Francis
Jacob Robisc
Geo Thompso
Frederik ‘William
Walter Young
Atlan, Lesatea Recor Junction
Jonesboro
Stere
West Point
Moon
Haralson
God& Was & Store
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Wragas
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
Whitehall St
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