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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1905

Page

4

New York Memo rial Day Address For General Slocum

President Roosevelt spoke at the dedication of a monument to the late General Slocum in Brooklyn, praising union victory and national purpose. Attendees included military leaders, with a salute and remarks on preparedness, peace, and civic duty. The day extended to ceremonies in Washington and other cities with tributes to Civil War and Spanish War veterans.

New York Roose Cit Brooklyn General Slocum Frederic Strait of Korea Ceeide Slocum Roosevelt Union Ima Bert Atna Siocum Countreman the Min Grand Arms Confederacy Grant Alia Zamue Unis Peach Jane Moflellan Broderick D Grant Daniel FE Sickles B F Tracy The Young Mens Christian Association Sands Street United States Manila Dewey Congress Missouri PennyIvania Railroad Fulton Street Pennsylvania Jersey City

Atlanta conference debates the Negro problem ten years in study

The tenth annual Atlanta conference at Atlanta University discussed the systematic study of the Negro over ten years. Sessions covered reasons for study, cooperation methods, child study and kindergartens, future study methods, and critique of employment agencies, with remarks on progress and the need for government support.

Atlanta Atlanta University Horace Bumetead I. M. Herahan Washington DC W T B Wiliams Hampton Sesson Frances Keilor New York Butler Wilson Boston Mary Ovington New ‘York Gertrude Ware G W Henderson Nashville Jenn T J Jones Hampston Walter F Willcox Ithaca B Wilmer St Luke Episcopal Church United States Miss Trances/ Keller LM Herehaw Washington, DC Wilcox Cornell University

Decoration Day Observances Across the South Remembrance

On May 30 in Chattanooga and Memphis, 14,000 Union soldiers and federal graves were honored. Speakers included EB Pf Sanford of Knoxville and Senator J B Frazier. Ceremonies extended to Nashville Stone River and Little Rock with elaborate parades, flags, and memorial speeches by notable figures including ex Governor William O Brad y.

Washington United States Artillery Arlington National Joseph B Foraker Ohio Arlington Cuba Senor Rivera Knoxville Enonville Tonn Tennessee John E Clell Clelland Chattanooga Tenn National Cemetery Pf Sanford Seventh Cavalry Fort Oglethorpe Philippines United States J.B. Frazier Elvic Chamliss Memphis Grand Army of the Repo Mon Frank South United States District Attorney Wee Nashville Stone River Cemetery Murfrees William O Bradey Kentucky Stones River

Federal Graves Decorated By Atlanta Tallapoosa Delegation

Eleven thousand Union graves at Marietta National Cemetery were decorated by Grand Army posts from Atlanta and Tallapoosa along with the Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. A seven-car special train carried six to seven hundred participants to Marietta for a wreath and flower ceremony on the cemetery grounds.

Atlanta Tallapoosa Marietta National Cemetery Grand Army Post Womans Reef Corps Sons of Veterans Marieta Washington Avenue W M Scott Awama Marietta Brasa Rcemetery Gulf Headquarters Peach -Ee Street Federal Biaretta Street Aoh

LOCAL INTEREST SHORT ITEMS UPDATE

Mrs George Wade of West End hospital on Goday street ill at home with fever and decline noted on family’s concern. Reverend Dr Cleveland at Nelson street home shows signs of improvement. funeral plans for Ruth Camp will move to Gainesville. James H Waters infant and Mrs Maria D Cole widow news cover local services. Reverend Langston resigns from Unitarian church. upcoming Presbyterian and Methodist confirm sermons and meetings. John Henry, a negro, convicted of larceny after broken saw handle matched evidence. Lizzie Meachern dies in West End. procession to Powder Springs for burial. Atlanta commandery plans conferments. French steamer Pro Patria ashore near alert port, potential total loss.

George Wade Goday Street West End Wade Lizzie Meachern Alderman McLinchern Melachern Powder Springs

Chamberlin Johnson bathing suits offer various styles and prices

The catalog lists women's bathing suits in black navy and brown mohair with elaborate soutache trim and high prices from 2.25 to 3.50 plus assortments in black navy brown mohair and colorways with collars and belts. Misses and children’s suits are promoted as winsome in style and price with beach shoes and swimwear accessories priced low for affordability.

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