Fragmented Ledger of Names and Streets in Atlanta Area
List-like OCR fragment enumerates numerous individuals, streets, and firms across a wide Atlanta region including Fall Creek, Whitehall, Peachtree, Marietta, and Temple addresses. Mentions many surnames such as Brown, Cook, Smith, Butler, Phillips, and Harney with scattered company names and business lines. appears to be a directory or attendee roll with addresses and cross streets rather than a narrative event. The text lacks a clear event, date, or cohesive context beyond listing people and places.
Admiral Dewey Welcomed by President in Historic Washington Welcome
A huge Washington welcome greets Admiral George Dewey arriving by special train from New York. He is escorted to the White House, receives the freedom of the district, and is embraced by President McKinley and Cabinet members. Thousands line Pennsylvania Avenue as electric lights and bunting blaze over the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Dewey
National
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Olympia
Dewey
General Post Office
Far East
Grifley
Gridley
United States
District of Columbia
Nttle
Deanwood
Wight
John Addison Porter
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Ugag
Manila
Tion
Army
Navy
Wagner
Hong Kong
W. H. Moses
Citizens' Committee
Treasury
Lafayette Square
Navy Department
Executive Mansion
Colonel Bingham
Secretary Long
Secretary Long, Assistant @ecretary
Davey
Mr. McKinley
Railor
Treasury Department
Americans Clash With Rebels Near Imus and Bacoor
Manila October 3.9 a m The Fourth infantry regiment commanded by Major Price faced a sustained insurgent push from Imus to Bacoor. A captain and a corporal were killed and eight soldiers wounded. A Filipino colonel reportedly died. Major Price asked Rear Admiral Watson to deploy two gunboats. The firing, tied to Perez Das Marinas actions, left troops in mud and fire fields after an hour and a half of combat with seven companies engaged. During the day an insurgent attack wounded a telegraph repairer. General Alejandrine and two envoys rode back to Angeles by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Price
Insurgenta
Imus
Bacoor
Watson
Brown
Peres Das Marinos
Enaben
Columbia Versus Shamrock In International Yacht Race
The New York Yacht Club announced the first race in the Columbia versus Shamrock series will sail from Sandy Hook at 11 am weather permitting on a 15 mile to windward course. Official measurements show Shamrock slightly ahead on sail area and spars, with Columbia to meet the challenger's six and thirty-one hundredths second margin on a 30 mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Sandy Hook
Norace
New York Yacht Club
Fife
Shamrock
New York Yacht Clubhouse
John Hyslop
Spis
Fifa
Yachung Sharps
Abe
Hee
Club
Tomight
LWU
Nis Yach
Thomas Lipton
Fitela
Lois
Bir Thomas
Sherman Crawford
H. McGill Downey
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Henry F. Lippitt
Measurer Hyslop
Nat Herreshoff
Sir Thomas Lipton
Hyzlop
Herresehoff
Navy Yard
Lipton prepares Erin for next day yacht race with brisk sea forecast
Sir Thomas Lipton reviewed his crews Hogarth and Wringe aboard Erin before leaving the navy yard for the steam yacht. He expects no time allowance for the Columbia and remains cheerful. Weather outlook from Washington favors a northeast wind, with start from Sandy Hook and a long run down the Jersey coast. A Monmouth Beach Life-saving dispatch reports heavy seas at Sandy Hook if winds do not moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sandy Hook
Jersey
Long Branch
Monmouth Beach
Will Report Yacht Race Between Columbia and Shamrock
London papers prepare for the Columbia Shamrock race with a Thames embankment canvas showing the course every ten minutes. The Daily Mail will signal results by colored lights from Harmsworth tower, visible far away.
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London
Shamrock
Evening News
Thames Embankment
Daily Mail
Harmsworth Building
Bryan Receives Ovation in Texas
Gisaster blamed on ravages of the white rat. The vessel's seams opened and she collapsed.
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Bryan
Texas
Andree's North Pole Buoy Found on King Charles Island
The buoy marked Andree Polar Expedition with an anchor was discovered by the Norwegian cutter Martha Larsak on King Charles Island and opened with experts and cabinet members present. It contained the North Pole buoy Andree planned to drop if he reached the pole, confirming property of the balloonist.
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Stockholm
Tne
Andree Polar
King Charles Island
Martha Larsaak
North Pole
Andree
Knowles Negroes Best Friend Dixie Speech Sparks Debate
In New York a Baptist gathering heard Rev. Dr. A. W Lamar of Philadelphia discuss Dixie during and since the war. He claimed lynching outrages are deplorable yet blacks are better treated in the south and have made progress, reducing illiteracy by 45 percent. William D. Upshaw of Mercer University endorsed these views and appealed for the Negro with strong reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
A. W Lamar
Dixie
Dr. Lamar
William D. Upshaw
Mercer University
Georgia
Upshaw
Nansen Urges Allied Polar Exploration Pact
Berlin October 2 Arctic explorer Dr Nansen told an Associated Press correspondent that the United States should join Great Britain and Germany in cooperative polar exploration. He said the three nations could work for mankind and science and that thorough exploration would likely come only through joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansen
England
America
Germany
North Pole
Berlin
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Sunrise Fails to Land at Natchez Quarantine Line
Natchez officials block the Sunrise from landing while coastal health staff enforce quarantine rules. The steamer was warned off after approaching shore and coal was supplied by a fuel barge as authorities prepared to resist landing. The America was similarly kept from landing, with both ships docking across the river at Vidalia under Atlanta rules.
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Natchez
New Orleans
Miss
McCres
Atlanta
America
Vidalia
Central Foundry Secures Option on Birmingham Furnace Property
The Central Foundry Company of New York has secured an option on a Birmingham district furnace site. The deal covers a hundred ton stack and 1,000 acres of ore land with about 1 percent metallic loss. If the report is favorable, capacity would double and blast would begin within ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Central Foundry Company
New York
Bessemer
Anniston
Gadsden
Angl Vict Venezuelan award expected. leaders depart Paris
Paris October 2 The court and counsel in the Anglo-Venezuelan boundary dispute plan to depart soon after the decision due tomorrow Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer will sail to London October 1st and then to New York October 10th Ex-President Benjamin Harrison will travel to Berlin The Hague Brussels and London before returning to the United States October 18th He says the arbitral process is a toss up and advocates a permanent arbitration court rather than ad hoc tribunals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fuller
Brewer
London
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Berlin
Hague
Brussels
United States
Harrison
Tinta
Birmingham Printer Killed In Saloon Clash
In Birmingham Alabama on October 2 Whitey Wilson a printer hired at the Monitor saloon was struck on the head with a chair by unknown parties. He had a previously injured arm in a sling and died three hours later at St Vincent's hospital. The details of the altercation are not obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Whitey Wilson
Monitor
Wilson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Georgians the Last to Leave from Thomasville Company Indignant
New York dispatch reports the Georgia militia from Thomasville and Company K First Georgia were among the final west and southbound troops to depart Jersey City in the early hours. They left the Pennsylvania station at 3 am with cheers for Dewey, occupying comfortable tourist cars. The Thomasville unit voiced anger at their captain who vanished before Saturday’s parade and has not been seen since. Many soldiers left with coats and souvenirs given away to friends. The Georgians plan to join Washington’s welcome for Dewey.
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Thomasville
New York
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Station
Georgia
Company K
First Georgia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dewey
Thomanville, Ga
Steamer Whitecloud Sinks Off Hong Kong Route
News from Victoria reports the paddle steamer Whitecloud en route from Hong Kong to Manila under an American charter foundered about ninety miles from Hong Kong. Seven men drowned as the crew escaped in lifeboats. The mate’s boat carried six others. the captain’s boat reached Shanghai after being picked up by a Chinese junk.
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Whitecloud
Hong Kong
Victoria
Olympia
Hong Kon
Manila
Shanghai
Carter Ordered Committed to Leavenworth
Official order for the commitment of Captain Carter was dispatched to New York today. It is expected he will be taken to Fort Leavenworth tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Carter
Fort Leavenworth
Carter's Counsel Secures Writ for Captain Carter
Counsel for Captain Oberlin M. Carter at Castle William, Governor's Island, obtained a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Latombe directing Major General Wesley Merritt and Captain Benjamin Roberts to produce Carter at Ilocock Court. The petition argues the court martial overstepped by imposing both fine and imprisonment, rendering the sentence void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nw York
Oberlin M. Carter
Castle Wiliam
Governor's Island
Lawrence
United States
Latombe
United States Circuit Court
Crimea
Carter
Ilegal
Democratic Carnival Opens with Old Rebel Yell in Dallas
Ex Governor Stone leads the speakers at the Democratic carnival in Dallas with Governor Jones of Arkansas and other leaders present. Stone defends bimetallism against monometallism, criticizes trusts, and urges maintaining the Chicago platform of 1896. The crowd includes C H Belmont and many Kansas City, Missouri, and Texas figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Fair Grounds
Mr. Bryan
C. H. P Belmont
William Sulzer
New York
W J Stone
H. W Salmons
St Louis
Missouri
Moses C Wetmore
Dan W Jones
Arkansas
Joseph D Sayers
Texas
Champ Clark
T T Crittenden
Frank James
Jefferson City
J G Johnson
Kansas
National Democratic Executive Committee
Sam B Cook
Marger
Bftter
J W Bailey
R P. Henry
R. Burke
United States
Hornce Chilton
Thomas Campbell
Fred Fleming James A Reid
L. F Wilson
Kansas City
City
Stone
Chicago
America
Republican Party
Haghive
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Ang
Jenning
North
Minet Ag Pate
Watterson
Fox
Johny
D. Austi
EL Holliday
Moon
Mae
IER
Nthe
Er. Danettwater
John Acker
Lee Big Eik Brown
Barrow
HE Halley
Hop Hinnett
Wiley Childress
JW Cook
Me Vu
Roh Crawt Cobb
Balnop Igias
J D Dore T Ely
Charley M Frayer
F Gages
Gamble
J B Orwood Gay Head
Hor- Hockey
Chare
Dnekaon
Loyd Street
Aron John- Joyner
Fort LC Kalb
Lel Low
Carel
Marietta
Rank Mathis
Eish
H D Moorg Niel
Frank Morryman
Nitehall Street
Pring
M Tharley Ogerson
Rare Weetman
R W Smith
Charley James Smith
Niet
J H Sharp
Judart
Richard Mose Shasse
G D. Qeommons
Belt En Turner
Palbert
George Ellips Thomas
Er Trew Wilkerson
Ton
Mitchell
Glenn
Whitehall
Zola Beek
Selina Butler
Minne Bulter
Peachtree
Bradberry
Dona Bailey
Mma
Banks
Reet
Ellenreat
Laurat
Sallie
Peachtreet Ien Cowan
Bell Crofe Valeman
Mina Chum
Clayton
Connally
Traven FE
Annie Dothard
Eliza Doyen
Lizzie Evans
E Fuller
Fair
Sarah Ton
Walton
Mary Harper
Orth Ave
Ande Flamsten
Howard
Huannicutt
Sulla Mina Ada
Mrs Delia
Fronnie
Jennie
Mart
Smiths
Marion Tem
Bert
Eva Willams
Iwata
Etta Wilkerson
Mary
Adburn Co
Sneldon & Cover Mees Co
Oote & Co
Tristan Mediating
Adenal Pub
Smyth
Pennsylvania
Gray's Ferry
Admiral
George
Lamberton
Brumby
Princeton
Baltimore
Ratia
Chester
Wilmington
Charley
C. C. Gover
Theodore Noyes
Evening Star
Ross
Archibald Greenless
Mr. Moses
Third
United States Cavalry
Merillat
Sixth Street
United States Marine Band
Sta
Hyslop
Negroes
Leavenworth
OPERS
Belmont
Jones
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