Local notices request attendance at a king parlors gathering
The fragment lists names such as Zeon Haas Ike Schoen and Leon Haas inviting attendees to a meeting at a Lutheran parlor on October 15. It mentions Mrs Joseph ty and several other individuals, with added weather notes forecasting fresh north to northeast winds and fair days through Wednesday.
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Zeon Haas
Wing
Ike Schoen
Ienthal Ang
Leon Haas
Reet
Ithman
Leopolynski
J. R
Joseph Fula
August Rauschen
Joseph Ty
Otober
Uber
Hsberg
Anton
Daily railroad schedule fragments for Birmingham to Washington
Fragmentary OCR shows trains daily to Columbus and Washington with arrivals around 12 43 p m and evenings. Mentions through sleepers to Chattanooga Nashville Richmond and Boston lines. Indicates dining and drawing room cars and several named stops including Fort Lee and Charlotte.
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Lecal
Richmond
Lily
Chata Coza
Aisvilla
Coal strike ends as commission named to settle dispute
Washington October 16 Prime Secretary Root announced a common ground was reached and the president appointed a six member commission to settle the strike. The panel includes Brigadier General John M. Wilson E W Parker Judge George Gray E B Clark Thomas H Watkins Bishop John L Spaulding Carroll D Wright. President Mitchell calls an executive board meeting to end the strike and resume mining in two or three days.
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Thomas H. Watkins
Scranton
John L. Spaulding
Peoria
Carroll D. Wright
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Peace Declared After Midnight Conference
Roosevelt Mitchell and barons reach accord after tense talks ending at midnight. Agreement covers key policy moves and governance changes with officials pledging quick implementation.
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Roosevelt
Mitchell
Great Coal Strike Settled By Federal Commission
Washington reports the great anthracite coal strike ends after a six member commission including Carroll D Wright will adjust differences and call the strike off. President Roosevelt praises the settlement urging immediate resumption of mining with operations expected next week.
Spirit murderers removed from mob in Kentucky
A mob tried to seize Earl Whitney and Claude O'Brien after the murder of A. B. Chinn in Lexington. They were moved to Louisville by train amid militia guard as crowds swelled outside the jail. Whitney confessed to the killing, saying O'Brien fired the shot, while investigators found the weapon later.
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Whitney and
O'Brien
China
Lexington
Louisville
Earl Whitney
Claude O'Brien
A. B. Chinn
Louisvile
Ciy
Beckham
Orge Bain
A. L. “DeLong
Court House
Claude Chinn
Whitney
Willams
Eerl Whitney
Claude Gerien
Whit- Bry
Kdilei Chinn
Asa Chion
Sid
Pacers
Rarl Whitney
Claude O’brien
Louis
Vieys
Ohio
Tlen
Second Performance of Big Horse Show Proves as Great a Success
The second night at the Coliseum features a grand display of horses and riders with Col Lowsry in four in hand and Mrs Lowry receiving honors. Canadian teams from Pepper and Crow and Murray vie for blue ribbons as crowds cheer the elegant display of horse and driver under a moonlit night.
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Tanbark
Atlanta
Robert J. Lowry
Colonel Lowry
Crow and Murray
George Pepper
Toronto
Canada
Matinee features fire drills and military exhibitions at Atlanta show
This afternoon at 2 pm the Coliseum matinee will showcase a diverse program including an Atlanta fire department drill, Seventh cavalry maneuvers, and Grimes battery demonstrations on the race course. Evening program at 3 pm will add eight events with horses shown in various formats amid a busy Interstate fair lineup.
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Grimes’ Battery
Fta
Atlanta
Fire Department
Atlanta Fire Department
Seventh Cavalry
Joyner
Bfore
Grimes
Horse Show Programme Promises Full Afternoon and Night Exhibits
The horse show features Grimes battery exhibition at 1 p.m. on the race track and Liberati band playing at matinee and night shows. Afternoon events include saddle ponies, Georgia raised colts, pairs, harness, high school horses, single steppers, road wagons, hunters, green hunters, fire department horses, and a Seventh Cavalry drill. Evening programs run from 8 p.m. with multiple classes and another cavalry drill concluding around 10:45 p.m.
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Grimes’ Battery
Fre
Carses
Liberati
Grimes
Gurl
Coliseum
Georgia
Fire Department
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Driving Club Event Dominates Show Highlights
The Piedmont Driving Club hosts a premier competition tonight with special prizes for pairs. Judges allocate 50 percent to horses and 50 percent to appointments, with coaches driving broughams or victorias. The Hunt Club event features teams of three hunters from various clubs, each horse bearing club colors and jumping regulation courses. Liberati's band plays both matinee and evening performances, drawing strong praise. Rear Admiral Thomas Selfridge, U. S. N. retired, dies at McLean asylum in Waverly on October 15.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Brougham
Victoria
Ulation
Liberati
Selfridge
Boston
Thomas ©. Selfridge
Rmclean Asylum
Waverly
Awarding Prizes At lanta Came in for a Share of the Honors
Judges faced a tough task as horses entered last night in a Piedmont Dig hy Club special prize class for the best roadster and runabout wagon. The blue area selections and high points dominated the deliberations amid worthy entries in class No 52.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Diighy Club
Great Atlanta horse show lights up second night
Local coverage recalls Atlanta's great horse show at Piedmont park with Grimes' Battery performing maneuvers at 3 pm. Georgia mayors discuss municipal problems and adjourn to next year. Evangelical ministers urge bicycle races for Savannah congregations. Miners' strike in Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company settled. 4,500 return Friday.
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Atlanta
Grimes’ Battery
United States Light Artillery
Piedmont Park
Georgia
Evangelical Ministers
Savannah
Jack Prince
Association of
Macon
Archelus H. Mitchell
State University
Summerfield
Ala
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Jackson
Miss
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Alabama
Southern Association of Railroad Commissioners
Hot Springs
Dom EstTic
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