Ringling Brothers Circus to Perform Here Tomorrow
The Ringling Brothers Circus arrives in town tomorrow with 1,280 staff, 85 carriages, and forty elephants. The troupe features 375 performers, 150 hostlers, 360 canvasmen, and acts from the Bedini family and Gilbert Eldred, among others, in a seven month season with two daily shows.
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Fingling Brothers
Mohammed
Brahma
Bud‘mma
Ringling Brothers
Glinveret
Geven
Dacoma
Bedini
Italy
Gilbert Eldred
Ringling Brothers Circus
America
Bisco
Frank Hilburn Presented With Gold Headed Cane at Camp Walker Meeting
Frank A Hillburn commander of Camp Walker was presented with a handsome gold headed cane last night at Camp W H Walker meeting. The cane was given by Joseph Davis a warm friend in recognition of his work with the affairs of the camp. Davis who served in a cavalry company in the Mexican and Civil Wars received the stick in Atlanta where a gold head was added. Hillburn said he valued the gift more than any other he had received.
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Walker
Frank A Hillburn
Camp
W. H
Joseph Davin
Hilburn
Davis
Panama
Atlanta
Hillburn
Negro bell boy found guilty of burglary after Miss Dare trial
Tom Jones of The Clansman troupe was convicted of breaking into a dwelling with intent to commit larceny after Miss Virginia Dare testified. The grand jury previously found insufficient evidence for the alleged assault and declined an indictment on that charge, focusing on burglary counts instead.
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Augusta
Tom Jones
Virginia
Asaault
Misa Dare
Jones
Miss Dare
Ballot Battle Next Tuesday in Major Cities Ballot lists
A historical election day preview notes voters in seven states and six large cities will choose governors and other officials. The piece lists multiple party tickets in Massachusetts Rhode Island Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio and New York cities including New York Indianapolis Louisville Salt Lake City and San Francisco with sample slates for Republican Democratic Prohibition Socialist and other parties. It highlights contenders for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer auditor attorney general and judges, plus mayoral races in New York and Indianapolis.
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New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Nebraska
State’ University
Indianapolis
Louisville
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Chicago
Democrate
Union Labor Party
Rhode Islands
Oho
Indianapolia
Municipal Ownership Party
American Party
Balt Lake
Tnusetta
Curtis Guild, Jr. Leutenant
Eben S$. Draper
William M. Olin
Arthur B. Chapin
Henry E. Turner
Dana’ Malone
Charles W. Bartlett
Frederick H. Jackson
Charles P. Bennett
Wiliam
Goodenough
Walter 4
Warren A. Carpenter
John W. Higgins
Henry F. Thomas
Federai
John Burton
Joseph B. Arnold
Penniaytgeney
J. Lee Plummer
Justice Supreme Court
Jann Stewart
Superior Court
Charles E. Rice
James A. Beaver
George B. Orlady
Democratic
William J. Berry
John 8
Head
Prohibition
Homer
J. Castro
Solialiet—Tressurer
R. B. Ringler
Usflee Supreme Court
Edward Kruppinger
F. Lachwater
Hugo Ayres
C.F. Foley
Socialist Labor
E. J
Grant
R. Rager
H. Spittal
Citizens’ Party
Supreme Court
Democrats
Citisens
Independenta
Lincoln
Ew Aura
Democratioc
George B. McClellan
William M. Ivins
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Jonn C. Crawford
Algernon Lee
John J. Kenneally
Claude A. Swanson
J. Taylor Ellyson
William A. Anderson
D. Q. Eggleston
George W. Koiner
Joseph D. Figgleston
Asher H. Harman
Republian
Lunaford L. Lewis
Willam P. Kent
George A. Heyercomb
Commonealth
M. Lowder
Agricul Sire
W. H Eggborn
J. N. Harman
John Acker
George M. Narsis
Willam Gath
Commonwealth
Max Boehm
William H. Cooper
F Prohiition
Arron
S. Watking
Willis E. Foltz
Hiram L. Baker
Walter &. Lister
James Sterling
Board of Public Works
George W. Mace
Isadore Cowen
Walter G. Guntrop
Joseph H. Sims
John C. Madden
Elisha J. Zeigler
George Stork
Bocialist
John E. Bleiger
Leuttenant
John F. Frazer
Peter Faber
James Mathews
Max Elsenburg
Otto Steinhorn
Charles B. Latton
University
Victor G. Lyford
Frederick IT. Abbott
Fusion
Wiliam G. Hastings
Regents At University
Louis Lightner
Demmitt C. Cote
Fred
Beall
Regents of University
Nathan Wilson
Harry T. Sutton
Parker S
Mary Pierce Ros
Leonard de Vore
Prices and political notices across Essig Bros and state figures
An OCR fragment shows Essig Bros ad offering suits at 15 to 30 dollars and “Correct Clothes for Men” at 26 Whitehall Street. The text lists numerous gubernatorial and statewide official names by party, followed by a New York population update: 8,066,672 in 1905, up 797,778 since 1900 for 11 percent growth.
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Essig Bros
Whitehall Street
New York
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Tofay Vn
State Enumeration Bureau
Yellow Jack Losing Fangs Amid Fever Decline
New Orleans reports 4 new yellow fever cases bringing total to 3,393 with 444 deaths. Discharges reach 2,924 as ward leadership consolidates to four districts and many marine hospital staff are discharged. Rail and coastal services resume, Shreveport opens routes, and parishes begin reopening as infections drop. Charleston lifts quarantine after declaring trains moving freely again.
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New Orleans
Totel
Burgeon, White
Blue
Rucker
Gurrie
Amesse
Wyman
Gotch Defeats Ardahl in 16 Minutes 30 Seconds
Des Moines reports Frank Gotch wins his wrestling match against Hilding Ardahl the Swede of Moline with a flat fall in 16 minutes 30 seconds. Ardahl dislocated his shoulder in the second fall and was forced to submit.
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Ardahl
Des Moines
Frank Gotch
Hilding Ardahl
Moline
Gotch
Short Items of Local Interest from Atlanta
Between Mrs Lucia E Brownell's death and local church activities the day yielded funeral details and society notes. Obituaries mention two brothers Francis and Clarences Brownell, services at Sacred Heart, and interment in Alexander, Se. Other items cover ministers association reports, West End Baptist meeting delays, and a funeral for William Kuhns Sr at Inman Park Methodist with Oakland Cemetery final rites. Also listed are Fred Geisler leaving Atlanta for Memphis, Mrs Turner’s funeral in Crumley Street, infant deaths Sarah Jana Wheeler and Ward John son, and a Bible study at First Baptist Church focusing on Ruth with 300 women attending. A court case against Y L Johns was dismissed and local shooting incident involving Tom Baldwin and M Callaway’s saloon faced arraignment.
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Lucia E. Brownell
Francis Brownell
Wall Peachtree Street
Sacred Heart Church
M. Patterson
Alexander
Miss Brownell
Francis
Clarenes “Brownell
Willam Kuhns
Edgewood
Inman Park Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Aong
Mistrial in Richards Case Over Rival Suitor Killing
Roanoke Floyd Court House jury failed to agree in the murder case of John Richards against Maurice Francis, a public school teacher. After thirteen days and a Saturday verdict attempt, seven jurors favored conviction and five favored acquittal, a new trial likely next April.
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Richards
Roanoke
Floyd Court House
John Richards
Vhio
Maurice Francis
Francis
Funeral for Miss Lucie Brownell Planned at Sacred Heart
Friends and relatives of Misa Lucia E Brownell Famela Brownell Francis Brownell Kate Brownell and Clarened Brownell are invited to the funeral of Miss Lucie Brownell Tuesday October 30 at 9730 a m from Sacred Heart church.
Notice To Contractors For Opera Store And Hotel
Notice to contractors bidding for the construction of an opera store and a hotel at Fidala Alabama, totaling 30000 dollars, bids to be opened November 15 1905. Plans and specifications by Lockwood Bros architects Columbia Georgia. Privilege reserved to reject any and all bids. Lake Jackson Hotel Co Florida Alabama.
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Fidala
Ala
Lockwood Bros. Exchitect
Columbia, Ga
Lake Jackson Hotel
Flormia
Alm
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GEO. A. Dickel & CO
Beakvile
Tom
Pson Liquoe CO
Enae
J. Hamper Grocery
Minneapolis Cereal CO
Minneapolis
Mian
Austell Building
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Frank Hilburn
Fehr
Fehr's Malt, Tonic Dept
Cairyiand
Gorien T. Atkinson
Henry M. McCullough
R. Henry Holme
Owellest
John W. Holtzman
Charles A. Woodwalter
Republic
George Hux
Theodore Bersning
Paul C. Barth
Dt. O'Neal
Fuston
Sonn
Van
Rancinco
John 8. Partridge
Tunton
Eurgene EB. Schmitz
William J. Lynch
Richard P. Morris
Ker "Thompson
Trustees Sanitary District
Rober R. McCormick
Frank Wenter
Joseph T. Whitlock
James W. Johnston
Carters
Ieee
Aloet
Carter Medicine CO
Etek! Mall
Ual Dog Fll
Pisa
Yellow Jack
New
Orleans
White
Marine Hospital Service
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Today
Gulf Coast
Shreveport
Texas
St. Landry Parish
Southern Pacific
Etfl
Moser
Louisville and Nashville ‘Railroad
Castle
Louisville and Nashtville
Aerones
Charleston
Pensacola
Rench
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Council of Ministera
Prince Louis
Annapolis
Halifax
Battenburg
United States
President Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Union Savings Bank
Gould Building
Whitehall St
Remington Typewriter Co
Ministers’ Association
Publc
West End Baptist Church
Dr. Bucholtz
THH
Colored -Young- Men's Christian Association
Auburn Avenue
L. Calting
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Fred Geisler
Seaboard
Atlants
Memphis
W. M. Turner
Crumley Street
Forest Park
Sarah Jana Wheeler
L. E. Wheeler
Fairburn
Ward Johnson
T.5. Johnson
Fair ‘Street
Wasmaw Cemetery
Miss Blodgett
Furst Baptist Church
Mar
Iocussing
First Baptist Church
Jesired
Y. L. Johns
Decatur Street
Tom Baldwin
M. Callaway
Daestur Street
Walker Leonard
Love Akers
the Recorder's Court
Callaway
Leonard
United States Bankruptcy Court
Ganda
Notone
A. ‘Shapiro
al My
Empire Building
A. Batchelor
Cothery Press
Fenton
Canada
Havana
Cube
Southern Ex Prems
Core
Southern Express Company
Expram
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