Magnificent Welcome for Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Inauguration Train
Birmingham greets the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic inaugurated train with unmatched ovation. Crowds gather from suburbs to business center as the locomotive arrives at Louise and Nashville station. A welcome banquet at the Hillman Hotel features speeches by H. M. Atkinson and F. P. J. Arkwright.
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Lauren Foreman
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Birmngham
Atlantic
Louise and
Nashville Paysenger
John the Warker
Birminghamite Council
All Bighem
Harry M Atkinson
At- Tanta
Ray Far Sr
Rapl
Hillman Hotel
H. M. Atkinson
Arkwright
Atkinson
South Georgia
Hnes
Atlanta Birmingham and Atantis
Rhodes Tom
Rutugs N. Rhodes
Birmingham News
John L. Parker
City Council of
George B. Ward
F. M. Jackson
Commercials Club of
Joan FP. Heffin
Roanoke
R. W. Ewing
Board of Trade of
R. D. Evans
Linevile
S. W. Lee
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of Birmingham
PB. H. Smith
Pyrlton
R. W. Massey
The
Commercial Club and Board of Trade of Birmingham
H. G. Rowland
William D. Jelks
A. C. Olver
Talladega
W. () Nesbitt
Labor Day Parade in Atlanta Sets Record Crowd
Labor Day in Atlanta drew an immense crowd as workers from across Georgia joined a meticulously staged parade. Officials estimate three to four thousand spectators lined Whitehall and Forsyth as the procession moved through Peachtree Street with bands, federation floats, and farmers unions displaying flags and canopies. The event highlighted organized labor strength in the Gate City of the South.
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Atlanta
Marshal Hewitt
Ants W. C. Puckett
Ben Rosenthal
Han Aed
Whitehall
Forsyth Streets
Peachtree
Baker Streets
Wedemeyer
Federation
Atlanta Federation of Labor
Farmers’ Unions
Rockdale
Fulton
DeKain
Campbell Andlayton
Leaves for Korean fields by Douglasville girl
Misa Cooper sails from San Francisco on September 15 for Korea as a missionary of the Rome district Methodist church. The Douglasville, Georgia native, a Scarritt Bible School graduate, attended a farewell service at the local Methodist church noted as the most attended of its kind.
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Misa Cooper
Sall
Sanirancisco
Louglasville
Spertali
Sally Kate Cooper
Hee Yeaterfay
Miss Cooper
St Fouls
San Francisco
Korea
Rome
Methodist Church
Cooper le
Douglasville
Scarritt Bible School
Mrs Warren Dies From Self Inflicted Shot In Bathroom
Mrs Thomas B Warren of St Louis died at her home on Delmar Boulevard in St Louis from a self inflicted pistol shot to the heart. Police say she had a nervous breakdown for over a year and threats of self harm two weeks ago. Husband and 7 year old son were in another part of the house. Family ties connect her to General Manager E J Nally of the Postal Telegraph Co and to Gus Warren of Atlanta.
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Columbus
Ashe
Girard
Ala
John Brown
Jim Wiese
Clegg
Blue
Brown
E. J. Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
Flushing
Long Island
New York
Warren
Gus
Atlanta
Isaac Warren
Mrs Warren
Drs. Helland
JU Anthias Stewart
Genny Chyvicians
Gus Warren
Expert Rifles Meet in Sea Girt Tournament
In Sea Girt New Jersey experts in military rifles competed before a large crowd. New York State Rifle Association and New Jersey association events featured company team, excursion, and revolver team matches. New York won the company and revolver team events while Ohio led in the Hale and Thurston matches. Major Wider and Sergeant Bufferette tied for first in the Hale with 49 of 50. Emer son of Ohio won the Thurston with 148 of 150. The Sea Girt event also included a 50 yard revolver match and a squadron pursuit.
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New Yori Wakes Company
Newvolver Team
Olio
Haleass Thurston
Ben Girt
N. J
United States
New York State Rifle Association
New York Association
New Jersey Association
New York
Revnlver
Ohio
Hale Ang ‘Thurston
Company EB
Seventh Regiment
National Guard of New York
C. B. Wider
Burflette
United States Marine Corps
Ted
Winder
G.H. Emerson
Spencer
Crank With Pistol Sought Roosevelt in Conference Over Convicts
A Georgia legislature session unfolds with a disputed plan to end the lease system for convict labor. The fourth conference committee, including senators Farmer Walden Henderson and representatives Blackburh Dongison Chamlee, adjourns at midnight after mixed votes and tense debate. The house defeated a move to instruct a new committee and remains divided over termination timing and terms.
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Napoleon
Farmer
Walden
Henderson
Blackburh
Dongison
Chamlee
Alexander
DeKalb
Man Coughlin Arrested Near Sagamore Hill President's Grounds
A man calling himself dean Coughlin was seized by Secret Service near Sagamore Hill after reaching the grounds on foot with an unloaded 32 caliber bulldog revolver. He claimed to seek a meeting with President Roosevelt to urge troop action and was taken to Mineola jail for concealed weapon charges while his sanity is examined. PMID
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Coughlin
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Tall
Roosevelt
Yestmien
Boston
Oughlin
Ais
Adams
Agent Sloan
Sloan
Secret Service
Oyater Bay Town Hall
Mineola
Chicago Labor Turns 11s Day Into Bryan Day
Labor day in Chicago turned into a Bryan day as William J. Bryan visited for a labor parade. Crowds cheered from the Auditorium hotel balcony and a cigarmakers union badge was presented to Bryan. He spoke at Forest Park and Brand's Park about labor issues and injunctions, noting contrasts with Taft and the Republican stance.
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Chicago
Bryan
Abor
William J. Bryanough
City
Auditorium Hotel
Bit
William
Cigarmakers’ Union
Tabor
Tunchsan
Brean
Forest Park
Ward
Anatler
Art
Mehran
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Tabor
Mr. Bryan
Brand's Park
Vrynan
Weather forecast for several states moves to the week
The September 7 forecast shows Georgia fair with showers in the extreme south, Virginia fair with warmth in the north and west, North and South Carolina partly cloudy with light northeast winds turning variable, East and West Florida will see local showers, Alabama fair with showers in the south, Mississippi generally fair with coastal showers, Louisiana fair with cool Panhandle, Texas generally fair with cooler Panhandle, Arkansas and Tennessee warm with variable winds, Kentucky and West Virginia fair and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Caroline
Florida
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New Road
President Atkinson
Preston Arkwright
LaGrange
The.farmers Union
STEAM AnD GAS _ FITTERS
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Labor Day
Rockdale, Ga
Butchers’ Organization
Cleggs and Browns
West Point
Scape Clas
West Point Penodla
Houston
Royston
Twe Public Schools
Profesor PF. D. Sockinger
Misa Littian Moss
Beanie
Litian
Neal Bert Winter
Bertha Kate Davlson
Wurical
B. Warren
St Louis
Gas Warren
Bell
Toccoa
Pen
R. C.ramey
Stephens County
Allman
P Uc
Weimubera
Senate
Dunbar
Candler
Wise
Fayette
House
Iself
Heard
Dooly
Barrett
Stephens
Anderson
Bulloch
Smith
Campbell
Felder
Alexander Bil
John Coughlin
President's House
Coughlin Wan Dha
Wen
Coughlin Hox
Axyram
Ibox
Asheville
Federal
Pritchard
P. A Wilcox
Carolina Water, Light and Power Company
Darlington
Marion
Florence Light and Power Company
Florence
Wilcox
Rock Hill Water, Light and Power Company
Dartington, Marion
Llorence
Real Estate Trust Company
Philadelphia
Nominge
Burden OF Labors Day
Wiromryan
Democratic
Eel
Athem
Arisks
Republican Convention
Taft
Republian
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