New Store Opens with Bright Values in Atlanta
Twenty two thousand square feet of floor space offers warm air heating and ample ventilation, a dining room for travelers, and a ladies waiting room. The store invites public inspection of spring goods with lower prices due to ownership of the building. Featured items include silk shirtwaist suits at 15 dollars, silk skirts, white waists, vibrant millinery, silks and dress fabrics, and extensive ready to wear lines for men women and children with numerous prices across clothing, shoes, and fabrics.
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Atlanta
Ditch
Baltimore
One Year Free Subscriptions with Ten Dollar Purchase
A promotional offer grants one year of the newspaper at no charge when customers buy ten dollars or more of goods or services. The deal emphasizes immediate value and loyalty, linking product purchases to extended newspaper access.
Legislature Session Extended in Mississippi Proclamation
Jackson dispatch reports Governor Vardaman issued a proclamation extending the legislative session through next Saturday to finish the new state code. The session was originally due to end on the 14th.
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Mob violence sparks calls for grand jury in Springfield lynching
Four men arrested as leaders in Saturday night jail break and lynching of three Black men in Springfield Missouri. Prosecutor vows warrants for all involved. special grand jury convened while troops patrol. Town remains riven by threats and white citizen outrage against negros.
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Georgia Law Uphheld On Sunday Freight Trains
The United States Supreme Court dismisses for want of jurisdiction, leaving in force the Georgia Supreme Court ruling upholding a state law prohibiting freight trains from running on Sundays. The 1902 Habersham County indictment of the Southern Railway superintendent led to appeals through state courts and a writ of error to the Supreme Court.
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Seale
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Anthracite Operators Propose Modification of 1903 Award
At a New York meeting with United Mine Workers representatives, anthracite coal operators countered Johns Mitchell arbitration plan. They ask the 1903 anthracite coal commission to reconvene and assess whether changes since April 1, 1903 justify modifying the award on wages and the board of conciliation. Any new award would bind for three years.
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United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Anthracite Coal Commission of 1903
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D A R IN CONVENTION FIFTEENTH CONTINENTAL Congress
The fifteenth continental congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution assembled in Washington D C on a Monday. Proceedings were conducted in Continental Hall, with a large delegation in attendance as President General Mrs. Donald MacLean of New York called the congress to order.
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Fifteenth Continental Congress
Washington
Continental Congress
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Donald MacLean
New York
Minstrel and Vaudeville Show for Savannah Lodge Benefit
Call for attendance at the Minstrel and Vaudeville Show for Savannah Light Lodge No. 188 K of P Uniform Rank. Event Wednesday evening April 25 at Harris Street Hall with doors at 7 30 and show at 8 30. Admission 15 cents, reserved 19 cents. Lucky number holder wins 2 50 in gold. Dancing after.
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K. of P
Harris Street Hall
Southern delegates named for Pan American conference
President Roosevelt will appoint former North Carolina governor Charles B Aycock and Tennessee's Van Leer Polk as the U S delegation to the Pan American conference to meet in July at Rio Janeiro. The appointments reflect southern congressional wishes.
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Rio Janeiro
Roosevelt
Charles B. Aycockt
North Carolina
van Leer Polk
Tennessee
United States
Congress
Black clash at Mt Airy ends in fatality
In Mt Airy North Carolina Walter Penn, a Black man, resists officers sparking armed confrontation. Deputies and constables disarm a group of Black individuals including Officer John Samuels and George Long. A Black man is killed by a gunshot from another Black peer amid crowd tension. Military company deployed to restore order.
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N.C
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J. G. Belton
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George Long
Iocal Military Company
Giant Timber Land Deal Secures River Valley Railway Route
A Jackson Mississippi deal closed for 600 009 dollars to purchase timber lands for over 50 000 acres of yellow pine and hardwood timber. Purchase money paid and transfer formalized enabling a railway up the Pearl River valley.
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Pearl River Valley
Jackson
Missa
Decda
Bond vote and notices in Georgia brief
Dawson voters approved a 35,000 six percent sewer bond with 289 total ballots cast. Harris county projects private farmer telephones. A Molena murder case led to a manslaughter verdict and a four-year sentence with bond posted. Carroll county backs a 250,000 road bond, university trustees delay chancellor election. Shoals Power Co seeks to expand and rename, bank reporting moves underway. Brunswick Steamship Co officers elected and ships planned. Seaboard offices reportedly remain in Portsmouth. Savannah aims for relocation. An early 1906 survey and new Bostwick Railway charter received. Ads on paint and home maintenance close the item.
Profile of Yucatan Bank Merida Capital Profit and Dividend
The Yucatan Bank of Merida with capital of 3,000,000 reports a net profit of 1,382,47) for the past year and has declared a dividend of 14 cents per share.
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Yucatan Bank
Yucatan Bank of
Merida
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