Fixing for the Exposition at Atlanti Depot Restaurant
Improvements directed by Alenry Durano aim to elevate the depot restaurant for the exposition. The oak room will be raised to match the kitchen, ceilings lifted eighteen inches, and a full-length second floor added. Durano says the space will be doubled with better access and more downstairs and upstairs floor area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatun Depot
Atlanti
Union Depot
Alenry Durano
Iicor
Wintead
Frost Spoils Vegetables and Fruit Across States
Reports from Chicago indicate frost damaged vegetables and fruit trees in Minnesota and Wisconsin while corn and flax face losses in the northwest. Wheat in Nebraska, Dakota, and Missouri mostly spared, but fruit and garden crops hurt nationwide with rail reports confirming the gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Towa
Minos
I Ndiana
Nebraska
Dakota
Missouri
Grover's Hope and Venezuela Policy Shift
Washington reports the administration backs Admiral Meade amid criticism of foreign policy. A new ambassador will replace Seneca Earleton in Venezuela as the U S pursues an aggressive stance to reclaim territory from Great Britain and restore public support. The president seeks a decisive, forceful leader to counter alleged subserviency and prove patriotic resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Washington
Admiral Meade
St. Cleveland
Meade
Atinteter
Seneca Earleton
Great Britain
Hawaii
Nicaragua
England
Veritable Dakota Blizzard Hits Michigan Fruit Belt
A strong Dakota blizzard battered Anun county in Michigan with ten inches of snow, dropping to 8 degrees. Fruit blossoms suffered heavy snow cover but damage is believed limited. An unrelated notice advertises nerve pills and a real estate auction for a property on Marlette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Centrol Lake
Dmleh
Dakota
Anun County
Io O'onner
Marlette Street
PMU Ww. Goon & Co
Atlanta
Sworded-American Mortgage Company, Limited
W. T. Crenshaw
T. F. Scot
Equitable
Nman
Piapos
Mapyi
Riley-Grant Company
South Broad Street
BO Smith
Pryny Street
Jangoom
Marsh
Weyman & Connors
B. Barnett
ST Equitable Bulletin
Atlantac
Aprlitim
Chorce
James ‘Ti
White
Wit Coa
Cheatham
Norcross Bilding
AL Cheatham
Ieim Look
R. H. Jones
Mariella _street
Maysim
Francis Fontaine
North
Forsyth Street
Union Loan and Trust Company
Walton and
Forsyth Streets
Opr iéLlm Eod
Centennial Building
Anhity
Paose
I Shall Be Your Widow Not Your Wife
Maude Hardyman recalls nursing her husband and laments the strain of marriage while dreaming of Harold Davis and a new life. She rejects conventional mourning, seeks independence, and awaits Davis as she imagines a brighter future without constraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Hardyman
Flardyman
Slater
Fife
Hurdyman
Jwerson
Hanryman
Hardymnan
Harold Davis
Harold
Jam
Hira
New York
Amie
Mantic
Harell
Atlanta
Atlanta Sia
Erix
Ely
Davis
Crossman & Co
Wall Street
Jenior
Tam
Wonan
Helen Courtney
Billy Boy
Harold Pavis
Qureed
Dima
Misa Helen—Mauie
Mr. Harryinan
Tedul Xo
Ele
Maude
Hank
Harald Daven
Arid Eashall
Ann
Marit Dervis
Matty
Ansiety
Davie
Herdyman
Untitled Dramatic Exchange Between Davis and Hardeman
Fragment of a dramatic scene depicting Davis and Mrs Hardeman parting in a tense exchange. Davis plans to leave for New York tonight and mentions bail, while Mrs Hardeman seeks reassurance and questions his feelings. The dialogue hints at past closeness and unresolved questions about Mrs Laws and future contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardyman
New York
Hunlyman
Davis
Davie
Sam
Manly
Goodby
Hardy Man
Gridby
Mies
Hardinman
Tven
Nate
Helen
Harold Davin
Ben
Police Chiefs Meet Second Annual Convention in Washington
The second annual meeting of police chiefs from leading U S cities opened in Washington at 10 o clock this morning and will run three days. About fifty chiefs attended with many wives. delegates include Seavey of Grabs as president and Harvey U err of Grand Rapids as secretary treasurer. Commissioner Hass gave the welcome address and President Seavey replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stukweather
Detroit
Frank McDermott
Savannah
Jt" Arefold
Dallas
J. W. Maddox
Port Worth
T.C. Mebonalt
Hrningham
Thomas Cannon
New Albany
Ind
G. Grow
Burlington
A. St
Connolly
Atlanta
T. M. Dutner
Macon
D (Oliver
Athens
Henry Horeha
Clevelim
Botute
Toledo
R. F. Dronhers
Aurora
Peter Burke
Mable
BE. Kiltison
Moline
Thomas Palmer
Crdar
Mapia
Ft. Fl
Kenedy
Greenville
TWHR
Chattimoera
J. Atkins
Rnoxvile
Mewthon
Luths Rock
Lidice
Boston
Rivhanison
West Newton
Alfonzo Lowman
Brookline
Wallum Bennett
Braddock
S. J. Venter
Johnstown
J. ES Dinson
Milwaukee
Henjamin Murphy
Jersey
Charles A. Donovan
Hoboken
Murray Copper
Newari
W. J. McKelvey
Hass
District of Columbia
Seavey
Merchants' Exchange Declines Memphis Delegates
St Louis May 24 The Merchants' Exchange chief directors tabled Memphis request to send delegates to the sound money convention on May 3 after a protest from members who said directors overstepped authority by acting on finance or politics without a member vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Memphis
St. Lows
Hheef
Uetlow
Merchants* Exchange
Nnance
Dr Schwing Released After Statement in New Orleans
Dr Samuel P Schwing who killed Dr Emile Iilat was discharged today by Judge Whitaker after testifying at the May 11 hearing. The case had been postponed for witnesses and nothing new was adduced. Schwing was warmly congratulated by friends. Madison Defeats Lexington in Georgia baseball game 9 4. Auction sale at 4 PM today No 183 Angier Ave Run three Rankhi Street lots by Samuel W Goode & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Orgerett
New Orleans
Samuel P. Schwing
Emile Iilat
Bunlay
Mra. Schwing
Whitaker
Schwing
Angier Avenue
Samuel W. Goode
Carnegie Advances Wages Despite 1895 Contracts
The Carnegie Steel Company Limited, employing about 16,000, announces a 1 percent wage increase effective June 1 for all plants including Edgar Thomson, Duquesne, Homestead, Keystone Bridge, and Union and Beaver Falls mills. The raise applies to tonnage day and turn workers, while existing 1895 wage contracts remain in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnagie Sterl Company, Limited
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Bullock
Edgar Thompson
Edgarhompson Steel Works
Duquesne Steel Works
Homestead Steel Works
Key Furnues
Keystone Bridge Works
Upper Ion Mills
Lower Union Mills
Beaver Fats Mills
Board of Managers
H.C. Vrick
Powers Submit Armenian Reforms Scheme for Porte Approval
A Constantinople dispatch to The Times reports that the Powers have presented a reform scheme for Armenia. It proposes appointing Christian public officials with veto rights over governors, a non European high commissioner to oversee implementation, and a commission to supervise provincial affairs. The plan also includes compensation for Sassoun losses and disarming the Kurds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verte
Tandon
Mayid
The
Times
Constantinople
Porte
Armenia
Turkhan Pasha
Muxselmans and
Chhattangig
Sassoun
Aftirgs
Astatis
Turley
Japan seeks Nicaragua Canal privileges amid treaty talks
Japan presses to secure canal privileges in Nicaragua via a treaty, after talks in Washington with Nicaragua's Guzman. Japan proposes equal rights with other nations except the United States, which would retain superior advantages due to proximity. The deal is not concluded, but officials expect a satisfactory agreement. The Alleghany rescued seven crew of the John W. Ball Jr after a collision near Fortune Island on May 1. Captain Summers and crew were brought to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikado
Nicaragua
Okio
Japan
Nicaragas
Washington
Guzman
Nicaragus
United States
Amonug
New York
Atlas Line
Alleghany
West Indian Sports
Summers
John W. Ball, Jr
Fortune Island
New Berne
Alene
Capital stor Surplus fund Undivided poutts Interest ail hinge
Bank deposits 9l9L 758 U2 Indivden! depositers 718,006 2 Rents ac. 4. near.
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Villa Rica
Mise
Annie Driskell
Marietta
Henry Criyboll
Carroll County
Aulas Annie
Howitt
Carrell County
Henry Driskell
Ghd
Annie
EEA
Sherif Hewitt
Drickell
Hewitt
Driskoll
Ling
Air Eport
Grover
Robert Adamson
Duke Cigarettes
Duxespurian
Tonrsene Durham
NG. Us A
ST. Louis
DR. Schwing
Madison
Lexington
Carnegie
Foster
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore
Selious Cilifre
Walton Street
Kreatiwiseranaans
Magnolia Street
Walnut
At &T Walton
Bs Gentileman and Wife
Jon, Lacey
Care Constitution
North Carolina
Bright Balt Tobacco Company
Warrenton
N. C
Jinayli
Cate
New York City
Valentina & Co
Mercury
J. M. Pattorean & Co
Columbus
Gasprolit
Ivory
Procter G Gamble CO. Cintl
the Lowry Banking Company
State OF Georgia
Fulton Courkyy
Fefurr
Joseph T. Orme
Lowry Ganking Company
Ausnin
J. H. Eterchi
Fulton County
Geosia
China
Kingdon
Textra
Ziegler &O
Philadelphia
Progressive Endowment Guild of America
Ace
Percy
Whitehall Street
Irien
America
Aluminum Novelty Co
Broadway
Riley House
Spring Street
Reynolda
Washington Etreet
Capitol
Pouchtree Atrect Oe
Soard Stae Feuchtree Aireeg
Ea Recy
Cnveniences
Bis Capitol Avenue
Lass Sal Smith
AL Melvin
Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Company
Cinelguati
Board of Education
Covineton
J. G. Lester
John
Woodbury
Centennial Balding
Desirea
Uluton 1 Indelsman
Virginia
Manchester
Persowat. Col Association
Sawero
Vay
Central Railroad
Ase G. Candler
Alex W. Bealer
Siam Fulion
Aistla
Varnah Mundis
Savannan
Threuah
Sliopitir Reservation
Mievelinneans
SAITO
William H. Wiley
Son
Hartford
John J. Woodside
N.broad St
Marietta Ss
Sais Aubry Avenues
West Peters
Ver
South Pryor
South Forsyth
West Mitchell
Marletta
Beare
Peachtree
South Broad
Georj
Greensterry
Cei
Joaymetat
Capital City
Enrol
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