Sorrow for Grady memorials in Atlanta
The Atlanta opera house hosted a packed service for editor and orator Henry Grady. The day featured a solemn procession, mourning decor, prayers, and speeches by notable figures including Gov. Gordon and John Temple Graves. Graves praised Grady's eloquence and compassion, while Gordon highlighted Grady as a defining journalist and public figure whose legacy would endure. The exercises continued through the afternoon.
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Atlanta
Opera House
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Evans
Chi Phi
Glenn
Patrick Walsh
Augusta
B. H. Hill
Julius Brown
Albert Cox
Walter B. Hill
Macon
Howard van Epps
H. C. White
John Temple Graves
Gov. Gordon
the Tribune of Rome
Republic
Georgia
Graves
Grady
Gordon
Henry Grady
Athens land company to develop Lilly property
A land company plans to organize in Athens to develop 1000 acres known as the Lilly property. A dummy line will be built.
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Ior Athens
Lilly
Dr King’s New Discovery Promised to Soothe Coughs
In a guaranteed offer, Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption and chest ailments is sold by Druggist Je. J. Eldridge. A trial bottle is free, with a promise of relief or a full purchase price refund. The advert emphasizes safety, pleasant taste, and suitability for throat and lung conditions.
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Dr. King
Je. J. Eldridge
Monument to Grady Moves Atlanta to Raise Memorial
Atlanta residents vow a national scale monument to Henry W. Grady after a rapid $5,000 fund raise. A public address urges broad, cross nation support and outlines Grady’s lasting impact and the goal to inspire future philanthropy and patriotism. Remittances go to Gate City Bank building, Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
H. W. Grady
Charles S. Northen
Alexander W. Smith
Clark Howell
J. J. Falvey
Jack J. Spaulding
J. R. Holliday
J. G. O'Neil
F. M. O'Bryan
R. C. Freeman
Burton Smith
Gus Tong
P. Hill
Fulton D. Colville
Hammond, Jr
J. R. Gray
Mittee
T. A. Hammond, Jr
Gate City Bank
Georgia
Remains of Mr. Davis stir Virginia editorials and delays
City leaders request that Mrs. Jefferson Davis choose burial for her husband in Virginia amid multiple state claims, citing ties to Kentucky Mississippi Alabama Georgia Tennessee Louisiana and Virginia. Mrs Davis asks for patience as she weighs the options in a letter from Beauvoir. Christmas rioting and a local advert for a salve conclude the fragment.
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Ricamont
J. Taylor Ellison
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Beauvoir House
Beauvoir
Misa
Dee
Richmond
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Virginia
Beginning of a New Year Plan to Cut Prices Auction Style
A merchant outlines reviving an old plan to buy goods at auction and sell at deep discounts. He promises domestic fabrics, garments, and notions at half to near half factory prices, with no on approval sales, and refunds for misrepresented items. Country merchants are urged to price from this source to save money.
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