Public notices and opinion pieces in a late 19th century newspaper
A dense OCR page containing advertisements for The Constitution and an array of essays and letters. It discusses river and harbor bills, Mayor Hewitt’s flag decision, post office censorship, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, sermons on moral issues, and various political opinions about civil service, currency, and figures like Conkling and Blaine. It also notes a pneumonia death of Lillian Olcott and anticipates Chicago convention dynamics.
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Mobile Register
Atlanta
Coxstermex
Georgia
Congress
Savanh
Charleston
Brunswick
Mobile
Galveston
South
Common Council of
New York
Hewitt
St. Patrick
Gubward
St. Patrick’s Day
Uarris
Harris
John B. Alden
Little Magazine
New York Gazette
Bill Arp
Frank
Victor Smith
Congressaman Cox
Gazette
Coz
Scribner's Magazine
Smith Boys
P. Sanford
Mercer University
Macon
Sanford
St. Louis
Missouri
nxfortEn
Allison
Blaine
Maine Statesman
Chicago
Lillian Olcott
Cornelius Olcott
Brooklyn
Sardou
Theodora
Opening Exercises at Church of Our Father Conference
The southern conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches opened at the Church of Our Father on Church street. Delegates from Charlestown, Washington, Milton, Boston, and Atlanta attended. Dr. Hale and Rev. Shippen led prayers and sermons on Christian service and the need to serve others. Tonight Edward Everett Hale preaches. a church social follows tomorrow’s sessions.
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Southern Conference of Unitarian and Other Christian Churches
Church of Our Father
Church Street
Charlestom
D. C
Mr. Browne
Washington, D. C
Mr. Shippen
Milton
Stephing
Boston
Edward Wyerett Hale
Atlanta
Chaney
Allen
New Orleans
Chansy
Hale
Stebbins
Matthew
Browne
Charleston
Shippen
Christ
John
Jesus
God
Watts
Zebedee
Scotland
Washington
Rome
Louis Napoleon
Charles Dickens
Napoleon
France
Dickens
Westminster
England
Plantiganete
Shakspeare
Mitton
Wilberforce
Soenybod
Heaven
Methodist Church
Unitarian
Shipran Sibowne
Stel
Edward Everett Hale
Loston
Third Baptist
J. A. Lofton
Knights of Honor session opens in Atlanta with grand lodge elections
The thirteenth annual Knights of Honor Georgia session convened at the Kimball House Atlanta with secret proceedings and a large roster of delegates from lodges across the state. Officers, committees, and the new slate were announced, followed by a joint Atlanta meeting and a formal banquet at the Kimball House. A brief earthquake report from Lancaster County and a poem about Barrymore’s wife accompany the page.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Oficera
Bangbet
Kimball House
Lodge of the Knights of Honor
Tat Gan
Broad
Marietta
H. K. Cabautis
M. Mt. Hill
J.P. Shannon
D. X. Adams
D. B. K. Jones
Grand
A.B. Jones
F. Heldy
Grand Guide
Steve R. Johnston
Grand Guardian
Sand
HM. Holtzclaw
Blackshear
Perry
Wynd
Mampton
Hampton
A.J. Hamilton
Moe Mumo
W. W. Wright
Cainbridge
Bainbridge
John O. Ferry
Baker Lodge
Newton
John T. Jacson
Avis Leige
Rot
Fort Gaines
J.T. Macris
LaGrange Lodge
LaGrange
N. Nast
Piedmont
Stone Mountain
J.T. ‘Cheney
Gliwie
Crawford
Alford
Wadwell Lodge
Met
Hartwell
H. Lougivo
Fairburn
J.C. Daniel
McDonough Lodge
Melonough
C. H. Merrell
Carrellton Tadee
Martin
B. James
Houston
Fort Valley
C. AJ. Fope
Dutler
Butler
Harps
MeVille
James
L, McGehee
Ellerslie
L. H. Turner
Raymond Lodge
Elberton
P.M. George
Calmily
J.T. Edionds
Fayette Ville
Athena
John Pendleton
Augusta
A. Mexander
Wilkes
Washington
Robert H. Peates
McKuffie
Thompoun
Middlebreats
Sparty Lodge
Sparta
H.W. Ellis
Guhbert
CL Stroberg
Tinmett
Macon
Edward
IP Shannon
SB. Johnston
Z.E. McCregor
Howard Ilder
G. R AK
Jones
G. T. Wet Wed
G. Gude
Wi Noyes
Guardiyan
Jon Chaplain
Uf. Cabiness
B. B. Nesbitt
Grand Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Georgia Lodge
Gate City Lodge
Ludges of
Alsbana and
Whitelint
Frank Myers
Gate Uiy Lodge
Caries Beddingrud
Si. Brown
James A. Gray
J.P. Slanton
BS. Metzreyer
Lancaster County
Barrymore
Lord Barrymore
Lim
Local arrest and court actions in Terre Haute incident
In Terre Haute a man named Fleming faced detention after a telegram from Effingham prompted police action. He was jailed in the city station, with Judge Toune to decide on bond set at 1000 dollars. Reports describe a tense scene and various witnesses, including a Mrs. Fleming and Mr. Jordan, with details about prior arrests and searches, all amid a broader local disturbance.
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United States
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Friends of the Measure
Br. Raxpare
McDonald
Indiana
Cleveland
E. Hr
Lewis
Jacksonville
Fla
News-Herald
Florida
John Clayton
San Francisco
Roscoe Conkling
Conkling
Buoker Braine
Europe
Fremont
Ohio
Samuel Fleming
Atlanta
Effingham
Fleming
Ike
Anolly
Yady
Ton
Iseed
Ke Fe
Robert Jordan
Wana
Terre Haute
Terre Hi
Notin
Lendymatters
Jordan
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