The Constitution Ad Rates and Jubilee in Atlanta
The issue details mailing prices for The Constitution and notes a grand Jubilee event in Atlanta at Exposition Hall. Readers are urged to reserve seats early as demand is high with 3,000 floor bars limited, and proceeds support Girls Industrial School. The article also covers political opinion on Louisiana and the solid South, plus local society notes and entertainment listings featuring Roscoe Conkling tributes and minstrel acts.
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Gilmore
Atlanta
Georgia
Exposition Hall
Gus
Howe
Guliyere
Cluservas
Louisiana
Republicana
Louislaus
South
Louana
Lowsiana
Democrata
Lowalana
Edly
Cleerrs
Ughy
Gomen
Gorse
Seertar of
Hollywood Associaton
Richmond
Auanta Association
Hollywood Association
George Tory
Atlanta Association
Canimy
Columbus
Sadies
Columbus Association
State Hall
Bob Slavin
Johnson & Slavin Minstrels
DeGiven
Slavin
Sprig
Colonel Tom Howard Defies Death and Recovers Public Respect
Colonel Tom Howard, long trusted as Senator Colquitt’s private secretary, has recovered from a stroke and a near death report. Once thought dead, he has shown marked improvement, resumed activities, and drawn praise for his wartime service and later public conduct. His strength and intellect remain highly regarded by supporters across states.
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Howard
Senator Colquitt
Colquitt
Pang
The Princess Editha in Atlanta and New York controversy
Fragmented account recounts the Princess Edithas visit to Atlanta years ago with John E Bryant and a countess. It details public memory, a New York interview with Bishop McNamara, and tense scenes involving a prominent colonel, the countess, and political intrigue surrounding West End mayoral choices, including figures Johnston Howell and others, with mixed recollections and local contention.
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New York
McNicire
Bolum
Henry
Abel Bert
Fred
Lliel
Qorm Bey
Georgia
Vergenon Annther
Jot & Bryant Citaqula
Ropoulanu
Vst
Promineitansnisters
Condia
Mi md
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Lis
Fironal
Bernal
Rowan
Countiss
Auouin
GA Howell
West
Can Aotary
Johnston Ucket
Wiat
Nelincus Taluss
Huest Howell
West End
Bnt
Ktuvell
Howell
Blue Bicyclers and a Night of Odd News in Atlanta
A fragmented April 18 1988 Atlanta page blends poems on civic fairness with reports of a blue bicycle club's poor turnout and losses in a parade styled entertainment. It mentions expenses, attendees, and efforts by local figures to rally support for future events while noting a death from hydroxyphobia and a prison fire near Turnier.
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New Aupasy
Crawford County
James Seebers
Robert Broomfield
Saxole Wilson
Mra
Wilgon
Broomfield
Seebera
Moses Fraley
Chicago
Fraley
Atlanta
Blue Bicyclers
Freeman & Cronkshaws
Tomanent
Richard Peters
John Ryan
Geerse
John L
A. Howson
Eas
Turnier
Angma Preval
Sb Son 2
Ruchmond
Oper
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Uuschttala
Varvatt
Late 19th Century Fair Exhibit With Notable Guests
A lively society event featured ornate decor and exotic shells as guests enjoyed cakes and pies. The piece lists attendees including Mrs Mamie Wolanis and many local names, notes the lengthy display of furniture, and mentions a late closing with court postponements and commissions issued.
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Greer
Rodiehes
Conan Coord Micas
Mamie Wolanis
Miss Khill Ghia
Local Meet Fragments Hint at Racing Event
Fragmentary OCR mentions a meeting, a racing context, and names that imply participants and officials. The readable bits reference a judge, May timing, and a western location near a car event, with limited coherent details due to damage.
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