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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1900

Page

4

Gammon Theological Seminary Commencement Week

Gammon Theological Seminary hosts a week of daily exercises with written and oral exams, lectures by Prof L T Townsend and Rev John A Rush, and an alumni gathering. Commencement features multiple orations by leading students from Philander Smith college, Clark University, and other institutions, followed by diplomas and benediction.

Uth Gammon Hall L. T. Townsend D.D John A. Rush Loyd Street Atlanta Lorenzo D. Williams Selma Ala Selma University Jerry B. Brooks Brandon Miss Meridian Academy Nathaniel F. Haygood Conyers Eugena i R. Gravelly Batesville Ark Philander Smith College Richard A. Cottingham Bennettsville Cy Claton University David B. Harston Hensley A. Atlanta Thomas J. Thompson Slow Ephriam J. Cox Harrison, Tenn Athens Academy William White Guthrie O. T. Texas High School Monroce N. Langston A.B Little Rock Samuel D. Willams

Phillips & Crew Co's Clearing Out Piano Sale Opens Big Discounts

Phillips & Crew Co announces its annual clearing out sale of pianos and organs at one quarter to one half off. The sale features upright and grand pianos from major makers with terms including $25 cash and 10 monthly payments, and ships nationwide. Models range from walnut cases to carved panels with prices from $135 to $334, plus used instruments and new organs offered at substantial reductions. Store located at Peachtree Street, urging early inspection to secure best selections.

Phillips & Crew Co South Kranich & Bach Ivers & Pond New England Hallett & Davis Autt Peachtree Atreet Erie Phillips & Crew

Nathan's Tea Cream and Sherbets Ad

Nathan's at 103 Peachtree offers unequaled cream and sherbets with Standard phone 1986.

Standard books sell at a tenth of worth by Miller Co.

A Georgia dealer notes a shift back to standard authors and reports a large stock of time tested books priced at a tithe of their worth. M. Miller Co. at 39 Marietta St. promotes the sale as a bargain for readers during the current trend.

Ays M. Miller Co Marietta St. Atante

Federal Court In Session Seeks Athens Branch

Illicit distilling cases were disposed of in the United States district court yesterday. Dar les pleaded guilty to breaking into the Athens post office on February 10 and stealing letters a gold bracelet and cash. Judge Newman sentenced him to three years in the state prison at Nashville and fined $100. Fred Rice got six months in Fulton county jail for breaking into the Kirkwood post office. The grand jury returned twenty seven indictments, mostly for one noggin shine variety. A large delegation of Prominent Athenians met court officials about locating a branch United States court in Athens.

United States District Court Will Reese Athens Newman Nashville Fred Rice Fulton County Kirkwood Federal Harrison Congress John Wanamaker Wanamaker Gainesville

Memorial Day Address Planned for Thomson

Philip Breitenbacher of Atlanta will deliver the Memorial Day oration in Thomson. The Ladies Memorial Association invited him. he has accepted. An excellent programme is arranged for Thomson’s celebration, promising unusual interest.

Philip Breitenbacher Atlanta Ladies’ Memorial Association of Thomson Breiten Bucher

LaGrange College announces junior and sophomore prize winners

The LaGrange Female College in Georgia released readers’ contest rankings for the junior and sophomore classes. Winners include Misses Benton Falalto Butler Davia Dempsey Farmer Halsey Lee Malory Barnard Nix Norman Quillian Tucker and others among LaGrange and nearby towns.

LaGrange Female College LaGrange LaGrange’ Female College Stella Benton Falalto Irene Butler Atlanta Luella Davia Woodbury Ernestine Dempsey Jackson Susie Farmer Louisville Emme Halsey Huntsville Ala Virdle Lee Enterprise Jessie Mallory West Point Mary Barnard Nix Pauline Norman Alpharetta Sarah Quillian Lilia ‘Tuck Athens Eudorge Bacon Buea Vista Annie Lou Barksdale Fort Deposit Roble Clifton Lyons Janie Cofer Elberton Lois Cotton Siinor Davenport Fairburn Leila Jernigan Greenesboro Edna Philpot Hoganeville Collie Paer Cleta Quillia Grange

Georgia Historical Society collection noted by Savannah group

The Georgia Historical Society’s Savannah chapter, led by Mrs Edward Karow, plans renewed efforts to read and publish volumes and letters in the society’s collection. Highlights include historical accounts, voyages to Georgia, letters from governors and colonial figures, and unpublished manuscripts. Readers seek genealogical inquiries and assist in tracing families like Goodall, Kemp, Walton, and Shivers through early Georgia history.

Georgia Historical Society Savannah Edward Karow Karow William Law South Carolina Georgia Francis Horn Great Britain James Jackson William Bacon Stevens Province of Colony of Fat, Telfair M. D Hugh Anderson M. B Douglass AcceWt Benjamin Hawkins United States General Oglethorpe Sir James Wright Lord Dartmouth James Wright Earl of Dartmouth Lord George Germain America Charles C. Jones, Jr Casimer Pulaski Richard .D. Arnold Savannah Library Association Charles C. Jones London The James Habersham Council of Safety Royal Patriot Assembly Samuel Wlbert John Martin Samuel Elbert Edward Telfair Wymberly Jones Yazoo Bethesda

Brown Family Lineage Highlights in Georgia History

Tracing eight generations of Browns from William Brown and Margaret Fleming, the article outlines a long lineage from Ireland to America, noting military service across Revolutionary and Civil War eras. It lists descendants including Joseph Brown, James L. Brown, and Governor Joseph E. Brown, with connections to Porter, Reese, and Broyles families, and mentions many Civil War veterans and local figures across Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Joseph Philadelphia Maryland Virginia North Carolna South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Joseph E. Brown State Senate Blue Ridge Old Capitol Supreme’ Court Aenat Varmer Yslythe Brown William Brown Margaret Fleming Ireland America Londonderry Harrisburg North Carolina Brownsville Tenn Wiliam Brown Moore Sevier Mackey Jackson New Orleans James L. Brown Fannie David Elizabeth James William Jane Robert Looney Memphis Jane Brown Porter Margaret Fiefe Insurance Companies Hig Son Woam Dorchester Kentucky Joseph Brown Willam Mary Porter Hugh Porter Violet Mackey Reese Porter Mary Columbus Miss James Telford Benjamin Godfrey George R. Brown Dalton Stephen A James M George C. Brown Ovid William L Gainesville Hammond Leache Whitman van Gilder J. J. Baker Ben Carter Dr. Brown Hugh Brown Mary Forter Brown Anna Broyles Nancy Dangerfield Rice Governor Brown George Brown Mary Porter Brown Miss Bell Milledgeville Erasmus Seneca Rush Montgomery Brown Robert Trippe Brown Violet Brown William Reid North Alfred Brown Reid Andrew Thompson Ed Cowan Wiliam Cowan William Porter Held Joseph Clayton Linton Dean Rome Phil Byrn Samuel C. “Dunlap Howard "Thompson James Thompson Dunlap Atlanta Whelchers Lucinda Garvin Robert Glenn John David Byrd John Byrd Eizabethrown James Reese Joseph Brown Mackey Reese William Brown Reese Supreme Court of Tennessee Samuel Martin Isaac Watkins Napoleon Bradford Mary Farrer Reese William Brazzleton Richard Jackson Andrew McKetchin John A Knoxville Hugh Wilberforce Gettys Athens Wallace Roggers W. A. Harrison Albert G. Watkins Calvin M. Orr Stokely D. Williams Reese W.' Evi Asheville, Ds Harriet Lucinda Sally Elza Abe Africa Tom Jarea Reese Anthony Jake Charles Sar Jane Gillespie Carolina John L Joseph P Jane G Vinorve Amelia Joshua Elihu Hall GC. Conkey M. M. Lane Mississippi J.J. Lindsay Thomas F Jemima Broyles Adam Broyles Nelly Chucky Jemima Brown Aaran Ebbenezer Edna Sally Rice Bedford County Joseph Therson Brown George Richmond John Mackey Brown Execuive Carroll Brown Belton Aaron Brown Turner Watkins John H. Boston Marietta James R. Brown Canton Frances Connally Joseph E Charles M Cora McCord Brown Elijah A.,jr Corrie Hoyt Mary Brown Joan- Lewis Brown Cartersville Joseph 5. Brown Mattie Brown McDaniel Lattimer A. C. Trimer Arnold Nash Noah Hadens Horton George H. Foote Greenville George 0. Wies Colorado Montague Arthur Boyd Nah Margaret van Wryck Lockhardt Joseph’ Brown Dr. Weir Ferdenand Natt Sevier Rufus Reeves South Caroline Bhe Joseph Grisham John Grisham Martha Halbert Shock William Halbert Elizabeth Hil Bouthette Waa Mary Lo “Mra Mary _ ve Steele Wil Steels Ham Ste and Hather Aaio Violet Siexan Lexander Mecklenberg Joseph Tove Augusta County

Weather Roundup and Editorial Change in Columbus Ga

A dated weather list shows many U S cities with varied conditions including clear rain and cloudy skies. An editor change is announced as J B Marel notes B I Daniel becomes editor of The Evening Ledger in Columbus Ga.

Abbcene Augusta Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chattanooga Chicago Gineinnati Corpus Chricti el Ar Detroit Dodge City Galveston Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville Memphis Mobile Montgomery New Orleans New York Norfolk North Platte Omaha Palestine Raleigh Rapid City St. Louis Paul Savannah Tampa Vicksburg Wilmington Columbus, Ga B. ‘I. Daniel Enquirer-Sun Evening Ledger

Local political candidate announcements and primaries

Several candidate notices for state and local offices in Georgia. Names include Clark Howell, Morris Brandon, Porter Ing, John M. Blaton, Amos Fox, and Eugene R. Black, with references to Democratic primaries in May 1900 and sheriffs and solicitors campaigns in Fulton County and Atlanta.

State Senate Clark Howell House of Representatives Morris Brandon Fullon County Porter Ing Fulton County John M. Blaton Sherif Amos Fox H. N. Blount Dan Perkerson A. W. Hit J.¥. Barnes John B. Jett Sid Holland B. EF. Buresett Register Now Futton County A. J. Shrochire P. ‘Thomas Josh Tye J. J. Fain A. Goldsmith W. C. Tolbert M J.T Jones John We iPlece Solicitor Criminal Court Yam Mracifar The Criminal Court of Atlanta John Corrigan Eugene R. Blace

Resignation in Havana Reveals Culture and Industry Post Burst

Fragmentary report from Havana on April 4 notes Gene resigns as head of culture and industry under governor guidance. Indicates he will run for a political letter. The resignation appears amid disagreements within administration and creates a vacancy to be filled.

Bryan Chicago Affita Kan The Times Mel Lse Campas William J. Gryan Havana Gene Culture, Industry Gence

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