Death of W H Barry of Augusta Georgia
Obituary notes the death of W H Barry a longtime Augusta resident in his ninety fourth year. He served in early Georgia history, helped relocate Native Americans, lived in Dalton and Atlanta, and later resided with his daughter Mrs Whitney in Augusta. Funeral services are set at 8 o clock this afternoon from Mrs Mary Barry's home at 113 Washington and burial will be in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
Whitnes
Augusta
Bony
Jane Creek
Slater
Barry
Chaltongaounty
United Sates
Dalton
Atnla
Atlanta
John A. Bary
Mra Whitney
Central Presbytery Church
Mir Barry
Wing Barrya
Whitney
Mary = Bary
Washington Street
Oakland Cemetery
John
Robert
Andrew
Charles
Frank
John Whitney
Theron H Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
St Barry
Georgia
Hietrapress Tumalus
Holiday excursion tickets offered by Western and Atlantic
The Western and Atlantic Railroad offers cheap holiday excursion tickets for schools and colleges from December 23 to 25 and December 30 to January 3, 1904, with a return by January 4 1904. Tickets require certification from superintendents or presidents of participating institutions. Inquiries may be made at Western and Atlantic offices or by writing to CHIWMARAN, AWs ARR, Atlanta, Ga.
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Potomac
St Mo
Western
Atlanta
Chiwarman
AWS
Atlanta Orchestra Association plans first winter concert
At a meeting of the executive committee five hundred season tickets have been sold and over three thousand single tickets. The first concert is slated for December 18 at 3 30 pm in the tabernacle Luckie Street after failing to secure Grand Opera House. Mrs Corrinne Moore Lawson will sing with the forty piece orchestra. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at Cable Piano Company on Whitehall Street.
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Atlanta Orchestra Association
Bidwell
Atlanta
Atlante Orchestra
Cox College
Agnes Scott
Tabernacle
Luckle Atroat
Grand Opera House
Mirs
Corrinne Moore Lawson
Mrrs Lawson
Brillant
Cable Piano Company
Whitehall Street
Arrest Trouble at Holland Boarding House Spills Over
Officer Tibbs faced a tense arrest at 27 Auburn Avenue when Mrs. Voorhees allegedly blocked entry and shook a fist as John McKee, a negro boy, was caught stealing wood and coal from Benjamin Brown. Brown reported a noise under his house, leading Tibbs to pursue the suspect. Voorhees later filed a complaint alleging rude treatment. McKee was released on a $100 bond arranged by Mrs. Voorhees.
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Tibbs
Holland
Auburn Avenue
F. A. Voorhees
Mra. Voorhees
Dorsey
Benjamin M. Brown
John McKee
The
Brown
John McKea
McKea
Voorhees
Voorhass
Lnter
Jennings
Mr. Brown
Police Board
Man Found Dead Under Peters Street Viaduct After Reported Push
Robert Harris, a Black man, was found under the Peters Street viaduct near 6:30 exposing a broken neck. Police say two other Black men shoved him from the bridge. Coroner to hold an inquest at 11 o'clock at Undertaker Howards on Piedmont avenue.
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Robert Harris
Peters Street
Harris
Officera Goodeon
Mann
Ilaclock
Buy Early for Holiday Selections at Buch Book Co
Early shoppers are urged to take advantage of a broad selection of holiday gifts at Buch Book Co. in Whitehall, highlighting timely availability of popular titles and seasonal merchandise.
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Buch] Book Co
A& Whiltehall
Thea Colombian Book Co
Whitehall St
Workers' Smoker at the Piedmont Hotel Heralds Union Milestone
The Constitution held a four page souvenir smoker at the Piedmont hotel to celebrate the mechanical departments duties. The event honored 200000 twenty four page weeklies 100000 sixteen page sunny Souths and 62000 eighty four page Sunday Constitutions printed without a single advertisement placed until late in production. T J Kelly organized the program featuring speech by Roby Robinson and Clark Howell with a poem recitation by Frank L. Stanton and a cartoon. A four page miniature paper served as the event program and included a menu of sandwiches and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Hotel
Mood Fellowship
Howell
New York
Associated Frees
T. J Kelly
Constizution
Pebruoty
Linotype
Roby Robinson
Ed Clark Howell
Constitution
Lily’ Turner
R L Whites
W C. Handerson
J. C. Méscéleton
George Scarratt
W W. Gates
J Harris Stort
Edward White
John Corrigan
Frank L. Stanton
Knights of Columbus Atlanta Council to hold annual meeting
Atlanta council No. 680 Knights of Columbus will hold its annual meeting tomorrow night in Marietta and Peach Tree streets hall. Officers to be elected include Grand Knight Thomas F Corrigan and Deputy Grand Knight Joseph F Burke, with mass attendance and rosary to follow. A fine of one dollar may be imposed for absence. annual reports will be presented by officers.
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Atlanta
Counci
Knights of Columbus
Order
Carper Marletta
Peachtree
Atants Council
Thomas F Corrigan
Joseph F Burke
Charles J Gavan
O M. Verley
Peter F Clarke
John J Satzky
Dan Carey
John Gunn
Jack J. Spalding
J. Carroll Payne
Atlanta Council
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Corrigan
Council
Ovation Given the Soldiers at Fort McPherson
Fort McPherson soldiers gave a warm ovation to the Sixteenth Infantry after their 11 to 0 victory over the Seventh Cavalry at Chickamauga Park. The reception included the band, Chinese lanterns, and a gate welcome, with a formal post-hotel celebration planned. Colonel Butler D. Price highlighted athletic support at Fort McPherson.
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Fort McPherson
Ita
Chickamauga Park
Seventh Cavalry
Sixteenth Infantry
Butler D. Price
Sixteenth
Hart McPherson
Piedmont Park
Chickamajuga
Price
Hand Painted China at The Columbian Book Co
DR LANDRUM IN AUGUSTA preached Dedicatory Sermon of New First Baptist Church There Yesterday. Dr Ww Landrum, pastor, preached the dedicatory sermon. Augusta yesterday Jameson, secretary of the Baptist state mission board, occupied the pulpit both services. Landrum began his ministry at Augusta in the First Baptist Church, his first charge, and served about fifteen years.
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New First Baptist Church
W Landrum
First Baptist Church
Augusta
Jameson
Baptist State Mission Board
Landrum
Lendrum
Bu e h Book Co. Fancy Stationery and Christmas Cards
Bu ehl Book Co advertises fancy stationery calendars standard disfries and Christmas cards located at 69 Woltehall offering a selection for the 1904 season and holiday needs.
Desperate Gwinnett prisoner shot by detective in Riverside
Detective Kilpatrick, guarding Joe Porter in Buford area Riverside, fired a shot when Porter drew a knife during arrest. Porter, wanted on two Gwinnett warrants for gaming and illegal liquor, was wounded in the leg and later bonded. Porter, described as highly dangerous, faced renewed surveillance after the incident.
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Joe Porter
Gwinnett County
Kilpatrick
Sanford
Riverside
Buford
Corne
Porter
Lanford
Hipatrick
Fragmentary ad listing large print items and buyers
An unclear notice mentions Christ man cards calendars and children's books for sale with salt smears and large purchasers. The text references a $766 amount and names Buehl Bobk Co, but details are unreadable and fragmented.
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Christman Cards
Uie
Buehl Bobk Co
Woodruff May Quit Football From Georgia Star To Leave Field
The Georgia quarterback Woodruff, star of the team, may not play next season as his father intends to retire his football days. His absence would be a severe blow after a season marked by his splendid work and leadership. Notable is his memorable 10 yard dash after a 43 yard catch against Auburn that set up a Georgie touchdown.
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Woodruff
Georgia
America
Auburn
Stright
Georgie
Trail card game promotion from The Columbian Book Co
Seven new games in one pack offer fun science and education value. Describes best card game achievement and price 50 cents with gilt edge 76 cents. Published by The Columbian Book Co located at 4 Whitehall Street.
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the Columbian Book Co
Whitehall St
Desperate Burglar Dives Through Glass to Flee Police
A burglar at B. A. Moore's store on East Hunter Street in an early morning escape attempt leaped through a plate glass door. Patrolman Cooper fired three shots, the burglar fled onto the sidewalk as townsfolk watched, and Cooper pursued the fleeing suspect through the streets.
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Cooper
B. A
Ofcer Cooper
Pup
Prison cell deal ends in betrayal in a grim ransom tale
In a police station drama likened to a Damon and Pythias tale, two white prisoners Gazaway and Bates plotted a cash bond swap. Gazaway loans Bates 375 of his 411, Bates promises to fetch the rest and return to free Gazaway. Bates exits with Gazaway’s money and never returns, leaving Gazaway to face the bonds and a failed investment.
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Damon and Pything
Gateway
Will Bates
Gazaway
Bates
Damon and Pythian
Gasawey
Gasewars
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Yel Cnowe Mlantan
Es Moore
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York County
Vna
Miss Crook
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Charles Moore Barry
Mrs. Voorhees
Dava
Mater & Berkele, Jewelers
Whiteball Street
Dood Fellowship
Pickets
Olives Union
Cigara
Cofres
Clark Howall
E Haring
Garrett
Constitution Force
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Esop
St Ip
Willewall
China
Columbian Book Co
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DR. Landrum
Buehl Book CO
Trust Company OF
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Detective Kilpatrick
Waltham
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Hass
ZYRA
Homestead
New Orisene
Myberry
Hornep
Duncan
Mausfr
Rainland
Croker
Carl Wlsey
Ihfrefore
BASIT
Mall
Wed
Thor
J. E. Warde
New Orleans
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Dr. Deimel
Deimel
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
Hess Shoes
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