Georgians Visit Washington Park Delegation Arrives in D C
A Georgia party led by Governor Terrell and attended by Claiborne Howshu and other state leaders visited Washington. The Georgian delegation met with prominent southerners, enjoyed meals at New Washington and Cleveland Park, and planned a formal reception amid attention from their hosts and local officials.
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Cleveland Park
Washington Times
Georgi
Gerne
Washington
Waishin
Terrell
Ta Tata
Tiether
Georgia
Eli
Bng
Vernons
Wes
Hardwich Vongresamanaiegt
Genth
Ind
Georgia Delention
Ty Omase
Tettellusa Va
Wailllirt
Gt Rrorrel
Aly Trun
Georgia Sowers
A Pleasant Occasion at Miss Perry’s West Pouchoise
A social afternoon and evening gathering honors Miss Perry at her West Pouchois home. Estelle and Dust Stewart host a reception with white organdy crepe attire, blue and black net gowns, and a large guest list. Attendants include Jenna English Nan du Bignon Ada Alexander Florence Jamson and many prominent local families. The event features decorative rooms, a dancing program, and a Nine o’ Clock German Club evening on February 16 with about sixty couples and chaperones Mrs Calhoun and Mrs George Dexter.
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Estelle
Ueate Enen
Olga Crepe Wiss
Fielle Stewart
Hsue
Daisy Stewart Wit
Princess Goan
Reveang
Jenna English
Nan du Bignon
Ada Alexander
Florente Jamson
Louise Gat
Nita Blach
Sarah Bee
Tucy Harrison
Helen Crew
Jennie Modies
Barbara Adair
Kimball
Ragan
Sarah Kenan
Wills Ragan
Peachtree Street
Dany
Misa Alexander Wise Calhoun
Powes
Kenan
Collie
Alexander
William Qwens
Kenans
Dancy
Harrison
George W Harrison
Lucie Harrison
Corral
Avantas
D Harrison
Ruth Hallman
Malaga
Marion Speer Engaged to Mr Heyward Jr of Charleston
Macon Georgia February announces the engagement of Marion Speer daughter of Mrs Emory Speer of Macon to Andrew H Heyward Jr of Charleston South Carolina. The wedding is planned for early spring and the two families, among the years-long social circles, are notable.
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Iiss
Marion Speer
Heyward
Acon GA
Mcial
Emory Speer
Macon
Marion
Andrew H Heyward Jr
Charleston
Marion Sherwood Speer
Macon, GA
Andrew H. Heyward, Jr
Charleston, S
Miss Elliott Entertains A Birthday Party At Home
Agnes Randolph hosted a lively birthday gathering at her Forrest Avenue home with a large group of young ladies from the neighborhood. Guests enjoyed a progressive card game, lunch, and elegant chatter, with prizes awarded for top play and handwriting.
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Miss Elliott
Iss Effie Flicst
Fumie Ster
Topruars
Aseiste Lin
Miss Matta Iter
Ammg
Holtemur
Marg
Ll Grice Sewell Jordin Ozlern
Aernels Ve Gee Tumpkin
Annie Cik Rate Gol
Baghy Lumetel Tc
Thrash Henderson Pett Voan
Ante Woon
Clarke Perry Witte Puree Ta Perris Radel Bertha Envntt Wewrs Im
Perrott Cheeter Seawreht
Niy Hoorvtici
Seawright Wiilain
Wii Fell Johnson Toogler
Vwtt Thaurnien Herren ‘Young Ricerds m ‘Jenny Baker Banks
Sleed Owens
TSS
Agnes Randolph
Mre Hollins Randolph
Forrest Avenue
Tighteen
Young
Handel Eoenre
Mies
Ruth Hallman
Mo Jackson
Ani Vis
Rarties
Randolph
Randolph van Inch
Macon
John Taylor
John Conklin
Son Lalhoin
Miss Schofield
Rosair Tlowell
Howell Names The Committee For Delegates Entertainment
Post aldermanic approval of $500 for the National Conference of Charities and Corrections delegates, Mayor Howell unveils the full committee to manage entertainment. The list includes many named officials and civic leaders with Mrs Wesde Peters Blick chairing the ladies’ committee.
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Counciln
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Howell
Freel
Wesde Peters ‘Blick
Major Howell
T GD
Toengian
Ager
Wngish
Minis
Allinso
Preston Fo
Arkuriett
Foke Smith
Os R Thompson
Ward
G Bronehton
Bradley Bishon
Nelann
Thornton
Carter
Averitt
Gray
Nelson
Halderby
Inman
Io Lowry HO
Schiesinger
OR Joyner
Joseph Hirech
JD Maisny
Nixon
D Turner
M_ Terrell
Clark Howell
J Narthen
Paul Romare
Shedden
Woods White
H Cabaniss
Eagan
Gunn
Spalding
Landrum Rabb
Duid Mara Rey
Witmer Jacob Hans
Theron Rice
George W
Parratt
George HM
Gay
Pope
Stele
Peters Frank P Rice
John H Ottles
Pest Jonn
Grant Frank Hawsons
Kontz
Frank Beck
Charles Wo
Byia
Alonzo Monk
E Doumain
Jonn
E White
D Forrest
T Dorsey L
Gholstin
R Hammond Joi Hin
J Hicker
George Wo
Scoville
Jackson J
J Maddox
George Muse
John A
Miller Wilmer
Moore
Natting
Ora Nonna Mo Rich
Stoukdell
Stewart
P Stevens
Wrenn
Thompson
Cooper Tos Turner
Foreman Milton Dargin
Paxon Charles
Hugh Willer
Cosgrove
David Woodward
Candler
William Isaac Liebman Hon
MW Candler
Jacob Khilsas
Oscar Eleas
Ro Winship
John Mo Slaton
Siount
Free Books Wanted Ad Sparks Cloth-Hound Trade
A fragment from The Constitution advertises free books and a cloth-hound trade offer. The brief note invites readers to trade a handsome cloth-hound for books, indicating a barter request in the reader’s market.
Era of Progress and Prosperity describes Atlanta industries
The New York Sunday Sun from January 1903 highlights Atlanta Georgia as a center of rapid industrial and resource development. It emphasizes progress, prosperity, and a favorable business climate, praising local efforts and leaders shaping the city’s growth. The piece frames Atlanta as a model of economic advancement.
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Atlanta, Ga
New York Sunday Sun
Citz
Lee John Wooller Company
Marletta Street
Atlanta Ga
Various Social Attendances Mark Nashville Visitor Notes
Local society notices detail departures and visits among Nashville residents and guests. Names include Mire C Jackson, Mrs G Meriwether, Mery Dr M Gother Misa Rosa Stacks, Eloise Cocke, Ceussie Gilvert, Leona Patterson, Alma Salbide, Mrs WW Walton, Mrs E H Philling, Mamie Erwin, Leona Patterson, George Stles, W P Patillo, Julia Porter, Martha Glover, Helen Cook, Byron Bowe, Yennie English, and Abbie Atilla. Events cover box parties, dinners, and guest visits in Atlanta and nearby cities with multiple guests arriving or departing.
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Mamie Erwin
Leona Patterson
Bainbridge Go
George Stles
Birmingham
P Patillo
G Sage
State libraries to hold more Georgia history books
Georgia will expand county school libraries with additional state history and biography for supplementary reading. State School Commissioner Merritt has asked the Habersham Chapter D A R to compile a list of suitable titles, with Mies Hornady coordinating suggestions seeking value in line with the initiative.
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Georgia
W B Merritt
Joseph Habersham
A. R
Habersham
Mies Hornady
Veteran Ninety six Walks to Draw Pension in Raleigh
Special report from Raleigh cites Daniel Wallace, age ninety six, walking 23 miles to claim his pension. He enlisted in the U S army in 1846 and served in the Mexican War, remaining until 13 years after the Civil War. At age 9? years he married a girl 20 but later divorced.
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Raleigh
N C
Daniel Wallace
Hale
sReleigh
United States Army
Eivil
Wallace
Petition to repave Peters Street segment in Atlanta
Notice states a petition to repave Peters Street between Walker Street and the junction with Pu k Street with asphalt has been filed with Atlanta officials. It is signed by owners of over half the abutting property and approved by the city engineer and public works commissioner. The measure, including cost and potential remission of assessments, will be addressed at the February 18 1903 regular meeting of the city council in the council chamber at 3 pm.
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City of Atlanta
Peters Street
Walker
Peters Strents
Commissioner of Public Works
Soci City
Regiol
General Council
Gud City
Council
J _C&eMPBEL
City of
Atlanta
Petition to repave Peachtree Street in Atlanta
A petition from the city council and property owners requests repaving a section of Peachtree Street from Whitehall Street to the intersection with Dilis streets, with Ismalt. It is approved by the city engineer and public works commissioner and ties to an ordinance for cost assessment and collection. The matter will be considered at 3 PM on Monday February 19, 1999 in the council chamber.
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Mate and General Council
City of
Atlanta
Peachtree
Whitehall Street
Peachtree and
Dilis
Treet
Puhlic Works
W J Campbell
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Paul Golismi
OD Harper
Inman Primett Inn
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PH Wirkland J
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Melons
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Llenry Keves
Cleveland
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Watins Club
Mets
Angutuy
Young Mary Christians Socation
Ruby Wey
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Wasa Inatyn
Ry & A
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Orgit Avenue
Ingiakim
J R Whittleey
Wits
Jacksonville
W Denton
Abes Pus
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Misses Pfotille
Daisy Stewart
Waly Ragan
Noth Carolina
Way DuBignin
Swanish
Peeples
Florida
Josie Stockdell
Mia Mark B Lewis
Los Angeles
Tila
Algat
Alabama
Misa Touise Prudue
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Vesta Boynton
George Hamilton Boynton
Aliss
Caroline Clarrison
Tennessee
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Henry S Jackson
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Mire C Jackson
Nashville Tonn
G Meriwether
Down
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Mery
Dr M Gother
Misa Rosa Stacks
Savannaha
Percy Ketchum
Abercorn Street
Eee
Misa Eloise Cocke
Ceussie Gilvert
Senoia Ga
Dawson Ga
Alma Salbide
Newnan
Mia HC Tisher
Windsor Street
Tee
WW Walton
N Memphia
E H Philling
Martha Glover
Miss
Herbert Manson
Yesterda
George Jennings
Misa Julia Porter
Bizeié Schoheid
Wesley Doughty
Mark Lewis
Montgomery
Ala
le Grand Howell
California
City
Evan P Howell
Helen Cook
AW Hil
John Rommell
Philadelphia
Edward Peters
Byron Bowe
Bainbridge
Yennie English
Trmrt
Abbie Atilla
Harry Owsley
Nina Holliday
Georgia Day Committee
Joseph Habershem
Daughters of the American Revolution
Qinden Street
Wes Fosl
Atlanta Bagey CO
Georgian
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Sra
Eiseman & Weil Outfitters
Whitehall St
Baylight Corner
Andy
Chas
Yurner
Langler
Abercrombla
Douglassille
Beters St
Turner, Langley & Abercrombe
the Dearborn, Jr
Piper
Fielder & Pllen
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Office Outfitters
Peachtree St
Atlanta Phonograph Company
AQAIR
Boaia
F. Rosa Monnish
W. A Monnish
Charles W. Crankshaw
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