Huger named Georgia's delegate for Lafayette monument in Paris
John W. Huger of Atlanta is appointed by Governor Candler as Georgia’s personal representative at the Lafayette monument exercises in Paris this July. His brother Francis Kinloch Huger joins later, added to the U S commission by President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Huger
Allen C Candler
Paris
Georgia
Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
John W Huger
Europe
Francis Kinloch Huger
McKinley
United States Commission
Union
Lafayette
National Commission
France
United States
Carolina
Charleston
Candler
John W Wager
Eric Boltman
Olmutz
Huger
England
Marquis de la
la Fayette Monument
Austria
Letter to Huger From General Lafayette in 1787
General Lafayette writes in Hamburg on December 17 1787 to Francis Huger praising his friend for risking harm during captivity and thanking him for his aid and courage. He recounts fears for Hugers safety and gratitude for family support while detailing hopes for recovery and future reunion.
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General Lafayette
Francis Huger
Olmutz
Bollman
Vienne
Latoue Maubourg
Jucy
Sptember
Houlstemm
Denmark
Republi
Music Teachers Meeting Plans Committees for Convention
The Young Men's Christian Association hosted a meeting of Santa and Southern Music Teachers' Association members yesterday. Despite bad weather, attendees formed plans for the upcoming Southern Music Teachers' convention in June. President Joseph Maclean urged Atlanta musicians to gather next Saturday at 3 30 p.m. to hear committee reports on appointment programme advertisement finance transportation and membership. A large attendance is requested.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Santa
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
Southern Music Teachers’ Convention
Joseph Maclean
Atlanta
Bruffey’s Mother in Lynchburg Condition Alarms Family
Edward C Bruffey of The Constitution was summoned to Lynchburg Virginia last night due to his mother’s serious illness. He departed on the 11 o clock train. Friends in this city hope her health improves quickly.
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Edward C Bruffey
The
Constitution
Lynchburg
Yeaca
Missing Boy Harold Eastman Describes Appearance and Talents
A missing boy, Harold F. Eastman, 14, would pass for 17 or 18, described as light complexioned with blue eyes and brown hair. He plays piano, favoring Clayton's Grand March and Old Kentucky Home, and may be seeking his mother. last seen near Dr. Chan A. Eastman, 460 Washington St, Brighton, Mass.
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Harold F. Eastman
Clayton
Kentucky
Ryder
Jemray
Chan A. Eastman
Washington Bt
Brighton, Mans
Political maneuvering stirs ward council race chatter
Candidates from multiple wards consider entering the race as J W Peacock and others attract support. John Reed, Mike Riley, Henry Rowland, E H Thornton, WP Hill, Hugh Inman, H Cabanics, J R Smith, Dr J L Tephews and Major Livingston Vine are discussed as possible contenders with pressure from supporters and voters. Governor Northen has not announced plans, while Blackburn promises a decision by Wednesday.
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Counci
John Reed
Peacock
Wirship Machine Works
Mike Riley
Kenry Rowland
E H Phornton
Hill
Hugh 1 Inman
Cabanics
Inigan
Stephens
Bor
J R Smith
Deuba
Livingston Vine
Ciudiaire
Urest
Tay
Ile
Northen
Livn
M Blackburn
Death of Judge Campbell of Atlanta at 74
Judge John G Campbell a prominent early settler with deep ties to Atlanta died at his daughter Mrs Wallace Newman’s residence on Wet Harrison street after a long illness. He was seventy four and had lived in Atlanta six to seven years and leaves eight children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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John G Campbell
Wallace
Newman
Judge Campbell
J Bela Campbell
George D Campbell
Atlanta
William P Campbell
Opelika
Bessie Campbell
Augusta Edward Campbell
Tate
Peer Smith
Chicago
Eugene Campbell
Canton
Andi
Wallace T Newman
Suit Over Damaged Race Horse Seeks 100 Damages
Local item reports Arnold & Arnold filed suit in city court against Southern Railway claiming 100 damages from a July 17 shipment of a race horse valued at 1000 from Baltimore to Atlanta that allegedly died due to neglect en route.
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Horner
Arnold & Arnold
Southern Railway Company
Baltimore
Atlanta
Woodward Avenue
Mary E Bean
Peruna praised by Belva Lockwood and others for catarrh relief
The letter from Belva Lockwood lauding Peruna as a remedy for cold catarrh hay fever and nervous fatigue is cited alongside testimonials from other women including Mrs Hannah Bennett and Mrs J Ballard. Doctors claim catarrh can affect any organ and pelvic catarrh is common. Health and Beauty advice offered free to women by The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Hannah J Bennett
Belva
Lockwood
Hartman
Perundome
T J Ballard
Lureka Springs
Alwiss
Ark
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus Ghia
New Detectives Looney and Barrett Open City Office
Dave Looney and Tom Barrett, famed private investigators, have opened an office in the Elgin Building Rooms 3M and 12. They announce extensive secret service connections across eastern and western cities and pledge thorough cataloging, photo, and scrapbooking work to support investigations and aid local police.
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Dave Looney
Tom Barrett
Mer
Ou Teaus
Elttun
Rouma
Credky
Essih
Imm
Cit
Looney and Barrett
Virety
Missing Atlanta youth John Lee Hawkins sought by family
John Lee Hawkins, son of A 1 Lee of Atlanta, disappeared after leaving a Georgia farm near Georgetown. His brother requests any information be sent to Norin Foysth Street. No further details available.
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John Lee Hawkins
1 Lee
Atlanta
Hawkins
Geirertesn
Ulana
JB Lee
John Lee Hawkin
So Or
Nori Fo Syth Sreet
Death of John Branner Former Atlantan in Arizona
John Branner, long time Atlantan and former assistant to the Atlanta National Bank, died in Tucson after a lung illness. Intelligence of his death reached Atlanta Tuesday. A temporary interment will be held in Tucson with burial to follow in Atlanta once arrangements are completed.
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Arizona
Jha Bracner
Pranner
Alinta Na Fonal
Tucson
Lranner
J Carry
Payne
College of Optics in Atlanta Cites Keen Coursework
Fragmentary OCR note describes a College of Optics in Atlanta with Keflam & Moores overseeing optical instruction. Mentions comprehensive instruction in theoretical questions and carefully closed mechanical copies. References are unclear but place and organizations named.
No Blooms Now in Houston as 1899 Freeze Attacks Fruit Trees
The Home Journal notes peach pear and plum trees bloomed early in February 1899 but three days later a heavy snowstorm hit, the worst in twenty years, leaving no sign of fruit blossoms currently. The piece records the fragile link between warm spells and subsequent frosts harming orchard yields.
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Houston
Home Journal
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Ceorcia
Governor Candler
Uaveling of America
Vienna
Thomas Pinckney
South Carolina
Hugers
Chaleee
Hugerana
Otmutz
Rollman
Akin
Olmut
Marquis de Lifayette
America
Campe
Great Britain
Virginia Land Carolina Chemical Company
Hunter
Potts Thompson Liguorco
Aganta
Music Teachers’ Meeting
ED Bruffey
III
John
Reed
Third Ward
J. W. Peacock
Mims
Morthen
L. P. Stephens
Smith, Inman
J. M. Stephens
Campbell
Cherry Street
Jerome Jones
Federation of Trades
Federation Hall
Buiding
Forsyth Street
H. E. Smith
Louisville
Women OF the
Relyi La¢Hwas
DP Cs
Peruna Medianempany
Pelton
St Ambons Avenue
St Paul “Minn
Woneser
NEW Detective Bureau
John Branner
Tucker
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