Georgia Day Observance Celebrated in Savannah
Georgia Day activities in Savannah include a public meeting at the House of Representatives with Georgia flags, an invocation by Dr. W. Vandrum, and readings on Georgia history. Edmund W. Martin presides as students from Boys High School and High School plan patriotic exercises, orations, and musical numbers to honor Georgia’s past.
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Danygh
State Capitol
House of Representatives
Georgia
WW. Vandrum
History of
Edmund W. Martin
Oglethorpe
WG. Chintian
Savannah
Frofesgur
Wurm
W. Martin
Wil
Siaton
Witulis Phaclave
Essor
Blutun
Schgul
Tima
Miss Wallace's Report Shows Library Growth in Atlanta
Carnegie gifts and annual report details reveal Atlanta's Carnegie library expansion. The fourth year highlights income, expenditures, cataloging progress, new volumes, circulation, and efforts to improve reference and children's services amid growing borrower numbers.
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Carnegie
Atlanta
Carnegicee Library
Misgune Wallace
Abrarka
Andrew Periodicals
Ineentals
Advel Ui
Erie Railroad to issue 10 million 4 percent bonds
New York February 11 directors authorize 10 million of 4 percent yearly bonds convertible into common stock after April 1905. Bonds secured by mortgage on property, with provisions for further issuances up to 50 thousand. Proceeds for improvements and equipment. Also securities approved for listing and wage talks at Santa Fe system.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Jott
Siee
J. P. Morgan & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Chicugs
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Manhattan Railway Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Rio Grands Western Railway Company
Syear
I Lands
Hartan
Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Company
United Rail Company
Georgia’s First Free Public Library Report Summary
A Georgia public library reports ten months of operation with 24 307 volumes circulated 114 234 volumes borrowed by 10 7 readers and 20 000 reference room visitors. The staff of six includes one graduate of a library training school with monthly meetings and staff rotation. The facility is elegant with modern equipment and thorough cataloging, but buy and rebinding of new or worn books lag. aims include evening hours, renewed cooperation with schools, increased membership, and a stronger library spirit.
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Wwe
Burruwes
Blink
Insanaice
NCORS
Aserase Daly
Wee AG Vaargese Daly
Marek
United States
Brrar
Circolating Department
Conpress
Ute
Washington
Aise
Guy Gibtary
Prebto
Noe
Buna
War ‘Taw-fang
Iitte Cuistogue
Muste
Alstory
Furnis Lre
Army and Navy
Flower Gardens
Thomas Nelson Page
Hiss
Young Men's Christid Association
Anon
Lane
Hilary
Whem
Pheodore Roosevelt
Uncle Remus
Carnegie Library of
Pitsburg
Eittsburs
State of Georgia
Iself
Esprit de Corps
American Library Association
Boston
Lbrarian
Pltusburg
Iour
NEW DIRECTORS CHOSEN FORTH NATIONAL BANK BOARD
Officers of the Fourth National Bank elected a new board of directors at a meeting yesterday. The list includes W. P. Inman, George W. Blabon, Jam W. English, J. W. Inman, alpert Steiner, H. C. Stockdell, J. R. Gray, Joseph Hirsch, J. K. Ottley, 3. Hopkins, Dan H. Harris, C. Peters, J. D. Turner, John A. Miller, J. W. English Jr., and W. D. Bilis. The trial of Dr. J A Alexander on grave robbing charges in Indianapolis adjourned to tomorrow for jury deliberation.
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Fourth National Bank
Meeiing
Fourth Naional Bank
W. P. Inman
George W. Blabon
Jam W. English
J. W. Inman
Alpert Steiner
H. C. Stockdell
J. R. Gray
Joseph Hirsch
J. K. Ottley
Hopkins
Dan H. Harris
C. "Peters
J.D. Turner
John A. Miller
J. W. English, Jr
W. D. Bilis
Tomorro
Indianapolis
Ind
J. A. Alexander
Chacmen
Knights To Hold Meeting In Atlanta Commandery
Eminent Commander WW M Slaton of Atlanta commandery Knights Templars calls a meeting for tomorrow night at 8 o clock in the hall at 21-2 North Broad Street. Tonight's session was postponed to tomorrow.
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Atlanta Commandery
WW. M. Slaton
Knights Templar
Snowstorm Halts Salt Lake City Business and Travel
Eight inches of snow blankets Salt Lake City and surrounding regions, stopping streetcar traffic and disrupting commerce. The storm rolls across Southern Idaho, Western Wyoming, and Northern Utah, with trains on all lines delayed or halted as authorities cope with continued heavy snowfall.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Cty
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Valentine Card Shop Ad From Atlanta Era
Valen tines Fine Art Novelties Plain Cards Comics and all kinds in the greatest variety Prices to suit everybody John Dr Miller Company No 29 Martella St Atlanta a.
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John Dr. Miller Company
Martella
St. Atlanta
Low Rate Excursion Tickets To Gulf Coast Cities
Central of Georgia Railway announces low rate excursion tickets to Pensacola Mobile Asia and New Orleans for Mardi Gras celebrations. Includes convenient schedules and passenger service. For details contact any company agent or W H Figs traveling passenger agent 16 Wall street Atlanta GA.
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Pensacola
Fla
Mobile Asia
New Orleans
Central of Georgia Railway
W. H. Figs
Wail Street
Atlanta, Ga
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Chicago
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Wnpapet
San Franciesco
Cal
Louisville
M. Y
Financial and Industrial
Topeka
Kans
Webrusty
IL Morrissey
Bromne
Mexico
Mexico City
el Imparcial
Clearing House Association
Adams Express
Adams Express Company
Yerkes
White
Lonton United Tramways Company Today
Charles T. Yerkes
Guchco Manufacturing Company
Trowiing
Roa
Kimball House
Wail St
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
England
Pine Street
Pani He Company
Rosses
Errats
Oil Insurance Commissioner
State OF
County OF
A. F. Lusee
Norwich Criss
Thomas A. Cod
Guy Carpenter
Atlanta-Ansury
Lipscomb & Jerome
Atlania
Brary
Schga
Maude Bush
Seciete Francaise
Rockey St. Catcago, DL
Valentines
Leatherman
Selene
J. Aleatherman
I. de
Albuquerque
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Morris
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Mortis
Ieader
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