Georgians Seek Civilian Posts in New Gulf Department
Washington dispatch reports Georgia delegation receiving many civilian job applications tied to the new military department of the Gulf. Rep Adamson notes expected transfers within the service rather than new openings, with some posts at laborer level. The piece also covers rural free delivery inspector increases and projected routes, plus Colonel Quinn's report on Oconee river improvements from Dublin to Skull Shoals.
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Washington
Georgia
Military Department of the Gulf
Adamson
War Department
Department of the Gulf
Clay
Ffteen
Fuica
Congress
Colon Quinn
Oconee
Dublin
Skull Shoals
Quinn
Milledgeville
Skull
Colo
Bloul Taheial Gillespie
Gustave M. Terpit
Marine Hospital
Servic
Lizzie Hamilton
Buford
North
Carolin
Edutin
Morris Mockville
Mary A. Timberlake
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Willam A Cassidy
Lenoft City
Senate
Benjamin PF. Gay
Smithfield
Snow Hornit
Newayen
Conn
Geod
Mrnday
Atimisaria Pitrans
Waa
Hach
Business Change at Elberton Lindon Ga
January 4 special Captain W H E Adame longtime senior member of the firm retires after disposing of his interest in the OK to Louis F O Adams who will lead the business. Captain Adams is a colonel in the Third Georgia regiment and enjoys strong support among political supporters though he has not declared intentions regarding future politics.
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Elberton
Lindon Ga
HE Adame
TE Adams & Fie
Luuus FO Adams
Husln
cCantain
Adams
Georgia avKiment
Ieriys
Funeral Plans for James Longstreet Draw Wide Confederate Delegations
Readied arrangements for General James Longstreet’s funeral show large contingents from Georgia Confederate camps. A state-wide honors outline with Governor Terrell, Colonel A J West, and the Queen City Band coordinating at Gainesville. The Longstreet camp lists numerous names for pallbearers and military escorts, with special train from Atlanta and a vault planned at Alta Vista Cemetery.
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James Longstreet
Counts Court
Sayegnnah
Albany
Candler Horse Guards
Coort
Longstreet Camp
United Confederate Veteran
Sanders
Candler
Tow Oslin
D. S McCuny
WG Harm
H BH Smith
A G Dorsey
Burmnel
3 Horse Guards
A J West
Gainesville
Houe
West
Queen City
Longstreet Chapter
Daughters of the Confederary
Court House
Longstreet
Washington
Death of General James Loen Leads Atlanta Camp Funeral
In Atlanta Ga on January 4 1904 Captain W T Harrison reports the death of General James Loen a Confederate officer and lifelong member of Camp No 169 The funeral is planned for Wednesday January 1906 in Clamesville Go The following members are assigned as escort to attend the funeral: J F Wardwardy Cramies W Grass Dimes Wovorraw De HOD Wilkow Prank Montere John 0 Wed il Clark Maddox W S Grverett A F McBride George Trovle Henry Jennines W L Calhoun Charles Arnill Enthert and M Zettler Hear by order PROM MIERS Commander W HARRISON Adjutant
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West
Merald
Atlanta
Westrday
Howard Shampson
Galnesville
Dufford Andeasen
West Wie
Nuith Metry Brigade
Most
North Geogia
Toc
Alinta
Jaruny
Hero Genta
James
Cinkahominy
Chickamauga
Slory
Hectory
Ohi Dominen
Suederats
Gettyshairs
Longetree
Gainesville
Andrew
Brigier
Genaal
North Georgia Brigade
Onrlein
Brant Ryan
Viet
Stan
Atlanti Camp
Harrison
Li’ Mo Wvers
Jamey Loen
Clamesville
Mednnesday
Wis
Sun No 169
Wilkow
Montere
John
Wedil Clark Maddox
Grverett
AF McBride
George
Trovle
Henry Jennines
Public Works Committee Urges City County Cooperation
The public improvements committee reports to council, led by Alderman C H Gillar deau, urging closer city county cooperation. It cites shared burdens for roads, waterworks, and street work, notes county focus on a new road system, and calls for convicts to unlock thoroughfares improving Atlanta’s taxable value and county income.
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C H Gillardeau
Athurta
Fy Ua
Atlanta
Fulton County
Dalot
Cliv Ate Ao
Collier
Public Improvement Committee
The Grand and Bijou Theaters Parade New Shows and Plans
The Grand presents a season of musical comedy with lively songs and dances featuring Atlanta talent. The Bijou expects a New Haven troupe arriving after travel delays, opening with a matinee and continuing shows through the week. The Grand also teases Shavian drama and Marlowe production, with upcoming orchestra concerts by Creatore and a Charles Majors romance adaptation in the pipeline.
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Pew
Ars
Charles Majors
Roselle Knott
Frank Perley Las
Jala Marlowe
AscripGon
Rasults
Henry VII
Tuglind
Zatan
Piowibla
Lars Cuda
Misa Ravtis
Julia Marlowe
Cai Feton Theater
New York
Frank Silvester Ag
Brandon
Amauines
Resolution to inspect theaters safety adopted by council
The council passes a resolution instructing a committee to examine theater safety. The group, led by Councilman Peters, will report on structural safety and fire prevention at upcoming sessions. Officials listed include Frank o Pirmin and others. the committee will organize immediately.
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Peters
Atlanta
Fts
Mar Mente
Clinton
Pire
Franko Pirmin
Blerthelan
Enc
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