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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1904

Page

24

Lee's Birthday to Be Honored in Atlanta

Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy join with Confederate veterans for a 3:30 PM ceremony in the House chamber, mourning the Gordon funeral layout. Mrs. Robert Emory Park will read resolutions. Hon. J. L. Mayson will speak. Crosses of Honor to 21 veterans to be presented if ready.

Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy Robert E. Lee South House ‘of Representatives Gordon Albert IL. Cox United Confederate Veterans Robert Mary Park United Daughters of the Confederacy James L. Mayson W. S. Yeates Thane Confederate—orchestra Misa i Allee Baxter Chopin General Gordon Robert Emory Park Sojo Annie Maysow G. L. Levert J. L. Mayson J. P. Cleveland Virginia Society Capitol City Club W. SN. Mitchell John Skteltan Willama Virginia Finandler Old Dominion

Methodists of Americus to Erect New Church Edifice

During services at the First Methodist church in Americus Georgia a $15,000 subscription was raised in fifteen minutes toward paying the remaining indebtness on a new $30,000 church building. Rev J F Wardlaw led the call which drew enthusiastic response from members.

Methodists Americus

Lee and Evans Venerated Confederate Veterans Leaders

General Stephen D. Lee and General Clement A. Evans emerge as the two prominent figures among the United Confederate Veterans of Georgia and the South. Lee, West Point graduate and Fort Sumter participant, combines culture with energetic leadership and a drive to heal sectional wounds. Evans, a Georgia lawyer and minister, rose from private to brigadier general and later served in public roles, including governor hopeful and state prison commissioner, earning deep respect across veterans and communities.

B. Gordon United Confederate Veterans of Georgia South Stephen D. Lee Gordon Order Clement A. Evans Lee Army of Tennessee Tee Evans John Ile Order of United Confederate Veterans Agricultural and Mechanical College of Migslasipp West Point Fort Sumter Gorden Atlanta Wale State Prison Commission Amg

Memorial drive for General Gordon to start soon in Atlanta

General Clement A. Evans urges prompt steps to form a central Atlanta committee to raise a fund for a memorial to General John B. Gordon. Stephen D. Lee will issue a call to Confederate Veterans camps nationwide, aiming for broad small contributions totaling a substantial sum. Local cooperation from Daughters of the Confederacy and veterans is expected to reinforce the effort. A separate anecdote recounts a public wager testing whether one can strike another in the face without malice, ending with the claimant’s victory as proof.

Atlanta Gordon Lee South Clement A. Evans George United Confederate Veterans John B. Gordon Stephen D. Lee Daughters of the Confederacy Atianie Avlanta Thomas Tien Smith Jones Smith Teimply

The Greatest Thing In the World at the Grand

Rose Coghlan stars in a sentimental drama of maternal love and redemption at the Grand with witty dialogue and Parisian spectacle. Denman Thompson returns with Uncle Josh in The Od Homestead. William H Crane headlines The Spenders with a perfection-driven company. The Wells Dunne Harlan troupe opens a new Bijou run tonight.

Rose Coghlan Atn Virginia Brrant Virginia Virginia 18 Alphonne Gaston Powers Brothers Parigana Alphonse and Grand Denman Thompson Thompson Josh Joshua Waltcomb New England Hasfield Whitcomb Amta New Hampshire Hills

Heavy Docket For This Week In Superior Court

An unusually heavy docket faces officials at the superior court this week with forty six jail cases and many bond cases to be tried. New indictments go to the grand jury before转 to Bulletiar. Key cases include murder trials of James Dean and the pair McCann and Watkins. A mistrial prompt dispatches and civil actions in Calhoun’s court precede a holiday week and dense motions.

Superior Court Roan Mon~ Dev Grand Jury Bullcttar A. H. Church Broyies Broyles Tame McCann James Watkins John Brown James Dean Pred Bradshaw Bradshaw Calhoun

Education progress in Porto Rico leads to strong school year

The annual report by Porto Rico education commissioner Samuel McCune Lindsay notes 1,005 schools open and a total enrollment of 70,216 or 19 percent of the estimated school population. The island’s education system shows substantial progress amid brighter musical departments and improving public theater interest, with details on performances and notable actors and productions.

Porto Rico Washington Samuel McCune Lindsay Ieland

Jewels Attractively Designed Jewelry Collection

Continuing our policy of carrying in stock jewelry appealing to the artistic and filling demand we offer stones of genuine value. An exquisite assortment of brooches pendants pins and necklaces mounted in pearls turquoise emeralds diamonds rubies and other precious stones awaits selection. Most items are made to order with unique designs not found elsewhere.

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