In Honor of Lee Birthday Observance in Atlanta
The Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy and Confederate veterans plan an afternoon program in the House of Representatives chamber starting at 3 o clock. The event honors General Robert E Lee and General John B Gordon with music, resolutions, and readings. The hall will be decorated in mourning and attendance is expected from veterans and civic leaders.
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House of Representatives
Capitol
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jonn B Gordon
Phaire
Albert H Cox
Atlanta Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Robert Emory Park
Tintted Daughters of the Confederacy
John B Gor
Geor‘aia
Confederacy
Georgia
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Ana Golerma
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Male Voices Resolutions
General Gordon
Annie Mays Dow
Galaxy of Heroes
O F Lovett
James L Mayson
T P Cleveland
Gossip at the Capitol on school book controversy and pensions
At the capitol the state school book commission weighs attacks on uniform text book law while plans for a formal reply unfold. Pensions for Confederate veterans begin distribution in Fulton and nearby counties with counties in line next week. J D Watson resigns from the Georgia House and a new election will be set. Secretary Phil Cook issues a charter to the Dexter Banking Company in Laurens County.
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Terrell
Georgia
American Book Company
Commission
Yenston
Lindsey
R. H Park
Kent
Fulton County
Earby
J D. Watson
BD Watson
House of Representatives
MacDuffie County
Watson
Phil Cook Yeater‘day
Dexter Banking Company
Detter Laurens County
Annual Ball of Old Guard in New York Anniversary Event
The Old Guard of New York plans its annual reception and ball at the Metropolitan Opera House on January 26. The famous organization, guests of the Gate City Guard during a past visit to Atlanta in 1880, draws officials, diplomats, and military figures. The ball scene features elaborate uniforms and social prominence, connecting Atlanta's memories to current New York social life.
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Old Guard of
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Metropolitan Opera House
Atlanta
Gate City Guard
Old Guard
Spitting crackdown eyed as officials enforce sidewalk rule
A traveling man notes lax enforcement of an anti spitting ordinance in town while recalling a St Paul health officer's crusade against spitting in public. The report mentions officers at theaters and streets, a grand theater crowd, and a comparable effort in Atlanta by Major M F Walsh. It also lists local residents staying at the Kimball and Piedmont hotels and includes assorted notices and ads.
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Minn
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Ohnge
Star Theater
Metropoltan Theater
Star
Metropolitan Theater
Ancient Ideals for Roosevelt
Washington January 16 President Roosevelt received a delegation of about one hundred prominent Michigan men in the East Room of the White House. They extended an invitation to attend the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the birth of the Republican Party at Jackson Michigan on July 6. The president thanked them and said he would attend if possible, stressing the party’s principles and the need for clear hearts in celebrating fifty years of republican ideals.
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Chicago
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Great Leaders Remembered as Inspiration for Current Struggles
A fragmented reminiscence speaks of honoring past great men to spur present action. The speaker urges engagement and acceptance of invitations to join in addressing ongoing emergencies.
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Council Postponed Meeting For Judge Anderson Funeral
The council adjourned until Wednesday at 3 o clock as a mark of respect to Judge James A Anderson whose funeral was held yesterday afternoon. A quorum was present but no business could be transacted. Alderman Woodward moved adjournment to honor the judge and the motion passed.
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Woodward
Anderson
Eastman's Famous Kodaks Offer Free Catalogue
Eastman Kodak advertisement invites readers to bend for a free catalogue at Eastman’s Keuhikz address 4 Waitehall Street. The plea highlights late improvements and full line of slime developments.
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Kodaks
Addross Eastman
Waitehall Street
City Hall Closed for Lee Birthday Anniversary Order
Mayor Howell orders city hall closed today to observe General Robert E Lee's birthday anniversary. No department heads or clerks will be in the building. the order was issued yesterday and posted in the usual place.
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Lee
Robert E Lee
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