Wedding at Hoches ien and a Rochester match
Miss Myrtys Mantell and Rt Rice Lokey wed at Hoches ien yesterday afternoon. Rev H Hammond officiated. Guests from Ohio and Tennessee attended. A reception followed with pink decorations, music, and a bridal party including maids and groomsmen. The notice also describes social gatherings, engagements, and various Atlanta residents attending events and tours.
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Liss Myrtys Mantell
Rt Rice Lokey
Hochesien
Surver
Jose
Alma Pope
Suis Tennessee
Sidney Holt
John Scott
We Will Open Handsome New Store at Five Peachtree
Our firm plans to move into a handsome new store at 5 Peachtree on the bridge around August first. The announcement notes the forthcoming opening and location details.
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Peachtree
Woman suffrage urged by Tu lane leader in education plan
Dr Edward Anderson Alderman president of Tulane University advocates voting on educational issues and broader reforms. He argues southern commercial prosperity hinges on educational ideas and urges rapid development despite resistance to change across races and ages.
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Vaudeville at the Grand Pleases Large Atlanta Crowd
The first full vaudeville bill at the Grand drew a large audience in Atlanta last night. Favorites included Johnstone Bennett and Tony Williams in A Quiet Evening at Home and Weston and Allen in The Rent Collectors. Weston and Allen opened strong with standout comedy, while Bennett and Williams showcased rapid changes. Roosevelt and ex-President McKinley era references appeared in the program with vivid Vitascope scenes, and Madame Rialto’s display impressed. Four Ills and other acts received praise throughout the week.
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Tony Williams
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Williams
Madame Rialto
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Death of Paul Bleckley Former Chief Justice Son
Paul Bleckley eldest son of former Chief Justice Logan E Bleckley and longtime Atlanta newspaper man died at 1 80 oclock yesterday at his brother in law’s home 363 Gordon street West End of consumption after months of illness He was 42 unmarried born and raised in Atlanta Survived by father Judge Bleckley two sisters and three brothers He worked in The Constitution The Atlanta Journal The Macon Telegraph and Savannah Morning News Funeral today at 4 pm at Culbersons residence Oakland Cemetery pallbearers named
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New York
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Oakland Cemetery
J. H. Lumpkin
G. L. Norman
Wallace P. Reed
Walter Taylor
John M. Graham
G. W. Stephens
Ralph Connally
E M,. Durant
National Education Association Meeting and Rail Rates Ad
National Education Association gathering in Minneapolis from July 1 to 11, 1903. One fare round trip via Louisville and Nashville railroad with sale dates July 6 7 and return extended to October 1 for 50 cents to joint agent. Low rates offered for side trips to Yellowstone Park Pacific coast and other points. Georgia delegation led by GP Glenn state school chon eupering.
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Funeral of Charley Dodd Interred in Oakland Cemetery
The body of Charley Dodd who died Saturday in Beaumont Texas was brought to Atlanta and interred in Oakland cemetery yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were held at 5 pm at Green T Dodd’s residence 119 Washington street. A large group of friends attended with many floral tributes. Pallbearers included R H Thomas L B Jackson O H Jones Howard Pattie R H Maury and Sidney Ormond.
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Libbey Cut Glass Showcases Expert Cutting and Sparkle
Sparkling glass is presented as the result of years of study and skilled cutting by Libbey. The catalog displays Libbey's finest shapes and potentials for cut glass use, emphasizing clarity and brilliance like morning dew.
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Georgia Delegation Heads to Baptist Young People's Union Convention
A Georgia delegation of about forty will attend the Baptist Young People’s Union convention at Providence R I The party will sail from Atlanta July 7 and visit Newport Plymouth Rock and New York en route The event is a major religious gathering with sessions in Providence churches and speakers from national Baptist leaders.
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