Statuary Hall picks and debates over Georgian honorees
The commission selects Crawford W for statuary hall and weighs Long Gordon and Stephens as possible Georgians. debate focuses on birthplace and death location, with Dr Long supported by Georgia Association figures and opposition to naming Gordon due to eligibility rules. A meeting is planned for the next Wednesday in October.
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Statuary Hall
Gordon
Mbrary
State Capitol
Crawford W
Hallington
Long
Georgia
Hesta
Thorpe
John B. Gordon
Gen Gordon
Cder
Stephens
Ittee
Cooper
Dr. Long
George Hillyer
Willis Westmoreland II
Bers
Columbus
Heard
Committees Delay Washington Trip for Personal Interview
A Macon delegation not leaving for Washington yesterday due to President Roosevelt’s capital schedule. Atlanta Chamber, city council committee and Fair Association postpone their trip to await a personal interview with the president. Mayors Bridges Smith and Mims conferred briefly, planning to join when feasible, with fall reconvening possibilities discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce and Fair Association
Macon
Roosevelt
Capital
Bridges Smith
Mims
Gaard
Georgia Bar Association Warm Springs Meeting Opens
Eighteen Georgia lawyers gather at Warm Springs for a three day annual meeting with J H Lumply and Burton Smith among participants. Burton to speak in Indianapolis on completion of Georgia program and Horace Burton to give an oration. Several addresses by Georgia law figures planned and committee proposals to be submitted. Also mentions a medical ad about New Discovery cough medicine claiming success against whooping cough and throat ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Atlante
Georgia Ssociation
Rm Springs
Ita
Springs 7
J. H. Lump
Superior Court
Burton
Tion
Tlanta
Tadsit
Burton Smith
Apolis
Indiana
Georts
Horace Burton
Tennessee
Georgia
W. K. Haviland
N.Y
Fragmentary antique furniture note in oak chest
A fragmentary OCR item mentions silver in oak chests and a heavy door with a light, plus references to sideboard and 3XV shapes. The text reads as a decorative inventory or ceremonial note with familial or service context implied.
Hope Held Out For Isham Daniel In Atlanta
Isham Daniel, long noted Atlanta business figure since arriving in 1873, lies critically ill after a paralysis attack last Sunday. Doctors, friends, and his brother hold out little hope for recovery, though a miracle could save him. he remains in severe pain and stupor at the Elkin-Cooper sanitarium after a rest attempt at Tate Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham Daniel
Atlanta
Elkin-Cooper Sanitarium
Bright
Mr. Daniel
Oxford
N.C
George Price
J. C. Daniel
Bell Booth
Waco
Tex
F. L. Daniel
North Carolina
Daniel
J. K. Daniel
Queen City
R J. Daniel
Wago
Russ Daniel
Shreveport
Huss Daniel
Atlanta Shows Big Increases In Post Office Revenue 1902 Report
Postmaster Blodgett releases annual financial report for the Atlanta office noting rising receipts through June, with total receipts up 16 percent to $87,213.19 for the year ending June 20. The report compares prior months, cites money orders and state office earnings, and projects continued growth requiring a larger building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State
Savannah
Macon
Olumbus
Rome
Athen
Nex
United States
Atlante
Blodgett
Southern female college aims to urge pupils onward
A Southern college plan stresses that northern and southern faculties differ in approach. It argues southern institutions, with experienced teachers and personal interest, can tailor study to students needing advanced work. President Charles C. Park, Georgia, outlines plans for broader education and transfer possibilities.
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a@ress
Charles C. Park
D A R S Will Celebrate Day of Independence in New Hall
The Joseph Habersham chapter of the D A R will host a public Independence Day celebration tomorrow at 10 o clock in the newly finished Carnegie Library hall. Governor Allen D Candier will preside with music by Professor J Lewis Browne, readings by Captain Jefferson Davis Dunwoody, and an oration by Charles J Haden. The program includes a chorus of forty voices and a D A R presence, with the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hindersham
Carnegie Mbrary
Fifth Regiment
Jefferson Davis Dunwoody
Bulloch
Georgia
W. W. Landrum
Charles J. Haden
J. Lewis Browne
Candier
Ahen’d. Candier
Joseph Habersham
D.D
Jefferson Davis
Dunwoody
America
South
Dixie
Brown
Daughters of the American Revolution
Reception at infirmary follows charity hour at Tabernacle
A reception for sick and helpless women and children will be held tonight at 10 o'clock at the Tabernacle infirmary located at 42 Spring Street. A committee of ladies invites the Atlanta public to visit during reception hours and view the charity work. Lay managers assist in welcoming representatives from other city charity groups.
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Tabernacle
Spring Street
Atlanta
Independence Day Plans for Atlanta Parade and Spectacle
Atlanta readies a grand Fourth of July with bunting across Whitehall Street and a noon parade. Marshal Lowry oversees aides Candler Robinson Austin Sims Davis Gay Ripley. Governor Candler and Attorney Arnold to speak. Piedmont field day and a dramatic sundown sham battle planned. torchlight procession and fire department run to follow. Order for Parade July 4 1902 lists march with bands, regiments, governor, mayor, and dignitaries, starting 2 pm from Erskine fountain and moving through Peachtree Whitehall Mitchell Washington to the capitol.
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Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Esid
Altey Yo
Marshal Lowry
John 8. Candler
James D. Robinson
James W. Austin
Hallman’ Sims
W. J. Davis
Capggin
Gay
T. J. Ripley
Capitol
Reuben Arnold
Candier
Piedmont
R. J. Lowry
Geport
Erskine Fountain
Peachtree“Street
Twenty-third Regiment Infantry
F. B. Pratt
Fifth ‘Regiment’ Infantry
Georgia State Oon
Clifford Anderson
Governor's Horse Guards
George M. Hope
Atlanta Artillery
L. D. Morris
Confederate Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Goovernor
Alen D. Candler
Livingston Mims
Peachtree Street
Waktenall
Whitehall
Mitchell
Washington
Battalion Twenty-third Infantry
U. S. Ay
Baker Street
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Georgia
Peachtree
East Baker
Erate
West Cain
East Cain
Peachtrae
Governor's Horse
Aflania Artilllery
West Harris Street
Peacntree Street
Robert J. Lowry
JT. J. Ripley
Heat Wave Breaks as Rain Drenches Atlanta Area
An invigorating rain cooled Atlanta and surrounding areas late yesterday, providing temporary relief from a long heat wave that began June 25. The storm dropped 1.4 inches by 6 pm, with continued heat expected but rain possible again if conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New Orleans
United States
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Special Master Reports In Southern Homecase Fees
Special Master Robert C. Alston filed his report in the Southern Home Building and Loan Association case. The record shows assets valued at 604100 with 470000 realized, current assets 114250 and cash 28000. Expenses total 95247.85 with projected total 95197.55. receiver Pendleton to be paid 315000, plaintiff attorneys 11500, receiver's counsel 3500, defendant's counsel 6000. Dividend of 3 percent proposed, stockholders to receive about 72 3 percent of invested. Jurisdiction remains until July 7 to hear exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Home Building and Loan Association
Robert C. Alston
United States Court
John T. Pendleton
Rosser
Depot Question On State Commission Meeting Agenda
The special depot commission meets today at 16 Patocke in Governor Candler's office with the city council committee. The action to be taken is not forecasted as all members are in the city and many avoid expressing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Depot Commission
Patocke
Candler
Govern
Candler Eusationair
Southern plan shown to abandon union station project
A letter from President Spencer to Governor Candler signals Georgia will drop the union station idea as the South contemplates building its own passenger station near Madison. The commission meeting this morning is expected to be a mere formality amid the shifting railway plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Spencer
Candler
Era
Madison Ax
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Crawford ©, Long
Mmission
Mittee
Weeting
Hope
Isham
Alanta
Elkin Coop
Seater R Rport
Tate Sa Toatiana
D. A. RS
Supreme Court of Georgia
HH. A. Gunn
J.D. Head
J. W. Stroud
Jack Hancock
M. Farrar
Southwestern Railroad Company
Bea Goer
Tabernacle Hospital
Lowry
AU de Cologne
Zobann Daria Gacing
Eer & Alice
A. D. Candle
Comeitid Eri Library
Louera
Lowman
Empire Building
Vomages Shires
Selb Bros
Dario
Cook
Alston
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Consolidated Stores
Marietta
Euting
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman
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