Daughters of the Confederacy Meet in Atlanta
A meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy was held in Atlanta with Mrs. Hallie Alexander Rounsaville as guest of honor. Minutes were read, new membership proposals discussed, and sympathy resolutions for Mrs. Mary Cobb Johnson adopted. Mrs. Rounsaville spoke on state work and noted new chapters formed in Lawrenceville Hawkinsville and James D. Franklin in Tennessee. A possible Winnie Davis memorial plan was debated with ambitions toward an annex to existing industrial schools. The gathering featured music and an informal reception with notable attendees and fashion.
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Jem
Mary Cobb Johnson
Raine
Mra
Gabbett
Oglevy
Alexander Stephens
Jefferson Davis
Ira Fort
Atlanta
Charles Hurt
Ster
Theas
Ooslesby
Baxter
Yentes
James Thomas
McCabe
Mian Hutchins
Hawkinaville
Hit] Sug~ Wealad
Winnie Doyle
Chappell
Milledgeville Normal and Industrial School
Normal
Athens
Rounsaville
Washington
United Daughters
Roys Reception Honors Mrs Eliott in Richmond
Mrs Roy entertained at her richly appointed Richmond home in honor of her mother Mrs Eliott. About three hundred guests attended a highly elegant afternoon reception noted for its lavish floral arrangements, pristine service, and tasteful decor.
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Mm Rey
Ellett
Robert
Maddox
James Nunnally
Roy
John W. Grant
Frank Meador
Eugene Black
Heney
T. B. Neal
Mes
W. A. Kiser
Albert Thornton
Charles Henley
Frank Block
John Grant
Piedmont
Mra
Dunber Roy
Eliott
Richmond
Belog
Easter Isles
Col Woodward and Capt Ellis Resign in Georgia Regiment
Colonel Park Woodward resigns as lieutenant colonel of the Fifth Georgia Volunteers. Captain W D Hills Jr also resigns from the Hibernian Rifles. A full regiment reorganization will occur soon with new officers to be elected. No dates given for vacancies. adjutant general silent beyond noting resignations.
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Park Woodward
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Georgia Volunteers
Adjutant General's Office
W. D. Hills, Jr
Hibernian Rifles
Gbear
Thal
Woolward
Cornels
Supreme Court of Georgia Opinion on Indictment Validity
The Georgia Supreme Court holds that an indictment need not specify the exact location on the body or weight of a weapon used in a murder. It allows proving wound location and weapon type at trial. A witness testifying about letters from an illiterate person is improper. A trial judge may use a written statement of facts from the solicitor general for new trial grounds if accurate. The decision affirms the verdict in the murder case and reverses in the executor action.
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Boweng
Felligent
Chatham Superior Court
Lumpkin
P. I
Benifus
Coungel
Frederick T. Sausty
Richard M. Lester
Gordon Lassey
M. Terral
WW. Osborne
Fraswelly
Hicks
Adm'r
Gamble
Jefferson ‘Superior Court
Simmons
C. J
Juderman
Vernon B. Robinson
Cain É
James EK. Hines
Mn Erro Byrans
South Carolina
Georgia
R. F. Co
Thurman
Eve
City
Richmond County
Lewis
J.—l
Ft Play
Bouth Caroling
Rairoad
Fat Ees Zahidement
Bryan Cumming
Roykin Wright
Agtaany v. Hlal
Sutirhan Palaafore
Pikin
Pullen Superior Court
Little
Peng Ear Company
Fe Ao
Tarangood
Buchs
Thesi
Te Vailes
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Hugh M. Dorsey
W. J. Spears
E. Green
V. Grant
Pie
Whitton
George
Hira
C. I
Monsurt
Judemont
C.t
Complex estate and railway case notes from Georgia court
The record outlines a sequence of appellate judgments on property, inheritance and cargo loss cases in the Georgia superior and city courts. Highlights involve delivery presumptions, rights of beneficiaries, and the duties of carriers toward passenger property, with rulings affirming or reversing based on reasonable care and legal standards. Several cases discuss administrator actions, stock dividends, and will interpretations affecting heirs and remainders.
Respeee Ynna TN a Dr. H. ipaetoenee rare fantasy cure
Respected figures in a mysterious medical tale discuss an apparent cure and its implications. The fragment references a physician, a patient named Tessas Nie, and a controversial procedure linked to a named locality. Details are scarce but imply debate over efficacy and safety.
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H.ipaetoenee
Aepree Sowers
Or Greersbons
Boarders and Rooms for Rent in City Listings
Advertised housing notes offer board and room shares for several young men with meals, private family settings, and convenient locations. Also mentions offices for rent, advertisements for property investments, and real estate brokerage contact details.
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P.O
Desi
Boardere
Post Office
Bath
West Cain Streat
FOR HENT HOUSES Cottages Eta BOSKAT FOR LACE
Classified ad style notice offering rental housing and real estate bargains. Mentions Boskat for lace a vice wet deal young tenant with children, cheap eye appeal, contact Montgomery agent Gouthern Ex Co. Also lists sale of gentle family horse with buggy and harness, livery at Star Tailors, and an exchange offer for a Tevel jot on Went Peachtree for improved or unimproved land, preference for North Avenue Piedmont or Juniper Street with address B MT care Constitution. Placeholder war era language and ad clutter throughout.
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Goella
AL Montgomery
Gouthern
Btar Tailors
North Avenue
Piedmont
Juniper Street
Addrean B
MT. Care Constitution
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Henry B. Tom King
Hallie Alexander Rounsaville
Hooper Alexander
Joan Clark
Lillle Cornalia Jackson
Clara Wimberly
Orme Campbell
Peachtrea Street
Dee Murphy
Euebra Club
Miss Murphy
Henry Tanner
Murdock Walker
B. J. Roberton
Washington, D.C
Harry
Watson
Park Avenue
Jelly Tverson Patton
Ith Fascola
Annie Nash
Hilzabeth
IRS
Woodward
Ellis
Carana
Birmingham
Ale
Pater Cooper
Gate City
Here
Gail Borden
Nugent
Ines
Atlanta GS Gas Light CO
the Supreme Court
High Court
Stevens & Graham
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia
Overstreet
Dols Court
W. Overarrest
Rawlings
Atta Hughes
Apes Fulton
Ted
Fiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Eiseman& Weil
Candler & Thommonana
G. F. Mitchell
Erray
Goodwin & Weatthorvland
Hamilton Douglas
Motoulavilte
Wadley
Dang Hoth
Pele Jade
Jeiteraon Superior Court
Robin Joote
Tahog
Aang Railroad
Sonning O & Train
Nia Heen & Part
Phillips & Phillips
James K. Hines
Mutheringons & Co
Alea & O'Conner
P. J
Ene Tate
Wren
Frank W. Canets
Inenlaltlus Ineetor
Joseph R. Lamarenntes
Falhigant
Guene
W. H. Hoyd
W. F. Slater
Georges W. Owens
Mann
Y. Anderson
Falligant
Fish
Lve
Mackall & Anderson
Denmark
Adams
Freeman
Lawton & Cunningham
Mercer & Meter
Delkin
Peachties St
Geo
Muse Clothing O
Whitehall St
Pees Fi
Northen
Walker Dunsot Northen & Dunson
Washington Street
East Front
Rawson Street
Spring Street
Equitabl
C. H. Girardeau & Co
Wall
Kimball House
Qrraond
Gilmer Street
C. H. Giradeange Co
BCC TV Warehouse Co
Millan's Feed
Mariette Erect
Peachtree Street
Adair
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Olbar
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Pole
N. Forsyth
Boxivf
Chicago
Soutern States
South
Ery Press
Atlante
Austell Building
Feteatecard
Baltimore
Pryor Ewan
Eatos
A. Foster
Kellogg
Watts & Co., Jewelers
Fere
Sun Wed
Salemma
Louisiana
Mississipi
Slatuma
Montgomery
al Jin Sun Tes
North
West End
Calslogic
Maler
Barber College
Cincinnal
C. A
Kentucky
Aavanta Loan
Broad
Alabama
NG Ogee
Pickett Jewelry Co
Samuel Barnett
Equite
Mort. &Aseh
Borraser
Aui
W. P. Davis
Tampla Court
Weyman & Connors
Borda
W. A Foeter
Brown
Pryor
Wail Bis
T. W. Bantor & GO
Atlanta, Ga
GALE
Exchange
Brunswick
Branson, Fennig & Co
Brunswick, Ga
H. Griffin
Uso
Broadway
New York
Cara Constitution
Wiscellanesus
Fulton Market
Bern
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