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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1899

Page

6

Alliance Meetings Closed Last Night

Local reports indicate Alliance meetings closed last night with high interest. Attendees and representatives praised the sessions as very successful and orderly with positive feedback on proceedings and outcomes.

Alliance

Sermon Subject Shift at Trinity Church Missionary Meeting

Dr Wilson changed his sermon at Trinity Church after Dr Stradley objected to divine healing. Henry Wilson of New York spoke on missions in heathen lands and the Zionist movement, praising the Christian and Missionary Alliance efforts. The meetings drew large crowds in Atlanta, boosting a new missionary emphasis and converts in divine healing.

Trinity Church Henry Wicon New York China Christian and Missionary Alliance Atlanta Henry Wilson W. B. Stradley Simpson Dr. Wilson Wilson Simpeoh Allance Thia Ley Lelacheur Todd Chattanooga

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Leads Local Cough Remedies

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup remains the leading remedy as residents seek a quick cure for deep seated coughs and colds. Hoyt's A Day and Night at the Grand Opera House is advertised for tonight. The sale listing notes Isaacs Pena priced at $1 gross and samples offered. sea pens are described as made from selected stock and quality checked before packing.

Hoyt Grand Opera House Isaacs Pena John BM. Miller Co Marietta Street Atlanta Hoxing

Royal reception to veterans at Charleston reunion

Charleston announces Bates for visitors at Confederate reunion May 6–7. Homes and hotels will open for lodging with rates from 5 cents to 5 dollars per day. Dormitories for ladies and men will be established. kitchens run by local societies will provide meals. Inquiries to Robert P. Evans, chairman, information committee, Charleston.

Charleston Bates Howse Meale Uth Ward King’s Daughters Daughters of the Confederacy and Revolution Ang Robert P. Evans

Tax Return Instructions Emphasize City Property and Stocks Tax

The document details strict Georgia tax instructions urging accurate returns for city and town real estate by number and size, and pressures avoiding underassessment. It also mandates full taxation on stocks bonds notes and other assets, clarifies bond taxation beyond U S government issues, and requires an oath affirming truthful market value and complete property disclosure.

Georgia United States Congress United States Treasury Pabst-Milwaukees Ita

Interesting Subject Chosen for Saturday Night Club Meeting

The Saturday Night Club will convene at the Young Men's Library next Saturday night with a chosen topic. The subject is Resolved That Byron s Eve Before Waterloo is the finest martial poem in the English language. The discussion promises entertaining literary talk and lively debate among devotees.

Young Men’s Library Civ

Grain O Relief For Coffee Drinker Habit Ends

Grain O relief helps a heavy coffee drinker curb the habit. The article notes a dramatic turn away from constant coffee intake and cites improved wellbeing after adopting the product. Noted names and specifics are unclear due to the fragmented text.

Almont Dorel

Military officers reassigned and promotions announced

Acting Assistant Surgeon Lawrence A Felder is relieved at St Francis barracks Florida and will report to Fort Morgan Alabama. Numerous promotions and reassignments across the department of the gulf include officers from Ninth Infantry Fifth Cavalry and Tenth Cavalry with transfers to Fort Monroe San Francisco and Cuba, plus details on muster roles and discharges.

Lawrence A. Felder United States Army St. Francis Barracks Florida Fort Morgan Alabama Henry Wieroun Battery M Sullivan's Island South Carolina Aas United States M. J Brandenburs Tybee Island Georgia Landaid Caroling Willan P. Hardin Fort Brown Texas Walter K. Johnson Johnson Department of the Gulf Department Frederick L. Palmer Ninth Infantry Frank L. Dobbs Department of the Built San Francisco Une Department of California Philippine Islands Aimon B. Wells Elefth Cavalry Ninth Cavalry Norwell Earl D. Thomas Fifth Cavalry Eighth Cavalry Wells Samuel D. Freeman Neutenant Tenth Cavalry Thomas Julian R. Lindsey Heutenant Mfenth Cavalry Freeman Cable Department of Colorado Cuba Charles P. Summerall Fort Monroe Calvin de Avitt Port Monroe William C. Rafferty First Artillery Charles L. Pbtl- Una Fourth Artillery Milary F. Harmon Georges W. van Dousen Joan W. Ruskman Arllery Aid-De-Camp Wilam P. Pence Harry B. Smith Willam Gulguard Jonnson Hagood John B. Bellinger United States Volunteers Savannah Charleston Quartermaster’s Department Powel C. Fauntleroy Missouri Perdon United States General Hospital Andrew & Rowan Sixth United States Volunteer Infantry Nineteenth Infantry Ala Samuel EB. M. Young Benjamin Moarte Horse Jr. Ninth Infantry Forbes Fifth Infantry Fort McPherson Fourth Infantry Theodore F. Forbes Wien Falmer Treadwell W. Moore Alexander T. Ovenshine Seventeenth Infantry Twenty-third Infantry Stevens Henry A. Eames Mitchell Robert Feld Leutenant Fourteenth Infantry Eleventh Infantry Bisteenth Clinton Troppa Sixteenth Infantry Robert Field Joseph Bims Elmer McHevitt Walter Westfield George H. Higging Charles H. Rabon Wiliam E. Brahl de Witt C. Walla Leon B. Greff Richard Ebere Alban Walter H. Hopple Walter H. Loomis Joseph F. Olan Frank L. Mowrer

Unclear Dialect Exchange Highlights Family Name concerns

A fragment from The Washington Star features a speaker discussing two names Sampson Pinkley and Schley Pintday. She remarks those names are evocative but expresses doubt about changing them, citing existing family tensions. The dialogue underscores family pride and fear of social backlash.

The Washington Star Sampson Pinkley

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