City and roads edge toward depot deal with grade and street
City council considers liability for damages as railroads press for grade concessions at Whitehall crossing. State railroad commission to hear progress Friday. Roads seek 10 to 35 feet clearance and a long lease for a new depot while Alabama Street retail blocks gain from a new street beside the tracks.
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State Railroad Commission
Whitehall Street
Forsyth Street Bridge
Waltehall Street
State of Georgia
Alte
Pryor
Whitewall
Alabama Street
Whitehall
Editorial Praise and Call for Georgia Child Reformatory
Anna M. Tate of Atlanta writes to thank the Constitution for its March 1899 editorial Protecting the Children. She urges whites in Atlanta to back a state reformatory or industrial home for neglected children, noting donations from the Peoples Mission Sabbath School and support from various communities to begin the effort.
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Atlanta
Peoples Mission Sabbath Mothod
Anna
Tate
Atlanta, Ga
Coopen
Petersburg
James
Appomattox
Beauregard
Butler
Bermuda
Texas
Jme
Grant
Leo
Meade
Gottysburo
Gerge Washington
Waewa
Harrison Challenges Cooper History as Unjust to the South
Atlanta Confederate Veterans hear Captain W H Harrison condemn Cooper Estill and Lemon’s The History of Our Country for omissions and distortions of Civil War facts. He cites battles and campaigns, urges fuller, balanced coverage, and urges public schools to present a truer account.
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Atlanta
State Capitol
W. H. Harrison Reed
United States
Cooper
Ext and Lemon
Texas
Harrison
United Confederate Veterans
Cooper, Estill and Lemon
Glen & Co
Boston
Mass
South
Orly
Ball's Blut
N . Evans
Baker
Lees West
Drewrys Biu
Richmann
Manassas
Jackson
Pope
Porlar
McCleland
Leo
Longstreet
Washington
Chantilly
Fairfax Courthouse
P Hill
Melellans
Sharpsburg
Joan Morgan
Kentucky
Idiana
Ohio
Galen
Kel
Culpepper
Whetier
Kaan
Beunee
SommanGs
Seay
Ek 'Ad
Crate Cavey
Fitz Les
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Nate Apis
Avas
Bétewick
Doles
Henry BS
de Las
Joker
Gordon
Lee
McDowell
York
James River
Mechanitaville
Shenandoah Valley
Enrella
Lawton
Whiting
Ashland
McClellan
Richmond
Weabhington
Ewell
Hood
Tse
Cold Harbor
Grant
Rappahannock
James
Lees Jirtes
Utey
Spottsylvania
Second Cold Harbor
Lea
Benjamin F Butler
Ehich
Lengua
Gettys
Fred
Federala
Souclarh
Remy
Stes
Angsrooneile
Rishmond
Colored Ministers Adopt Resolutions After Palmetto Tragedy
Atlanta colored ministers through a committee publish resolutions condemning the Palmetto Georgia incident, praising Governor and press, praising white ministers' protests, extending sympathy to victims’ families, and pledging to oppose all crime while urging due process and public sentiment to prevent future such scenes. The statement condemns mob violence, urges lawful justice, and calls for unity among black and white citizens to protect life and liberty.
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Palmetti
Palmetto
Colored Ministers
Atlanta
Fairburn
Georgias
Wwe
Georgia
J Fisiner
Eprocto
A. Rube
Marsy
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Simone
Athens Center
W. H. Harrison
Vaiter
Camp Douglas
Point Lookout
Rock Island
Sheridan
Early
Winchester
Talis
Shere
Nurabera
Addy
Eatry
Rhodes
Ramgear
Lanka
Wlaghenjer
Arly
Gherk
Barry
Cedar Creek
Nineteenth
Eighth
Tenth Corps
Wright
Torbert
Merritt
Beroda
Uber
Desster
Shéridan
Torbert Custer Merritt
Kiefer
Harry
Relchstag
Apett
B. P. McAlister
Harrods
Hermsdorf
Cate
Wen
Balbrigggan
Namsook
Pepperell
Pai
Wellesley
Alabama
Huntsville
Als
Tennessee
Whitesburg
Charles 3. Rice
W. Parley
Misses Farley
Ape Arnett
Binet
Ghee
Birmingham
Ais
Coal, Iron and Railroad Company A
Iran
Enjoins Mines AR FT. Smite
Clayton
Fort Smith
Ark
Jnge Clayton
Atos J
Atoka Coal and Mining Company
Don Carlos
Ores Oh
Jasc
Ans Cay
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