Brig Gen Frank Arrives in Atlanta to Assume Gulf Command
Brigadier General Royal T. Frank, new commander of the Department of the Gulf, arrived in Atlanta with Mrs. Frank and Aid Lieutenant Lyon. He met department staff, visited headquarters, and will begin regular office hours today. Frank, ranking colonel in the artillery, spoke of city changes since Civil War and noted Atlanta’s desire for soldiers, while coordination with General Pennington continues.
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Royal T. Frank
United States Volunteers
Department of the Gulf
Pennington
Frank
de Camp
LeRoy & Lyon
Rank
the Majestic
Bie
Lyon
Atlanta
Meade
Camp Shipp
Washington
Ministers Condemn School Board Action Over Absences on Church Days
Rev. Albion W. Knight and Rev. J E Gon condemn the boards move to remove the rule exempting Episcopal Catholic children from being marked absent on church holy days. They argue the change harms religious freedom, urges reinstatement, and labels the action as discrimination against churchgoers and a move toward sectarian bias.
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MR. Knight
Albion W. Knight
St. Philip's Cathedral
Board of Education
North
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Exchange
Father Gunn
J E. Gon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Three Odd Police Tales From Darktown Whimsy in Waco
Three short police stories from Darktown style in Waco describe a bungled jailbreak with two prisoners forced to carry each other to the barracks, a curious double theft case involving Jim Gardner and Albert Grier across Atlanta and Chattanooga, and John Lee the Chinese laundryman fleeing a price war blamed on schoolchildren’s mischief at Crew Street.
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Albert Grier
Peter Piper
Paling
Gardner
Peters
Weenie
Albert Grer
Ghaten
Grier
Laugheg
Ty Gardner
Chattanooga
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The Jewish Sentiment on School Holiday Rights
The board of education of Atlante passes SB law to allow religious holidays in public schools. The piece argues such exemptions protect religious liberty, preventing penalties for absences and upholding core principles of free government and faith respect.
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Board of Education of Atlante
SONS OF YETS REUNION PLANS DRAW NATIONWIDE INTEREST
The fourth annual reunion of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans will be held in Charleston in May with a Georgia delegation of about 600 expected. Commander Robert A Smyth issued orders detailing camp participation, delegate rules, lodging, transportation, and the schedule of meetings at Filburnian Hall on Meeting Street.
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Charleston
Robert A Smyth
Bone
Thas
Jefferson Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Henry Cmbad
Atlanta
Atanta
Georgia
Eblet
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Sons of Confederie Telciana
Charles On
Heradle
Gordan
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Sonfedera Hon
Robert P ‘Bvane
3G Morris
Welerine
Allama
Nermeth
Sauafon
Audstoriush
United Sena of Confederate Veterans
Confederation
Marchal
Confederate veteran reunion to be held in Charleston
The Daughters of the Confederacy and local Confederate groups plan entertainments and a reunion at Charleston with Fort Sumter access and daily steamer trips. Division sponsors to represent states at the event will be hosted at the Charleston hotel. Official headquarters will be at Hibernian Hall with badges issued for admission. Veterans urged to attend the first session on the 10th to verify credentials and participate in the parade.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Secretary of War
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Hibernian
Aune
Ima
Tost
Gray
Robest A Smyth
Daniel Ravenel
Dr Frank Bloodworth Dies in Savannah at Thirty
Dr Frank H Bloodworth, once a resident of Atlanta, died yesterday at his father T Dy Bloodworth’s Savannah home. Cause was meningitis after two weeks illness. he had been unconscious for four weeks. A prominent young physician, he left many friends and relatives in Savannah and Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Judge Bloodworth
Frank H Bloodworth
Savannah
Bloodworth
Savannal
Becoming a Mother A Sure Way to Avoid Danger
Fragmentary text appears to reference a maternal topic and a lead regulator in Atlanta Georgia. Reads like a disrupted card with unclear phrases and names. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond geographic hint.
Union Fertilizer Company Incorporation Petition Filed
Petitioners seek incorporation as Union Fertilizer Company in Fulton County Georgia to manufacture buy sell and operate a general mercantile business with a capital of ten thousand dollars, later increased to two hundred thousand, and common stock at one hundred sixty dollars per share. Principal place Fulton County with offices possible at other locations. Petition asks for corporate privileges including seal mortgage and ability to sue and be sued for twenty years with renewal. CLAY & BLAIR attorneys filed March 14 1904 verified by GH Tanner clerk of superior court.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton County
Said County
McKensie Gea
McKenzie
WeGavzhey
Union Terti Leer Commons
Saia
Eald County
Fulton
Bydawa
Union Fertilizer Company
Auorte
Atlanta
United Sates of
America
Sinking Fund Commission
Fuston County
General Council of the of Atlanta
Ordinason Botting
Bag “Woodward
Meyot
Photographs Tel 1400 Edwardson
47 and S Mitchell Street item lists contact details for a photography service or studio with a street address and phone line.
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Mitchell St
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