Pardons Granted as Georgia Prisoners Paralyzed or Ill
Governor Candler issues a humane policy pardoning nineteen convicts in the state penitentiary amid a shift to state control of prisoners. The list highlights inmates from multiple counties, all described as paralyzed or severely ill, with sentences ranging from burglary to murder.
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Candler
Scumvision
Bhd
Elain
Haz. Técensy
Milligan Hl
Hancock County
Richard White
Decatur County
I Jtinzae Dickson
Liberty County
Alex Billups
Mitchell County
Tfe
Crockett
Lowndes County
Richard Smith
Dealy County
Tom Holson
Dodge County
Pardons Granted for Georgia Convicts by Governor Candee
The governor pardoned a list of convicts including Riley, Schmidt, Meadow, Hinoenan, Jonen, Tillman, Blackwell, Johnson, and others. Most are described as ill or aged, with terms ranging from years to life. the action discharges them from custody and ends their offenses. Commissioners also outlined prison reorganization, distributing 2,000 prisoners among new contractors and planning new guards, camp physicians, and deputy wardens.
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Riley
Tom Hinoenan
Whitfield County
Penterica
Ek Jonen
Thamas County
Ufe Nantence
Jim Tillman
Baker County
Gray
Ife
Allen Blackwell
Elbert County
Tfe
Jesse Joh Mson
Brooks County
Lawr
Whl
Baptists From City Headed to Georgia Convention in Savannah
A large party of Baptists from Atlanta and surrounding towns leaves this morning for Savannah to attend the Georgia State Baptist convention. Delegates include ministers and lay members from the city and West End Church, with many travelers joining along the route. Notables listed include Colonel B F Abbott, Rev T P Bell, Rev J F Edens, Rev W W Landrum, Mrs J M Green, and Mrs A Marshall among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Georgia Stata Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Avan- 4
Baptata
B. F. Abbott
T. P. Bell
7. P. Bell
Terry Daniel
J. F. Edens
D. D
J. D. Easterlin
W. P. Fair
John M. Green
J. C. Howard
BX. Jameson
Lucy Kilekughter
W. W. Landrum
A A. Marshall
R. L. Motley
J. 3. Maddox
Mir
W. J. Northen
Mattia Nunnerly
N. B. O'Kelly
Resignation of Local Baptist Pastor Acres in Clarkaville Move
Rev. R. B. Acre D D resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Church in this city. He will accept a call to lead the First Baptist Church of Clarkaville Tennessee. Dr Acres arrived here in 1895 from Lynchburg Virginia and is regarded as a leading Baptist figure in the South.
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Gora
Board of Education debates excusing pupils for religious holidays
The board considers permitting absences for religious holidays drawing protest. Mayor Woodward, absent at the meeting, opposes the move and favors reconsideration. He argues no city branch should hinder any denomination and that children may be excused if their church observes the holidays.
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Ducation
Holidsya
Woodward
Boath of Education
Darly
Board of Education
Atlanta
Brigadier General Royal T. Frank Appointed Gulf Dept Commander
Royal T. Frank assumes command of the Department of the Gulf succeeding Alexander C. M. Pennington. He is a veteran officer who saw action against the Apache in New Mexico, aided in quelling the 1874 Pennsylvania railroad strike, earned multiple brevets for gallantry, and led coast defense efforts during the Spanish American War. He previously headed the Artillery School at Fort Monroe and chaired the Board of Ordnance and Fortifications.
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Royal T. Frank
Department of the Gulf
Alexander C. M. Pennington
New Mexico
Texas
Pennsylvania
Spain
Department of the East
Fort Monroe
Armery School Journal
Frank
Frank Ias
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Army
Gemeral Miles
Ugon
Artilery
Gillespie
Corps of Engineers
Phily Ups
Ordnance Department
Lewis
Miléa
Milit ‘Tary Academy
WSI
Eighth Infantry
Hatch's Ranch
Siag
Hewye
Leuténant
Fredericks Y S
Withington
Seland
Seacoast
Carvera
Atlantic Seacoast
Third Army Corps
Santiago
Third Corps
United Beates
Chick=amauge park
Fourth Corps
Second Army Corps
Board of Ordinance and Fortifications
Adjutant General's Office
Lekoy & Lyon
Second Artillery
Aid-De-Camp
TeRoy
Lyon
Haz Boot
Charles Summerall
Fifth Artillery
sail _arais
New Rector Arrives at St Luke's for Easter Services
Rev Charles A Jessup arrives Saturday afternoon from Baltimore to become rector of St Luke's Episcopal Church. He will lead Easter services with Rev Dr Bede assisting. Dr Rede surrenders charge to Dr Jessup after services and prepares to begin work in Savannah.
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Charles A. Jessup
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Wrilys Rede
St. Luke's
Dr. Jessup
St Luke's
Jessup
Bede
Bo- Holt
Savannah
Gebrela
de Bede
Tabor
Atlanta
Church of the Incarnation
Council Called to Meet Over Street Railway Franchises
A special city council session was called for 2:30 PM to review the electric railway report enabling Consolidated Street Railway to gain franchise over Mitchell Street viaduct and nearby approaches. Discussion covers cost, transfers, and potential withdrawal of appeals tied to Fulton court decisions and appraisers, with decisions due after the meeting.
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Woodward
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Mitchell Street
West Side
Burns
Electric Railway Committee
Atlante Raihway
Edall
Atlanta Railway
Th Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidate
Fulton Court
Woodruff
Althowgb
Council
Atlanta Railway Company
Toa
Atlanta
General Council
Thas
Walter Tatlor
Delicious Fool Grape-Nuts Ready to Eat Instant Dish
The ad touts Grape-Nuts as a delicious new food that needs no cooking and is ready for instant use in a crisp dish with a distinct Ukewine flavor. It highlights high value as a sustaining food for athletes and brain workers, and notes grocers sell it.
Amusements at the Columbia theater bill and plans
The Rentfrow company presented The Dark Horse at the Columbia last night to a good crowd. The same bill repeats this afternoon with The Lightning Express tonight and A Pair of Owls Friday. Saturday offers a souvenir to children and a $25 prize. Coggrove and Grant return with Dazater Monday to Wednesday next week. Fire Dazzler’s new version features updated music and costumes after eight years on tour. Special matinees, new dancing and songs, and Irish humor headline Finnigan's Batt at the Grand starting Wednesday April 5. Ball seats go on sale Monday at the Grand box office.
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Rentfrow Company
Columbia
Coggrove
Grant
Poplar Music
Thoreday
Murray and
Mack
Grand Pox
Steel workers plan April wage advance in Alabama ود
Union leaders announce that miners employed by Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company and Stoss Trap and Steels Company will receive another wage advance of four dollars per ton on April first. Over 520 dollars will be shared as the raise. The iron market remains firm with demand. A second shipment of pig iron has been completed to Bayan Guba.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Als
Tennessee Coal, Iran and Railroad Company
Stoss Trap and Stes Company
Moxing
Ocean ‘Advance
Pines
Baron Tor
Lore Iron and Stock
Sue i
Bayan
Guba
Perune Catarrh Remedy Endorsed by Colonel’s Family
A letter from Colonel Arthur T. Hamilton of the Seventh Ohio Volunteers praises Perune as a cure for catarrh and stomach trouble. His wife Mrs Hamilton, a friend of Perune, also touts its health benefits for women. The ad promotes Dr Hartman’s Winter Catarrh book and urges immediate use for chronic cases.
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Arthur T.hamilton
Ohio Volunteers
Goodale ‘Streets
Columbus
Ohio
Perune
Hartman
Col
Huanton
Wala
Dr. Hartman
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Otsey
Board OF Educati
the Gulf
REW
Archdeagor
Bergnon
Church of Ex ' Carmation
Pire
Penn Raleigh
SN. C
Arkansas
Eurther
Hamilton
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Woodbury
Ruppert
Yale
Soule
Parker
Haitl
Barker
Palmer
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