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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

10

Debaters Vie Over City Government at Saturday Night Forum

In a joint debate at the Auditorium Saturday at 5 o clock the commission form of government and charter revision take center stage. John McVicars of Des Moines argues for commission government while W W Wise opposes. Chamber of Commerce sponsors with G Candler introducing readers. Notables including McVicars have toured major cities to discuss reform.

John McVicars W. W. Wlne Des Moines BicVicare McVienrs League of American Municipalities Vuice Rhar Los Angeles Montreal New York City Washington, D. C Wise Ife Ciflee Chamber of Commerce Credit Man’s Association Atlanta Freight Bureau Builders Hachangi Wholewater Merchants and Manufacturers” Club Atlanta Federation of Trades, Bar Association Fulton County Medical Association Capital City Club Atlanta Mibele Club Piedmont Driving Club Federation of Women's Clubs Atlanta Ad Men's Club MecVicars City Council Foney Towsville Hase Xupepee Fulton County Automobile Club

Nephew and Aunt Not Lovers Rumor Denied

New York May 12 Bath Jenry E Huntington nephew of the late Colla FP Huntington and the tattered widow Kira Arabella LD Huntington denied the report that they are to be married. The rumor circulated for years after Mr Huntington and his wife Mary Hance of Newark divorced.

New York Bath Jenry E. Huntington Colla FP. Huntington Kira Arabella LD .Huntington Low Aegee Afr Huntington Misa Mary Hance Newark N. J

Portum Coffee and Tea No More A Woman’s Change

A woman recounts severe stomach issues and sleepless nights before giving up coffee and tea. She tries Postum after seeing an ad, brews it 18 to 20 minutes, and notes a drastic improvement in health and energy. The letter ends with an appeal to read genuine testimonials.

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Wirz monument unveiled by Wirz's daughter at Andersonville

In Andersonville Georgia on May 12 the monument to Captain Henry Wirz commander of the prison and executed in Washington was dedicated under the Stars and Stripes and the Confederate flag. The unveiling was led by Wirz’s daughter and the Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy called him martyr, not executed, hoping memory will be viewed kindly in time.

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Memorial tribute marks 1865 prison camp deaths in Andersonville

The crowd gathered near the national cemetery and Prison Park to honor 13,000 Union soldiers buried at Andersonville. Speakers stressed justice for long-delayed actions, noting Captain Wirz’s trial and execution in 1896, and praised fraternal regard amid Civil War tensions. The event featured prayers, Maryland My Maryland, and a Grin of salute as a respectful observance concluded.

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Eulogy by Pleasant A. Stovall on Wirz memory at Andersonville

In Andersonville May 12, Pleasant A. Stovall praised Major Wirz, arguing the camp’s suffering stemmed from war strain and misfortune, lamenting prisoner deaths and the controversy over prisoner exchanges, while defending Wirz against charges tied to Jefferson Davis.

Hunting trip plans cited in Rocky Mountains note

A cryptic message from a county official and a former Tusbanid suggests arrangements for a hunting trip after July in the Rocky Mountains. The fragment hints at coordination by county authorities for travel logistics and a program tied to a big game hunt.

Boni Mertiea Canaan Taelk Tatlyas Eday Sune CG Ashing Tor Eulder Uly Xan Rocky Mountains

Dr John Olmsted Honors Wirz Memory at Andersonville Monument

In Andersonville Georgia on May 12, Dr John Olmsted spoke at the unveiling of a Wirz monument. He praised Captain Henry Wirz, citing Jefferson Davis and the Confederate cause, while urging truth and memory against historical misrepresentation and urging forgiveness for past prejudices. The speech invoked Reconstruction era debates and honored Confederate memory and women of the Daughters of the Confederacy.

Vindication of Captain Henry Wirz Memorial Voice

A solemn tribute recalls Captain Henry Wirz and the memory of a patriot denied due reverence. The speaker rebuts attacks, honors Wirz’s sacrifice, and urges truth over biased history while praising Daughters of the Confederacy for unveiling his grave with dignity.

Andersonville guard defends Wirz in letter to editor

Oxford resident and former guard L. Meadows protests Captain Henry Wirz’s execution, asserting Wirz was unfairly condemned. He recalls fourteen months with the Fourth Georgia Reserves and argues federal courts sentenced others, not Wirz, while defending Wirz against claims of mistreatment of Union prisoners.

Mintom Henry Wirz Andersonsite Penterdas L. Meadows Oxford Wirz Andersonville Wie Cor Georgia Reserves Candler Perronre

Fragmentary Text About Travel and People in a Lodge

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Egent Diaz and Mayen in a general context about travel and interest in James ipa foam. It references a President View, a white ray, Dr Pullen, and Amauuec lodge Dare, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.

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Fragmentary notes on Califor and Marsone visit

Fragmented OCR reads like a newspaper teaser mentioning California, a Che visitor to Italy, Marsone, and a Thirty third dexver. Entities and dates are unclear. readable elements include places and a names-like Marsone. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.

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Virginia Odd Fellows Meet Adopts Danville as Next Session

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia met at Roanoke on May 12 and adjourned after deciding Danville will host the next session. Delegates from Bristol attended the event.

Virginia Odd Fellows Roanoke Grand Lodge Virginia Hay Dern Bristol Danville

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