Proclamation on Constitutional Amendment for Judges and Solicitors General
Georgia General Assembly proposes amendments to Article 6 to elect Superior Court judges and Solicitors General by voters. It details terms, vacancy filling, governor appointments, publication requirements, and ballot wording for ratification or rejection, with submission to the people at the next general election.
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Georgia
Asdaahee
General Assembly
St Hs
Wits
Lincumberts
Opera
Lynching Fear Grips Clarendon After Orr Murder
In Clarendon Monroe county Arkansas crowds fear a lynching after hardware merchant T Orr was killed July 30. His wife and two enslaved workers are jailed with Mrs Orr accused of hiring them. A demonstration followed. Judge Thomas urged restraint as Castle admitted involvement for a fee. The case moves toward examination.
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Meuwins
Clarendon
Monroe County
Ark
T. Orr
Murier
Rt Maccabees
Custer
Bre Orr
Negro mob repulsed at county jail raid in 9th cavalry era
In Ube county, a mob of negro teamsters attacked the jail Saturday night and again last night, sought entry to free comrades. the assault failed as three magro teamsters of the regular army remained jailed while armed guards repelled the mob. casualties and details were briefly noted as a prior raid had already ended. General Jarl Poland died in Asheville of fever contracted at Chickamauga. his remains will go to New York state.
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Binet
Dall
Taura
Fia
Ninth Cavalry
Ube County
Karo
Poland
Asaxville
W.C
Joba
Chickamauga
New York State
Fragmented OCR note on women during obstetric care
Fragmented text discusses anxiety, safety, and pregnancy periods. Mentions an author Ferienen, references to obstetric topics, and a vague nod to a medical or literary piece with unclear context and misread names.
Signal Corps Marches Off for Newport News Training
The Signal Corps departs Camp Thomas for Newport News after marching to Ringgold. Seven regiments from Gen Wade’s Porto Rican expedition await orders. Paymasters begin payroll work with 5 dollars per day per man. Training focuses on firing at prone soldiers and trench targets for about a week.
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Cuexamivos
Camile
Ringgold
Signal Corps
Camp Thomas
Newport News
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Genexat Wade
McKee
Divis
Reg Dagular
No Danger to Immunes General Warns Rushed Publication
General Shafter telegraphs the president regarding the round robin by his officers saying the publication caused intense excitement beyond the situation. He notes troops were exhausted before illness and that 76 percent had high fever and other symptoms making attack unlikely. He questions claims of immunity and stresses proper protection and clothing in the valley.
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Shafter
New Factories Reported Across Southern States
Chattanooga August 1 The Tradesman weekly report highlights a North Carolina canning factory and a $100000 coal mining investment, three cottonseed mills in South Carolina, a light plant in Virginia, a $50000 power plant in South Carolina, two mills in South Carolina, a glass shop in Savannah, a paving plant in Florida, and multiple plants in Kentucky and South Indiana. Also noted are a timber steamer Numidian going down and a rumor about a passenger train from St Johns. San Francisco August 6 Ex Mayor Botro died this morning.
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Cuattanooga
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
A and & Glass
Savina
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
South Inn
Spain Cables Her Answer Delays In Transmission
Madrid dispatch reports four cipher translations needed before Spain’s reply to U.S. peace terms arrives. Officials in Paris and Washington await Spain’s formal acceptance, with delays due to transmission stages. Commentary from The Liberal and a wartime note from General Gilmore provide context.
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Madrid
Paris
Ang
M. del Tanco
Spain
United States
Washington
Washimeron
Alger
Long
Griggs
McKinley
Secretary Day to retire after war concludes
A Washington dispatch says Secretary Day may join the peace commission and retire from public life after the war. He intends to resume law practice in Canton once his duties as a commissioner end, marking a long anticipated withdrawal from government service.
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Herald
Washington
Secretary Day
W. R. Day
Canton
Spain
United States
Vulcan Proves A Success Repair Ship Fulfills Promises
New York news despatch reports the Vulcan repair ship as a notable naval success of the war. It underscores the value of this modern fleet adjunct and credits the navy’s engineer in chief for foresight and capability. The piece hints at further service and notes ships remaining at sea. Nearby items include a centenarian burned to death in Hancock county and the death of celebrated author George Ebers in London.
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New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Vulcan
Sam Hes
Navy Department
Ison
Helen Kelly
Hancock County
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