National Farmers Congress Plans Forest City Meeting
Delegates from nearly every state prepare to attend the National Farmers congress in Forest City December 12 13 and 14 with over 400 representatives expected. The event promises non political discussions on agricultural issues and includes planned entertainment such as a river trip and a carriage drive.
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Conmittes
Ocean Megmahip Company
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Trials and crime stirs Athens and Dexver districts
A chaotic morning court session in Athens sees Dr A Harris and Dr George Boblett among several men tried on alleged intoxication and assault charges after a victory celebration. Fines imposed for withholding information. In Denver, officials report no funds for a planned legislative session amid cries to adjourn sine die.
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Washington picks Judge Simonton for fourth circuit
Dec. 11 report from Washington indicates President Cleveland privately selected Judge Charles H. Simonton of Carolina to fill the late Judge Bond’s seat on the Fourth Circuit in Baltimore. The Hornblower nomination was informally discussed with Senate members and later sent to the Senate for action.
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Cleveland
Juige Charles H. Simonton
Carolina
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Hi Bond
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Blount
Branded as a Lie by The Atlanta Journal Denounces Dispatch
The Atlanta Journal condemns a New York Sunday special that alleged the journal influenced a Voorhees dispatch. It accuses the item of fabricating claims about Secretary Smith and producer actions, asserting the report misrepresents editorials and internal orders.
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Dispatch
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Atlanta
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