AT THE CAPITAL GOSSIP ON THE NATIONS LAWMAKERS
Congressmen deny hostile acts between ways and means and coinage committees and back free coinage bills. Mills supports all bills while seeking unified tariff reform. Delegations leave for Chicago while rules delay and trusts debate looms. pension office probe to hold hearings with Cooper and Enloe as prosecutors.
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Wasumatox
D. C
Itpresentative
Springer
Waya and Means
Representative Bland
Bland
Ways and Means
Committee On Rules
Mills
House
Pre
Congress
Chicago
Representative Rayner
Maryland
States
Congress of the
United States
Pension Office
Capitol Building
Cooper
Indiana
Enloe
Tennessee
Wheeler
Investigation Committee
Healed by Prayer Miss Evans Walks After Miracle in Savannah
In Savannah, Emma Evans, paralyzed after a fall eighteen months ago, surprised doctors by walking again after prayers at the Duffy Street Baptist Church. The cure, described as a miracle, occurred as her sister found her moving about earlier today. Local physicians had predicted she would never walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannon
Emma Evans
Miss Evans
Harris
Savannah
C. J. Brady
Ella H. Brady
Jesus
Angela
The
Baptist Church
Rachel
Paris Tragedy Rumors Stir in Deacon Case Trial
A Cordele mayoral dispute and a tangled romance swirl around the Deacon Abielle shooting. Reports claim a second woman, a countess, alerted the Deacon to his wife's infidelity, intensifying sensational claims as the trial approaches. Nearby, Cordele seeks injunctions delaying Strozier’s mayoral duties while evidence and witness depositions proceed. Local arrivals list includes officials and businessmen from Atlanta, New Orleans, and New York, underscoring regional interest.
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Paris
Lkely
Deacon
Emile Abielle
M Abielle
Cordele
Fro Tem, Tommey
Strozier
A Cincinnati Post reporter visits Americas city
Charles E Kincaid of the Cincinnati Post toured the city yesterday, gathered material for a sketch of Speaker Crisp and family, praised Americas growth, and noted the paper’s nine editions daily with a 90,000 circulation. He discussed the electric street railway resuscitation and a Thomson Houston track repair contract. An obituary for Ella H. Brady followed, detailing her family loss and faith.
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Charlee E. Kincaid
Cincinnati Post
Charles E Kincaid
Kincaid
Post
Crisp
Familly
Washington
Kentucky
John Kincaid
House of Representatives
Taulbee
Tus Times-Reconpen
Fouche
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson Houston Company
Breakfast items and local doings fill Americus pages
A lively roundup notes town activities from streetcar changes to cotton factory prospects. It covers theater tickets for Skipped by the Light of the Moon, a Red Men event at Kinchotoonee, the state lunatic asylum full, Hotel Windsor praise, and local pride in growth. Also mentioned are art display prizes, Bishop-Elect Nelson ceremonies, new depot hopes, and Georgia’s World’s Fair plans with Col. Way seeking prime Georgia building space.
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Opera House
Order of Red Men
Kinchotoonee
Union
T. C. Powell
State Lunatic Asylum
Americus
Yeatertorday
Lula Salter
H. T. Davenport
Uriah A. Harrold
Atlanta
Yeaturday
George D. Thomas, Esq
Athens
Richmond and Danville
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Thomas Garrett
Stony Ridge
Washington County
Washington
Ware
Hawkinaville
Col
Charlton H. Way
Chicago
Georgie
Col. Way
Teachers Institute Meets At City Hall In Sumter County
White teachers gathered at Sumter County City Hall with Commissioner Moore as chairman to organize the Teachers Institute. Members include J. P. Nelson, B. K. Jarrell, H. B. Blford, Mra 8. E. Mask, Miss Lizzie Lassiter, Miss Eola Parker, and others. The next meeting on the third Saturday in March will feature remarks on orthography, reading, handwriting, geography, arithmetic, science, and teaching practice. The colored teachers institute will convene next Saturday.
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Sumter County
Moore
E. IL
Clarke Ny
Teachers’ Institute
J. P. Nelson
BK. Jarrell
H. B. Balford
Mra
E. Mask
Mixa Lizzie Lassiter
Eola Parker
Doc Slappey
Mian
E. H. Clark
Mias Cora Cox
J. ¥. Tannerton
Misa Carrie
Misa Sallie Cox
Warner Cut- Popper
HH. B. Balford
Colored Teachers Institute
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Jane Waya
Means
Mr. Mitte
Shelbyville
Int
Jacob Broome
St. Paul
Here
Broome
Salt Lake
Utah
Connell
Shen Dring
Ecizapetu
N. J
John Gilman Shés
Catholic Nova
Phil Jackson
Hotel Hawkins
Americus Investment Company
J. W. Mize
Matt Hart
H. Solomon
Kxoxvime
Tena
Coal Creek Valley
Tennessee Mining Company
Lanceville
Staunton
Staunton Milling Company
M. Killigham
John Dinkle
Calvary Episcopal Church
Father Sargent
Lee Coun
Smithville
Lee County
Sras Sahn
Mo Abiel
Allen House
K P Evans
Louisville
Bai‘ley
L Tournier
Columbus
I Jacobson
Cincinno
Spain
H Merrill
New York
Chas E Kincaid
Cincinnati
L Blanchard
New Orleans
Hooks
City
Lovgdy
Hl Hardaway
SA Reid
HA Mason
J R
North Carolina
C. Leusen
P G McLean
Los Angeles
WC Carter
OS Nunnally
E Bliteh
Andersonville
Friendship Baptist Association
Smithville Baptist Church
Lane
Lla
A. B. Campbell
E. J. Hart
Carroll H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Savannah, Americus & Montgomery
Central Railroad
Augusta
Souisville
Weller En Ae
Plano
Americas
Times
Conakan Ieee Thine
Sunter County
Windsor
Parry
Albany
Houston County
Catoosa County
Stitute
Americus Jewelry Company
Jackson Street
J H Holmes
Charleston
W.K. Bell
Eufaula
E. A. Smith
Sam Road
Therean McLendon
Cambridge
N. Y
Mia
W. T. Avera
T. A. Clayton
Miss
Bertha Smith
Selma
Mary Burt
Orville
Ala
W. P. Burt
Leila Kirkhof
Braidentown
Fla
H. H. Steele
Lewatroat
W. K. Bell
Capt
C. W. Feldar
Birmingham
W. A. Wilson
State Alliance
St. Louis
Lizsie Barrow
Pope Barrow
Joe
Griffiy
Karates
Alyaucosaat Ol
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