Crisp Speech Sparks Tammany Fourth of July Ovation
Hon. Charles F. Crisp of Georgia, a candidate for speaker, was warmly welcomed at Tammany Hall. He delivered a vigorous address defending equal rights, attacking tariffs and unequal laws, and urging a united Democratic victory to restore prosperity for workers and the nation.
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Albany News Reports Albany Line Run by Key Carrier
The Albany News and Advertiser notes the road is operated by the 5 A M of Americus, a rising line promising quick and cheap transport for Albany merchants. A separate item recounts Martin Grinton, a Blacksmith, narrowly escaping death when a runaway horse struck him, leaving head and back injuries.
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State's Council Adjourning Term Under Way In Georgia
Atlanta July 8 The House opened at 10 am with Speaker Howell guiding prayer Chaplain Rhodes. W J Harrison sworn in from Twiggs and William Jennings from Terrell. Justice Simmons administered oath. A resolution set 9 am to 1 pm sessions daily and funds shift for troops at Chickamauga. Governor urged tax on banks railroads insurers and manufacturers. Senate routine. Indictment theft case Ozburn. Reunion planned for Anderson's brigade July 21 at Marietta. Mrs Argue seriously ill. Big barbecue planned July 17 at Huntington. Winchester incident on Toe Trees Road involves Alf Black and George Parker. both intoxicated. Stock market news at 10 am.
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Chatham
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De Soto and Plains Notes and Local Deaths
The Plains section reports the death of Samuel Wise of Leesville and burial at Bottaford cemetery, plus the Martins, Derricks, and other locals in Plains and DeSoto. Community events include church services by Dr. Taylor and Rev. Stabbe, a large picnic and line of the A. and M. road, and plans for a baseball club and mammoth barbecue. Nearby Desoto notes gospel tent services, mill plans, and mounting rainfall with several visits from relatives and neighbors.
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