Road reform and county officers urged in Sumter Grand Jury presentment
Sumter Grand Jury reviews road work law changes under the 1895 act. They urge appointing capable district superintendents and overseers, proper road crew equipment, and strict enforcement with penalties for neglect. The panel praises County officials, recommends use of the mutation tax for roads, and requests publication of the presentments.
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Lea
Alto
Operahey
County Board
J. B. Cook
Littlejonr
Hooper
W. A. Wilson
JS Bolton
Leonard Parker
ES Ferguson
FE French
Ed Timmerman
JW Wiggins
AV Hodges
JS Johnson
LG Council
W U Justice
WR Chapman
M‘a Turner
AW Buchanan
W F Mitchell
A J Yamil
J LL Pennington
HH Glover
Geo. A Harper
Frank Lanier
John Sims
Harper
A. Lirtnrsons
W. C
Georgia Senators Debate Imperialism and Insular Court Rulings
Georgia's two U S Senators oppose McLaurin plans tying Southern democracy to McKinleyism. Senator Clay condemns insular decision for allowing Congress to fix inhabitants religious status and deny jury trials. Mr Bacon calls the ruling imperialist and a destruction of constitutional principles.
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United States
Georgia
McLaurin
Clay
Supreme Court
Congress
Mr. Bacon
Bacon
Olay
Supreme court voids use of public fund for teachers pay
Georgia Supreme Court rules the State Treasurer may not tap the public property fund to fund teacher salaries and must use funds only as constitutional for state bonded debt. Hon. R. E. Park praised for resisting governor's warrant. Also reports J W Barton known as Red Hoyle sentenced to three years for burglary in Memphis.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
R. E. Park
Prais Court
Crook
Memphis
J. W. Barton
Red Hoyle
Misasasippi
Jackson
Miss
John A. Redhead
Centerville
W. O. Colt
Longino
Alfred George
Spencer Newbury
Webster Institute Teachers Issue Resolutions of Thanks
June 7 2001 Puestrox Ga teachers of Webster County thank Prof Archer for Institute leadership and Preston residents for hospitality They laud County School Commissioner Stevens and Board of Education support Credit Prof T W Walker and N J Hixon with organization and call for Americas Times Recorder publication of resolutions and institute article
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Puestrox
Institute
Webster County
Preston
Webster
Archer
Worthy County
R. Stevens
Board of Education
T. W. Walker
N. J. Hixon
Americas Times Recorder
Prof. Weathers
Grady Weathers
Carrie Stapleton
W. G. Slappey
M. L. Martin
EF. L. Walker
A. L. Wimbach
J. F. Hixon
Hemphill on Reconstruction and Southern Pride
A Georgia gubernatorial aspirant’s stance on secession and Reconstruction is quoted amid debate. The piece contrasts pro and anti Reconstruction views and contemplates a hypothetical Union victory and compensation for enslaved people. The report also notes Princess Yolande’s christening in Italy and a crowd injury during the ceremony.
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South
Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Philadelphia
Hemphill
Atlanta Constitution
Robert C. Ogden
New Republic
Kennedy murder verdict ten years in prison for Mrs Kennedy
Jurors found Mrs. Kennedy guilty of second degree murder and fixed her punishment at ten years in the penitentiary. She cried aloud after verdict. the defense announced an appeal. Kennedy died after she fired five shots in the Ridge building office. The couple had married two days before Kennedy sought a divorce claim under duress.
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Kansas City
Kennedy
Wolford
Leon
New Ridge
Merchants Transportation Company
Cross
Thomas Kennedy
Duresa
W. ©. Prince
Will Prince
Alabama Warship Model Tops Pan-American Display
Alabama exhibits at Burrato Pan-American show include a life sized warship model made from iron ore pig iron limestone chert and more. Georgia shows 100 varieties of cereals on 7b acres near Marietta while Florida ships fruit trees and pineapples. Louisiana peaches and a Nocatee orange dazzle visitors as Florida plans a Rice Kitchen opening June 20. The Florida and Alabama displays draw crowds as the Florida literature promotes southern homes and the Louisiana company showcases seafood and jams. In Harrisona a fish law permits Sunday fishing and Alabama mourns ex-governor W J Samford buried with full military honors.
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Burrato
Alabama
Buffelo
Georgia
John , Manget
Marietta
Florida
Frederick Pfeifer
South
Commissioners of
Louisiana
Barataria Canning Company of
New Orleans
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Woyer
Niu
Wm. Jones
W. H. G. Dudley
Jy J
A. Cobb
Grand 4
Saty
Simml
Siue
Dior
Pare
the Teachers OF
Christe
Rowe
Yolande
Italy
Quirinal
Dr. * Hem
Thacher
Thad
J. W. Sharp
Louisville
Ala
Idicine Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mrs, Kennedy
South AT Buffalo
Harrisnona
W. E. Meehan
State Fish Commission
Stone
Openixa
W. J. Samford
Opelika
Wooten
Pone
Steve Wooten
THE
Windsor Hore
Americus
Inay
McClesky
Pennsylvania
Sharpe Williams
Barrath
Kentuck Star Bourt
Elkridge
Coon Hollow
Bourbo
Fonogram Rye
iHrayer Bree Baker
Oscar
Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co
Atim
Macon
Fourth-st
Union-Passenger Depot
DeWitt & Co
Chicago
SamTon County
M. Bird
J. M. Bird
Court of Ordinary
Apel
M. Allen
Sumter County
T. M. Jones
J. Coker
Tay T. M. Allen
Storen County
Mallary Bros. Maghiven of
Macrox
van Vleet-Mansfield Drug CO
Memphis, Tenn
Davenport Drug Company
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