Terrell Proves a Tempest in Georgia Politics
A Georgia scene shows Hon. Joseph M. Terrell challenging a year-long pursuer with restraint and bold rebuttal. He accuses his opponent Guerry of former free passes and railroad ties, while uplifting a banner of prohibition and reform. The piece references reactions from multiple newspapers and notes growing support for uniform school textbooks and peach crop forecasts.
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The
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Democrats Back Statehood for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma
Congress backs bills to admit Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma as states, boosting Senate seats by six and adding at least ten electoral votes. Arizona would be the largest territory to gain statehood with about 63 502 population in 1990, while New Mexico and Oklahoma show populations near 2 009 and 400 0 respectively.
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
Statehood
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Tennessee
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Wantana
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New Hallyshire
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de Deland
Sisterhood of
Four Officers Slain by Black Outlaw in Atlanta
In Atlanta on May 17 a posse with Winchesters surrounded a burning house on McDaniel street pursuing Will Richardson a Negro desperado. Four officers died. several other Negroes were killed or wounded, and the mob captured remaining suspects.
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Atlanta
Yin Richardson
McDaniel Street
Tom Grant
Ed Crabtree
Bob Ozburn
Battey
Whs Richardson
Milton Risby
W. A. Wright
T. Jackson
George Heard
Aiberg
Ian
A. Kerlin
Owen Heard
Tieard
Tom Corutil Craft
Leb Gathar
Winesey
E. T. Jackson
Dodd Avenue
Jackson
Will Richardson
Nesva
Johnston Gaining in School Commissioner Bid
Dr Mark Johnster a State School Commissioner candidate gains strength per Blakely Reporter with three planks uniform school books in the state adoption of books by Southern watcore histories for all. Prorating school funding by taxes paid. An Atlanta man faced a jilting over red hair and a lonely fate. Movement to remove pastorate time limit in Methodist church. Atlanta support remains strong.
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Mark Johnster
Blakely Reporter
Watcore
Echous Funda
Methodist Church
W. Lempbell
Central
Wichita
Despairing Lovers Die In Mutual Poisoning At St Louis
Despair over love leads Antoine Regnier twenty three and Annie Kickel eighteen to take carbolic acid last night and die in each other’s arms in St Louis. Senate approves aid to Alabama with battleship parts donated from Don Juan de Austria and Almirante Oquendo.
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St. Louis
Antoine Regnier
Annie Kickel
Alabama
Washington
Senate
Don Juan de Austria
Almirante Oquendo
White Appeals murder case in Alabama Supreme Court
Sam White indicted and convicted for the murder of Mary Williams, an elderly woman, faces a habeas corpus appeal before Chancellor Simpson in White's Alabama case. The court denied the petition and ordered custody remanded pending supreme court review. Jasper and Calumet incidents report two young boys burned to death while powder and oil flames trapped others. a rescuer brother saved one, suffering serious burns but likely to recover. Raleigh reports umpire George F Proud sues the Greenboro Telegram for libel over claims of unfair decisions and collusion with bet makers.
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Jasper
Ala
A. C. Manley
Calumet Mines
Qute
Raleigh
George F. Proud
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Greenaboro Telegram
Bet, Makers
Pioneer Alaskan Dead
Richard G. Willoughby a pioneer miner of Alaska is dead in Seattle Washington. He went from Maine to California in 1848 and later moved to Alaska. He spent his early years near Port Townsend and was known for his frontier travels and mineral work.
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Wash
Richard G. Willoughby
Alieka
Willoughby
Maine
Calforni
Alana
Port Weangeh
South Carolina Democrats to Meet in Columbia Next Week
The South Carolina state Democratic convention will convene next Wednesday in Columbia in the hall of the house of representatives at noon. Railroads offer cheap rates for delegates from all points, and full county representation is expected as the hall is prepared for the event.
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House of Representatives
Georgia
SumtTea Covstay
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J. H. Johnson
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Bishop Objects to Women In Choir
New York May 16 Bishop Bur Beas of the Episcopal diocese of Long Island orders women singers in nine Cathedral missions retired as soon as possible citing distaste for women in surpliced choirs. In Opelika Alabama May 11 a campus fight at Auburn ends with Cadet Ethridge injuring Cadet Blumberg from West Point. Blumberg gravely hurt, Ethridge fled and remains at large.
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Bur | Beas
Long Island
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Opelika
Ala
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Eturhige
Lowndes County
Blumberg
Weert Point
Ethridge
Mobilees War on Mosquitoes Extermination Plan Adopted
Mobile Alabama May 106 The city council adopted an ordinance from the board of health to exterminate mosquitoes using Nerosend and parafince and approved an appropriation to carry out the provisions of the ordinance.
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Mobile
Als
Board of Health
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A fragmentary OCR note from a Sumter area page mentions editor and content confusion with garbled text and missing context. Indicates an unclear transcription section needing verification.
Georgian Court to Show Cause on Twelve Minor Wards Land
In Georgia a court orders the show cause hearing before the Court Ordinary of the county on the first Monday in June. The matter concerns the Wersren seated the Menon wine port made for twelve minor children of three guardians. The guardians must appear to justify the disposition and returns.
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Sumrea
DiWrereas
Victoria Salter
Jerse Alter
Jerse Salter
Maren Beal
M. Allen
Georgia
Suuren
Hogan
Sumter
Superior Court
Ie Allen
LuMgan
Steve Marshell
Winder
Becker Marsnell
Naa County
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Hakefen
Vuto
J. W. Hikely
Ysie
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Rule Nisi Foreclosure Notice in People’s National Bank Case
Foreclosure proceeding initiated by People’s National Bank against H C Bagley and others. Describes property in Sumter County including undivided half interest in Lot 61 and adjacent tracts as security for a promissory note dated November 1 1907. Court to hear next term details costs and proceedings.
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Peope
Real Eee Tate
Bagley
Stewart
H.C Bagley
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