Georgia Governor Urges Judicial Reform and Election Overhaul
Governor Atkinson’s first message to the Georgia General Assembly calls for a modern, efficient judicial system, revised criminal laws, and state control of county chain gangs. He recommends updated venue rules, fee-system reforms, and stronger election law safeguards, plus stronger support for common schools, the state exposition, the Northeastern railroad, and veteran pensions.
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Atlanta
W. Y. Atkinson
General Assembly of Georgia
General Assembly
Imay
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Georgia
Northeastern Railroad
Peedorene
Good Children's Murderer Confesses in Paciovia
Charles Hart and his brother in law Clarence Brindle are jailed for the murder of Elsie and Ashby Good. Hart confessed in Sheriff Staley’s presence and detectives, and the knife used was unearthed at the spot. Trial details to follow. A Bremen ship migrant, Huber Beck, heads a Berean family of four with $130,000 fortune bound for North Dakota.
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Paciovia
Charles Hart
Clarence Brindle
Elsie
Ashby Good
Staley
Hart
Bautiere
Dresden
Bremen
Huber Beck
Bada Pexth
North da
President Favours Eight Member Monetary Commission Plan
The World reports the president backs a monetary commission of eight: three bankers, three businessmen, and two finance professors. It would study currency, monetary standards, and note issuance to aid foreign trade and public credit. Cabinet members debate selection and potential partisan impact, with Cleveland likely objecting to Congress naming commissioners.
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Mtns
Farliely
Sun
Npotte
Congress
Tia
Comiitesiggers
United States
Cam Bet Ber -Fernaord
Carlisle
Moreton
Cieneral Olneyan
Eekes
Cleveland
Macon Sermons Stir City Over Vice Crusade by Rev. Monk
In Macon on November 26, Rev. Alonzo Monk preached sensational sermons accusing the city of vice. He portrayed society women at the Dixie fair betting and flaunting winnings, warned of gambling like card parties and drinking at home, and criticized the city government and police. He cited Montgomery’s ouster and suggested local dances and clubs would corrupt Macon. He named Mayor Horne and Chief Butler as figures connected to policing, urging scrutiny.
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Macon
Alonzo Monk
Mulberry
Dean
Macon Society
R. Monk
Montgomery
Ute
Horne
Butler
Wanarek Birthday Observance Sparks Empire Wide Preparations
Berux Nov 26 The empire accelerates plans to mark Bisimarck s eightieth birthday with committees forming nationwide. Deputations are appointed in Wurzburg Munich Angeburg Heidelberg Jena and Stuttgart while Swabian villages send a delegation led by Burgomaster von Fischer.
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Bisimarck
Empire
Wurzburg
Munich
Angeburg
Heidelberg
Jena
Stuttgart
Swabia
von Fischer
I Wish I Was a Dog and a Witch Trial in Connecticut
A humorous sketch opens with Pol H PENCILINGS saying he wished to be a dog as his wife neglects him and mocks his pet. The Hartford Times reports on Catherine Harrison, a Connecticut witch trial in 1669 1670, noting her arrest and eventual release after the general court fined her. An eccentric New York Sun tale follows a Broad way cab passenger and a policeman. Spicy News Notes from Enville describe cotton prices, local politics, fruit trees, and a boastful Georgia town with hunting and hospitality references.
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C. J. Hoadly
Catherine Harrison
Connecticut Historical Society
General Court
Westchester
N. Y
Hartford Times
Broadway
Sun
Georgia
Carver
His Knee Mayhap
A brief vignette from the Detroit Tribune describing a couple on a sofa debating romance. He asks for a gesture of love, she declines citing constraints, and they adjust their seats to proceed with their plan in a restrained, comic encounter.
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Detroit Tribune
Just This Once Corporal Piton Applies for Leave of Absence
Fragmentary text recounts a request for a leave of absence by Corporal Piton with a colonel granting it but warning it should not recur The passage also includes stray notes about camel feet wearing on Sahara travel and a Newark Connecticut town name change linked to a Rev son and an early minister.
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Charivarl
Sahara
Newark, N. 1
Weer Waalan Ford
Ioenecticut
Pier
Son
Newark
Eng
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