Judge John Candler Named Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Judge John B. Candler, newly elected associate justice of the Supreme Court, was born October 81 1861 in Carroll county Georgia. He studied at Emory College and Oxford, practiced in Decatur county, served as solicitor general of the Stone Mountain circuit, and later became a judge before resigning recently.
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John 8. Candler
Supreme Court
Carroll County
Georgia
Samuel
Martha B. Candler
Boys’ High School
Atlanta
Betwe
Emory College
Oxford
Iss
Decatur County
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Stone Mountain Circuit
Iirenit
Cand Jur
Efyeles
Call for Unity in Georgia Democratic Party
In a political column the Times-Recorder urges end to factional fights within Georgia Democrats. It condemns independent and Republican opposition, decries infighting, and calls for party harmony to avoid public embarrassment and stronger Republican gains.
Hill Dominates New York Democratic Scene Says Backing Favors Hill
The piece argues David Hill is by far the shrewdest Democratic politician in the United States and the master force in New York politics. It claims his control over party nomination and platforms is essential, while noting labor disputes in coal regions threaten wider unrest. It also references broader tensions as winter approaches and inflation fears loom.
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Hill
Ratatesman
United States
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Arideome Pegede Hideegun
Badio
New
Will
Mia Artery
Huh
New Yoas
Eccentric Savannah Man Knelt Before Train for Death
Troup Hodges a well known Savannah man was killed by a westbound train near Montgomery. He spent the night before in a shade near Mont Meigs then bought bread and started toward Montgomery. He knelt facing the engine as it approached and was killed instantly. his papers showed prior work for the Central railroad in Savannah in 1894. Hodges drifted widely and had a lunacy trial recently in Savannah. He fought with the Boers in South Africa and once offered to take a duel from Congressman Rufus Lester’s challenger.
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Montgomery
Ala
Troup Hodges
Western Railway
Ala- Rem
Mont Meigs
Here
Central Railroad
Hodges
Hodgen
South Africa
Rufus EB. Lester
Georgia
West
Cruelty Charged to Sheriff in Dunn Prison Case
Augusta Ga Oct 4 B McGow attorney for Lot Dunn convicted of murder with sentence on hold pending Supreme Court decision petitioned Hon B Brinson judge of Richmond Superior Court that mandamus issue against P J O Connor sheriff of Richmond county show cause why he should not answer alleged errors in Dunn imprisonment Dunn alleges he has been a good prisoner yet the sheriff through lawful officer kept him chained to a 6x10 cell floor with a 30 inch welded chain around his bare leg no movement for four months causing chest swelling left breast inflammation ankle inflammation and untold agony death feared unless remedy is found
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Lot Dunn
Supreme Court
B. Ln ‘Brinson
Richmond Superior
P. J. O'Connor
Richmond County
Dunn
Duan
Shorif
Petitioner
Aif
Train Wreck Delays Rail Service Near Louisville
A freight train derailment near Louisville yesterday caused cars to jump the track and derail, narrowly avoided serious injury. The wreck halted operations for over two hours as repair crews secured the scene and cleared the tracks at Louisville and Nashville shops.
Sargent to Paint Roosevelt Portrait in Autumn Voyage
John Singer Sargent, the renowned portrait painter now in England, will sail this autumn to fulfill his engagement to paint President Roosevelt. The planned visit, Roosevelt’s first in a long time, has stirred strong interest in art circles in New York.
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New York
John 8. Sargent
England
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Light Vote is Only Hope for Alabama Republicans
Republicans in Alabama forecast a tight race in two districts, the fourth and seventh, where past swings favored Democrats. With primary turnout lower than registered voters, Bowie and Burnett may ride GOP gains if turnout aligns, aided by J. W. A. Smith’s campaign kickoff in Russellville as the party opens a full statewide effort.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sydney J. Bowie
Talladega
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Gadeden
Congress
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Burnett
Russellville
J. W. A. Smith
Virginia Carolina Chemical Buys 500 Acres Near Carrollton
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company secured titles to 500 acres of mineral lands near its Durgy mines in Carrollton Georgia. They paid $9,000 for 400 acres of mineral interest and have expanded operations with modern mining machinery. A 3 mile Villa Rica branch spur was built to support transport of pyrites to the plant.
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Carolina Chemical Company
Carrollton
Virgitite-Carolina Chemical Company
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Ixugias
Imas
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Eompany
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Villa ‘Rica
Birmingham
Chemical Company
Ben Gomegam
Aqueducts and Water Levels Stir Ancient City Images
A fragmented Roman era note describes eight ancient aqueducts delivering 40 million gallons of water daily to a city. It references arches seventy feet high and suggests Romans knew water always seeks its level, with mentions of American locomotives and Wellington New Zealand dated Oct.
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Roan Seeks Stone Mountain Circuit Judgeship
Hon. L. 8. Roan of Fairborn Ga. will apply for the Stone Mountain circuit judgeship vacancy created by Judge Candler's election to the supreme court. The announcement notes Roan as the candidate from this locality.
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Roan
Fairborn
Stone Mountain Circuit
Candler
Supreme Court
COST OF MODERN SHIPBUILDING REVEALS HIGH OUTLAY
New Cunarders planned for speed up to 24 knots require about 750 feet length and cost around 4.875 million dollars. German liners now average 3 million with Kaiser Wilhelm II faster and pricier. Designs for 26 knot ships would force longer hulls and costs above 4.5 million dollars.
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Clyde
London
the Tribune
Admiralty
Southern Steamship Co Charter Granted to Mobile Concern
The Southern Steamship Co charter at Sic St 1, granted in the secretary of state's office, lists capital stock of 200000 and plans to operate fruit vessels in the gulf trade. Organizers include William Beichardt of Bellville Illinois, Benjamin H. Charles of St. Louis, Philip H. Allison, A. F. Plazsa, and Daniel Gann of Mobile.
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Southern Steamship Company
Swith
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Cap
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Bellville
Benjamine H. Charles
St. Louis
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A. F. Plazsa
Daniel Gann
New executive officers named at American Cotton Co
New York Oct 4 J B Cooper of Boston named president replacing Albert C Case who resigned F L Ewing elected vice president and general manager succeeding H R Tanner Jr who also resigned Case remains chairman of the executive committee and on the board Also F J Robertson VP of the Trust Company Republic elected vice president and director Consul Bowen under surgeon's knife in Paris is serious after an internal complaint and operation with a planned further procedure. hopeful for travel to the United States for a two month vacation.
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Trust Company
the Republic
Bowen
Paris
Mr. Bowen
United States
Hero
Higan
Salts States
Rebellous Tribee Quelled, New York
Diapatelies from Fez to The Times via London report rebellious tribes in Moros region vow loyalty to the sultan. They claim they will pay any levy and vow to return looted goods, signaling a possible settlement or reprisal in the ongoing conflict.
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Fez
Times
London
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