Georgia General Assembly Opens Under New Constitution
The 50 day Georgia assembly met in Atlanta at 10 AM with no opposition to elect A. S. y as president of the Senate and W. Atkinson of Coweta as speaker of the House. Other officers named include W. A. Wilson as president pro tempore and Mark Harden as House clerk. The session began with oath ceremonies, committee appointments, and initial rule actions.
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Atlanta
General Assembly of Georgia
Capitol
Ibig
Senate
House
W. ¥. Atkinson
Coweta
W. A. Wilson
Wooten
Yol. W. A. Artis
Col
Mark Harden
Edward
Edwards
T. Albert Baldwin
Talbot
Augustus Turner
Henryounty
Clifford Reed
Cobb County
Henry Harris
Fulton County
Sam Flowers
Newton County
Master Walters
Dougherty County
Paul Stewart
Mark Hardin
Gentemen
Hardin
U Orlor
Millner
Warner Hill
Moerriwether
H. W. J. Ham
Hall
Atkinson
Mark A. Hardie
Fulton
Calvin
Richmond
Morton
Clarke
Viva Voca
Sears
Webster
General Assembly
Mesara
Gi ‘ Battle
Ham
Nebraska laborers discuss party ticket fate in Omaha
The leading temperance faction in Nebraska met in Omaha to canvass the state’s political climate. They note talk of party unity, but predict two chances for the ticket while Republicans hope. Other items include a marriage in Kansas and local civic notes such as frost, railroad plans, and a postponed parade in Harriso n.
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Quama
Nebraska
Omaha
Small Madam Preacher Rouses Crowd At Stand Mountain
A Republican political event at Stand Mountain drew a crowd as Rev Sam Small faced criticism. He attacked Congressman Livingston, praising Small while facing interruptions and cheers for Livingston. After the speech, Small’s effigy was burned amid lively public reaction.
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W. Simall
Mr. Small
Eegressman Livingston
Livingston
Sam Small
J. Robinson
Atlanta
Small
Samuel
Pastor Walker to Lead Calvary Episcopal Church
Rev W W Walker a prominent Oxford divine has accepted Calvary Episcopal church rectorate in Americus and will assume duties by December 1. Bishop Nelson approved the move as the parish plans a rectory, enhancements to the church, and a new pipe organ valued at 1 2000. The church choir expands as the organ arrives from Boston and paid for by members.
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W. W. Walker
Oxford
8. C
Calvary Episcopal Church
Cleland K. Nelson
Georgia
Friends of Calvary Church
Ionamuch
Permandot
Calvary Church
Boston
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