Amendments to Georgia Constitution Election of Judges and Officials
The General Assembly of 1807 amends the Georgia Constitution to provide for the election of judges and redefine vacancies. It sets terms, appointment rules, and the method for proposing and ratifying amendments. The governor is authorized to publish the amendments in newspapers and oversee submission to voters in the next general election. The text contains procedural details on ratification and publication.
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Question of relaxing civil service opens more political appointments
New York dispatch reports renewed discussion on relaxing civil service rules to create more openings for political appointees. It notes that past proposals would have department heads and various justice and postal employees sourced from the classified service, while Bryan plans resignation and return to public questions amid army service. Atlanta meanwhile reports Judge Lampkin convening Fulton County Grand Jury to investigate the last jury box, aiming to correct potential errors as presentments are read to the court.
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Spaniards Plan To Mistreat Gervera And War Ruin Madrid
Fragments report Bilbao workmen plan to march to Santander to protest Admiral Corvera’s fleet while Gladstone and Canovas debate war causes. The article notes the Duke of Tetuan blaming liberals for the war and calls for removal from power. Also covers U.S. president forming a war inquiry commission and inviting cabinet members to meet at the White House to begin work next week.
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Secretary Gage Denies Report After Cubdiseet Meeting
Wartixoros Mississippi Sept 20 Secretary Gage and Attorney General Griggs were the only cabinet members at today's informal meeting. The president urged a perma nent message to congress but no information was given out. No resignation was found. No new fever cases in the state.
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Baltimore and Ohio rail fragment underscores line of inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text from a Baltimore and Ohio rail item hints at a transportation or policy note. Names, dates, or clear actions are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a railway topic connected to Baltimore and Ohio. Further readable content is needed for a precise summary.
Obstetricians G take part in hotel supervision meeting
Readable fragments indicate obstetricians and government officials gathered at a hotel for supervision duties. Details are sparse but imply a professional meeting with focus on medical oversight and coordination among groups.
PORTO RICO. NO ELDORADO: Troops Anxious to Depart
San Francisco report notes troops eager to leave for the Philippines. General Miller, commanding, pledges to expedite their departure, while logistics and supply concerns loom as the unit seeks rapid refueling and readiness.
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