Ga. George D Wheatley Amelong Dress Goods Sale
Wheatley showcases early fall dress goods with attractive prices and a wide range of fabrics including two tone illuminated effects, sers, velvets, silks and satins. New lines in shirts, undergarments, hosiery, handkerchiefs, collars and socks, plus boys clothing and suits. Samples on application.
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Monarch
Madras
Keystone
New York Mills
Beriven
E& W
Prince Albert
Atlanta Postmaster Appointment Settled Amid Deliberations
A Washington dispatch reports Atlanta will get a postmaster within a week, likely Amos Fox. The selection followed behind-the-scenes lobbying by Gen Gordon for Major Couper and Gen Colquitt for Dr Fox, with a written pledge rejected by Colquitt.
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Amos Fox
AtLanta
Journal
Washington
Fox
Couper
Gordon
Colquitt
Major Cooper
Alarm in Baltimore Over Vessels in Brazilian Waters
Alarm spreads among Baltimore coffee vessel owners after a cablegram claims vessels and men are in danger in Brazilian waters. U S Grant at Saratoga N Y reports Mrs U S Grant and the Sartoris family with Misses Vivian and Rose Mary Bartees and Master Algerece B Sar arrive at the United States home. Lieutenant acquitted in Knoxville after being court martialed for offense, reports to Fort Lewis company.
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Barrmone
Baltimore
Are. U
Grant
Sarstoga
Sanatoas
N. Y
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Vivian
Rose Mary Barteeis
Algerece EB. Sarand Men
States Hom
Macon’s New Charter Shows Short Mayor Term
The Macon charter committee has decided to set the mayor’s term at two years and bar re election to a successive term. The mayor will earn 2500 dollars annually. A three member commission will govern with one as chairman and the first commissioners will be named in the charter. The committee will meet and select at once.
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Macon
Boba
Bually
Teseralee Ie Com
Chaotic international notices spark scattered calamities
A jumble of brief items from The Enquirer staff and various cities recounts explosions in Bellevue Kentucky injuring a mother in law, a streetcar collision injuring a nephew, and multiple legal sentences. Other reports mention political moves in Paris and Costa Rica, plus incidents in Sioux City and Caluma with unclear details.
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Enquirer
Lewis ‘T. Hock
Bellevue
Hencks
Isaac
Focus Ot
Figg Srgorih s disrupted by unclear text
Readable fragments show jumbled words and missing context about a person or company. No clear event, date, or location emerges to form a factual summary.
William the Mighty and Imperial Replies Enduring Trust
The dispatches describe Emperor William's telegram to Prince Bismarck offering an imperial palace to ease health concerns. Reports say the emperor plans to visit, with widespread relief across Prussia and the empire. Other items note a quarantine, a Santos attack, and a Philadelphia World's Fair incident involving cousins and an engagement.
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Germany
Prusde
The
Vomische Zeitung
Cuncane
Philadelphia
William Ficklen
Death and distress in scattered notice fragment
A fragmented and partial OCR item mentions persons ordered to leave, a 10 day stay, and room needs, plus references to death notices for Sir Alexander T. Galt and John T. Manther. The text is garbled with dates and events, suggesting an obituary or public notice portion from a Canadian context.
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Mowraxat
Alexander ‘T. Galt
Murder in Dawson Sparks Race Tensions and Trials
Reports from Terrell County say two Black murder suspects in the Wells case, Jim Majors and Harrison Stevens, are jailed in Dawson with two others expected to testify. A special court session is planned. locals anticipate swift justice. Also noted are talks on forming a Chau tauqua branch in Americus and a Baptist convention visit by Rev J C Bryant.
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G. J. Wells
Green
Wells
Terrell County
Dawson
Americus
Pegrea
Bill Scratchings
Henry Craneford
Jim Majors
Harrison Stevens
Scratchina
Craneford
Majora
Stevens
Mr. Wella
Griggs
Tataula
Joseph 5
Davis
Albany Chauteuqua Cirle
Chautauqua Scientific and Literary
Mr. Davis
Grover
J. C. Bryant
National
Georgia
Colored Nations Baptist Convention
Baptiste
White House
Bryan
Georgia Ly
Feallon
Kingsburg Wreck and Other Local News Items
Wreck derailed a Queen coach near Birmingham. one person killed. Nancy Hanks race record discussed. Fan nie Mansfield of Wilmington won her wedding day at Lancaster. Five hundred starving laborers arrived by the Atlantic Pacific road near Mojave. details scarce. Local bills planned in Sumter legislature seek council control of school board and police commission. Notices urge subscribers to settle arrears and city accounts.
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Supreme Court of North Carolling Law
Wateah
Kingsburg
Ind
Evansville
Nancy Hanks
Tri-State
Salt
Lancaster
Misa Fannie Mansfield
Wilmington
Del
W. M. Davis
Ees
Adaraha
Fresno
Cal
Mojave
Hanford Pewndtredt
Cherokee Strip
Sumter
Edar
Thin City
Méniberr
Americus Pollos
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Sumter Co
Loan and Trust CO
Kingan & CO
Gatewood & Callaway
Lamar Br
Naley
Ansley
E. D
Ley
E.D. Ansley's
E. D. Ansley
Grocre
Bailey & Campbell
Geo. D. Wheatley
Amehious
Bessemer
Ged
Wheatley
TMG
Brazilian
Knoxvile
W. Well
Fort Lewis
Als Company
Acamia
Buena Vista
Bennett J.farnier
John Benedict
Walter Farnier
Furnier
Doreg
the Enquirer
Downs, Ga
Dan Middleton
Elijah War
Emme
Puriaperruta
Reed
Otto Defbe
Albert Jar
Leneter
So Fens
Hanna Goldman
New York
Emms Goldman
Weeks
San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Teall
Wiltlam
Paris
M. Guide
Hocianak
Chamber of Deputies
Pete
M. Walter
Rous
Banca Romane
tFigg Srgorih
California
FB. Strup CO. Oe
William, the Mighty
Bismarck
Femple
Pani
Asurgests
T. Mantther
Han
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John Reeves
Ebis City
Hele
M. B. Campbell
Yoursal
Orem
Eae Alwaya
Geo
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J. HR
Britton
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Patterson
Bowie
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Stewart En
Milledgeville
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