Quiet Georgia Senate Focuses On Five Judge Move
ATLANTA Nov. 28 A dull day in the Georgia legislature featured a parliamentary trap over Sen Todd’s anti bar room bill. A tabling maneuver was challenged as voters and strategists argued the motion to reconsider could be taken up again. J C C Black, Augusta, drew praise for intellect and integrity as he visited the capitol. Next Wednesday the Chattahoochee circuit judge election was set, along with a separate vote for a new five judge Supreme Court. The session closed after brief Senate remarks, with House local bills and a proposed pay raise for legislators debated. The Cook pharmacy relocation was noted in local notices.
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Important Bills Stir Georgia Senate and House Debate
The Georgia Senate debated reconsidering a Sunday train bill while voting down the motion 271 to 9. An act to consolidate county and state elections was introduced, with a shift to October and two-year terms for county officers. House actions included Capitol grounds funding, seating disputes, and several local and school tax measures. The Military Advisory Board will meet December 5 in Atlanta.
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Force Bill Debate Sparks Lively Senate Session
Washington dispatch reports a dramatic Senate opening as Republicans push the Force Bill amid party tactics. Hoar and Frye clash with Gorman and Morgan over readings, with a gag rule looming and Ingalls eyed as a Robespierre figure. The copyright fight stirs in the House, the South resists, and the reapportionment proposal sets Georgia at eleven seats in a 256-member base.
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Old Citizens Bank case boosts Atlanta bank assets
Supreme court decision in Hill and Thompson receiver versus W and A railroad and Gate City National Bank increases assets of the Old Citizens Bank of Atlanta by about 70000. About 40000 goes to the State and 20000 to other creditors. the State holds a first lien but $40000 remained unsatisfied. The bank, a State depository, held roughly 100000 of State funds. The decision affects creditors notably including the W and A and two banks with combined recoveries nearing 70000 over ten years.
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Georgia Legislature Moves On Charters and Fertilizer Bill
The Georgia legislature debates tax refunds on installment sales and seeks broader charter reforms. Senate action proposes strict fertilizer regulation with sampling at sale, county ordinaries to label and forward samples to the state chemist, and penalties for noncompliant sales. There is strong interest in the Chats and Tallapoosa circuits judgeships and local option vs prohibition dynamics.
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Court Martial Set for Gate City Guards Officers
Atlanta dispatch reports the court martial of Captain A C Sneed and three other Gate City Guards members will begin December 4 with a six member panel: Lt Col Wylie, Capt Kenan, Capt Young, Capt Cobb, and Capt Wooten. Also to be tried are Second Lt Roberts and privates Myers and Spellman for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. Sneed faces an extra charge of insubordination.
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After Thirty-Five Years The Tardy Groom Reaches Altar
Atlanta reports Major Marion C. Kiser and Mrs. Sarah Turner Ivey united in marriage after a 35 year pause. The groom had stood up twice before time ran out, as Miss Turner later married and widowed, and Kiser endured two prior marriages. The renewal of their old bond culminated in a formal wedding ceremony in Atlanta.
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Legislature Visites Confederate Veterans Home in Atlanta
About two hundred lawmakers visited the Confederate Veterans Home in Atlanta after the session. They toured the new buildings and attended a luncheon. President Calhoun and Speaker Howell spoke, praising Henry Grady and the home’s work. The plan for the state to assume responsibility received general approval.
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Force Bill and Copyright Debate Shape Capitol Day
The House passed the international copyright bill 139 to 95 led by opposition from Mr. Blount of Georgia. In the Senate the force bill faced delays with Hoar presiding as Jag Turpie of Indiana opened a strong opposition, while Democrats plan to press later. Georgia lawmakers Stewart Grimes Carlton remain absent, Crisp remains favored for Speaker, and Washington Dessau, a Macon lawyer, is noted in the capital.
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Obscure Ad Sells Doctor Bull’s Bitters Candy Tale
A fragmented ad copy suggests urging readers to give children Doctor Bull’s bitters as a pleasing candy. It hints at harmless promotion but lacks complete context or safety details.
The Academy Burned at Lumpkin in Suspected Arson
Special to Record, Lumpkin, Dec. 3. Midnight blaze destroyed Stewart Academy despite efforts to save it. Fire suspected incendiary. no clew yet. Building insured about 1500 dollars. Unclear if rebuilt. Dyspepsia testimonial notes Dr Bull’s Sarsaparilla aiding digestion.
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Big circus delights Abbeville crowd in Thanksgiving town
Abbeville Georgia residents filled streets for the French & Co. circus elephant parade. The crowd praised the performance as a success. Thanksgiving services were held at the Baptist church with Rev Jolley delivering a sermon. Davenport Drug Co. expanded stock with Woldridge's Wonder Cure for broader local supply.
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Hent Rental Offer For Furnished Elegant Room
Off er invites tenants to rent an elegant furnished room with polished walts and ample fittings. Located two minutes from a central point, the room includes gas and water supplied, with access to utilities. Applicants should apply at this office for details and availability.
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