Amendment to Constitution on Additional Superior Court Judges
Governor Terrell proclaims a proposed constitutional amendment to allow the Legislature to provide additional Superior Court judges. The amendment would fix terms, permit changing judge numbers, and require ratification by voters at the general election on October 3, 1906, with ballots stating For or Against amendment authorizing Legislature to provide additional Superior Court Judges.
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General Assembly
le Slatute
Superior Court
Joseph M. Terrell
Philip Cook
Joseph M. Terretl
Proclamation on Georgia Court of Appeals Amendment 1906
Governor Terrell proclaims the 1906 act amending Georgia Constitution to establish a Court of Appeals and define Supreme Court jurisdiction. It details sections amending paragraph 1 of section 1 and paragraph 5 of section 2, adding Paragraph 9, and outlines the court powers.
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General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Court ‘of Appeals
Court of Appeals Amendment Proposed for Georgia
Governor Terrell issues proclamation to submit a constitutional amendment allowing a three judge Court of Appeals seated at the capital. The plan outlines election timing, term lengths of two, four and six years, and framework for appellate jurisdiction and Supreme Court instruction on legal questions. The measure awaits ratification at the next general election.
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Supremee Court
Atlanta
Savannah
United States
General Assembly
Joyner Wing Mayor Wins Atlanta Election Big Vote
Chief W O Jovier elected mayor of Atlanta over Thomas M. Goodwin with a total 4657 votes. Ward results show Joyner leading in most districts. Goodwin’s surprise strength grew late, with bets suggesting a close race before results.
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W. OR. Jovier
Raver
Thomas M. Goodwin
Ate
Goodwin
Joyner
Godsin Ry
Joyners
Jackson County Official Vote Totals Released
Official returns from Jackson County show Governor Hoke Smith leading with 1189 votes and Estill at 28, Clark Howell and others receiving smaller totals. Judge of the City Court W A Stark led with 1773 votes and D B Ayer 17, giving Stark a substantial majority, while Solicitor W H Quarterman had 1499 to 1393 for Cooley, a majority of 106. Western Circuit Judge Jos H Brand garnered 2717 votes, nearly the entire county’s support.
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Jackson County
Hoke Smith
Mesme
Seh Toda
Estill
Clark Howell Hole Smith
Juekom County
W. AW. Stark
Ayer
Stark
W. HL. Quarterman
TD. Cooley
Quarterman
Mystery of biliousness solved with Dr King’s Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the cure for bilious attacks and constipation. The ad notes a money refund guarantee and 25 cent price, while a jumble of religious and literary references follows about worship, explorers, and Joseph Conrad.
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John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
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H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug
Hank Yeungs
England
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Orissi
Bengal
Edward
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Paul du Chailly
Equatorial Africa
Capt
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South Seas
Joseph Conrad
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Chicago
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