Flood Strikes Athens Oconee River Buries Bridges
The Athens Oconee River flood swamps the city with 1.08 inches of rain in 30 hours. Bridges washed away or damaged on Sandy Creek and College Avenue. waterworks dam breaks flooding Lumpkin Street. Mayor Dorsey and residents face emergency water cuts and street repairs.
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Everal Bridges
Hornik
Mc Junon
Supt
Barrow
Tabby
Sandy Creek
Oconee
College Avenue
College*avenue
Walters
Barnett
Oconee Street
Check Factory
Rail Creek
Cont
Seaboard
Athens
Abbeville
S. C
Garlington
Hancock
Broad River
Savannah River
South Carolina
Georgia
Central
Madison
Lumpkin Street
Tanyard
J. C. Payne
Lula
Prince Avenue
Court House
Christian Church
William F&f. Dorsey
Tallulah Falls
Crawford
J. W. Barnett
Jessie Jackson
Here
Star
Inquest to Be Held Over Sudden County Death
An inquest is to be held in the county regarding a sudden death. The proceedings will be overseen by Judge Poster with weathered testimony and possible cross examination. The case focuses on various details surrounding the death and seeks to determine the cause.
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Caotion
Geyras
Legislature Convenes as Governor Urges Convict Road Plan
Amid an extra session, Governor calls for extending the state road to the sea by exploiting convict labor and raises revenue for the project. Lawmakers debate penitentiary reform, condemn prison officials, and examine reports on cruel treatment and mismanagement at the state reformatories and wardens’ pay.
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Nthiutaha
Georgia
Covener
Gomunyi
Ihoohe
Senate
Vine Eeosenior Urses
Committee On Penitentiary
Candler
Relder
Jake Moore
Burglary at Prof Wooster’s House Investigated
A residence on Hill Street was broken into and ransacked before Sunday rain began. A window was left open and missing items are unclear as Prof Wooster and family are away in New York. Chief McKie conducts the inquiry with limited leads until return.
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T. J. Wooster
Hill Street
A. C. Holliday
Prof. Wooster
J. H. Tull
New York
Georgia Legislature Faces Pay Standoff and Ruling
Atlanta August 25 special report members of the general assembly visited the state treasury seeking mileage and advance pay for a few days but were refused. Treasurer Park said no appropriation existed. Attorney General Hart later ruled that the 1907 general appropriation act already covers mileage at ten cents per mile and per diem for the extra session, easing fears of a payment stoppage.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
State Treasury
R. E. Park
Hall of
Bible
House
Hart
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