Circulation Bill Debate Dominates Capitol News
In a wide Senate session Aug 18 Mr Harris presided. discussions on the bank circulation bill and a Sherman act proposal dominated capital news. Sibley urged bimetallic policy while others moved to set up committees and adjust Treasury rules. Distillers seek relief as Olney rules out extending whiskey withdrawals.
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Potem
United States
Yests
Vance
Jones
Arkanas
Nevada
West
United
Voorhees
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Catchings
Olney
Treasury
Winston Bank
Eckels
People’s National Bank
Winston
N. C
Capital
Banks Post Notices On Part Payment Plan
Notices state that 500 dollars would be paid with part of a check in a banking plan at Clearipe House Paper and Merchants Bank of this county to restore confidence. Withdrawals are limited while the plan aims to save funds for a cotton crop and maintain the clearing house system. A separate Tennessee incident reports a tragedy at Glen station on the Nashville Chattanooga railway involving gunfire near a cotton region.
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Asion Sprixas
Ala
County Bank
Mer Hase Farmers’ Bank
Syatem
Tenn
Glen's
Nashville , Chattanooga
Hill’s
Genoa
The Big Farm at Smithonia A Century Farm Tour
A party of Athenian gentlemen visits Col. Jim Smith's Smithonia estate to inspect crops and livestock. They tour watermelons weighing up to ninety pounds, a cow herd of ninety five milch cows, a dairy with modern butter-making gear, eight hundred head of cattle, two hundred hogs, a one hundred acre turnip patch, extensive cotton fields planted June 10, and two hundred mules. The piece extols Smith as the state’s best farmer with the largest farm south of Maygun and Dixon’s line.
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Jim Smith
Smithonia
Col. Smith
Jim
Porter House
Colonel Smith
Maygun
Dixon
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arksnsag
Missouri
Texas
Clayton Street Fight Sparks Disorder At Mayor Court
A clash on Clayton street between a negro drayman and a white man led to bloodshed and a rush of new disorderly conduct cases in Mayor's court. Clarence Bush, employed by O'Farrell and Finkstein, and white foreman W M Vickers exchanged blows after a dispute over work and pay. Vickers struck with a cradle rocker, Bush defended, and officers jailed Bush while Vickers and others faced minor injuries.
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College Avenue
Sullivan- Corbett
Mayor’s Court
Clarence Bush
O’farrell
O'Farrell
W. M. Vickers
Bush
Mr. Vickers
Vickers
E F. Holliman
C.J. O'Farrell
Officer Rose
Holliday slander trial ends in verdict for defendant
A Jefferson court jury after over eighteen hours returns a verdict for Dr Holliday, finding he was not slandered by Dr DeLaperriere. Holliday may seek supreme court review. Acquittal also handed to Holliday on a pistol swap charge.
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Holliday
Jefferson
Dr. Holliday
Thurmonds
Severe Fall Leaves East Athens Man Bruised
Mr. R Chapple of East Athens fell or was thrown from a wagon on Elberton street near the railroad crossing while gathering fodder. He sustained a deep forehead cut and facial bruising, likely from overheating and a loss of consciousness. He recovered briefly, washed the blood, and returned home to rest.
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R. Chapple
R Chapple
East Athens
Elberton Street
Brunswick Faces Public Fear Amid Dr Branham Case
Reports from Brunswick Ga indicate Dr Branham lies semi comatose and near death while doctors tell the health board no new or suspicious cases appear. They caution fever readings but say there is no evidence of spread from his condition.
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Branham
Board of Health
Harris Lithia Water ad and assorted notices
Harris Lithia Water is advertised as a cure for diseases from impure water. Also reports a Aug 18 raid on sealing grounds near Port Townsend with schooners stealing skins and missing crews. Obituaries note Mrs S J Trabue killed in a runaway near Frankfort Kentucky and QO Findley of Oglethorpe County passing away. Columbus Ecquirer Sun discusses House rules committee and upcoming code debate.
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Queen
Alaska
St. Paul
St. George Island
Behring Sea
Aunaway
Frank Fort
S. ¥. J. Trabue
F. Trabue
Columbus Ecquirer-Sun
Crisp
House
Committee On Rules
Sailor talk and a straw hat gale on Broadway
A humorous fragment shows Cholly narrating a windy Broadway escapade as he handles a new straw hat. The piece contrasts athletic seafaring phrases with comic self talk and a playful gullible tone. It reads as a light, self contained gag rather than a shipwreck tale.
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Gentiereader
Cholly
Broadway
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