Elbert County Democratic Convention Chooses Lawson Chairman
The Elberton gathering elected Judge Lawson by unanimous rising vote to chair the convention. W. D. O’Farrell was named secretary, with C. C. Davison and a large slate of district and executive committee members appointed. Speeches by Albert H. Cox James M. Smith and L. F. Livingston electrified about fifteen hundred attendees.
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Albert Cox
James M. Smith
L. F. Livingston
T. G.j.lawson
Elbert Loyal-Clarke
Congress
Thomas G
Lawcon
Elberton
Court House
John P. Shannon
Shannon
H.W. Baldwin
W. D. O'Farrell
Clarke
Capt. O'Farrell
C. C. Davison
Greene
J. S. Turner
Putnam
Elbert
J. W. Reed
P. H. Bowers
Franklin
H. T. Lewis
M. A Dharr
Wilkes
W. D O'Farrell
C. C Davison
W. H Morton
J. P. Shannor
K. D. Yow
J. L Young
W. DL. Hodges
Hart
Willis Newton
Jasper
Franklin White
Madison
Q. L. Wihiford
Morgan
J. C. Johnson
Oconee
W.M. Howard
Oglethorpe
N. Walker
Chas, E Irwin
Albert H. Cox
Atlanta
Georgia
Col. Cox
Col. Smith
Watson
Weaver
Peek
South
Veeck
Livingston
Kilis
Wheaua
Ian
Col. Livingston
Ocala
Gainesville
Peek and Post
Highway Robbery Near Athens Leaves Victim Injured
Wesley Bush, a farmer from near Jefferson, was attacked by a Black man who rode in his wagon near Rock College road Tuesday night. Bush, found unconscious with severe head wounds from brass knuckles, remains unable to speak. The assailant fled with the cotton Bush was transporting for DeLaperie and Smith of Hoshton. Bush was cared for at a nearby house and later taken home. Authorities seek the attacker to prevent further harm.
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Athens
Wesley Bush
Jefferson
Bush
DeLaperie & Smith
Hoshton
Henderson
the Rock College
Bu H
J. B. Weir
Loss and Licensure Rejection of Rev Cowan in Watkinsville Circuit
A quarterly Watkinsville circuit conference refused to renew Rev Cowan’s local minister license, despite support from his pastor Dr. Reese who argued for relicensing. Alleged heresy over faith care and Florida venture cited. Cowan also lost $100 after misplacing a satchel on a M and N depot trip to Watkinsville.
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Watkinsville
Cowan
Florida
Athens
Mr. Cowan
Hat Saga Targets A Town Reporter On Clayton Street
Yesterday morning Crit McMahan grabbed the Banner reporter and forced him to his store on Clayton street where a white beaver hat was given to him. The scene triggered a broad street tomato and egg assault as locals joined in. A reporter plans a legal move to stop the hat controversy and threats against those who oppose it.
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Crit McMahan
Clayton Street
McMahan
Andy Coleman
Broad Street
Tragic Madison County Snakeskills Fatal Four
A family in Madison County suffers a horrific tragedy as a rattlesnake under the house bites four children and a drowning baby at a spring. The father returns from a mill to find three dead children and a dying infant, while the mother collapses from shock. A neighbor later destroys the lurking snake, and the neighbors report the account as true though some doubt remains.
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Madison County
Barnes
Wilson
Athens
Wilen
Horror Banner and Political Rest in Eighth District
Hon H H Carlton explains illness prevents campaign participation and requests understanding while reaffirming Democratic loyalty. He notes physician orders and hopes to aid Democratic success before November Ides.
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Eighth
H. H. Carton
Railroad decision roasts governor as federal court grants relief
In Dallas a federal judge ruled for the railroads Texas and Pacific Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe and St Louis and Southwestern in restraining the Texas railroad commission from enforcing certain tariffs. The decision favors the complainants with broad relief, reflecting a sharp stance by Judge A P McCormick.
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Texas
Hogg
St. Dallas
Texas and Pacific
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
St. Louis and Southwestern Railways
United States
Texas Railway Commission
A. P. McCormick
Tuage
A New Candidate for Hemp and Murder Trial
A garbled August report from Banensper Georgia notes Dr. Von Polinitz brought from Florida, waived examination, and committed to jail for alleged wife murder. Also item about Judge Bond appointing W G Oakman receiver for Rich Terminal, with unclear details.
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G. Oakman
Batrmone
Bond
W. G. Oakman
Newemoet
noWehala
Nate Eet Gee
Pieneiee
Ane Ie
Harmony Grove Hires Trio for Fall School Term
Harmony Grove announces Prof R J Strozier as principal with Miss Roza Taylor as first assistant and Miss Mary E Singleton heading music and art. Fall term expected to set school records. town filled with new families. Local election slated September 2 and Harmony Grove defeats Farrabeeville 17 to 6 in a local baseball game.
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Harmony Grove
R. J. Strozier
Strozier
South Georgia
Eastman Academy
Roza Taylor
Macon
Miss Taylor
Bass
Wesleyan Female College
Mary E. Singleton
Singleton
Galloway Femele College
Forsyth
Loveret College
Talbotean
Tom Hudson
Jackson County
Alvin Thurmond
Athens
Atlanta
Democratic Executive Committee
W. ST. Thurmond, Jr
T. A. Williams
Jefferson
J. K. Thompson
Thompson’s Mills
A. A
Harmony Grays
Bob Quillian
Farrabeeville
Northest
Georgia
Vasén
Reaves
N. E. Georgia
Peace Congress Opens in Brae With 808 Delegates
The International Peace congress opened in the Swiss Parliament hall presided by Dr. Ruchannel ex president. Nearly all European nations are represented along with American delegates. Dr. Ruchannel urged disputes be settled by arbitration courts. Mrs. Lockwood praised the peace idea in the United States. Mr. Lavesponk of England addressed the conference previously in 1891 on international arbitration.
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Uni
Boston
Rica
Ine Ak Lavesponk
Dist
England
Emperor halts maneuvers due to extreme heat reports
Vienna reports the emperor postponed planned maneuvers after receiving news from Carniola of extreme heat and fatalities among troops. He countermanded orders to avoid marching in broiling sun and heavy gear, citing safety concerns. In northern Italy, temperatures above 90 degrees persist with no relief expected.
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Vienna
Carniola
India
Italy
Loxpox
the Times
Night strike paralyzes Rochester switch crews stemmed by broader union rift
Rochester reports a mass strike by New York Central switch men and allied workers over Sunday pay. Affected crews, including conductors and telegraphers, threaten to widen action as leadership in Buffalo amid disputes with engineer orders leads to rapid conference maneuvers and continued disruptions to shipments of grain coal cement and flour amid growing freight backlogs and unsafe retaliatory incidents.
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New York Central
Gould
New York
Arthur
the Engineers
Sweeney
Buffalo
Sargent
Lackawanna
Erie
Central
Buffalo and Southwestern
Charles B. Henstein
Allen Richardson
Enstenz
Suspension Bridge
Lockport Road
Lizzie Borden's Sister Denies Allegations in Murder Case
Lizzie Borden and her sister Emma debated testimony about the Borden murder in Far River Massachusetts. Emma defended herself saying she told lawyer Mr Jennings what he ought to know for Lizzie's defense while Lizzie accused her of betraying her.
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Lizzie
Fout River
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Regan Hollis
Miss Emma
Mr. Reagan
Emma Borden
Borden
Far River
Brict Sullivan
Alugh
Sullivan
Baseball Record From National League Games
National League results show Cincinnati beating Washington 7 2 and 4 2 in doubleheader, Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 8 1, Cleveland topping Philadelphia 7 6, Louisville defeating Baltimore, St Louis losing to Boston 1 8, and Chicago New York game postponed due to wet grounds. Senator Hill’s conduct draws comment over Stevenson hospitality at Long Branch and New Orleans dispatch notes Iron Hall endorsed in St Louis with Somerby as chief justice target.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Brook
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louisville
Louiaville
Baltimore
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Senator Hill
Stevenson
New Orleans
Hill
Ring Hotel
Long ‘Branch
Xaore
McKinley
New York City
New
York
Platt
Iron Ball
Iron Hall Ad
Eer Oa
Somerby
Davis
Regeneration Ad Claims for Braxpnera Products
An old advertisement touts Braxpnera Picts as tissue regenerators and solvents boosting elasticity. It brands Braxpnera Prixs as safe alternatives aiding digestion and liver health, claiming benefits for rheumatism and impurities, with a generic promise of harmless use.
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Braxpnera
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