Crisp's District Nomination of His Own Successor
The Third Georgia district convention at Leary adopted resolutions endorsing the Chicago platform and Cleveland and Stevenson. Hon. Charles F. Crisp was nominated by acclamation for the district's representative, with Captain J. A. Cobb as chairman and officers read as part of the gathering.
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Combele
J. A. Cobb
Sumter
J. H. Hodges
Houston
H. T. Harrison
Stewe P. Crisp
Art
Houuston
Nomi
Charles F. Crisp
V. TL Smith
Pulaski
Stewart Hill
Republican Party
Nathan Holtman
Crawford
Hon. C. F. Crisp
Stewart
Senate Committees Rework Anti-Option Bill in Senate
Washington July 7 The Senate judiciary committee sent back the anti option bill with no recommendation transferring the sub part to the Senate for a full vote. The house sub treasury debate prompts a possible two night sessions. McMillin declines to alter his resolution. Conference report on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill is up as Blant denounces delays by filibuster and calls for speed in reporting the resolution granting the change committee access.
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Senate Committee
Washisuton
House
Senate Judiciary
Senate
Goridar
Committee On
Watson
Georgia
McMillin
McCreary
Kentucky
Blant
Tales
Australiaa Ballet Ayatomet
Dis
Pana
Ills
Supreme Coach
Supreme Court
Washington
United States
Justin’. D.vice
Augusta Goes Wet Quiet Reigned Antis Win By Large Margin
Augusta Ga July 2 The Prohibitionists and antis clashed in a heated referendum. Antis win by 1334 votes from 4235 registered. Antis tally 2436 to 2520 abstain. Prohibitionists 1004. Colored box results show antis 712 colored and 947 white. prohibitionists 123 colored and 652 white. The vote was orderly with no disturbances.
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Antis
Avgusta
Wight
Angusta
Prohis
Baseball Record From Southern and National Leagues
A fragment lists Southern League games with Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans results and Cleveland, St Louis, Philadelphia, Boston scores from a mixed date. An Australians election item notes a Panal rights question on ticket scratching and supreme court disapproval.
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Senta
Memphis
Montgomery
Leon
Mobile
Chattanoo Be
Alontgomery
New Orleans
Wife theft leads to marriage after trial in Ohio
James Colwell, a farmer on the Urbana pike, procured a wife by stealing his horse. The horse had been stolen by Warren Dakin and captured in Harveysburg. Colwell testified at Dakin’s trial in Lee, then married one of the buxom daughters at a private house after the trial. News from Bellaire reports glass works closing, displacing about 650 workers due to natural gas competition. Other items note Bettie Harris’s sudden insanity and recovery, a fatal fire at Marshill county almshouse in West Virginia with a possible arson by John Chambers, and whites in Johnston county whipping Stephen and Mrs Thompson. Also mention Colonel W. L. Peek’s recovery and a Michigan farming method using turnips with clover and timothy to boost grass growth and winter forage.
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Sprinerrevp
James Colwell
Urbana Pike
Warren Dakin
Harveysburg
Colwell
Lee
Dakin
West Virginia
Wheeling
Marshill County
Wesley Holmes
Eliza Duncan
John Chambers
Holmes
Duncan
Chambers
Michigan
Handsomest Lady in Attens Praises Keusp Balsam
A local remark describes Keusp’s Balsam as a superior remedy for coughs and lung issues. A druggist offers a free sample bottle to prove its merit, with large size priced at fifty cents and a dollar bottle also available.
Railroads Move to Regulate World Fair Rates
Eastern roads plan a meeting to curb ticket manipulation for the Christian Endeavor Convention and enforce deposits with New York agents before July 15. A freight conference in New York set rates for foreign exhibits to Chicago with free return after fair exhibition upon certificate. An Interstate Commerce Commission session in Chicago will hear eastern lines about alleged irregularities in Chicago seaboard fares, with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western served.
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Chicago
Hll
Christian Endeavor Convention
New York
Trunk Line Association
E. E. Cox
Interstate Commis
Curiaco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Seaboard
Cleveland and Whitney discuss campaign role aboard Oseide
At Buzzards Bay on July 8, Mr. Cleveland welcomed W C Whitney and guests aboard the steam yacht Oseide. They debated campaign strategy with Whitney promising to help the party, though he declined the national committee chair role. The piece also notes optimism on the Justin projectile amid wartime innovations.
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Buzzarv's Bay
Mass
Mr. Whitney
the Navy
Whitney
Cleveland
W.F. Harrity
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and A Hanging News from Tenn and Ore
Baseball results from Macon Birmingham Cincinnati Louisville Cleveland Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Supreme Court overrules King’s motion for a new trial and orders hanging August 12. Rumor of Wilson the murderer near Milwaukee and a farmer shot near Durdens Alabama. Drowning accident near Davenport and Fields’ deteriorating health. Mrs Hendler’s suicide in Philadelphia amid domestic distress. Terminal advisory committee meets to discuss reorganization.
Useful garden tool and farm tips from The New England Homestead
A New York correspondent describes a nine inch wide crosscut saw blade cultivator that cuts weeds cleanly leaving them on the surface to wilt. The piece explains bevel filing, level ground work, and adjusting features for depth and height. Also includes butter storage ideas from wells using a wheel and weight with a basket. Additional notes cover curing chicken gapes and dysentery and methods to stop hens from sitting.
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New York
New England
SHUT OUT FROM THE MAILS IN JOHNSON COUNTY UNION
Warrensburg Missouri July 8 postmaster Ira Day received notice that the Johnson County Union a third party paper started here could no longer pass as second class mail circulation said to be over 1000 copies businessmen supported the paper and may suspend publication while seeking reconsideration the post office alleged circulation was not bona fide.
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Warrerspurg
Ira Day
Post Office Department
Johnson County Union
Warrensburg
Burdock weed spread and eradication tips from Ohio farmer
The article explains burdock as a biennial weed with deep taproot and seed burrs that cling to animals and clothing. It notes vast seed production, persistence after cutting, and recommends mowing twice yearly, striking below the crown, and targeted removal in nonfrozen months. It also covers small poultry flocks and waste utilization for eggs, plus remarks on bone steaming and dairy statistics.
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Ohio
United
Ing
Wisconsin
York- Mercantile Exchange
Ilinois
Administrator's Sale Issued by Court Order
An administrator's sale is set under a court order in county proceedings. The sale will occur at the courthouse or designated location as ordered by the Court of Ordinate.
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Court of Ordinate
County
Oconee
Danielsville
Pittman
Bates
Thomas Batley
University
Rees
Said
I. H. Goss
G. U
Joux W. Wixu
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Crisp’s District
Chicago Platform
Augusta
Baseball Record
aChlonen Ae Polite
Pittsburg
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Philaelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Tralian
General Hunt
Bellame
Bellaire, Crystal, Enterprise
Union Window Glass Works
Indiana
Clarksville
Tenn
Bettie Harris
J. R. Harris
Taylor
North Carolina
Raumen
Johnston County
Stephen Thompson
Peek
Conyers
W. L. Peek
Boen
Cleveland and
Philadelphian
Justin
Macon
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Clay King
Jackson
H. Clay King
King
Justice Turton
Shelby County
Tourn
Port Lane
Ore
Wilson
Mamie Walsh
Milwaukee
Sid
Birmineham
Ala
A. A. Durden
Coosa County
Ashley
Pennsylvania
Bli
Davenport
Rock Island
Field
Cyrus W. Fields
Mattie Hendler
Charles Andler
Richiead
Richmond Terminal
Panies
Spencer
Europe
Philadelphia Farm Journal
New York World
Athens
Orrick
People’s Party
Wanamaker
Second Baptist Church
LiverPoul
Isaac Cook & Sons
Liverpool Cotton Association
Isaac Coox & Sons
Gen. Johnson
George D. Johnson
Louisiana
Hugh S. Tompson
Joseph Ruby
Columbia, Pa
Hood
Barssparil
Burdock
Ayer
Br. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Family Bibles
D. W. Mgregor
Burke
Wif
Corrie Bates
W. A. Bates
N. L. Ae
K. Ruxnay
Superior Court Clarke Co
L. D. Jacobson
Clarke Superior
Falomer Jacobson
Salomer Jacobson
Ted
L. Hatching
Paine J. K. Kener
Clarke Fouxtr
J. M
M. von Eeln
Noble
Boutiern Investment Company
Washing
D.C
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
AA Ree
Pilas Echols
Sup- Este Eee
Anton
Osurt
Bemeineror
Clanke County
George Dudsley
Thomas Guavuan
Robert T
Snel
Diewissien Snd
M. Heselwaren
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