Georgia Day in Atlanta Draws Mixed Crowd Response
Ma Hodgson recaps Georgia Day at the Pan-American exposition with Atlanta speakers claiming town pride while some Georgians criticize expansion politics. A late speaker stoked politics to rousing applause, and a lone observer complained the program shifted from music to politics. An Arkansas testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure follows.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Harry Hodgson
Semtig Ie
Temple of Music
Dixie Land
Milburn
Atlants
Messis
Ers
Waycross Herald
Man Charged With Bigamy After Athens Marriage
Aycock, who wed Mamie Johnson at the First Methodist parsonage in Lampkin Street, claims years of separation from his previous wife meant no divorce. Father Tom Johnson denounces the match, asking a grand jury in Oglethorpe County to indict for bigamy as Aycock awaits next session verdict.
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Lampkin Street
Aycock
Mr. Daves
Col. M. D. Arnold
Crawford
Athens
Georgia
Tom Johnson
Edwin
Johnson
Arnold
Miss Johnson
Ayoock
Oglethorpe County
Fears Reclaims Stolen Horse and Buggy
Mr K P Fears recovers his horse and buggy stolen by an old negro preacher at a local convention. Tom Thornton tracked the pair into South Carolina where the thief allegedly gifted a tarnest to a lodge member. The buggy was badly damaged and the horse worn out and likely to be sent for repairs or replacement.
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K.P. Fears
Tom Thornton
Boath Carolina
Anid
Great Gathering of the Epworth League Opens in San Francisco
Thousands of Epworth League delegates arrive in San Francisco for the 1901 convention at Mechanics Pavilion. The opening program features services, addresses by church leaders, and a focus on “The Young People’s Movement in the Twentieth Century.”
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San Francisco
Mechanica Pavilion
Great Pavilion
Fs Chorus
Catre Audiitorium
Pacific
First Presbyterian
Culvacy Methodist
Howard Street
Ara
T& Missionary Conferuues
Larkin Street
Pereinee
Filbin
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Thomas Fabs
Esse Toh
V. Judson
Welcoms
Phelan
Bish ‘Hamilton
Metropolitan Temple
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Minneapolis
Alouso Monk
Nashville
C. W. Willard
Yonkers
Paris Green on Cabbage Sparks Public Nuisance Alarm
Municipal concerns rise as cabbage growers use Paris green to deter pests. Misuse risks plant uptake and potential harm to consumers. Citizens and merchants urge action by city authorities to halt the practice.
Love and Elopement Shake Off Long Distance Phone
Miss Talala Cheney and Alonzo Hancock wed at Rev. E D Stone’s by surprise. The couple fled to Watkinsville by carriage after the ceremony, leaving parents outraged for not being consulted. Honeymoon plans uncertain. expect return soon for congratulations.
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E. D. Stone
Watkinsville
Strike Tide Holds Firm as Wellsville Mills Stay Idle
Across Wellsville and Allegheny areas the strike persists with Amalgamated workers pressing non union mills to join. Officials report no immediate climax in sight while rumors of imported labor fade as firms post payoffs and brace for possible continued work stoppage.
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Wellsville
Thas
Shaffat
Ewete
Buss
Coleman Bound Over to Superior Court
Tobe Coleman, a Black man, was bound over to the superior court on a commitment bond of 1000 dollars after being accused of forcibly robbing Mrs. Sarah Gallaher in East Athens on Saturday night. The Banner reported the incident earlier.
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Tobe Coleman
Sarah Gallaher
East Athens
Banner
Superior Court
Prospecting fever grips Wilkes County gold hunts
Wilkes County residents flood into mining as Hen Latimer suspected gold on his plantation. ore yields from one thousand pons claim values from 1,600 to 1,750 dollars. quicksilver shortages hinder stamping works. Seminole Mining and Columbia Mining move shafts and promising claims emerge across the county as prospecting surges.
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Wilkes County
Washinavon
Wilkes
L. W. Latimer
Columbia Minion Company
Seminole Min
Western
Magruder Linc
Columbia
Voin
After Negro Desperado Sheriff Seeks Suspect in Swamps
Sheriff Martin sends men into the wild country above Charleston to search swamps for Williams Johnson a black desperado wanted for murder. The report notes terror in the area and mentions killings of William Burnsch and others as authorities pursue the suspect.
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Martin
Stotes
Charleston
Williams Johnson
Johnson
William Burnsch
Tremens Kian
Hors Futons
Sunacioceee
Smith
Reading Machinists Decide to Strike in Reaping
The Reading Reading area machinists vote to strike following an organizer's arrival from from Dieeithee of Katea and Reading.Prolsok. It is unclear if all workers will join the action or follow the call.
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Dieeithee
Katea
Three Negroes Die On Same Scaffold In Public Execution
In Nasuvitaz July 18 the first legitimate county execution was carried out with three men Babe Battise Dacer Thompson and Abe Petway hanged in the jail yard before about 200 spectators. All three died quickly after the 10 15 drop.
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Nasuvitaz
Babe Battise
Dacer Thompson
Abe Petway
Ines Macloree
Sheriff Hurt
Tool
Thompson
Jane Ts
Much Distress Felt by Cattle Men in North Georgia
Aphyloma has made its ay in North Georgia though not fatal it leaves victims in poor condition. The disease, once thought western, was found as staphyloma in cattle. Out of a herd of 100 animals forty suffered with the ailment and related symptoms including constipation and liver complaints. H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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O. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
B. B. Palmer & Sons
Merchanta
Paris
Georgia
Texas
Fragmentary OCR Note Appears Postponed Vote Reference
Incomplete text hints at a political or election event with mentions of a vote and a place named Libeon. The fragment references AML Ba and a comparison to a prior item, but specifics are unreadable. Further readable context is needed to identify entities or outcomes.
Fierce Street Brawl Ends With Broken Walking Stick
A street scrap on Broad Street near College Avenue involved Kiffy Cothran and Sink Maloney. Cothran struck Link Maloney with a walking stick after a dispute over a nickel, while Maloney claims Cothran blocked him on a barber pole. The incident aimed to prevent further bloodshed. An ad for Chamberlain's Stomach Fluid Liver Tablets follows, priced 95 cents with free samples at H. R. Palmer & Sons and Smith Bros.
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Broad Street
College Avenue
Kiffy Cothran
Sink Maloney
Kiffy
Sink
Kify
Linky
Link
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sona
Smith Bros
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