Quiet Election Yields Small Vote and Notable Party Split
The election passed quietly with a small turnout and light opposition. Reported results from Athens precinct show O’Farrell leading Turner by 40 and Carter ahead by 2, with full returns to be consolidated next morning.
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Court House
Carter
O'd Clarke
O'Farrell
Turner
Athens
W. J. Northen
Phil Cook
W. A. Wright
J. M. Ter- Tell
R. A. Hardeman
Agriculture
R. T. N -Sbitt
T.G. Lawson
W. J. Morton
Death of Mr Jessie Daniels in county community
Jessie Daniels aged 73 died Friday afternoon at his home seven miles from town after a long illness. A well known county resident, he built the house where he passed away thirty years ago and leaves his wife, three daughters and six sons. Funeral services were held Saturday at four o'clock from the family burial ground, conducted by Rev Frank Molroy.
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Jessie Daniels
Frank Molroy
Carter Denies Third Party Ties in Primary Bid
Banner reporter questions Carter candidate for Tax Receiver at the courthouse. He declares he is not a member of any third party, asserting he is a Democrat in the current primary. Some third party men claimed affiliation, but Carter says unrelated and insists on voters choosing Democrats in the primary.
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Carter
Buck Branca Ditrict
Buck Branch
Free State Boothouse
Madison County
The
Free State
Bailiff Varnum Injured in Levy Dispute Over Steer
Bailiff Varnum of Jackson county was struck with an axe by Whitehead during a levy on a steer. Varnum suffered severe injuries to the hips as the incident escalated over the seizure. Primary elections are praised as safeguarding the country from negro rule and are urged to continue annually.
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Varnum
Jackson County
Whitehead
Evry
Snake bite ends toddler near Tunnerville tragedy
A two year old child of Mr. Rameey near Tunnerville died after being bitten by a pilot snake that crawled from a hearth. The incident prompted local concern as residents note dangers from wildlife near homes.
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Birren
Ladies May Venture Falls Without Escort
Women may travel to the Falls without fear as guards will attend them with parental care, ensuring safety as if accompanied by their parents.
Frick Shot In Pride of Pittsburgh Incident
H C Frick chairman of Carnegie Steel was shot. three bullets struck him in the neck and back. The assailant, a tall smooth faced youth, was captured and jailed at the central station after a fierce struggle. Frick’s condition is uncertain as authorities seek full details.
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Prrrsnure
H. C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Frick
Central
The French Spoliation Claims Amendment Rejected by House
In Washington July 23 a Morgan bill to control the Union and Central Pacific railroads until debts to the government are paid was sent to a select committee on Pacific railroads. The Pensacola Terminal Co right of way through naval lands near Pensacola was granted. In the House, the Senate deficiency bill debate continued, with the French spoliation claims amendment non-concurred. Tallulah visit tickets advised for next Saturday with ample arrangements and price 451.00.
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House
Washington
Morgan
Union and
Central Pacific
Pacific Railroads
Pensacola
Naval Reservation
Senate
Remarkable Letter Emerges in Mitchell Case at Brainerd
In Braix Love Meurnts Tenn July 23 the Mitchell case closes a dramatic session with Alice writing to Freda about alleged unnatural relations. Jo Ward, Freda's sister, is called to explain cryptic passages but cannot. Dr. Sims testifies Alice Mitchell is a sexual pervert inspired by love for a woman, describing the love as brain or platonic. cross examination yields little public interest.
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Meurnts
Tenn
Mitchell
Alice
Freda
Jo Ward
Ward
L. Sim
Alice Mitchell
Sims
Freda Ward's Godfather in Brunswick Trial Report
Brunswick residents follow the Alice Mitchell murder trial in Memphis with interest as Miss Freda Ward, Merrifield's godchild, features in the case. A cabinet photo of Ward, taken before the tragedy, is treasured by locals, including Alice Ward and Lilly Acted of Brunswick. Evidence includes remarks about flirtation and elopement rumors from Volkmar of Gold Dust Tennessee. A Chicago-style anecdote from 1891 notes Electropoise treatment curing neutalgia in a patient, cited as a testimonial.
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Branswick
Brunswick
the Times
Alice Mitchell
Memphis
Fredsika Ward
Brunawick
In Memoriam Everett Mayne A Child Remembered
A elegiac obituary recounts the brief life of Everett Lamar Mayne born September 23 1886 and died July 15 1892. The narrative honors his gentle nature love of books music flowers and animals and notes the family sorrow and faith as they memorialize the beloved only child. The piece blends personal memories with Biblical reflections and passage of time.
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Everett Lamar Mayne
Julio
Litle
Everett Mayne
Earth
Evies
Kirinbam
Destruction on Great Sangier Island by Volcanic Eruption
An official telegram from Batavia confirms a July 17 volcanic eruption on Great Sangier Island, Holland. The northwestern part of the island was destroyed and about 2,000 inhabitants perished, with no Europeans among the victims. An interview in New York notes Senator Hill, Lieutenant Governor Sheehan, and Mr. Cleveland meeting at the Normandie hotel to discuss New York relations.
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Up Island
Destruc
Hague
Batavia
Great Sangier
Holland
New Yor
Senator Hill
Normandie Hotel
Sheehan
Cleveland
New York
Will Not Work Carnegie's Spikes Leads to City Row
Carnegie's Spikes in Grand Rapids provoke carpenters to strike over bayock ar spikes from Pittsby. The dispute ends when a brand is found on the keg and workers return to duty. A later item notes a fire inspector case in Sax Antoxio Texas and a liquorRelated incident in Atlanta.
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Carnegie
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bayock Arnegie Works
Pittsby
Sax Antoxio
Texas
Read Selected Bible Chapters for Comfort and Guidance
The Religious Department recommends chapters to read for various needs. Read Romans eight, John ending, Revelation endings, first Kings seventeen, first Kings eleven, Proverbs, Psalm fifty first, and John fourteen fifteen seventeen for solace, joy, guidance, and spiritual renewal.
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Jesus
John
Never Mistaken In Hard Times The Way Of Alto
Reflection on God’s sovereignty and guidance through suffering. Emphasizes God as just loving omniscient and almighty, sustaining believers through trials and dangers with unchanging care, urging trust and rest in divine providence.
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God
Number One Fool in Hong Kong Warning Against Alcohol
A visitor recalls a Cantonese worker calling another “number one fool” after a drinking error in a Hong Kong commissariat storehouse. The anecdote warns that rum and liquor lead to ruin, urging temperance with a biblical verse about wine mocking and strong drink raging.
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Commissariat
Hong Kong
China
Essect
Ecome
Ram
John
Dieth
Three little girls share doll charity in church project
Nan Alice and Grace save a doll for a poorer family after a sewing club at their society. They discuss doing unto others then choose the prettiest doll to gift, feeling moved as they decide to help. The scene ends with their quiet resolve and a nod toward kindness.
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Nan
Alice
Grace
Esc
Excursion to Tallulah Reserved for White Passengers
Announcement advertises a $1.00 round trip excursion to Tallulah next Saturday limited to white people. The notice omits further details and provides no contact information.
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Tallulah
Accident near New Always barns fatally injures driver
A Fredericksburg man James Ellis of Washington county met a likely fatal accident while transporting hay to New Always. Heavy rain forced him to shelter in a barn where a door swung and crushed him between the door and wagon.
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Nak
Jerrvansonville
Ind
James Ellis
Fredericksburg
Washington County
New
Stockholders complain over private cars for officers
In Atlanta on July 22 the Central railroad stockholders express dissatisfaction with the maintenance of a private car for officers in view of tire road management. They consider it a misallocation of funds and await further action from directors.
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Attanta
Central Railroad
Guandaly
Contel
Cleveland Going to Hains.
Sorakesto July 23 Uniless some the wi be shee Fresk Jones erst railroad.
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Cleveland
Hains
Sorakesto
Poor Mary Rest in Quiet Slumber
The verse portrays a weary child named Mary whose years of suffering end in peaceful rest. It laments her wasted frame and hollowed cheeks, noting loss and faithless trust. Her life of desolate yearning concludes with a final, tranquil sleep.
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Sya
Mary
Smiles and Laughter Echo Family Reflections
A child asks if marriage will bring a husband like Pat and the mother replies with a smile. The exchange turns to life for women, the mother noting it is a tough world for women.
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Flossie
Mamma
Pat
Cushion lace invention born from necessity in Saxony
The piece tells how Barbara Uttman, a miner's wife in Saxony, created Brussels point lace during hardship in 1564 after a noblewoman inspired her. She built a cushion lace method, employed local workers, and sparked a craft that spread to Dresden, amid a tale of invention, industry, and pride. It mentions the Tallulah excursion and a 1.00 ticket price.
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Barbara Uttman
Saxony
Indy
Barbara
Dresden
Georgia Thomasville clamors for baseball and wells
In Thomasville and surrounding Georgia towns, local reports note cloths of revenue from ears and barrel sales, a plan to drill artesian wells near Eastman reaching 310 feet, and a postponed Cherokee County veterans reunion. Albany reports cotton losing its kingpin status in Southwest Georgia while farmers solve finances without third-party aid. A woman’s hair loss reversal with Ay rs Hair Vigor is claimed after 49 applications.
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Thomasville
Macon
Franklin
S Bay Olwion
Sealoan
Cherokee County
Caneton
Hawkinsville
Albany News
Georgia
Eastman
Market Reports From Dayly and Chicago Goods
Dayly Market Reports show steady firings in turpentine and rosin with minor price shifts. New York and Chicago cash notes list pork, lard, ribs, and bacon prices, while Wheat and Corn futures edge lower. cotton futures in London show firm tone amid mixed delays.
For Sale at Devaturua Modern 11 room house near RK silow
Auction notes list several price options for a new eleven room residence near the RK Silow area, with frontages of 370 feet or 150 feet and cash price terms. Address given as Ansley Bros. 12 Bs Alabama Street Atlanta Ga. Prices reflect cash offers despite unclear text. Also mentions Toledo city council indictments over street railway franchise sales amid political commentary.
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RK Silow
Agnes Scout
Ansley Bros
Alabama Street
Atlanta
Testor
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J. K. Kenney
J W. Wier
W. T. Carter
D E. Sims
H. H. Linton
C. J. O'Farrell
W. W. Turner
C. M. Strahan
J. A. Pitner
MR. Jessie Daniels
Dr. Bigger
J. N. Booth
Georgis
John Ulenhake
Here
Ulenhake
Evansville
J. D. Barnett
Warrick County
Braix Love
Freda Ward
Lilly
W. HB. Volkmar
Gold Dust
Lilly Johnson
Athews
Ipa Graves
Ulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Laurens
Thornton Nash
Bradfield
Yorxastown
Wilson Crooks
Hosriver
John Lowther
Grady Hospital
Coregy
Religious Department
C. W. Lane
Soaron
Presbyterien Journal
Ande
Alcers
le Mark
Cron
Swift Specific CO. Atlast A
Children’s Department
Augusta Moore
New York Mail and Express
Atlantic Externorciss Co
Gould
Itzyg
Dempsey Odom
Macon County
O.jum
Oglethorps
Ay 'R
Naval
Savansan
Winusoton
Western Steam
City Steam
Naked
Caiiaco
Crsctwart
Chicago Market
Liverpool Cotton
Nuary
Tone Firm
Sa'es
Devaturua
Toledo
Ohio
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THHO
Marekwalthe
Champion Tron Fence CO
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