Peruna praised by mothers and women across states
Mrs. Gertrude McKiernan of Emporia Kansas says Peruna eased her severe cold and fatigue after using a few bottles. Mia M F Jones of Burning Springs Indiana and Anna Linder Cassell also endorse Peruna, stating it is a trusted tonic and they would not be without it. They describe personal tests and strong confidence in the remedy.
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Peru NA
Gertrude McKiernan
Neosho Street
Emporia
Kas
Burning Springs
Anna Linder
R. R
Cassell
Central of Alabama railway charter eyed by legislature
A special report notes a proposal to introduce a bill tomorrow granting ownership of Central of Alabama Railway to the Southern company. The measure targets the railroad as in line with Central's charter aims. Legislators Hardeman Jefferson Hale Clayton Hall of Bibb are named as figures connected to the efforts. The legislature is active on the subject and intends to act promptly.
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Central
Failway
Southern
Hardeman
Jefferson
Hale
Clayton
Hall
Bibb
Railroads face penalties over unbuilt Bremen and Elberton depots
Georgia state railroad commission asks Attorney General Hart to sue Central of Georgia Railway for failing to construct a Bremen depot at a Southern junction and Seaboard Air Line for not building an Elberton depot. Penalties range from 1000 to 5000 dollars. plans were approved long ago but roads remain inactive.
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Atlanta
State Railroad Commission Today
John C. Hart
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Bremen
Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Elberton
Governor vote canvass opens in Georgia House
In Atlanta on June 27 the House opened with Rev W A Parks as chaplain. A joint session to canvass votes for governor and statehouse officers was ordered, leading to a dispute over which offices fall under canvassing authority. The final tallies listed for governor Hoke Smith and other state officers, followed by an advertising blurb for Dr King s New Discovery in Fedora Tennessee tips.
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Atlanta
W. A. Parks
Carrollton
House
Hall
Bibb
Senate
Terrell
D. F. McClatchey
Dooorkeeper Hauser
Peider
Twenty-second
General Assembly
Statehouse
Legisla
Koony
Stat
Ife
Akin
Felder
Dunbar
Richmond
Hal
Hoke Smith
Philip Cook
John C. Hart
Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer
Son
Wright to push city control of public utility rates
Atlanta June 27 Special Hon Seaborn Wright of Floyd will introduce bills tomorrow to give cities full supervision and control of prices charged by gas electricity water and telephone services Also to permit cities to build and operate their own public utilities plants without charter amendments
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Atlanta
Seaborn Wright
Floyd
Disfranchisement Bill Is Now Ready in Georgia Assembly
Atlanta June 27 Representative Williams of Laurens will likely introduce his disfranchisement bill in the lower house tomorrow. The plan requires voters to read and write English for constitutional or U S texts, with a grandfather clause for veterans. It lists Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Mexican War, Indian conflicts, Civil War and Confederate service, plus descendants and persons of good character as eligible under certain conditions.
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Atlanta
Williams
Laurens
General Assembly
Elec Hoke Smith
United States
Mexico
Spain
Confederate States
Georgia
Fritz
Short Peach Crop Entails Great Loss
South Georgia crops fall below yearly averages in Marshallville Georgia as 1907 peach shipments from Rumph orchards are projected to total under 75 cars, sparking an estimated net loss over 200000 dollars. Small farmers bear the brunt as many left cotton for peaches years ago.
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South Georgia
Marshallville
Robert L. Jolly
Judge Bleckley Will Probated In Atlayia Court
The will of Chief Justice Logan B. Bleckley was filed in the ordinary court. Dated June 10, 1901 and written in his hand, the document names his wife as executrix and leaves the property to his children share and share alike. He directs payment of debts including two wartime claims not yet collected by clients.
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Atlayia
Pite
Logan B. Bleckley
Court of Ordinary
Tolay
Athens Terminal CBs Hold Important Meeting
The Athens Terminal Company convened a major meeting with directors and officers from Athens. The board added several new trustees and discussed contracts and property improvements delayed by an injunction. If injunctions persist, next fall freight traffic and business in Athens may suffer until legal decisions are made.
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Athens
Cbs
EB. L. Doustang
Oville
T. M. Cunning Savannah
George Aldwin
Esville Millamt Railway Company
F. T. Crahan
Beddon
Air Line Railway
H. C. Erwin
John E. Talmadge
John Delty
Athens Terrains Company
Athene
Ami
Supreme Court
City of Athens
Sonia
Chant of
Perry of Lawrenceville set for circuit race in Western district
The Winder Democrat notes Col. Perry of Lawrenceville may oppose the current solicitor as the Western circuit considers forming Banks and Franklin into a new district. Perry is praised for energy and influence and appears poised to become a key factor in an ensuing political contest with potential for a four year solicitor term.
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Col. Perry
Lawrenceville
Banks
Franklin
Perry
Winder
Winider Democrat
Danielsville Fights for Athens and Anderson Railroad Bid
Danielsville leaders led by Berry T. Mosely tout the Danielsville route as shorter by at least fifteen miles and traversing better country. They pledge strong financial effort to win the rail line against Carnesville and Hartwell routed contenders and promise vigorous bids when the time comes.
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Athens and Anderson
Ft. Lamar
Carnesville
Hartwell
Danielsville
Royston
Berry T. Mosely
Holder Likely Candidacy for Ninth District Congress
In Atante rumors spread that Hon J N Holder of Jackson county will seek the ninth district seat next year. Holder confirms plans to run, praised as one of the state’s ablest lawmakers with strong campaigning skills. The current congressman Thomas M Bell mingled with supporters, signaling a bright, contested campaign between Bell and Holder.
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Atante
J. N. Holder
Jackson County
Congress
Holder
Thomas M. Bell
The
Ninth
Bell
Radical anti cigarette bill moves to abolish smoking
Atlanta June 27 Senator Camp 31st district introduces a sweeping anti cigarette bill to ban manufacture sale and smoking of cigarettes within the state with penalties of fine or imprisonment. Other measures include a 50 percent garnishment of workers wages and elective county school commissioners. Senate adjourned at 1 pm to join the house session.
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Atlanta
Senator Camp
House
Senate
Firlock Miller le Walter Steed
Felder
Senator Steed
Hardman Likely Heads Senate Appropriations Committee
The article notes that Dr. J. G. Hardman of Commerce is widely regarded to lead the Senate's appropriations committee once President Akin announces his selections. It praises his financial expertise and suitability for overseeing finance questions that arise each session.
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Akin
J. G. Hardman
Commerce
Hardman
Sesson
Senate
Contested Ad Interim Appointments in Georgia Senate
Atlanta date notes Governor Terrell submitted twenty four ad interim appointments to the Georgia senate, halted after a tight vote. The list includes judges and solicitors for multiple city and county courts across Jefferson, Camden, Madison, Pike, Cordele, Americus, Cedartown and others. Several appointees have prior service in the house.
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Covernor Terrell
Ng, Foly
Mig
H. M. Calhoun
Calhoun County
Sud
Miller
Benjamin T. Moseley
Leity
Madison County
Anderson
Jenkins
James A. Dixon
W. A. Hawkins
Ashburn
J. A. Comer
J.C. Rainey
Americus
E. P. Strozier
Cordele
W. M. Eakes
R. G. Methvin
Quitman
G. W. Haddock
County Court of
Chariton
W. M. Ol
Paul R. Turner
Cedartown
E. A. Stephens
Barnesville
D. P. Rose
Camden
John R. Phillips
Jefferson
Benton Odum
Senate
House
Warm fight on over Negro's seat contested in McIntosh
Judge Spencer R Atkinson and W A Clifton of McIntosh act as council for Geo Atwood in challenging the seat of W H Rogers the only colored member of the house Judge Howard Van Epps of Atlanta has been retained by Rogers to defend his case A warm fight over Rogers seat is anticipated
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Atlanta, Ga
Spencer R. Atkinson
W. A. Clifton
McIntosh
Geo Atwood
W. H. Rogers
Howard van Epps
Atlanta
Rogers
Langley Trial Postponed Over Defendant's Condition
Atlanta June 27 preliminary trial of Lawyer Lee J. Langley charged with attempted assault on a 13 year old girl was postponed to next Tuesday at defense request due to Langley's physical state. Langley remains in jail as proceedings unfold. The girl's father says Langley's brother offered to file lunacy proceedings if the charge was withdrawn, but he declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lee J. Langley
W. P. Mims
Georgia Law Change Proposal Creates Insurance Bureau
Atlanta June 27 Representative Barksdale of Wilkes introduced a House resolution to revise the state Insurance laws. It calls for a five member commission named the Bureau of Insurance Legislative Information to be appointed by the governor to conduct a full investigation and report advisable measures next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Barksdale
Wilkes
Bureau of Insurance Legislative Information
Child Labor Law ConSTRUed by Hart
Atlanta June 27 Attorney General John C Hart issues a personal opinion in answer to President Jeff Davis of the Georgia Industrial Association In brief he says section 4 excludes children who secure work in factories after age fourteen but the law applies to those who begin employment at fourteen or earlier until they pass the school age of eighteen Attendance at night school does not satisfy the requirements
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Atlanta
Jeff Davis
Georgia Industrial Association
John C. Hart
Finch
Broyles Narrowly Keeps Atlanta Recorder Post After Two Ballots
Atlanta June 7 election at city council caucus returns recorder Nash Broyles after two ballots amid a narrow shave. Edward Hayes is chosen city building inspector over Frank Pittman who had held the post for twelve years.
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Atlanta
Lefty
Edward Hayes
Jhhosen
Frank Pittman
Nash Broyles
Barrow Marsia
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Warren J. Smith & Bro
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Uowena
Virginia
Mr. Hall
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Mr. Hause
Fowler
William A. Wright
R. E. Park
L. Hudson
W .B. Merritt
Clementa. Evans
J. A. Perry
Winder Democrat
J. al. Holder
Born
Franklin Country
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Langley
Hart
Broyles
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