Indian Bill Passes House Under Suspension of Rules
Washington March 1 The Indian appropriation bill passed the House under suspension of the rules after heated debate. The Car Coupler Bill and sundry civil appropriation measures faced fights as conferees were named. Senators discussed swamp land and Florida public lands while Georgia and North Carolina candidates vied for a Mexican mission. A gavel presented to the Atlanta DAR chapter was made from Patrick Henry’s grave wood.
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Simpson
Congress
Peel
Kilgore
House
Wise
Senate
Messrs. Holman
Savant
Cagewell
House ‘Committee “of Commerce
Hatch
Georgia Post Office
Texas
Bloun
Pierce Young
Georgia
William F. Robins
Wharton G. Green
North Carolina
Blourt
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. McDowell Wolff
Patrick Henry
North
Caroline
Raaszian
N. C
John Davis
John Shaw
Boston
Paul Faison
Penitentiary Board
W. J. Hicks
Aleoay
Hasean
Rae
Water Works Crisis Enjoins Bond Payment and Debates
The city faces a water supply shutdown as Mechanics National Bank of New York is enjoined from paying waterworks bonds. A temporary system will be fast tracked with direct pressure for fire protection and sewerage later. City health hinges on halting water closet use until proper sewer arrangements are in place.
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Mechanics National Bank of New York
Howell
Mechanics National Bank
New York
Rucker
Washington
Tuck
LaVine Tae
Sata
Simits
University of Geog
Jackson Burke Company Expands Into Jobbing Department
The Jackson Burke Company announces a rapid growth plan to enter the jobbing business with Wooten R Callaway starting duties this morning. The firm will push books stationery art novelties and job printing nationwide with Callaway touring to secure trade and boost Athens area commerce.
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Jackson Burke Company
Wooten R Callaway
Jackson Burke
Callaway
Gore
Athens
Jackson-Burke Company
son-Burke Company
Protestants Up In Arms Over Parochial School Bill
Proposals to turn over parochial school property to the state in exchange for an appropriation draw strong opposition from leading Catholic clergy. They warn the bill would trigger widespread agitation, with Protestant editorials already voicing opposition.
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Trenton
Jay
Protestanta
George Dudley Thomas Becomes Bank Counsel in Atlanta
George Dudley Thomas of Athens has taken over as counsel for Gate City National Bank in place of Capt Harry Jackson. He has filed a trover suit against Redwine to recover the bank's money, with trial set for the next term of the Atlanta city court.
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Atlanta
George Dudley Thomas
Athens
Gate City National Bank
Harry Jackson
Thomas
Trover
Redwine
City Court of
Girl escapes would be ravisher near Fort Mayberry
A 12 year old girl fleeing a cattle beat near Fort Mayberry outran John Jobrey a local boy who attacked her and reached safety at nearby a house. Jobrey was arrested and to be tried the next day.
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Carron
Dispute Over Engineer Arden’s Discharge Sparks Strike Threat
Savannah February 28 special reports engineer Arden fired for refusing to haul a Sam car may trigger a Central engineers strike. Wadley likely won’t see Chief Arthur if he arrives. Trouble expected tomorrow. Baltimore Barrons reports Frederick Raine editor of the German Correspondent died this evening after eight generations as a central German community figure.
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Savannah
Arden
Central Engineers
Wadley
Arthur
Frederick Raine
Barrons
Col. Raine
Baltimore
Commencement Tonight at University of Georgia
The sixty first annual commencement exercises are held at Masonichall in Augusta Ga. The class numbers thirty two. Chancellor Boggs will award diplomas after the usual custom. Buck McCabe for Public Printer in Chicago receives the union endorsement. Seven people killed in the Halstead and Nineteenth streets fire in Curcago with four injured.
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Augusta
University of Georgia
Masonichall
Boggs
John York
Halstead
John Smith
A. Kunger
No More Fighting In Frisco Declares California Fight Ban
Reports reach Sacramento of Hanson death spurring a proposed California law to ban fighting in rings including San Francisco. Advocates want prompt enactment and closing of ting clubs. San Franciscans had about three to four fights monthly, with several fatal ring incidents cited from the past years. The piece also notes related violence and a separate Chicago railway conductors meeting on dismissals. A local mothers endorsement paragraph for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ends the snippet.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Sacramento
Hanson
Miller
California
He Allen
Wilkes
New Orleans
Tug” Wilmet
Larne
Tom Avery
McBride
Rich Woman Bettie Green and Other Notables Stir Debates
A collection of brief society and regional notes recounts Bettie Green’s paradoxical wealth and frugal life, Harmon Rowley’s wartime cotton plays boosting wealth, Chris Magee’s rise from poverty to wealth, and comments on Kansas militia reorganization. A Floyd Springs Masons goat storming a church altar scene ends with a call for a new Bible.
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Floyd Springs
Bretheren
Rome
Thurman’s Pan Plan to Solve Currency Problem
Allen G. Thurman proposes using silver dollars as the basis for national bank circulation. Banks would deposit 90 percent in the U S Treasury and issue 100 percent of notes on that basis. He argues parity of silver and gold would be achieved in twenty four hours, ending metal conflicts.
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Allen G. Thurman
United States
Treasury
Thuraian
Smut in Oats and Wheat Treatments and Bee Notes
Bulletin No 87 from the Department of Agriculture outlines Jensen or hot water seed treatment for smut in oats and wheat. Instructions specify 165 degree kettle water, 185 degrees for seed immersion, five minutes, keeping above 130 degrees, cooling oats, and adjusting planting rates accordingly. Also included are poultry and beekeeping tips and a Belgian beekeeper anecdote about bees and birch sap to attract pollinators.
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Department of Agriculture
Washbeen
Michigan
Prevention Better Than Cure Claims By Patent Remedies
Prevention better than cure. Many suffer skin eruptions boils or ulcers. Beanpreth’s Pitts claimed to cure long standing ulcers and carbuncles and to drive away fever sores and bed sores. The remedies are advertised as purely vegetable harmless and safe to take at any time.
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Bkaxdeeth
Beanpreth
Brandweth
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Brand Ad Promise
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the world’s brand for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles or no pay required with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied.
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Bucklen
Iran
John Grawtore
A and & Wenn
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