Receivership Moves in Central of Georgia Dispute
Atlanta notes March 8 report on Central of Georgia reorganiza tion committee and officers stating temporary receivership will not halt plans. Projected permanent receiver hearing set for March 14 before Judge Speer. officials insist reorganization proceeds.
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Central of Georgia
the Tribune
Terminal Reorganization Committee
Central
John H. Inman
Georgia
Olcott
Samuel Thomas
Alexander Receiver
Richmond
Reiling
H.C. Maben
Atlanta
Armee Howley
Lauderbac &Johnson
New York
Jackson
Barrow & Thomas
Caunii & Lawton
Savannah
A Syatem
Ian
Zar. J
Erry
Mystici
Arena Arker
Dat
Mike Cass
Buckien's Arn ic Salve For Skin Ailments Ad
Advertisement promotes Buckien's Arn ic Salve as best for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter cracked hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guarantees satisfaction or money back. Priced 25 cents. Distributed by John Crawford & Co. wholesale and retail.
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Buckien
John Crawford
Free Silver Wins in Georgia Congress Vote
Washington reports the silver men win a solid victory as the silver bill moves to the house. The rules committee report is read and debated with intensity. Speaker Crisp enforces rulings as the main question is ordered with a two to one margin. March 22 is set as the opening battle on free silver versus goldbugs.
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Georgia
Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Crisp
Fatal Shooting in South Carolina Ties to Mechanics Leader
Florence March -3P. W. Talbert father of the International Order of Mechanics and former national president died in a fight with C H Barrenger Jr and W R Barrenger Jr over a claim about his daughter. All parties were armed and a fist fight escalated to homicide with conflicting witness testimony. The coroner's jury found Charlie Barrenger principal and Will Barrenger involved. Talbert fired first as the dispute turned deadly. The strack machinists were on duty at the time.
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South Carolina
W. Talbert
International Order of Mechanics
C.H
W. R. Barremger, Jr
G. H. Barren
Talbert
Charlie
Strack
Elbert Blue
Orin
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pacttorPe
Sala Company
Hens
Staid
Rhott
Sting Nd
Grantiea
Btuwal Ope
Nitenarries
Gearsnd
Oglethorpa
Elbert
Ain
United Stat
State of
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Ord Ei Direetore
Jess Tan
D'reetor
Eal Company
Presidenwio
Oglethorpe Ad Eben Blue Granits Company
Callendar Mathe
Enery
Siajority
Sail Co Son
Saic Company
Bation
Athens
Oglethor
Elbert Blue Granite Company
Honor 16
H. H. Cam
J. K. Kennes
IJ. K. Kenney
Up Clarke Co
Erior Court
Eaid County
Th' Oglethorpe and Sibert Blue Granite Co
Marcya
Kenney
Clers Superior Court Clarke Vo
City approves physician care for paupers
The City Council discussed pauper health care and authorized the Sanitary Inspector to hire Dr. H M Edwards at one dollar per visit, with annual compensation not to exceed three hundred dollars. The city will provide medicines and decide visit eligibility.
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Wilbel
H.M. Edwards
Alliance Leader Says Hill Help Promised if Nominated
An Alliance spokesman states the Georgia-South Alliance will back Hill if he is nominated and the party adopts a strong Jeffersonian platform. He warns Cleveland would be unacceptable, while Hill could win with Southern farmer support on a solid reform program.
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Hill
Geo.’ T. Murrell
Georgia
South
Democratic Party
House of _ Representatives
Cleveland
Wall Street
Mr John A Dearing Deliberates On Congressional Run
Mr John A Dearing arrived from Greene county to Athens where Banner reporters questioned his possible candidacy for congress. He said he had almost decided to run but had not fully determined yet. He affirmed he would stand by the Ocala platform if he entered the race.
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John A. Dearing
Athens
Greene County
Congress
Clarke County Democrats to Decide on One or Two Conventions
Judge A L Mitchell chairman says Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee will meet soon to decide if one or two conventions are needed. Members are scattered. date likely near May 1 for the gathering.
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Clarke
A. L. Mitchell
Clarke County
Democratic Executive Committee
Death of Della Voss Shocks Athens Community
Miss Della Voss eighteen daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Jno T Voss died after a December illness. The service at the home was led by Drs. Lane and Gwaltney with pallbearers named C G Talmadge J Talmadge Julius Cohen F M Hughes Dr Conway J W Wier W B Burnett Jno N Booth. Remains sent to Columbia Tennessee for interment. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Athens
Della Voss
Jno. T. Voss
Miss Voss
Methodist Church
Macon
Lane and
Gwaltney
C. G. Talmadge
John Talmadge
Julius Cohen
F. M. Hughes
Conway
J. W.wier
W. B. Burnett
Jno. N Booth
Columbia
Tennessee
Two Appeal Cases Heard by the City Council
The Athens city council met Monday afternoon to hear appeals. In City v Glenn co charge violation of the prohibition ordinance the council affirmed the mayoral decision but recommended Glenn be pardoned for health. In City v Smith charged with disorderly conduct in East Athens the mayoral decision was affirmed after argument by Col. E. T. Brown and Mr. Rucker.
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Richard Glenn
W B. Burnett
Rucker
Glenn
D. Smith
East Athens
Col. E. T. Brown
Mr. Rucker
City Council Shifts Monthly Meeting Day
City officials decide to move meetings to the first Monday after the fourth day each month to avoid Sunday work by the clerk. The change was approved at yesterday's session as the new schedule.
Aged Georgia factory resident R T Williams dies at home
An older citizen, R. T. Williams, 63, died Tuesday morning at his Georgia factory residence after months of ill health since his wife’s death. The funeral is set for 11 o clock this morning at the late home.
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Georgia Factory
R. T. Williams
Tax levies made for property sales at courthouse door
Chief Davis has ordered collection of tax executions and advertised forty eight levies on citizens property to be sold before the Court House door. Behind taxpayers are urged to pay promptly to prevent sales. notices appear in the Weekly.
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Davis
Court House
Electric Bitters Praised By Indiana Locals
Idaville residents Postmaster Timmons and merchant J W Gardner report Electric Bitters improved their health. Timmons cites kidney and liver trouble relief and renewed strength, while Gardner praises increased energy and spirits. Available at John Crawford Drug Store.
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Wa. Timmons
Idaville
Ind
Ryan
John Crawford
Dynamite Blast Injures Two Men At Well
Henry Jarrell's workers sank a well on his uptown lot when granite forced blasting. Saturday afternoon a dynamite charge exploded injuring two negro laborers slightly, one with flesh wounds. Rocks flew from the shaft nearly deadly, yet neither man was fatally hurt. The cause of their escape is unclear.
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Henry Jarrell
Change in time for 216th Justice Court sessions
Judges Evans and Fuller announce a schedule change for the 216th District Justice Court. Beginning after legal notice, sessions will be held on the first Friday of each month instead of the first Monday. The shift aims to reduce conflict with busy business days.
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Justice Court of
216Th District
Evans
Fuller
Col Edward T. Brown Declines Congressional Run
Col Edward T. Brown of Athens will not enter the race for Congress despite frequent mention as a strong Democratic candidate. Reliable sources say he has no current political aspirations and plans to focus on his professional practice.
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E.T. Brown
Edward T. Brown
Athens
Brown
Sith
Beech‘am
Ordinary’s Court Transacts Business in Clarke County
Judge Herrington presides as Clarke County conducts a Monday Ordinary’s Court session. Will of Joseph Alexander probated. A M Scudder granted letters of administration for A Scudder estate. Geo T Murrell named guardian of Carry Murrell. Year’s support granted to Eliza Phelps Georgia Wales and Harriet Hawkins. Von der Lieth estate letters granted. H H Huggins authorized to sell Riley Garrett land. Laura Fuller administrator authorized to make titles to Nellie Finch.
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Herrington
Herringon
Clarke County
Georgia
Joseph Alexander
A Scudder
A. M. Scudder
Geo. T. Murrell
Carry Murrell
Eliza Phelps
Georgia Wales
Harriet Hawkins
C. A. von der Lieth
E. H. von der Lieth
H. H. Huggins
Riley Garrett
Laura Fuller
Nellie Finch
New Management at The Evening Ledger in Athens
The Evening Ledger resumes under new editor Lee J. Langley formerly of the Atlanta Constitution with Tom and Frank Shackelford aiding in Athens. An accompanying note touts Dr King’s New Discovery for La Grippe and lung troubles, claiming rapid relief and refund if not satisfied with results. Trial bottles are advertised at ten cents and larger sizes at varying prices.
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Evening Ledger
Lee J. Langley
The
Atlanta Constitution
Messrs
Tom
Frank Shackelford
Ledger
Athens
Jne Crawford & Co
Death of Athens resident Mrs Lucy Burbank
Death claimed Mrs Lucy Burbank on Sunday night at her Jackson street home after a brief illness. She leaves two daughters Miss Lou Pipkifi and Miss Ida Burbank and many friends. A devout member of the First Methodist Church, her funeral was held Monday at eleven in the church.
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Athens
Lucy Burbank
Jackson Street
Harmony Grove Busy Week Brightens Local Commerce
Harmony Grove Georgia reports a bustling week as farmers visit for weekly trading and merchants benefit from strong sales. Dr Luther Cartledge visits Bold Spring with local guests including J H Gunnels now of Gainesville. Colonels Stark and Smith attend Pockatalligo justice court while drummers sell large quantities.
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Harmony Grove
Luther Cartledge
Bold Spring
J.H. Gunnels
Gainesville
G. W. D. Barber
Cols
W. W. Stark
R. L. J. Smith
Pockatalligo
Alliance Meeting Advances Political Talk In Carnesville
In Carnesville Ga on March 7 the Alliance met but did not endorse the third party, though details remain undisclosed. Farmers plan a large cotton crop amid rising guano purchases and ongoing debate over acreage reductions.
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Carnesville
Spe
Allcock's Porous Plasters Promoted as Superior Remedy
Advertisement extols Allcock's Porous Plasters as unmatched worldwide for cures and safety. It cites medical endorsements and user testimonials, urging avoidance of imitations and urging readers to ask for Allcock's without fall for solicitations.
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Allcock
Giant Lent Candle Plot Foiled In San Sebastian Church
A lady donated a sixty pound candle intended to burn through Lent in an unnamed San Sebastian church. The candle concealed explosives. after three failed ignition attempts, it was removed and found to be filled with powders. The discovery averted a potential explosion amid worshipers.
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Lexpor
San Sebastian
Spain
Ima Camel Ee McRae
Objet
Tteoy
Resigns Jesuit In New York And Toronto Ties
The Rev. Francs Ryan a leading Jesuit editor and professor at St Johns College resigns from the order after health concerns. He will be connected with the Catholic Cathedral in Toronto. Meanwhile in Ohio a teenage liquor dealer's son Harry Young, 15, dies after a fatal elevator accident at the Dannemiller block. In Kentucky Orgin Keats killed when wagon malfunctions pinning him beneath the wagon wheels. New York reports a week of gold exports and Memphis endures a riot in the negro quarters with Officer Bob Harold gravely injured.
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New York
Francs Ryan
Sovalee Pricet
Yan
Jesuit Magazine
Alee
Yan &. John’s College
Ford
Esit
Toronto
Axtox, O
Harry Young
Adam Young
Dannemiller Block
Memphis
Aps
Santa Lo
Bayard's Return to Senate. Mississippi Cotton Stats
Delaware moves toward ex Secretary Bayard entering the U S Senate to replace George Gray with the governor to appoint Bayard after Gray steps aside. Mississippi census data show 9 883 498 acres planted, 1 134 498 bales produced, average yield forty six hundredths of a bale, crop value near 50 484 053 dollars. Fambrough faces trial for murder of Ward after a beating in Macon Georgia.
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Delaware
Bayard
United States Senate
George Gray
Comegys
Seaator Gray
Senate
Gray
James Walcutt
Mississippi
Washington
Touerere
Acre
Department of Agriculture
Cancus
Tennessee coal and iron to absorb steel firms in Alabama
Wall Street announces a likely consolidation of Tennessee Coal and Iron with Slice Iron and Steel and Dobnerdobe Coal and Iron of Alabama. The new combined company would be named Tennessee and Alabama Iron, with capital stock at least twenty five million dollars. The three firms control major blast furnaces in the two states.
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New York
Wallstreet
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Slices Iron and Steel Company
Dobnerdobeben Coal and Iron Company
Alabama
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tennessee and Alaaha and Iron Company
Tennessee
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