Legal rulings reveal life necessaries vary by rank in England
A series of London bankruptcy cases outlines what constitutes necessaries for men of different stations. Dukes and peers may receive champagne and carriages, while viscounts and barons face tighter limits. Doctors enjoy some protections, but ordinary men face harsh cutbacks. The reports illustrate how guardians and incomes shape allowable goods and wealth loss in debt proceedings.
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England
Manchester
Clarke county jail improvements to follow Fulton County model
Clarke county plans sweeping jail and courthouse work after a Fulton County visit. Jail will keep its outer walls and be interiorly remodeled with concrete floors, fireproofing, separate cells for classes of prisoners, and a hospital for the ill. Court-house interior will be gypped walls, repainted woodwork, and narrowed second story entrances to the Prince Avenue front for whites. Road repairs to begin next week.
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Georgia
Court House
Prince Avenue
Opon
Clarke County Negro Released After Grand Jury Dismissal
Col. B J Tribble returns from Monticello Georgia where he represented Royal Phesler Clarke county man charged with murder. Grand jury found no bill and Phesler was freed after stabbing and arson allegations emerged from a cotton house fire. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm ad promotes 75 cent nasal spray with tube included.
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Warren Street
Major Carlton Lectures in Rome on The Souvenirs of the Sixties
Major H. H. Carlton spoke at the library hall in Rome last night under the Daughters of the Confederacy. The Confederate veterans led by Colonel A. B. Montgomery attended as Carlton recalled wartime recollections and drew hearty cheering.
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The Kiss That Made Him Mad A Boston Man
A Boston man recalls a foreign visit where a sculptor kissed his wife. The husband protests the kiss as impudent while she minimizes the incident by noting the sculptor’s age and fashion. He rails at the act but misunderstands the second kiss.
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Harvey Sutherland
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Rome
Glimpsed Fairy Realm Through A Child's Imagined World
The passage evokes a child viewing a magical landscape of showers, laughing children, and a blue sunbonnet lass who watches swallows and birds as fairy folk. The text blends whimsy with dreamlike images and hints at a listed feature in Collier's.
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Allah and America A Persian Legend on Earth Visit
A Persian Armenian tale in Harper's Weekly humorously places Allah and an angel touring the world and declaring many lands not the one he made. The legend ends with America not visited, and a New Jersey schoolhouse sketch contrasts past and present schooling.
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Absurdities of Officialism and a Dual Wedding Tale
A tale recalls Lord Shaftesbury avoiding disclosure of a dangerous informant after authorities refuse due to secrecy. Another humorous vignette describes a woman traveling with two husbands and a prior burial, pondering the solemnity of a double wedding tower.
Masonic Lodge Directory Listing and Meeting Note
Fragmented lodge directory item lists officers and meeting details for Masonic bodies including Noble Grand and Secretary positions. It mentions a yard event at Arch Masons yard and a Sunday or Wednesday session at a specific building, with references to officers and a High Priest or Privat role.
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Heart of the South illustrated travel book details
An illustrated book outlines routes and attractions along the lines of a travel series. It lists applications and details for ticketing and management. The note references F. Wyly as president and general manager in Atlanta, Georgia.
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IB. F. Wyly
Aries
Mgr
Atlanta
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