Session closes with key finance and immigration measures
Report notes the extraordinary session produced significant action on finance and the Chinese labor act. It highlights bills passed by both houses including the Chinese act extension and a bridge project, with numerous other measures proceeding through committees and the legislature.
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Senate
Yenterest
New Yerk
Inmbia
South Dakota
Yet
New Jersey
Led Gt
House
Rae
U of the United . de Tagago
Wasyn-dox Nov 4 Senate Action and World’s Fair Fodder
A garbled digest notes Wasyn-dox events on Nov 4 including senate action regarding Mr. Hornblower to the supreme court and a cable from Captain Picking aboard the cruiser Detroit. It also mentions New York World’s Fair winners and a bill extending registration time in Illinois.
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Detroit
Brazil
Wasumacton
Herbert
Captain Picking
Brownson. Sc
Wasumaton
Bill Conap
Hlinois
Senate
Horn-blower
Supreme Court
Arthur Bethea
Press Bowen
Marion
D. C
Bethea
Brunswick Fever and Refugee Policy Update
Refugees must remain away as Brunswick faces rising cases amid warm weather. The health board reports 12 new cases, including whites and colored, with guards warned against refugee return. A separate item notes an elderly man injured in Kosxyile on November 4.
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Board of Health
Eess Rangeon Merray
Opera Hose Presents Friend Fritz at Manoa House
The Opera House opens the season with the Manoa-Mason Company presenting the operatic comedy Friend Fritz in this city. A free translation of L ami Fritz with music by Julius Edwards, the production promises warm, simple love in a vividly realistic setting with stage illusions created by real effects and atmosphere. Reserved seats 753, Balcony 503, Gallery 250.
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Opera Hose
Manoa-Mason Company
Fritz
Comedie Francaise
L’ami Fritz
Julisn Edwards
Alestian
Fritz Kobus
Suzel
General Armission
Cleveland Invited to Georgia by Augusta Delegation
A Georgia delegation led by Pat Walsh and including Speaker Crisp and Secretary Smith met President Cleveland in Washington on November 8 to invite him to visit Augusta, Georgia, with the President’s possible acceptance noted. The Treasury announces coinage resumption, mint officials ordered to halt operations, and two marriages in Oconee County with congratulations from The Banner. Judge Richard Clark of Atlanta ends the practice of asking witnesses to swear on the Bible in his court.
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Pat Walsh
Augusta
Crisp
Smith
Georgia 2
Cleveland
Richard Clark
Atlante
Witneses
Examination for Carriers Held at Washington Street School
Yesterday at 9 o clock the United States Civil Service examination took place at the Washington Street school building for carrier positions. About a dozen applicants appeared. results will be known in a few days. Conducted by Mr P Bunn of Washington and Mr H J Rowe of the Athens post office.
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United States Civil Service
Washington Street
P.B. Bann
Washington, D. C
H. J. Rowe
Athens Post Office
Mr. Bunn
Techs Win Over University in Rough Scrimmage
The University team fell to the Techs in a hard fought game before hundreds in Athens. Scoring bursts by Wood Howell and Shackelford highlighted a 28 to 6 final, with U parties noting umpire rulings and rough play. Dedication of a new Methodist church in Watkinsville was announced for the second Sunday in the month.
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Techs
University Boya
Atlanta
Athens
Technological School
McPherson’s
U. S
Nourse
Bowdre Phinizy
University
Wrigley
Raoal
Warren
Werner
Bleck
Wood
Selmar
Catte
Spain
Thernica
Rie
Forest
Faeas
MaRee Botier
Kimball
Suadkleford
Ash
Whitney
Whitney, Brown, BE. R'gat Ralf
Hunter
Brown
Howell
Shackleford
Nouris
Ceniait Phinizy
Howell Rani
Come of
Tech
McCutchen
University Boys
Shackelford
Toe Techs
Vanderbilt
Goonee Enterprise
New Methodist Church
Watkinsville
Haygood
Dissolution of Thomas and Strickland Law Firm
The law firm of Thomas and Strickland dissolved by mutual consent after a five year partnership in Athens. Both members continue the practice and will handle and dispose of existing business from old offices. The notice urges public confidence and lists Cro. C. Ta and J. J. Stmeriaxp as signatories.
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Thomas & Strickland
Athens
Penne Datharex Dimolation
Eost
Cro
J. J
Positive Sale of Valuable Property in Elberton Georgia
On the first Tuesday in December 1893 L will sell to the highest bidder 20 lots in Elberton on Cary Violet and Oak streets. Also 3 lots on Oliver street. Property to be sold on the premises. This is a positive sale no by bidders. Terms one half cash balance Oct 1 1894. Purchaser to pay for papers. Wx B Cann Bowmas Ge.
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Elberton
Cary
Violet
Oak Streets
Oliver Street
Wx. B
Cann
Bowmas
Rumors Rise Around Admiral Mello Plan to Wreck El Cid
In New York on November 2 rumors spread that supporters of Admiral Mello, leader of Brazilian Tebéls, plan to disrupt the steamer Wi Gid when it tries to sail from port on November 12. They allegedly intend the ship to appear as a cruiser of President Péxoto.
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Szill
New York
Mello
Mauitz
Wi Gid
President Péxoto
New Y
Harmony Grove notes and local progress in brief
November reports from Harmony Grove celebrate Mrs. H A Williford’s fine flower yard and brickwork by L L Stephenson’s gang on a new factory, with Chas Barber foreman. W B Hardman’s Pine street residence nears completion with 9 to 10 rooms and pristine woodwork. Dr Hardman’s return and Harmony Circle’s pastor’s possible return are noted.
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L. L. Stephenson
Chas. T. Barber
W. B. Hardman
Pine Street
Morrison to Star in Faust at Opera House Tuesday
Louis Morrison, longtime Faust actor, will perform at the Opera House on Tuesday night November 14. Viewers can expect a top season performance as Morrison is regarded as a leading figure in the role, likened to Booth's Hamlet.
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Louis Morrison
Faust
Tose
Mr. Morrison
Booth
Hamlet
Fire near Eastman burns Crawford Davis to death
The brief item reports a fatal fire near Eastman in which Crawford Davis, a Black man, was burned to death. Other notes mention a potential prize fight in Jacksonville, trial dates, and various local incidents from across the nation.
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Eastman, GI
Crawford Davis
Jacksonville
Fla
Ramsey and Pledger wed in East Athens ceremony
Mr H M Ramsey and Miss Mabel C Pledger were united in marriage at the bride’s parents residence in East Athens with Rev D Stone officiating. The couple, described as prosperous and happy, receive best wishes from families and friends as a popular pair. The article also notes a theater act, Hidden Hand production by the Barnes company, at House Saturday night November 11.
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H. M. Ramsey
Mabel C. Pledger
East
Athens
D. Stone
Barnes
Ete Hand Gomny
Cora van Tassel
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