Governor Northen’s Message Calls for Policy Reform in Georgia
The governor urges repeal of protectionist policy, endorses state banks of issue, and seeks tax reform. He emphasizes education funding, reform of county chains, a juvenile reformatory, and a State Board of Health, while praising the penitentiary system and the 107 pardons issued since the last message. He also highlights the Western and Atlantic railroad report and the General engine monument plan. Mr Frank Booth reports a large carp caught while fishing on the Middle River.
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Max Joseph Sells Off Bargains in Complete Liquidation
The speaker boasts about rapid cash from assets seized by the sheriff and ready to repay creditors. He advertises six crowded store rooms filled with genuine bargains and promises another immense sale as proof of a strong mercantile position.
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Grand Cotton Dress Goods Special in Remnants
2500 yards best quality Dress Prints in remnants at 20 a yard 1900 yards Indigo Calicoes colors guaranteed at 42 a yard 32 Pieces Ginghams 4 1 for 4 c 39 Pieces Cambric 4c a yard 76 Pieces solid Calicoes 7c grade 4c a yard 82 Pieces Crepon 1243 quality at 6 cents 36 Pieces Cashemere DeLane at 6} cents 12 Pieces Boche Cords 15c grade at 9c 19 Pieces Pacific Cords 15c quality at 5c 46 Pieces Small Plaid Ginghams 1n} quality at 6}c a yard.
Carlisle Faith in Gold Reserve and Senate Repeal Outlook
Secretary Carlisle believes the gold reserve may rise after silver purchases stop and may issue bonds if needed to replenish it, though he doubts necessity will arise. He plans to coin bullion under Sherman law to add about 1 million dollars to treasury. The Senate promptly opened with unfinished business the silver purchase repeal bill and amended Minnesota into the measure after debate.
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Dry Goods Sale with Bleached and Unbleached Domestics
Catalog page lists numerous cloths and fabrics by yard or piece with prices in cents, plus a large assortment of shoes and accessories for men women and children. Highlights include Sea Island Shirting 40c per 10 yards and heavy Canton Flannel at 53c per yard, along with discounted shoes from $1.25 to $2.75 per pair and gloves and caps at reduced prices.
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Grocery price list with assorted items and offers
A list of canned goods, staples, and snacks with bulk prices. Highlights include sugar 18 lbs for $1, roasted coffee 25¢ per pound, 6 bottles flavoring extract for 25c, 10 cans mixed vegetables for $1, fresh salmon and mackerel canned, sardines 6 boxes for 25c, and various patent flours and crackers sold by quantity. Free frame picture coupon offer and limited time deals.
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Georgia Legislation and Local Developments in Senate
Oct 26 recap from Atlanta notes a Macon land annexation bill on Houston street. vetoed measures address English education. a major house bill aims to amend the constitution for a Central railroad link to Savannah with increased state debt. a firemen maintenance bill is also recorded amid broad legislative activity.
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Murder at McClure's saloon amid yellow fever outbreak
In Brounnswick Georgia on October 26 a murder occurred at McClure's saloon the second during the yellow fever epidemic. William Gettos fired at Ben Oslen missing him and killing Raford Curry a one legged man. The jury found murder while the board of health reported 21 new cases in 24 hours with 2 deaths and 35 discharged.
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Ben Oslen
Raford Curry
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Admiral Stanton Relieved as He Heads Home
Washington October 26 There are no further developments in the matter of Mello and Stanton has been detached from command returning home. Secretary Herbert would not confirm a court of inquiry. Knoxville reports possible serious trouble between railroad conductors engineers and firemen as talks continue. Burglars caught in Alabama and a Mexican bank failed in Mexico City.
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Virginia
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Pedro Martin & Sons
Texas Cotton Crop Declines Across State Ginners Report
News from Galveston and other cities notes ginners in 1250 mills report up to Oct 5 that cotton this year is 65 to 80 percent lower than last season. Exports after Oct 15 may fall about 29 to 12 percent versus last year. amid other items, a prairie fire kills Mrs. James Whitehead and injures her daughter near Wichita.
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Virginian's Threats Spark Street Disturbance In City
An elderly man named a Virginian tried to beg for money on Clayton Street causing a disturbance. He grabbed a boy, entered Wilson's store, fought with the owner, and was restrained by Sheriff Weir and Officer Kelley before being taken to the city jail for lodging and later to appear before the mayor.
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Court session ends as Carter guilty in whiskey case
The court concluded yesterday with Carter found guilty of illicit whiskey carrying. A fine and costs were imposed, and several motions were addressed as the session neared its end. The Solicitor-General led the proceedings in capable fashion as the banner notes the adjournment.
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