Major Carlton Wins Clarke County Seat In Georgia Assembly
The Clarke county representative in the Georgia general assembly will be Major H. H. Carlton. He has six years in the house and two as state senate president. Carlton emphasizes education and backing for Clarke county institutions including the University of Georgia and the State Normal School.
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Clarke County
General Assembly of Georgia
Major Carlton
State Senate
Clarke
University of Georgia
State Normal School
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Dreyfus Case Reopened by Court of Cassation
The article discusses the Dreyfus case with claims that the Court of Cassation found Dreyfus innocent and Esterhazy guilty, citing the bordereau and Henry forgery. It notes protests for awaiting further proceedings and compares French legal revision to U S military review practices. It also covers The Baltimore Sun and The New York Financial Chronicle on cotton mills, noting southern mill prosperity, increased raw material use, and large production figures up to 1899.
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Supreme Court of France
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New York Financial Chronicle
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Honest Labor Bears a Lovely Face
A defense of workers describing honest toil as the nation’s salvation. The piece extols daily strivers of both sexes with ruddy, wholesome faces earned by labor and frugal living. It emphasizes pride in labor and the dignity of work.
Southern mills expand capacity and trust politics loom
The article reports a large increase in cotton mill spindles and new mills in the South, forecasting the region as the future center of cotton manufacturing. It also surveys the trust question in the coming presidential campaign, noting both major parties will condemn trusts butinclude factions favoring them, and highlighting labor unions’ stance and Samuel Gompers’ view that organized labor is a trust.
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Republican Party
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Savannah News
Telegraphic News From All Points
Dispatches from Manila report General Aguinaldo ready to release sick Spanish prisoners but General Otis blocks Spanish vessels from Filipino ports to collect them. Also coverage from Washington and Jackson updates on fever cases, military movements, and public health with brief notes on yellow fever in Ellisville and Hattiesburg.
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London
England
Reuter’s Telegraph Company
Hong Kong
Manila
Aguinaldo
Otis
Washington
Lowndes
Wellington
Maister
Baltimore
Felix Ragnus
Schley
South Atlants
Ellisville
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Hattiesburg
Here
Mississippi City
William Maxwell Killed by Seaboard Train
Elberton Georgia September 19 special W M Maxwell twenty three year old teacher was run over and killed by a passenger train as a fiery horse refused to cross the track. The vehicle was struck and crushed and Maxwell ground to pieces before witnesses unable to aid. Funeral planned with town expected to pay tribute to the lamented youth.
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W. M. Maxwell
Seaboard Air Line
R. R
Maxwell
The Sad Death of a Young Lady Daisy Vonderlieth
Daisy Vonderlieth died after a brief illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pledger on Lumpkin Street. She was sixteen, living with her aunt, and survived by none of her parents. Funeral held at her host’s residence with interment in Oconse Cemetery.
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Daisy Vonderlieth
Miss Vonderlieth
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Lumpkin Street
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J W Smith Dies in Arkansas Former Athens Resident
News reached Athens of the death of Mrs J W Smith at her home in England Arkansas. She was formerly Miss Callie Wilson daughter of Captain and Mrs Wilson of this city. She lived in Athens before moving to Arkansas three years ago. Interment to be in Arkansas before final interment in Athens. Sorrow of her bereaved parents and relatives.
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J. W. Smith
England
Arkansas
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Callie Wilson
Capt
P. Wilson
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