Five Doctors Indicted by Fulton Grand Jury for Unlicensed Practice
A Fulton grand jury indicted five doctors for practicing medicine without valid state diplomas. The committee of physicians urged action, citing strict laws yet weak enforcement. Indicted: Dr Tanner, Dr John Swanson, Dr W C Van Valen, G K Woodward, and Professor Wo R Price. Bond set at 500 dollars each.
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Fulton
Tanner
Tanner & Co
John Swanson
W C van Valen
G K Woodward
Wo R Price
J C Olmsted
James B Baird
L B Clarke
W V Robertson
Georgia
M C Hardin
Hardin
G. K. Woodward
G Kk Woodward
Edward Renick dies in Paris after long Washington service
Edward Renick of Atlanta dies in Paris at forty five. He served as chief clerk of the state department for years and was the Washington representative for Coudert Brothers. Renick, connected with Woodrow Wilson in Atlanta, left for Europe with his wife weeks ago and fell ill with typhus. The death is announced from Washington with sorrow among Georgians and government circle.
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State Department
Washington
Paris
Edward Renick
Atlanta
Renick
Coudert Bros
Edward Rentek
Europe
Count Bonice Castellane
Count Castellane
Jay Goukla
France
Edward Rent
Evans
Trench Capital
Coudert Brothers
Amerian
EU Ward Renick
America
Rome
Con
State ‘Department
Hench
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
W Ot Newman
Gresham
Turpin
Newman
Edward Henick
Renik
Wilson
Jalvis Hopkins University
Vin Renick
Ny Oftas
Treasury Department
Clevelands
Kentk
Crop Outlook Here For 1900 Season in Georgia State
Section Director J Bo Marbur of the U S Weather Bureau reports a generally favorable crop and climate bulletin. The 1900 season opens later than 1899 but promising with oats, wheat, and rye in good shape and corn cotton melons and sugar cane in progress in southern Georgia. Fruit prospects are excellent with peaches blooming and trees in firm condition, though pear blight is noted in Liberty county and some gardens lag due to wet soil.
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Georgia
Liberty County
Bartz
Catoosa
Franklin
Gilmer
Gordon
Habersham
Lincoln
Walton
Burke
Chattahoochee
Clayton
Columbia
Douglas
Haralson
Wuris
Washington
Wikinson
Handsome Waterfront Hotel Planned for Charleston
Charleston official reports a grand waterfront hotel of substantial value to be funded by George M Trenholm. Architect Whellwright of New York has completed drawings and sent them east. The site overlooks Battery Hill and is praised as ideal for seasonal use. Taxes are set on fire and life insurance solicitors, with company payments defined by ordinance.
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Charleston
Charleston SC
George M . Trenholm
Charles
New York
Whellwright
4Hareston
Hiric Battery
Hilloor
Itee
Augusta
Rucker Indicted Cites Political Motive in Libel Case
Henry A. Rucker and W. L. Moseley face libel charges tied to an article about Augusta Smith a teacher in Savannah's state school for Negroes and her divorce. Rucker denies wrongdoing, claims political persecution, and says The Republican Leader is not his paper. He mentions R. R. Wright and a failed 1905 state convention as part of the political dispute. He pledges readiness to defend against the charges.
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Leder
Henry
Rucker
Internal Revenue
Wol Moseley
Hhel Rucker
Augusta Smith
Savannah
Augusta
Smith
Racher
R.R Wright
Atention
Wright
Br Wright
Esterday
Merchants Push Early Saturday Closings in Summer
In Atlanta merchants petition for half day Saturday, asking employees to close by 2 pm from May 1. Begun by Harry J L Schlesinger, the movement has 160 signatories and growing, aiming to improve clerks’ health and efficiency during hot months.
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Harry JL. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Atlanta
Saturda
Fragmented Crop Conditions Across Counties Signal Mixed Yields
Weather and rains disrupted planting in numerous counties. Reports show corn planting progressing slowly or replanting in several areas, with some counties reporting heavy rains, wet land, and delayed plowing. Fruits like peaches and apples appear bloomed in places, while others suffer from rot and delayed crops. Sugar cane, potatoes, and cotton plantings vary, with many locales forecasting potential large cotton acreage despite earlier slow starts.
Local Court Proceedings Highlight Nearby Legal Disputes
Short items note a series of civil actions and court events. Includes hearings on auditor reports in Moody & Hrowstroe case, a divorce complaint by Isire Williams, a suit for damages against Central of Georgia Railway Camping, and a judgment in a loan case against Lewis and Venable. Also mentions a county board meeting, grand jury adjournment, and a violence-related police case with suspect identified.
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Isire Williams
Dar Po
Lya
Mirnag Agian
Mears Tompkins & Alsin
Campheti Trough US
Lormist
Roland Alston
Georgia
Peters Street
Annual Election Held for Augusta Southern Railroad
Annual stockholders meeting occurred in the president’s office to elect officers. James Jackson was named president with P H Langdon as vice president and J J Jackson P H Lantduon Jo W Wee JW Cochrane John Mo Dennison A McMartin Jr and others named as directors. Several resignations and succeedings were noted amid litigation on the railroad’s case with South Carolina and Georgia authorities. Newspaper men were excluded from the session.
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Avurusa Gap
Augusta Southern Railroad
James Jackson
H Langdon Dirertore
J Jackson
Cochrane John Mo Dennison
McMartin Jr
Dayikien
Scofield
Wren
Maron Warthen
McCarty
Martin
John
Ouickey
Jefsor County
South Carolina
Georgia
Death of Miss McFarland Funeral Thursday in LaGrange
Miss McFarland daughter of R F McFarland died suddenly yesterday at her father’s Pulliam street home. She had been downtown the day before and appeared well. It is thought a prior illness contributed to her death. The funeral will be held in LaGrange on Thursday.
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Bradfield
Tastor
KE Bradfreld
Fulazie Ftawford OleFarland
R F McFarland
Pulliam Street
McIarland
LaGrange
Reception Planned at Fifth Baptist Church Thursday
A reception will be held at the Fifth Baptist church Thursday night from 7 to 9 o clock with an afternoon program for children. The events are described as enjoyable and church members along with friends are urged to attend.
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Fifth Baptist Church
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Lel
Nathan
Pers Wilson
Carly
Velara Yell & Sherk
sInsle
Atlante
Hagar
Don
York Rates
Ars
Sham
Grand Jury
Caid
Dudermic Care Company
Wo M Curtis
Wo L. Hubbard
Woodwards
Price
Peachtree Street
Baby
Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Assa Et Loule
Thompfee Liquor Co
Whuiesae Dealerg
Atante
Cleveland
Edward IT
Ronicn
J Bo Marbur
United States Weather Bureau
Uhrlaub
Persia
India
Ottoman Empire
Love
Peachtree St
H. A. Rucker I
Republican Leader
Harry Schlesinger
W. J. Juengert
London St
Buffalo
Dr Williams
Willams
St. Vitus
Dr Willams
Dr Wilflams Medicine Company
Schenectady NY
McIntosh
Mitchell
Randolph
Stewart
Warne
Milanty Sandard Telerine Company
Theuinta Trust
Anise Versa
Jelts Cour Setterda
Kb Yultable
Souris
Advan Verdet
McWoaters
He Coor
George Moores
United States Grand Jury
Hulett
Irving
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Sina
Marne
Guarda
Mack
Salt Bay
Corcim
Miss McFarland
John H Cardner Mender
Sutherland Sisters x
Salt Lake
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