State Ticket Certainty Looms at Capitol Meeting
Georgia populists plan a full state ticket with 150 to 900 delegates meeting at the state capitol to nominate leaders. Possible heads include W. J. Peek, J. H. Traylor, M. W. Gross, with Hines declining to run and Hooper Alexander considered for attorney general. Donnelly of Minnesota to speak tonight on national issues.
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Georgia
National Committee
State Capitol
J. McKnight
Dalton
House of Representatives
State Committee
W. J. Peek
Conyers
Peek
John H. Traylor
Troup
M. W. Gross
McDuffie
Senator Gross
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
Alexander Coul
W. L. Peek
Middle Of-The-Road
Jackson Hotel
McKnight
Clarke County
Butler
Omaha
Donnelly
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Capitol
Two Populist Leaders Speak on The Political Situation in Atlanta
Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota and Wharton Barker of Philadelphia join the Georgia populist convention in Atlanta. They critique party leadership, discuss Cincinnati’s upcoming nominating convention, and forecast future clashes with Republicans and Democrats. Donnelly criticizes the Democrats while praising Dewey’s backers. Barker insists on principles and predicts a strong populist vote nationwide.
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Atlanta
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
Butler
Cincinnati
People's
Georgia
South
Mr. Donnelly
Bryan
Watson
Mr. Dewey
Relet
Dewey
Manila
Dr Hutchison Funeral to Be Held at Linden Street Home
The funeral for Dr Julian A Hutchison will be at 3 pm at 16 Linden Street with Rev Theron H Rice officiating. Interment is in Oakland Cemetery. Two brothers arrived from Tennessee to attend. The Virginia Society will attend in a body and pallbearers and honorary escorts are named.
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Virginia Society
Julian A. Hutchison
Linden Street
Theron H. Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Tennessee
Virgina Society
Dr. Hutchison
W. S. Thomson
Richard H. Bewick
George B. Harris
Lucius L. McCleskey
John B. Goodwin
Hoke Smith
Allen Morris
Howert
Cuberson
J. K. Orr
Darwin Jones
B. H. Hill
J. E. Miller
Samuel Carter
Henry Johnson
J. A. Anderson
George J. Dallas
Paul Romare
John T. Hall
Samuel Barnett
Henderson Hallman
C. W. Metcalf
David Wiley
Hamilton Douglas
Hollins N. Hansolph
Wiliam D. Harwell
J. R. Grey
Joseph Raines
Ed Brown
Fine Lecture on Othello by Henry Austin Clapp at the Grand
Henry Austin Clapp, Boston scholar, delivered a detailed Othello lecture at the Grand to a large audience. He analyzed Shakespeare’s four major plays, praised for study and word-painting, but some found it overly analytical with limited dramatic reading. His portrayal of Iago and the jealousy arc in Othello stood out as the lecture’s strongest parts.
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McKnight
Dalton
Henry Austin Clapp
Boston
Ile
Tresa
Ago
Othello
Iago
Washington
Gave Lye to the Baby in Reevesville
A twelve month old child of Mr and Mrs J N Berry Reevesville died from lye given in a fit of anger by a negro nurse. The girl has been arrested. Colonel R J Redding to preach to Atlanta dairymen, Georgia State Dairymen Association president to address at Atlanta Business Men's League meeting.
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Lye
Columbia
J. N. Berry
Reevesville
R. J. Redding
Georgia State Dairymen’ Association
Dairymen's Association of Atlanta
Atlanta Business Men's League
Prudential
Congress
Livingston
Carrymen
County Commissioner Race Draws Four Candidates
Four hopefuls enter the county commission race with two seats open. Incumbents H E Palmer and B B Rasse announce re-election plans while A Turman P Snook also signaled bids. Rumors place James L Riley in the race, though he denies entry as campaign activity begins. The Augusta voting contest for Richmond school child tops local civic notes.
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H. E.W. Palmer
Exeire
James L. Riley
Riley
Rac
Judge Palmer
Avanta
B. B. Ras
Augusta
Sabella Jordan
Merry Makers’ Association
Richmond County
Mattie Belle Panknin
Merry Makers
Gannon Replies to Powell Circular on Telegraphers Dispute
General Manager Frank S. Gannon of the Southern Railway Company issues a circular to telegraph operators quoting letters from his correspondence with W. W. Powell of the Order of Railway Telegraphers. He notes discipline, proper channels, and loyalty, asserting most operators are content and unlikely to strike. Assistant Superintendent J S B Thompson and Powell respond with wary optimism about stability and potential discontent.
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Frank S. Gannon
Southern Railway Company
W. W. Powell
Order of
Mr. Gannon
Powell
Washington
Recordi
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Gannan
J. 8. B. Thompson
Wurren
Gannon
Zere
Southern Railway labor strife and telegraphers petition
A long dispatch reports tension in Southern Railway labor relations. Telegrapher committees seek the right to petition executives at Washington, citing earlier engineer and conductor actions and unresolved 10 percent wage restoration. Meetings with General Manager Gannon and influence from President Spencer are noted amid broader railway club discussions and promotional notices for the Texarkana and Fort Smith lines.
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Southern Railway
Southern Road
Washington
Order of Haifway
The
Southern
Gannon
A. H. Youngson
Spencer
Bouthern
Dlass
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National People's Party Committee
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Wharton
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J. A. Hutchison
Henry Austin
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Rosser
Snook
Turman
Carter
Mr. Powell
Thompson
Bears
Eas
Southern and Southwestern Railway Club
Kimball House
Messrs. E. Burton
F. H. McGee
W.H. Thomas
Whywoone
W. J. Thomas
Pulaskiis
Messrs
J. M. Holt
FL H. Mees
J. W. Robi
Eee
Tracy
F. St. McGee
Wwral
Mark Trowell
Union Pacific Railway Company
Denver
Etycket
Te Anes
Buffalo Ian
oLridge
Nnne
Webter Canyon
Castle Gate
Hapiey Heen
Port Arthur
State of Texas
Texarkana
Forth Smith Rail- Comipanty
Freien Ais
M. L. Bros
Arkana
Indianapolis
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Tversal
Varias
Evanaele
Indiana
Cannelton Branch
Bowen
J. P. Morgan
St. John Boyie
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