Straw Ballot Returns From State Gubernatorial Campaign
A chaotic, fragmented account of straw ballot polling across Georgia towns for governor. Voters named include Hoke Smith and Joe Brown with mixed results reported from Atlanta, Cedartown, Marietta, and Norwood. Several poll editors like Joe Brown and J. L. Collier publish tallies showing Smith leading in some locales and Brown in others.
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Efgrogn
Gm Aprae
J.D. Callan
Mawet Pall
Fan Amine
Kchola Cumming
Miles Collier
Colbert
Yeaterday
Joe Brown
Ushke Smith
Sheen
Uwilltown
Tors
Losatta
Arrii
Henater
JP Knight
Woom Ooumer
Emith
Jude JW Quincey
Dongs Ant
T ¢Dkeen
Milltown
Jos Brown
Hokesmith
Toc Skeen
Atts Milltown Oa
T. D. Longine
Jerome A. Moore
Constitution
Tom Toxamo
Moone Ga
Aprae J. Il
Jonmaou
Holliti
Edgewout Avenue
Amin
Jomnson
Atlanca Ga
Yerrington
Atlanta
Tell Poldar Conauruton
Matere
Raul
Hoke Nlite
Fae
Iiewn
Atlan
Urrhington
Werr
Dtlnota
Hubenh
Hoke Smith
Brown
Governa
C. Baldwin
Jane Mitenell
Marietta
Guvernor
Mr Brown
MASTER PLUMBERS MEET IN SOUTHERN LEAGUE ADJOURNS
The Southern League of Master Plumbers representing Georgia Tennessee and Alabama adjourned its annual convention in Birmingham Alabama after electing officers Fred Fox of Chattanooga president MO Merrill of Birmingham first vice president Do A Farrell of Atlanta second vice president MF Ford of Atlanta treasurer Ed L Ruark of Chattanooga secretary The next meeting date and venue will be set by the executive board.
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Birmingham
Yeaterday
Ala
Southern League of Master Plumbers
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Neir
Fred Fox
Chattanooga
MO Merrill
D O A. Farrell
Atlanta
MF Ford
Ed L. Ruark
Mountain City Fire Company No 3 Elects Officers
In Rome Georgia the Mountain City Fire Company No 3 held its annual meeting in April. Principal business was electing officers for the coming year. Elected: Vandiver captain, Megrery gatretan, Owens treasurer, Hamman son auditor, Hansen engineer, Sharpe director, Archer assistant director, and other posts filled.
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Mremeo Vame
Rome
Mountain City Fire Company No 3
Steelin
Offcera
Ph Vandiver
Hugh Megrery
Gatretan J A
Gowintiregen
Ve Ubharpa
Ftriver
Seaham Sharpe
Archer
Fine Program for the Masons in Rome May Convention
The Seventh district Masonic convention meets in Rome on May 6 and 7 with a full program of business sessions, religious services, and public addresses. Notable speakers include Hon J N Holder Judge Moses Wright and Judge Maddox. A grand rally with grand officers from Georgia and Alabama closes the event with a banquet and degree work.
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Rome
Paul F Akin
J N Holder
Jefterson
Moses Wright
Mo Gerry
John W Maddox
John
Dede
Jon Mielter
Jesse Willeme
Thera
J. H. Robbins
Walter Milligan
O R. B. Heagden
LR Gwaltney
Drgies
Doe
South
Georgia
Alabama
Cherokee Lodge
No 66
Linsons
Allen Replies to Mayann Card on Allen Statement
Charles T. Allen from Atlanta Ga responds to a Mayson editorial in The Constitution. He disputes assertions about a gun discharge and criticizes the prohibition era style plan while praising some parts and noting the political tension in Campbell County.
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Yeaterday
Jumen
Mayeon Editon
Campbell County
Tate
Mayann
Famptell
Midat
Charles
Allen
Atlanta Ga
Exquisite Parlor for Lady Beautiful in Atlanta
A detailed advert describes Mrs Robbins and her Exquisite Parlor in the English American Building. It highlights private, sanitary rooms with exclusive plumbing and elevators, offering scalp, hair, skin and hands care by expert masseuse Mrs Roh. Bink. The piece promotes luxury treatment for Atlanta’s society women and notes high standards of cleanliness and privacy.
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Reventhoorie
Rhetra Robbins
Atlanta
Junior Orators Named At Emory College
President James E. Dickey announced the eight juniors with top averages for the spring and fall term of 1907 08 who will speak at the commencement exercises. The list includes Algood Marietta Brinkley Thomson Bryan Bryan Heath Hinton Rivers Wilson, with speakers from Georgia and Florida. Names of the cantor speakers will be announced tomorrow.
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W. 8. Bryan
Wrightsville
V. Heath
Gildea
C. C. Hinton
Macon
Gee Rivers
Jonesboro
Wileon
Tallahassee
Fla
Cantor
Lady Officers Elected to Direct Americus Hospital
Americus Georgia April 22 Spacial The entire official department and mad fea directors of the Americus Hospital Association have been restored by general agreement and hereafter the brain affatra and management of that Institution will be directed by the woman's auxiliary. Lady officers have been elected and the continued prosperity of the institution is more fully assured under newly prevailing conditions.
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America Hospital Association
Americus, Ga
Fea
Americus Hospital Association
Moman'a
Big Kelly and the Anti Roosevelt Tactics
Alfred Henry Lewis reports a conversation among a Tammany district leader and followers about Anti Roosevelt strategy. The quoted excerpts attack diplomacy and Wall Street influence, noting focus on Teddy’s blind side and how to remove an adversary. The piece promotes reading Big Kelly in The Saturday Evening Post.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
Tammany
Wall
Gossip at the Capitol reveals dental exams in Atlanta
In Atlanta this week 104 dental graduates undergo mental and physical tests as part of state board requirements. Exams run morning at the state capitol and long dental-opera parlor sessions in the afternoon and night. Officials include Dr Atkinson, Dr Cole, Dr McArthur, Dr Rambo, and Dr Calihan.
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Atlanta
House of
State Board of Dental Examiners
DD Atkinson
Brunswick
Thomas Cole
Newnan
McArthur
Fort Valley
HB Rambo
Marietta
Calihan
McRae
Dublin Hoke Smith Address Draws Large Crowd
Governor Hoke Smith arrived in Dublin from Macon at 9 am and met local leaders at the Duplin Hotel before a 1,200 person auditorium. Rev. William F. Smith introduced him as he defended his administration, attacked Jos Brown, and discussed disfranchisement, railroad commissioners, prohibition, and current events over about two hours. He planned to travel to Savannahboro for another speech tomorrow.
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Dublin
Hoke Smith
Macon
New Duplin
William F. Smith
Methodist Church
Smith
Ite
Jos Brown
Jasue
Hie
Brown
Swannabora
Union
Perons
Monroe
Apapays
Bibb
West of England patterns offered for $38 at Peachtree street
Matthew Carroll on Peachtree street advertises latest West of England goods with patterns available for $38. He invites customers to visit immediately to see the stock and order — promising ready workmanship and full outfit fulfillment.
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Matthew Carroll
Peachtree Street
Indictments in Atlanta Courts Tie Robbery and Murder
The grand jury indicted John Williams, a Black man, in murder and robbery cases tied to Jacob Hirachowitz. Jury members toured Fulton county reformatory. next Monday a session will hear presentments in open court. A verdict awarded 800 dollars to Tom Cannon, a Black driver for Bon Air Coat Company, for an accident at Marietta and Pine streets. Cannon was represented by Lawton Nally.
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John Willams
Negra
Jacob Hirachowitz
Mambera
Fulton County Reformatory
Cltv
Atlanta
Tom Cannon
Bon= Air Coat Company
Marietta
Pine
No ruling on cost of suits in Alabama rate cases
Ereon noun statement misprinted. Judge Thomas G Jones ruled to permanently restrain enforcement of the Alabama railroad rate law. Costs of the suits will not be decided until final order. Railroads have won most pleadings so far and would bear substantial costs if upheld.
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Ereonnour
Alabama Honda
Montgomery
Ain
Thomas G Jones
Clicuit Court
Alabama
Costa
Jones
Special Meeting in Douglas on Brown Club Rev Revelation
At a court house gathering in Douglas on Tuesday between two and three hundred voters attended. Resolutions in favor of Hon Joseph M Brown were adopted with signatures to the Brown club, numbering about 28. Attending were A HL Fintey JW Quincey mayor of Douglas CW Parker WOH Alexander Turner Viewor and ex-senator PL Sweat.
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Douglas
Brown
Valka
Hew
A. HL Fintey
JW Quincey
Douglaa
LL Sweat
C W. Wrat
CW Parker
Woh
Alexander
Turner
Joeepn M Brown
Brown Club
State Troop Encampment Interest Grows in Georgia
Inspection tours by a high official aim to boost enlistment across fifty companies including infantry cavalry artillery and coast defense. Local visits spark chatter about a possible state troops encampment with the regular army at Chickamauga in July as lawmakers watch quietly from Bibb and Stephens counties.
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Chickamauga
War on Liquor Dives Declared by NY Dealers Association
The Liquor Dealers' Association of New York on April 22 announced a plan after a 14 member committee was named to curb East Side divekeepers. The group pressed brewers to halt selling any liquor to keepers of dry or disreputable resorts.
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Liquor Dealers' Association of
New York
Liquor Dealers’ Association
East Side
Unclear details from Savannah trial report in April record
A blurred Savannah report notes Judge Terry presiding in a county jail case involving a man named 3 C Tison or Perry. The suspect, described as middle aged white, was captured near Columbia after a train incident. He was held on $1000 bond and to await trial in superior court.
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Savannah
Terry
Tison
Agate Perry Wan
Columbia
Superintendent Kern Visits Americus College Inspects Trades
Superintendent O J Kern of Wis nabago county schools inspected the Third District agriculture and mechanical college in Americus Ga. He travels south to assess agricultural and mechanical institutions and will next visit the state college at Athena and the Fifth District agricultural college. Representing the National Teachers Association, he notes support for southern educational purposes. At Americus he observed the mechanical department including manufacturing and cutlery work and praised the school and its farm.
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Dads
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National Guard of Georgia
Elberton
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General Scott
Georgia
Americus
O J. Kern
Wisnabago
Agriculture and Mechanical College
Agricultural and Mechanical
Amertene
State College
Athena
Agricultural Cellege
National Teach Association
Etucanten
President nominates three officers to general ranks
The president named Brigadier General Thomea H Barrin for major general and Colonela Charles H Morris of Comat Artillery corps along with Philip Reese of the Twenty third Infantry to be divisional generals.
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Ington
Thomea H Barrin
Charles H Morris
Comat Artillery Corps
Philip Reese
Twenty-third Infantry
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