Jamestown Exposition Favorable Report Pushed In Georgia
Georgia lawmakers press a favorable report for a 260000 appropriation to back the Jamestown Exposition exhibit. Georgia Commission head Mitchel and Virginia advocates urge support highlighting regional friendship and state benefits. Chancellor Fill to Speak. Gordon Monument bill faces committee action. House panels discuss water works, jail expansion, women in pharmacy, and Savannah court elections.
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Yeatercay
General Appropriations Committee
Tre Rose
Heissell
Muscogee
Mitchel
Athinls
Georgia Commission
Virginia
Georgia
Alexanler
Delia
Betail
George
Safford
Russell
Alfly
Felder
Bix
Cheap Weekend Rates Via Western and Atlantic
August 3. Henry G. Hardy Jr of New York, former Chicago board of trade member, filed for bankruptcy in federal court listing liabilities of 97000 and assets of 3700. Tickets on Saturdays by the Western and Atlantic railroad to Lockout Mountain Tennessee Dalton Georgia Monteagle Tennessee. Return tickets valid until Tuesday after sale.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlana
Lockout Mountain
Tenn
Dalton
Monteagle
Chas BE
Harman
G. PL A
Henry C. Hardy, Jr
Hamkrupt
Chicago
Tlenry G. Hardy, Jr
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Federal District Court
Young Putnam Legislator W F Jenkins Noted Leader
Hon W F Jenkins of Putnam is among the youngest lawmakers, at 27, with multiple prior posts in Eatonton schools and city government. He serves as Bank of Eatonton vice president and chairs banks and banking on the house, active on judiciary, appropriations, education, and sanitarium committees. He pushed a $76000 waterworks bill for the state sanitarium, to be reviewed by the appropriations panel next week.
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House Committee On
Jenkins
Putnam
Stata Sanitarium
J. W. Wilcox
Melon
W. A. Carton
Athena
Holder
Jackson
W. F. Jenkins
Eatonton
Heronton
Mr. Jenkins
University of Virginia
Slaton
House Committee On Banks and Banking
House
State Sanitarium
House Committee On Appropriations
Jankins
General Assembly
F. B. Biggere
Biggers
Board of County Commissioners
Meriwether County
Altlanta
State House
Colonel Figgers
Ths
Savannah bill to elect wife and solicitor of city court
A lively senate judiciary committee debate over a house bill from Anderson Stovall and Lawrence of Chatham to elect the Savannah city court wife and solicitor by the people rather than governor appointment. Opponents argued local measure needing county advertisement. supporters called general. Committee reported favorably but some members remained undecided. Also noted is the death of General James P. Carranhan, major general of the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, in Indianapolis.
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Savannah
Ely
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Senate Committee
B.’Adamy
Hop
J._ Ferris Cann
T. M. Cunningham, Jr
Lewrenes
Chatam
Special’ Judiciary Committee
Bill of Representatives
Anderson
Adams
Cunningham
Reid
Hamby
Foy
Rose
Wilcox
Westbrook
Peyton
Indianapolis
James P. Carranhan
Knights of Pythias
Woodruff Place
Twenty four counties seek separation in Georgia plan
The House committee on new counties met in executive session to consider the Hill bill creating new counties. Twenty four proposed counties, including Cooper, Crisp, Toombs, and Nicholls, would reshape Georgia's counties. Cooper's hearing featured advocate George Ketcham arguing rising taxable value and settlement growth justifies a new county with St George as seat.
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House’ Committee On
Joseph Hill Hall
House
Senate
General Assembly
Committee
Anderson
Chatham
Stephens
Montgomery
Turner
Wilcox
Dooly
Worth
Irwin
Couper
Rt. Mary River
Rt. George
George Ketcham
Irwin County
Fitzgerald
St. George Colantry
Hall
Ketcham
Wham Cooper
Comptroller Generals
Mizell
Charlton County
Upson
Myr. Hall
Chariton
Ketchan
Cooper
Maren
City of
St. George
Nebraska
Minnesota
Illlinois Einer
Georgia
Chariton County
Folkston
Rena
Jacksonvile
Plu
Pearle OL Charlton
Coffhouse Creek
Lee Again on Stand in Missouri Bribery Trial
In Jefferson City on August 3 former Lieutenant Governor Lee resumed testimony in the bribery trial of Senator A Farris. The court limited the inquiry to transactions in St. Louis, excluding several letters and checks the defense sought to offer.
Gossip at the Capitol tracks Georgia tax digests
The Georgia tax digest shows a net gain of 19,000,293 across 97 counties with six counties reported yesterday. Rockdale Crweta Clay Camden Troup and Paulding yielded notable gains as county totals edge toward a statewide estimate near 26 million, while arbitration on Seaboard and Atlanta and West Point values continues with hearings planned at the capitol. Governor Ferrell signed two local bills, abolishing Telfair county court and establishing McRae city court, as Hon. F S Biggers visits Atlanta.
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Comptroller General’s
Ofice
W.H. Hartigan
Rockdale
Crweta
Clay
Camden
Georgia
Ferrell
Bis
Mr. McLennan
Telfair
McRae
Fulton suit seeks 25009 against railways over husband death
Mrs Cora Let Crawford through Arnold and Arnold filed suit in Fulton superior court for 25009 against Atlanta and West Point and Western Railway of Alabama over the death of C B Crawford. He was killed May 10 after being struck by overhead timbers on a bridge over Soapstone Creek while on duty as conductor. The top of the bridge was too low for a man on a car to escape. No telltales or signals were present at the approaches. Additional notes mention a charter filing for The Tool Company with officers in Fulton Cobb and Allin S C and capital stock of 25000. The city court criminal branch adjourned for morning larceny and vagrancy cases with nothing significant before the court.
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Cora
Crawford
Arnold & Arnold
Fulton
Atlanta and
West Point
Western Railway of Alabama
C. B. ‘Crawford
C. B. Crawford
Age' Fref
Selma
Soapstone Creek
Chinese boycott spreads as students urged to protest
Reports from Canton indicate Chinese students and colleges are pushing a nationwide boycott of American goods. A special Pekin paper plans publicity. officials warn against publishing American notices while Southern China placards warn of foreign influence.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Canton
America
Sul Pt
Pekin
Fuklun
Treduce
Boycot
China
Lewis and Clark Attend Portland Expo Amid Attendance Figures
The report notes Portland Oregon events related to the Anguat and Clark exposition. Attendance figures reach the 27.256 million mark, with trial attendance listed at 1.07883, reflecting large turnout and measured participation across venues.
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Lewis and Clarke
Portland
Ore
Anguat & and Clark
Beelist Items Note Decline in Older Bees and Prices
Fragmented OCR text lists unrelated terms such as serine, subscripts, and prices including 630, 90, and a Livtel item. The readable content mentions bees and aging but provides no coherent event or individuals to identify. The source appears damaged with scattered numbers and names.
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Jamestown
Chanellor Hill
Changelor
Walter B. Hul
The
State University
House of Representatives
Gordon
Jonn B. Gordon Monument Association
General Appropriations
Bibb
Joan Bs. Gordon
N. E. Harris
Macon
S. P. Harris
Clement A. Evans
W. A. Valham
Movement Association
Ifr. Hall
Ae Mrz
House Committee On Education
Calvin
Richmond
University of Georgia
Bibbe
Candler
Doeran
Sundye
Atlanta
Lre
Kimball
Everspenkhtk i Ves
W F. Jenkins
Putnar
Tift
Counties
Irwin, Wilcox and
Crisp
Dooly, Irwin and
Wilcx
Gec
Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line
Board of Arbitration
Railroad Commission
T A. Hemmond
Allroad
Hf. W. Hill
RT. Daniel
Griffin
Capitol
J. Ferris Cann
Joseph M. Brown
W. R Jones
Grienville
Alex Smith
Central of Georgia
H. W. Hill
J. D. Howard
Milledgeville
the Courts
the Tool Company
Broyles
Albert EB Hin
Fulton County
Clarence M. Reynolis
Cobb County
Leon
Holly
Allin
S.C
Calhoun
Percale
French Sea
Island
Percales
Essiger Clothiers
Whitehall
Yankee Stufki
Chines
Austria
Baron Vvgelmueller
Saior
Farnere
Endwa
Batiste
Dimmu
Tomor
Jtra
Panamas
Stranamon
Hrchiye
Ness
Pany Fay Mende
Seeburg
Ike
Wien
Mase
Josep
Livtel A
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