Georgia House Debates Clay Address and Fast Local Bills
Yesterday the Georgia House, in 1 hour 45 minutes, passed 48 local aute bills and 12 senate bills. Senator A S Clay spoke on the floor, was introduced by Mr. Bell, praised Congress’ last session, and urged reforms including an Australian ballot and longer judge terms. Local bills then moved, with numerous city and town charters amended or created, and several senate bills dispatched in third reading.
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Hovee
Bell
Fulton
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Speaker
United States
Georgia
A. & Clay
Eastor Clay
Ball
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Imapy
Ptt
United States Senate
Wellmeet
McClatchey
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Safford
Emanuel
Davis
Burke
Swainsboro
Summertown
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Jackeon
Blackburn
Hall of Bible
Helra
Sherman J.aims
Fulton County
Atlanta #o
Mes ‘Aight
Bercles
Amt
Sant
Umibb
City Court of
Titton
Knight
Berrien
Iy Court of
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Bir
Calvin
Richmond
Mir
Way of
Pulaski
County Court of
Lewis
Gorton
Calhoun
Board of County Commission Ars
Hall County
McRee
Ashley ofeLowndes
Said County
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Trwin
Fitzgerald
Morty
Heard
Corinth
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Abbevil
Alexander
DeKalb
DeKalb County
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Izin City
Glynn
Jackson
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Helena
Moatee
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Riroxton
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McAllister
Fort Gaines
Crum
Crisp County
General Assembly
Cordele
Walker
Offerman
Strange
Board of County Commissioners
Jerfkins County
Bloodworth
Scconé
Aldora
Mills
Holly Springs
Foy
Police Court
Savannah
Mr. Bunn
Polk County
Thirty-eighth
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Mr Strange
Statesboro
Swenteenth
Bondholding company to organize without stockholder support
Nashville Tenn August 4 The bondholding company planned to take over the Nashville Railway and Light Company will be formed without stockholder cooperation. A stockholders committee will report at a called meeting later this month. Arrangements with eastern bankers and Newman Sing finance the project regardless of the holding company and other interested firms include New Orleans Memphis Little Rock Birmingham companies.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville Railway and Light Company
Theia
Nashville
Eastern
Newman & Sing
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Mine Workers Meet In Alabama to Discuss Strike End
Birmingham August 4 The district board of the United Mine Workers of America called a special convention of Alabama miners to be held here August 4 for union matters. The meeting’s purpose is not fully disclosed but is believed to signal the formal end of the long strike at Tennessee Sloss Sheffield Republic and Woodward mines ongoing since July 1904.
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Birmingham
District Board
The
United Mine Workers of America
Union Miners of
Alabama
Tennessee
Sloss- Sheffield
Republic and
Woodward Companies
Frisco Policy Holders Sue Williamsburg Fire Insurance
Organized policy holders of the Williamsburg Surety Fire Insurance Company began a suit in San Francisco on August 4 to recover 50 520 dollars alleged to be due on unpaid policies. This launches the first of eight actions the committee is authorized to file.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Williamsburg Surety Fire Insurance Company
Sir John Randolph Elected In Cockermouth Division
London August 4 Sir John Randle an eminent anatomist has been elected to Parliament for the Cockermouth division of Cumberland succeeding the late Sir Wilfred Lawson who died July 3 The successful candidate obtained 4593 votes while the Liberal Hon H F Guest received 3913 votes
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John Randolph
London
John Randle
Cockermouth
Cumberland
Wilfred Lawson
H. F. Guest
Mallory May Seek Reelection As Alabama Democratic Head
Montgomery reports H. D. Mallory, longtime chairman of the Alabama Democratic Committee, may seek another term despite pressure from supporters. The piece also notes Walker County politics with Col. Thomas J. Lowell and M. L. Leith contesting, and discusses education reforms, Georgia bell law, and school funding trends influencing state discourse.
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Montgomery
Ala
D. Mallory
State Democratic Committee
Mallory
Walker
Thomas J. Lowell
Law and Equity
Walker County
Jelks
Wood
Csttain
Wallker County
M. L. Leith
Senate
W. . Davis
Leith
Sie
Houe Wi
Councilman From Sixth Court With Harsh Mercy
Police court hearing reveals a sixth district councilman pushing mercy while upholding order. He fines a white woman and a negro woman for sleeping together, showing bias and sympathy for the afflicted. A case notes officers aiding decorum in a Darktown environment as further proceedings unfold with mixed judgments. Field reports include harsh remarks on racial terms and a trolley spitting incident.
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Eliza
Gustice
Ellia
W. D. Bunker
Etta Barnes
Peters Street
McGehee
Wii
Anna Swan
Youncssman
Charlie White
Charlie
Ethel Bonner
Julia Clark
Darktown
Julia
Lyon
Supreme Court
Pitter Doux
W. H. Prince
Council and Ransom in a Fractured Ward Row
A chaotic street council scene unfolds as councilmen quarrel over fines and authority. I N Ransom, labeled a “regular,” is mocked as Aquor undermines him while the acting reporter notes confusion and hasty parting remarks.
Bank Robbery Suspect Captured After Cash Heist
In Cleveland, on August 4, an Italian bank on Orange and Crownell streets was robbed of several thousand dollars. The suspect fled but was quickly captured and the money recovered. The robber, who gave his name as Bert Donaldson, is in custody.
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Ieveland
Orange and
Crownell Streets
Bert Donaldson
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