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Brannen & Anthony
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New York Sun
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Beauvoir Club Fined $50 in Alabama Whisky Law Case
The Beauvoir, leading social club of the south, was fined 50 dollars in a Montgomery state court for violating the Sunday whisky sales ban. The incident occurred in August in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
The
Beauvoir
South
Rabun Gap Bill Reported Adverse By House Committee
After a three hour fight the House committee on corporations issued an adverse report on Senator Hamby’s bill to incorporate Rabun Gap. Opponents argued the measure would transfer the name Rabun Gap to a new settlement on the forested mountain. Rabun citizens led by A J Ritene opposed the plan citing injustice to the present town and the Rabun Gap industrial school. Commissioner Ritchie, superintendent of the school, supported the argument, a stance backed by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Hamby
House Committee
Fortieth
Rabun Gap
Rabun Gath
Rabun
A. J. Ritenfe
Ritchie
Daughters of the Confederacy
Postmaster Fails As Embezzlement Ties To Bankruptcy
Chicago August & Coyne, ex postmaster and political figure, petitions for bankruptcy. Chicago Title and Trust Co takes charge of his bakery and lunchroom business. Creditors include ickhert Milling Co, Ewan Milling Co, A T Hemmpstreet Co, and Irwin Brothers Co seeking about 30 000. Embezzlement by a former employee is blamed for the downfall.
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Chicago
August &F. Coyne
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Ickhert and Ewan Milling Company
A. T. Hemmpstreet & Co
Irwin, Brothers Company
Coyne
Lewis Speaks in Sumter at Plains De Soto and Leslie
Congressman E. B. Lewis of the third district spoke to three large enthusiastic crowds in Sumter County today. Commerce paused for an hour at Plains De Soto and Leslie so all could hear their able representative in Congress on national matters. A public barbecue was held at De Soto in honor of the occasion.
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Plains
DeBoto
Leslie
Amprigos
E. B. Lewis
Third
Bixmter County
DeSotg
Congress
Deflote
Trains Collide in Kentucky Severe Crash Kills Fireman
Chattanooga dispatch reports that on the Cincinnati Southern a passenger train No 4 struck a freight at Winfield Kentucky early today. The fireman died and the engineer likely will, while no passengers were hurt. A second southbound passenger train 60 3 was delayed for hours. Reports from floods in the territories forecast extensive railroad losses, conservatively estimated at about 1 000 000.
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Winfield
Chattanooga
Cincinnati Southern
Forth Worth
Texas
Mortuary Notices and Obituaries From Local News
Funeral notices from Athens and nearby towns report Felix Dorman, 10, of 122 Central Avenue, died of fever. Funeral at Barclay & Brandon's chapel. Parahontas lodge members invited. Also noted: W. M. Skates funeral at Faith's crossing, Rev. Christian officiating, interment Sylvester's church cemetery. Survived by wife and two daughters, Mrs. Davis of Macon and Mrs. Taylor of the city. Mrs. Hausman funeral held at 457 Washington Street. interment Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. Burns of Bankeville, aged 84, died at home. interment in Hepron with Dr. Hoyt officiating. Joshua B. Jackson of Granite Hill died at 40. funeral to be conducted by Odd Fellows. Sparta Rides to attend. Jackson was a Hancock sheriff candidate. Rev. Dr. J Addison Henry of Princeton Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, died in Asbury Park at 72. Jacob Flatan, Athens Hebrew citizen, dies at home on Hancock Avenue. funeral tomorrow at Frelock with Masonic honors. survived by widow and three sons Sol, Max, and Arthur.
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Nannie Dorman
Central Avenue
Barclay & Brandon's
Dorman
Parahontas Lodge
W. M. Skates
Jack
Faith
Washington Street
Oakland Cemetery
Granite Hin
Gibro
Sevan
Odd Fellows
Sparta Rides
Jackson
Hancock County
J. A. Henry
Philadelphia
Augusta
Jaddison Henry
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
N. J
Tacoh Flatan
Athens
Acob Flatan
Big Homs
Hanéeck Avenue
Sol Flautau
Dayton, O
Max
Arthur Flaau
Frelock
Miss Anthony Remembered At Copenhagen Suffrage Rally
At Copenhagen August delegates from around the world attend a memorial meeting for Susan B. Anthony during the International League of Women Suffragists conference. Miss Frederick Norck of Christiania lauds women serving on juries in Norway.
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Copenhagen
International League of Women
Susan B. Anthony
Frederick Norck
Christiania
Norway
Lord Milner Memorialized With Mass Addresses
London August 8 Lord Milner former high commissioner for South Africa today received an address through the Duke of Somerset signed by 23000 persons expressing appreciation for his services in South Africa. A Natal address with 3000 signatures and a Cape Town address with 20000 signatures were also sent and on their way.
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Lord Milner
London
Laord Milner
South
Catholic Abstinence Society Holds Opening Session
About 300 delegates representing around 100000 members in the United States gathered for the opening exercise. The group is led by Bishop J F R Canevin of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania as president.
Nicholas Plans to Abdicate and Rule with Co-Regents
Vienna and St Petersburg reports on August 8 claim the czar intends to abdicate and appoint Grand Duke Vladimir and Nicholas Nicholalevitch as coregents. Stolypin moves to form a new cabinet while hints persist of army control by Nicholas. Papus the spiritualist leaves for medical treatment amid pressure from press revelations. Post offices and spirit shops are looted in Poland and a bomb kills one in Bosnovice, causing panic among crowds.
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Stolypin
Yatn
Vladimir
Nicholas Nicholalevitch
Papus
Petersburg
Bourse Gazette
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremyn
Grand Duke
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M. Rudiger
M. Iswolsky
Holy Synod
Villichkef
Novgorod
M. Fillosofoft
Count White
Ossia
Count Heyden
Cazr
Russia
Wiha
Jackson primary called for city court judges and solicitors
Jackson county voters will nominate the city court judge and solicitor by a party primary on August 22. Expected candidates include Judge W. W. Stark and J. A. B. Mahafey for judge, with B. R. L. J. Smith Pemberton Cooley and W. H. Quarterman as solicitor contenders. The race will run under two weeks of campaigning.
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Jacksson County
Democratic Party
Jefferson Lust
State House
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J. A. B. Mahafey
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BR. L. J. Smith
Pemberton Cooley
W. H. Quarterman
Aeta Watch
Suspected Men Discharged in Hughes Murder Case
John Sarton and John Renwick, charged with the murder of Mesa Hughes whose body was found in the Tiger river on June 7, were discharged for insufficient evidence. The two African American men were later bound over as witnesses. Letters linked Douglass Engliss to Atlanta to avoid detection and hinted at knowledge of the murder.
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Daed L. English
Hartsville
J. Richards English
John Sarton
John Renwick
Mesa Hughes
Tiger River
W. D. Smith
Douglass Engliss
Bond
Atlanta
Hughes
Pittsburg To Host All Night Bank Initiative
Pittsburg plans a 24 hour bank operated by the Jaguat B.A patronal group with David J. Richardson as treasurer. Richardson, currently cashier at Cosmopolitan National Bank, will head the venture. The institution aims for a $280,000 capital and $64,600 paid up surplus, with about $1,000 in deposits assured.
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All Wight Bank
Jaguat B
David J
Richardson
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Gourdain Covered In Political Controversy Near Chicago Chronicle
In a fragmentary Chicago Chronicle item, references appear to Mr. Gourdain formerly of New Orleans. The text hints at his involvement in Chautauqua platform circles or a Democratic presidential nomination bid, described through ironic commentary and fragmented phrases.
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Chicago
Gourdain
New Amusement Resort to Open in Atlanta
The Daniel Brothers Co have secured a three story building at 77 Peachtrey Street from Messia W H and John FP Kiser and will open a modern museum vaudeville and amusement hall. The Penny Wonderland moves from 49 Peachtree to the new site to expand the clothing and furnishing business. The project includes moving pictures graphophones statuary hall and a ladies and gentlemen shouting gallery. Continuous performances all hours and aim for a metropolitan attraction rivaling New York venues. The Danels pledge lavish investment and public spirit in Atlanta.
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Peachtrey Street
Messia
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John FP. Kiser
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
New York
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Hia Arm
Paris
Mlusion
America
Dantel Brothers Co
Stensland agrees to turn over estate to aid bank relief
Jon Stensland, vice president of the suspended Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, announces he will transfer all remaining estate and personal property of his father Paul O. Stensland to Receiver Fetzer. The move, valued at about 1600,000 in collateral, comes as chaos surrounds the bank’s collapse. Henry W. Herring, the cashier, is under scrutiny for embezzlement. Paul O. Stensland remains at large. Meanwhile 800,000 in vault funds are moved to the National Bank of the Republic for next Tuesday’s distribution. Crowd protests escalate, requiring police protection for the treasure wagon.
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Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
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Norrow
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Henry W. Herring
National Bank of the Republic
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