Noted Poem Fragment From A Playful Fake Locale
A whimsical, fragmentary text sketches a fictitious land Yawn by the River Siow in Letterslide province. It evokes delay and fatigue through invented terms and names, ending with a jab at applying for a Mutual Benefit policy amid mock bureaucratic phrases.
Open Sessions Hear Testimony In Georgia Lobby Probe
Open session proceedings reveal affidavits from Colonel J W English Jr and testimony by Judge Hamilton McWhorter and Albert Howell Jr. on lobbying practices before Georgia's legislature. The committee adjourned amid discussions of summoned names and continued sickness, with further examination planned.
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J W. English, Jr
Hamilton McWhorter
Albert Howell, Jr
Hopkins
J. W. Engish, Jr
Engiish
W. English, Jr
H. W. Hopkins
General Assembly of Georgia
James W. English, JR
Lively
Fulton County
English
Bia
McWhorter
Howell
Capitol Gossip on county tax increases and politics
State lawmakers debate total property increase reaching 20 million dollars as sixteen counties yet to report promise larger sums. Chatham leads with 41.5 million, while Fulton Floyd Glynn Laurens and others show varied gains. Governor Terrell reshuffles nominees, awards rewards, and eyeing bird and hat feather legislation amid debates on schools and teachers institutes.
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Bartow
Clayton
Coffea
de Kath
Dooly
Floyd
Fulton
Glynn
Lawrena
Lee
Meriwether
Putnam
Stewart
Telfair
Worth
Laurens
Chatham Digest
Chatham
Irwin
Wilcox
Taliaferro
McIntosh
Henry
Uniformity text book bill sparks witness testimony
In Atlanta, Hon. R E A Hamtry of Rabun said he could explain his presence to the committee if needed as the uniformity text book bill was under review. County official Collum of Schley described how books are bought by the board and sold to patrons, via a representative. Walker White of the state school commission denied every direct involvement with the measure and requested to state his position. The committee adjourned after exhausting witnesses and possibilities.
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Howell
Hopkins
Atlanta
Weat Point
Southern
Over- Street
Southern Railway
McWhorter
Overstreet
R. E. A. Hamtry
Rabun
County School Commissionat Collum
Schley
Stafford Nash
Board of Education
Echnors
Walker White
General Assembly
Camp Walker Votes to Provide Military Honors at Burials
Camp W H T Walker U C V resolves to bury deceased members with military honors. Governor asked to loan eight rifles and blank cartridges. commander to appoint eight men as a firing squad. Committee to solicit guns and cartridges from the state governor.
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Ranka
General Miles May Not Be Elected G A B Chief
Kansas City August 1 J T Stewart current commander in chief of the G A B spoke to a reporter stating General John C Bleek of Chicago is likely to be the next commander in chief. He said General Black has the support of larger departments and is favored to win.
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Kansas City
J. T. Stewart
Kanras City
John C. Bleek
Chicago
Black
Miles
Brewsart
San Francisco
United States
Canor
Hurricane Tail Sweeps Island Across Jamaica and Martinique
August reports from Hingston Jamaica and Fort de France Martinique describe a violent hurricane striking banana properties and causing widespread destruction. No fatalities reported in Martinique as debris and uprooted trees clog roads while weather officials trace a northwest movement toward San Domingo and Cuba with limited communications.
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Hingston
Jamaica
Antilles Attuck
United Frank
Jamaica Fruit Companies
Cuba
San Juan
Po BR
Weather Bureau
Baarbadors
Porto Itten
Pasard
Fort. de France
Fort de France
Martinique
Trinity
St. Marie
Carher
St. Joseph
Francois
Washington
San Domingo
Wasatla
Behame Islands
Nassau
Regulars Off for Camden to Train South Carolina Troops
Company E of the Sixteenth United States Infantry led by Captain Bennett leaves Fort McPherson for Camden D C. Fifty five men and three officers accompany them to teach South Carolina state troops the regular army methods at the Camden encampment while other companies remain on minor duty.
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South Carolina
Bennett
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Camden
D. C
Southern
Old Battle Ground
Store in prime Atlanta block to be vacated September 1
After 35 years of steady rent collection and uninterrupted occupancy, the current tenant, in business for 18 years, must relocate to larger quarters due to growth. The location is described as the best retail block in Atlanta and the store will be vacant September 1.
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Atlanta
Wall Street Surges Narrowly After Friday Slump
The day saw renewed buying and mixed trading as bears faced resistance. Heavy activity focused on Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific while improvements in foreign demand and clearing-house reassurance tempered fears of failures. Bonds remained heavy as money markets steadied and hedging shorts covered portions of their positions.
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New York
Sb O
Lon O
Pliyerdt
Bears
Missouri
Rtchison
Union Pacine
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
United States
Prime Mercantile
Rand
Shorts
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacifics
St. Paul
Studia
Wall Street
London
Broad
Hull
Weather forecast across states includes showers and cooler spells
The weather section lists forecasts for Tuesday and Wednesday across Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, and nearby areas. It calls for showers, cool nights, and fresh or variable winds with fair periods inland. Local yesterday report shows high around 69 to 78 and a negative precipitation departure for the period.
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Georgia
Alabama
Guushorn
Tennessee
North
Portian
Couser Ia
Wouter
Texas
Nrednewcay
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