Letter Claimed to Be Christ Writ in Atlanta Man’s possession
An Atlanta man, W H Pasco of 62 McDaniel Street, owns a letter he believes was written by Christ. The document, allegedly two millennia old, has passed through Virginia and South Carolina holders and urges Sabbath observance, churchgoing, and strict prophecies. The letter states that copying it brings blessings and that spreading it brings divine rewards, with threats of plague for nonbelievers.
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Christ
Atlanta
W. H. Pasco
McDaniel Street
W H. Pasco
Southern Saw
Virginia
M Fo Towson
Rev. Plc. Fletcher
Rome
W Ay
Jesus Christ
Ivonium
Messopotamia
Acubasses
Gabriel
Two Sessions of the Senate Start Cloning Week
The Senate begins a busy session week with two daily sessions from 10 am to 1 pm and 3 pm to clock. It plans to pass Senator Steed's resolution, examine amendments from the House on several measures, and push the general tax act and railroad commission bill through this week. President Akin will convene the upper house at 10 o'clock to start the final week.
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Senate
Steed
House
Hsa
Railroad Commission
Akin Wil
Wright
Murphy Candrler
950000 Paid For Big Farm In Marion County
Hon. B S Miller of Columbus has sold his Marion county plantation near Buena Vista to J R B McBrayer of Gwinnett, a roughly 50000 dollar deal. The 2196 acre estate is among west Georgia’s finest farms. McBrayer plans to move in after harvest as Miller shifts to other farming ventures with emphasis on corn small grain and hogs. Miller’s home raised ham as gained local reputation.
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S. Miller
Columbus
Marion County
J RB McBrayer
Gwinnett County
Buena Vista
Georgia
McBrayer
North Georgia
Miller
Car
Conried hires Herr Mahler for New York Met opera
Vienna reports Guntavy Matler, famed Vienna Imperial Opera House director, to take post as musical director at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. Mahler, spending summer away from Vienna after family loss, awaits formal discharge to retire with a pension. departure date unresolved. Funeral notes for H. n. F. Madden mark a prominent Concord, Georgia civic figure, with service at Baptist church and reflections on wartime service and later public roles.
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Vienna
Guntavy Matler
Vienna Imperial
Mahler
America
Imperial Opera House
Mixed Cotton Reports From Georgia and Carolinas
The Commercial Appeal’s weekly crop summary shows irregular conditions across the south due to sparse rainfall. Eastern states except coastal Georgia, the Carolinas, and southern Alabama report good progress, while coastal rain harmed some, and central belts show both good and poor results with late frost and need for moisture. In Louisiana and Mississippi, dry, sultry weather threatens yields, with slow maturing cotton and delayed picking likely two weeks or more.
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Memphis
Tenn
South
Georgia
Carolinas
Alabama
Cotton Belt
Mississippi River
Oklahoma
Texas
Loutatana
New Orleans
The
Picayune
Lowsiana
Mississippi
Last Six Days Push as Georgia Assembly Hunts Legislation
Special order actions unfold as the Georgia House plans to push general laws, including high-stakes disfranchisement debate led by Joe Hill Hall. Budget and appropriation bills face quick passage, with conference talks looming between the House and Senate amid roller coaster chances for five railroad commissioners.
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Senate
Joe Hill Hall
Bibb
Georgia
Hall
Railroad Commission
House
Navy Scenes by Pictures at Ponce de Leon Park
Uncle Sam to entertain at Ponce de Leon Park starting Monday for three nights with possible extension. Navy exhibit shows moving pictures of seamen life and battleships in foreign waters. Navy crew to erect equipment. screenings start at 9:30 PM for 90 minutes. largest Atlanta showing with new scenes.
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Uncle Sam
Ponce de Leon Park
Navy Department
Navy
Atlanta
City Hall Week Schedule Sets Reactor Inquiry Panel
The city council meets next Monday as several committees review papers from the last session. The mayor will convene a special committee on the new reservoir and arrange a conference with the board of county commissioners. Amendments to appoint a waterworks investigation committee will be considered at the next council meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Grandstand Blown Down by Fierce Montgomery Windstorm
A fierce windstorm swept two miles east of Montgomery injuring one man and damaging several residences. The Capitol Helgis Southern league baseball grounds grandstand collapsed in the storm which did not reach Montgomery proper.
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Montgomery
Ala
Capitol Helgis
Texas Senator Puts Down 165000 for Farm Purchase
Senator Joseph W. Hatley of Texas and John H. Kirby of Morston buy the Hammett and Gillespie farm in Glenn Pool for 188000, acquiring 11 acres with five Wellson H wells producing 9590 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
J. T
Joseph W. Hatley
Texas
John H. Kirby
Morston
Hammett
Gllespie
Glenn Pool
Joe Goodwin Bound Over for Criminal Assault Charge
In Columbus Georgia Magistrate J B Conn bound over Joe Goodwin a Columbus youth in 800 bond on a charge of attempted criminal assault against Mrs B Partridge wife of a Lee county Alabama farmer The principal witness was Mrs Partridge who testified she was alone in her home when Goodwin insulted her tried to seize her she grabbed a burned-wood implement and struck him as she screamed her husband arrived after he fled
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Columbus
Joe Goodwin
J. B. Conn
Phenix City
B. Partridge
Lee County
Ala
Partridge
Goodwin
First bale of new cotton reaches Columbus Georgia
Columbus received its first bale of new cotton yesterday. It was delivered by the W. A. Bradley Company from T. H. Arthur of Shellman Georgia and was sold to the Eagle and Phenix Mills.
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W. A. Bradley Company
T. HR. Arthur
Shellman
Eagle and
Phenix Mills
Alty
Lane
Miss Della King Dies After Long Illness
Miss Della King died at the residence of her sister Mrs F Abbott on Peachtree road after a long illness. She was known for charity to the poor and will be mourned by many. Funeral services will be at Mrs Abbott's residence this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Pallbearers to meet Barclay and Brandon at 3:15 include W H Patterson UW C Leonard R A Hemphill J R Nutting B D DeSausure and Hubert Cunningham.
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Della King
F Abbott
Peachtree Road
Miss King
Mra Abbott
Barclay & Brandon
W .H. Patterson
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Instant Relief Trial
Advert seeks readers to request a trial sample of Eclipse Catarrh Cure claiming instant relief from nasal congestion and throat irritation. It touts a vegetable preparation with testimonials from Augusta Georgia and an offer of 25 cents for a liberal treatment and a pipe, urging immediate writReadership.
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Robert L. Wiggins
Augusta
Hellose Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Lively Race for Solicitor General Expected in Chattahoochee Circuit
Columbus Georgia August 11 Spectral Indications point to a lively race for solicitor general of the Chattahoochee circuit. Hon S P Gilbert the present solicitor will likely not seek reelection. Frank U Garrard and B S Miller of Columbus are reported candidates with possible others entering.
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Chattahoochee
S .P. Gilbert
Elle
Frank U Garrard
Miller
Atlanta Man Tracks Down Stranger Who Robbed Him
C L Adams of Atlanta aged 75 says a well dressed stranger he aided with food lodging and clothes at New Orleans met him on the station and robbed him of $22 and two suitcases. The suspect, De Barrie alias Roy Malcolm, was chased and caught near Conti and Basin. The pawned suitcases were recovered. Adams left for Beaumont with only 30 cents.
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C. L. Adams
Atlanta
New Orleans Mont
Tex
First Precinct
H. de Barrie
Roy Malcolm
de Barrie
Adams
Tevey
Gieorgian
South Rampart
Tank
Lot
DA Barrie
Conti
Rare
Paliee
Reaumont
Confederate Great Seal Said to Be in Waycross
In Waycross Georgia Professor E A Pound claims the Confederate great seal is held by Miss Blackshear of Waycross. A letter from Judge Robert L Rodgers discusses various rumors about the seal once made in London and possible fates including disposal at sea or concealment by multiple individuals, while noting Pound’s assertion of Miss Blackshear as keeper.
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Waycross
E. A. Pound
Bella P. Blackshear
Miss Tackshear
Marmaduke Blackshear
Zoe Blackshear
Gilmore Street
Pound
Miss Blackshear
Tila
Marmaduke Hamilton
Savannah
Robert L. Rodgers
Professor Pound
Miss Black- Bhear
Constitution
London
Confederate Congress
New York ‘Tribune
Davis
Jim Jones
James River
Johng Brown
George E Pickett
George E. Pickett
Gettysburg
Feme
Department of State
Wawongton
New York City
Washington
Metcalfe
Judah P Benjamin
Chapman
United States Alorkade
Confederate States
England
United States
Ingland
Masop
Sidell
Mason
Confederacy
Waycrosk
Wyon
Robert L Rodgers
Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals Reports in Print issued
The first volume of the Georgia Court of Appeals Reports covers decisions from January 11 to May 17. Edited by Geo W Bradice and John M Graham, the bound volume costs a thousand pages and lists offices at 2108 68 South Broad Street.
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Georgia Court of Appeala
Court of Appeals
Price
Prej
Geo. W. Bradice
Pheos
John M. Graham
South Broad Street
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