Major Millard Waltz Denies Chickamauga Shootings
Major Millard Waltz military secretary denies reports of volleys of ball cartridges during Camp Chickamauga maneuvers. He states no soldier was wounded by ball fire, recounting his observations with First Georgia, Twelfth Cavalry, and other units, and urges retractions to quell public alarm.
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Anderson
Chattanooga
Chattanonga
Bubb
Chick
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Babb
Siatteneege Times
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Blue Sxores
George F. Case
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U 3 Cavalry
John T Yanorsiaie
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Brown
Seventeenth Infantry
George F Hate
Twelfth Cavalry
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Caronel
John T. van Dreisle
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Second
Walter A. Harris
Fifth
Clifford Anderson
South Carolina Infantry
Heary Thompson
Hig
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Waltz
Millary
Adler
Chattanoora Times
Chattanoog
Watton Mate Aeri
Is There Hope for Peachtree Street Pavement Work
Petitioners urge immediate action on repaving Peachtree Street with wood block or bitulith lather than delaying until October. Alderman Key says funds may be secured. Chairman Patterson and the comptroller have discussed financing. Residents want work started soon to prevent further deterioration and avoid impassable roads during heavy rains.
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Peachtree Treet
Alderman Key
Patterson
Finance Committee
Ontébar
Warner
Peachtree Street
En Ad Econ
Errest
Siphalt
Ohoe
Beautiful China Designers Impress With New Imports
Beautiful China displays artistic English china in a recent import showing. Odd pieces and full sets attract interest from tasteful hod sesires, with mention of Maier & Berkeley as purveyors. The piece highlights refined designs and attractive patterns.
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Maier & Berkele
Epidemic Strikes Norfolk Horses Amid Coastline Outbreak
Reports from Elizabeth City NC describe a peculiar horse disease spreading through Hyde County towns near Wo'sown and Lake Landing. Many animals are dying or dying. farmers endure crop damage while authorities consider quarantines and containment efforts.
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Norfolk Va
Elzabeth City
Hyde County
Washington
Altey
State Assembly Faces Big Task Ahead Of Adjournment
The lower house faces 1 084 bills this session with a three day window before adjournment sine die. Many measures, especially constitutional amendments, may not be considered. Key Senate items include railroad commissioner elections and regaining railroad passes limits, with numerous bills awaiting house action.
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Ware
General Assembly
Cook County
Senate
House
Williams
Adanbrook
Wheatley
Leutenant Knternor
Bloodworth
Axondc
Georgia General Assembly Adopts Court of Appeal and Reforms
The Georgia General Assembly adjourns after a broad session enacting a court of appeal, a child labor law, and a $100,000 appropriation for an agricultural college building at the state university. It also bans bucket shops, expands judges’ salaries, and raises penalties for illicit venues while defeating several measures including a burglary bill and a state tax board proposal. The Ben Hill county creation and Jamestown exposition exhibit funding are noted amid numerous other bills.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Connor
State University
Madison Bell
Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
Ben Hill
Irwin
Wilko
Fitzgerald
Mir Russell
Muscoges
Superior Court
Stone Mountain
Elrcult
Fulton Superior Court
Blackburn
Fulton
Anuas Brent
Felder
Senator McHenry
Western
Atlantic
Senate
House
Son&te
Benatar Candter
Hall
Bibb
State Board of
Mattingly
Brown
Legislative notes on proposed state measures and reforms
A list of proposed acts presented by various lawmakers including Rucker Moore Lawrence Wooten and George covering cooperative life insurance taxation exemptions household furniture commerce immigration branding cotton receipts fraud checks railroads witnesses state pharmacist divorce non residents taxation alcohol purveyors and insurance contracts reforms. The document outlines aims to regulate or prohibit actions and to extend or amend existing codes and statutes.
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Rucker
Moore
Lawrence
Bereby
Measry Wooten
George
Petry
Schultzx
Pdy Wien
Bell
Revill
Hall
Prtce
Alexanter
Awantic Sea Coast
Anderson
Wright
Floyd
Lumpkin
Walker
MacMichael
Williams
Prescott
Fraser
Fupon
Covington
Clarke Exhibit for State Fair Opens County Event
Athens Georgia August 12 Special The Clarke County agricultural exhibit at the state fair is shaping up with county farmers showing strong interest. Clarke County Farmers Club and Cotton Growers Association met at the new university farm with about 100 present. A barbecue followed, and officers were elected: President C Lad Tuth Vice President W T Lester Secretary C E B Griffith. Chancellor David C Barrow spoke on education for rural youth. Professor J Stewart noted university prize contests. The talks highlighted Georgia’s growing effort in corn and cotton contests among statewide youth.
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Athens
Clarke
J M. Johnson
University of Georgia
Farmers” Club
Clad Tuth
W. T. Lester
Ceb Griffith
David C Barbow
J Stewert
University of Geogsia
Georgia
Man killed as auto overturns near Houston
A tragic highway accident on a country road near Houston left passenger George Nelkeljohi dead instantly. Driver Camp Deen and another occupant Drake were injured but expected to recover. authorities pursued a routine crash investigation with scarce details available.
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Houston
George Nelkeljohi
Camp Deen
Cotton weather and late crop outlook across the South
Weather in the week brought mixed relief for cotton with sun and warmth improving conditions in South Carolina yet heavy rains caused two to three week delays in other regions. Reports from New Orleans and Mississippi note drought and heat stressing growth, while the first bales began market in early August as farmers expect dry spells to curb grass and permit recovery.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Grasa
Blairs
Fairfield County
Gulf States
New Orleans
Picayune Correspondenta
Louisdalin
Mississispi
Mite
Summit
Miss
Arcola
Livingston Parish
Franklinton
Oaka
Clinton
Tylertown
Memphis
Civil Service Split Delays Police Board Meeting
Police board meets tomorrow night to decide if new officers will be elected under civil service rules. Eight commissioners split on civil service, four backing it and four opposing. Officer George Jones awaits trial for conduct unbecoming an officer. The board session is set to probe the deadlock and police protection needs.
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George Jones
Miles
Ae Civil Service
Civil Service
Verable
Nunnanly
Oldinton
English Terry
Brandon
Woodside
Anti-Civil Service
India
Funeral of H A Fletcher Set for 10 O Clock This Morning
The coroner's jury ruled H A Fletcher died by his own action from an overdose of morphine. Funeral services will be held at 10 at the private chapel of Harry G Poole & Co., with interment in Westview Cemetery. The lodging house report is corrected to state owner changes in recent May. Cotton prospects show progress but face heavy rains and floods in several regions, with some areas predicting a bumper crop while others suffer weed growth and damage. Tennessee and central Mikalloslop areas report favorable yields, though northern, eastern, and southern sections see excessive rain.
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H A Fletcher
Harry G Poole & Co
Westview Cemetery
Peaterday
Glosup
A Fletcher
South Forsyth Street
Gilosup
L A Rogers
Cottat
Indian Territory
Texas
South Texas
Tennessee
Mikalloslop
Aishama
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