Carter Replies to Blackburn in Commission Debates
Carter defends the issuing of commissions from 1908 and 1910, detailing delays by Mr Blackburn, and asserts he mailed October 1908 commissions to the ordinary. He cites March 1909 letters to Clerk of the Superior Court W Ray and criticizes Blackburn for errors and delaying terms begun after Governor Brown left office.
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Jackbrain
W Ray
Huff
Mr Ray
Larts
J W Ray
Fork Superior Court
Frankin, Ga
Alex Epi
Heard County
Josiah Carter Meretary
Hinckburn
Welles
Arvilng
Blackburn H
Goernor Brown
Christ
Troy
Georgia
Antisty
Blackburn
Judgea
Solic Stere
Brown
Aba
Smith
Brows
Smth
Livingston at Work to Aid New Orleans
Fifth district Congressman Hon LF Livingston received an urgent telegram from Philip Werlein president of the New Prisons Progressive Union. The message warned that work on the new post office in New Orleans had ceased and urged Livingston to intervene to prevent switching building material from Georgia marble to Indiana Timesona. Livingston wired the treasury department’s supervising architect for information and asked why work was stopped and whether the material choice would be reconsidered.
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Congress
Fifth District
Philip Werlein
New Prisons Progressive Union
Georgia
Indiana
Timestona
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Colonal Livingston
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Washington
H J Knox Taylor Naying
New Orleans
Care Kimball House Atlante
B F O Neal Dies in New Orleans Visit
B F O Nesl of Shreveport Louisiana a longtime Republican leader in the Southwest died in New Orleans during a visit to his son. He was 68 years old and often attended national Republican conventions as a Louisiana delegate. He previously served as United States marshal for the western district of Louisiana.
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New Orleans
F O Nesl
Shreveport
Southwest
Mr . Neal
United States Marabel
Louisiana
Smith Starts On Hard Trip For Governor Smith
A chaotic report from Brown headquarters shows Smith gains among Brown supporters across Fulton and state wide. Letters from leaders like L N Legg and W L Rogers claim growing Smith strength and large crowds, with multiple counties pledging majorities for Hoke Smith.
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Ing
Brown
Lowry
Fulton
State
Brown Leaders Rally to Endorse Smith and Brown Rivalry
A Brown supporters meeting at the Kimball house drew 200 voters who heard State Senator Bo Griffith and others criticize Brown and praise Smith. Griffith contrasted Brown and Smith on troop deployments and defending citizens, urging early voting and attendance at a Grand Opera House rally.
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Brown
Third Ward
Kimball House
Walkar County
Georgia
Smith
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Jroin
Fraternal Congress Chooses Mackinac Island for 1903 Meet
Detroit hosts the National Fraternal Congress as the annual session adjourns with Mackinac Island chosen for next year’s convention. John J Haynes of Buffalo is elected supreme president of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association.
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The
Fraternal Congress
Detroit
National Fraternal Congress
Mackinacaland
John J Haynes
Buffalo
Gatholic Mutual Benefit Association
Imperial Remedy for eczema promises swift relief
An advertisement touts Imperial Remedy as a liquid treatment for eczema. It claims immediate soothing of itching and pain, skin cleansing, germ killing, and scar peeling results, urging readers to buy at drug stores or mail order from Imperial Medicine Co in Houston Texas.
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Imperial Remedy
Prapala Express
Imperial Medicine Co
Houston
Hoke Smith Warmly Welcomed in Columbus Visit
Ex governor Hoke Smith drew about two thousand at the Springer Opera House in Columbus as he spoke on political topics. Introduced by Frank Garrard, he defended his record on labor and convict lease abolition, and noted favorable news from Chatham as he headed to Savannah. A noisy incident occurred when Columbus Rail Road Company attorney C C Minter was escorted out after a dispute over lighting rates.
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Blackburn
Executive Department
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Black
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Calhoun
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Gordon
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Appling
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J F Howard
Pike County
Pike
Barnesville
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Murphey
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Augusta
Wo E
Patton
Brundwick
Thomasville
ER Jonen
Albany
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Atlanta
Fayetteville Ga
the Tabernacle
Dougherty
Polk
Columbus
Springer Operas House
Musrowee County
Muscogee
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Hia
Jon Brown
Mr Smith
Jim English
Joe Terrell
Simith
Savannah
Chatham
Georgia
Garrard
C C Minter
Cusseta Ga
Summer Excursions Via Southern Railway
Tickets for 510 8 m and 510 pm trains on Saturday August 20 with return allowed to September 4. Through service. For details contact City Ticket Office of Terminal Blatton Atlanta. James Freeman DP A IL Meek AGP A.
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Terminal Blatton
Atlanta
James Freeman
IL Meek
Eightieth Birthday of Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph
Vienna marks Emperor Francis Joseph's 80th birthday with nationwide observances. military reviews, charitable dinners for the poor, and large donations fund relief, reflecting the aging sovereign's wish to redirect funds from formal celebrations to charity. The emperor received greetings from his daughter and grandchildren at the imperial villa, then attended mass and received archdukes and archduchesses of the imperial house, seventy four of whom gathered to offer felicitations.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Tschi
Imperiel
Governors Talk Conservation in Utah Conference
A conference of governors from western states met in Salt Lake City to discuss a collective position for the upcoming conservation congress in St Paul Minnesota on September 6. Governor E Hay of Washington called the meeting with Governor W F Spry of Utah presiding to formulate a west coast and Rocky Mountain states action plan.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pacifc
Rocky Mountain
Conservation Congress
St Paul Minn
West
E Hay
Washington
W F Spry
David Ranken Jr Dies in Atlantic City Philanthropist
David Ranken Jr a millionaire philanthropist of St Louis died in Atlantic City on August 18. He founded the David Ranken Jr School of Mechanical Trader, endowed with his fortune, and saved only 260 a month for himself. Born in Boylstown County Londonderry Ireland, he was a director of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and a member of the Business Men's League. He was a bachelor.
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Atlantic City
David Ranken
Philanthropiat
St. Louis
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Boylstown
County Londonderry
Ireland
Business Men's League
Ran
Ken
Parade Ends Brown Campaign in South Georgia Rally
A flood of dispatches from Georgia describe Brown supporters solidifying gains over Smith. Reports cite crossings from Smith to Brown, local Brown clubs mobilizing voters, and prominent citizens backing Brown. A three cornered debate in Lasalle featured Williams for Brown with Griffin and Lane for Smith. audiences skewed brown. A protocol on South American peace was signed by Brazil and Argentina, with flag protocol for a broader Atlantic accord.
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Smith
Sam Olive
Fiberton
South Georgia
Hoke Smith
J M Warren
Abbaville
Brown Club
Wilcox
Strenova
R Googe
Tag County Club
W G Brown
Rochelle
Lasalle Ga
T Williams
Representative Griffin
Sumter
W L Lane
C B Knowles Lucilla Haver
Brethoridge
S McGarran
F Pitts
JT Carter
Baxley
D B Carter
Denton
Nis
N K Bitting
Summerville
James M DuPree
Joe Brown
Mason County
Doyle
Royston
Joe Brown Pappie
Franklin County
W Oc Thornton
Columbus
Paso
J A. Johnston
Roawel
Milton
Jod Davin
Rutledge
Mokie Smith
E W Adamson
Carrollton
Carroll
Charles D Hountree
Emanuel County
Talbotton
Governor Brown
Hedges
South America
Rio Javerto
Brazil
Argentoa
Srasit
Chile
Grand Hotel in New York Offers Moderate Rates and Comfort
An advertisement extols the Grand Hotel on Broadway at Thirty Fifth Street as affordable for central dining and lodging. It promises thirty large light rooms for travelers, homelike furnishings, and reasonable prices from $1.60 to $1.75 for meals, with fireproof modern facilities and strong safety. The notice invites readers to request a free New York guide and notes the adjacent Greenhurst Hotel on Lake Chautauqua operates May to October for guests and parties.
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Grand Hotel
Broadway
Thirty Tha Street
T. New Annex
Ladley
Bere
George F Hurlbert
Hurlbert
Greenhuret
Lake Chautauqua
Walker Campaign Sees Broad Support as Primary Near
Daily telegrams and letters flood Walker headquarters with calls for rush orders of campaign buttons and strong turnout. A Walker Club in Helena sent 500 buttons while Colonel A M Reed of Commerce Ga urged Jackson County activity and a Commerce stop this week. Supporters in Fulton say the outlook is favorable and anticipate a large Walker vote.
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Edward H Walker
Jettera
Walker
Walker Club
Helena
Next Express
Commerce
Ashburn
Chitwood Outwits Possen at Hot Spring Court House
In Hot Spring Arkansas on August 18 Oscar Chitwood a mountaineer and alleged horse thief and his brother fought a five minute clash with Sheriff Iske Houpt and the Sstters brothers on the courthouse lawn. The fugitives were hunted across rugged passes with a search party later reinforced and a patrol set in Ragwood valley, the Chitwood home, where the suspect is believed to be hiding.
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Hot Spring Ark
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Sherifiske Houpt
Eith
Wberry
Petro
Ragwood Valley
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