Tribute to Sam Spencer a Young Confederate Veteran
A memorial tribute honors Samuel Spencer a Confederate cadet and veteran noted for his discipline loyalty and friendship to fellow cadets and veterans of the Georgia Military Institute He aided cadet rooms contributed to reunions and kept strong ties with former GMI cadets his death mourned by comrades and family with lasting affection from Atlanta peers and multiple GMI alumni listed as survivors or mourners.
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Sam Spencer
Khem
Army
Sam Spences
Southern Railway
M. T
la Sant Ina
Makia
G. AL. 1
Towrlia
G. AT. J
Samuel Spencer
Qur Acrron
Robert L. Rodgers
Georgia Military Institute
Another Primary Necessary in Americus Mayor Election
Americus Georgia November 30 Special report on an unexpected retirement announcement of Phoman Westbrook, already nominated for alderman, triggering a second primary for mayor and aldermen amid a tense local political scene.
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Americus
Phoman Westbrook
Good Reports by Ministers Admitted on Trial
Thirteen new ministers were admitted on trial by the Savannah and other Georgia districts after examinations. Reports praised the year’s progress, debt paid, and church value. Bishop Ward, Rev. A. St. Williams, and others were noted for leadership while tobacco abstinence was debated.
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J. H. Mather
Ainssworth
Stev. J. G. Christian
Ward
C. F. Cook
Bt. Luke's Church
Board of Missiona
A. St. Willams
J. M. Baes
John N. Hudson
W. ‘Tinley
Tin
Starrin Ketcham
Berry F. Weat
Samuel A. D Bulcher
Bavannah
Walter Alonzo Brooks
North Macon
Wf. Mather
Mather
Itagin
Julius Magath
Bishop Ward
Magath
Drink Bowden Lithia Water As Health Aid
Promote health and prevent disease by drinking Bowden Lithia Water. Order a case today. Phone 1086.
Warriam Sues Railroad for 1600 Damages
In Troup County a jury awarded BE W Warriam 1300 in a lawsuit against the Atlanta and West Point rail road. The claim stated Haralson, with a party from Orlands, was forced to jump from a moving train near Canneville, sustaining injuries. The verdict came after a long deliberation from Thursday noon to early Friday.
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E. W. Haralson
Atlanta
West Point
LaGrange
Aipe
BE. W. Warriam
Atlanta and West Point
Troup Superior Court
Tharalay
Haral
Gabbertyle
Troup County
Orlands
Canneville
Haraison
Wart Point
Fain Acquitted on Riot Charge in Landmark Trial
B. Fain, charged with assault with intent to murder Jasper Alford during a race riot on September 23, was acquitted in Judge Nonn's court. Defense lawyer UML won for the defense as Solicitor General Charles P. Hil argued for the state. Alford testified he knew nothing of the shooter while A L Stripes testified Fain shoved and fired at the wounded man. The jury returned a verdict after brief deliberation, and Fain was freed.
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B. Fal
Aveault
Jasper Alford
A. L. Stripes
Fain
Election in Columbus brings lively city campaign to close
Columbus Ga November 30 special municipal race in Columbus ends after a heated campaign. Citizens ticket dominates, opposing candidates form informal ticket. Local papers note rival camps debating tax, income, and river area issues amid a volatile political atmosphere. Congressman-elect Richard Jarvis dies in St Joseph Missouri at 42 from pneumonia.
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Columbus Ga
Columbus
Rltok Jon Ik
Chugens
Tawade
Muscogee
St Joseph Mo
Richard J Fjarves
Missouri
Ballot Thieves Granted Pardons in Graft Case
The article records pardons for Stevie and Wyman who faced charges of ballot stuffing at the oral primaries before the mayoral election. It notes Abraham Ruef’s influence in county affairs, judges facing reelection, and graft prosecutions tied to the political machine surrounding Judge Lawler.
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Ea Parke
Stevie
Wiman
Abraham Buel
Hoxen
Sehinit
Abe Piet
Steffine
Wyman
Lawler
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Cure For Catarrh
Advertises Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a vegetable remedy that reaches remote passages to relieve catarrh symptoms and deafness. Includes testimonials from Mrs. E. A. Bryant of Rome, Georgia, claiming restored hearing and overall relief. Offers trial treatment for twenty five cents in stamps and asks readers to mail name and address.
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E. A. Bryant
Eome
Catarris
Actions Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Aulenta, Gn
Maddox Cash Goes Over in Americus Damages Suit
Americus Ga November 30 Maddox v Benboard railway damages suit for winged personal injuries paused as plaintiff counsel withdrew trial petition. Court granted temporary termination and set next session. Claim listed twenty thousand dollars in damages but proceedings stalled after three days of trial.
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Americus
Maddox
Fire damages Ruud Manufacturing plant in Pittsburg
A fire at the Ruud Manufacturing Company stationery department on Second Avenue Pittsburg caused several thousand dollars in damage. The blaze threatened nearby buildings and all city engines were summoned. Nine firemen were injured by falling glass as crews fought the flames. Insurance coverage governs the case.
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Pittsburg
Ruud Manufacturing Company
Second Avenue
Plaan Woro
Hevern
French Squadron Sails Toward Toulon in November Report
French naval dispatch notes Admiral Muchard's squadron proceeding toward Toulon while ships at waiver stage face entertainment appropriations aboard vessels. The bureau of naval affairs outlines expenses for official entertainments on foreign postings as in other nations.
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Toulon
France
Admir Muchard
Wuaabington
Hasig Ilon
Uie Naxy Department
New Orleans Cotton Trade Struggles Highlight Year
The New Orleans cotton exchange reports a record drop in business for the year ending last, blaming disasters and abnormal regional conditions. Gross receipts fell sharply with cotton arrivals to port down about 38 percent, and overall shipments in the region declined amid diversion to other centers. A recommendation to establish a direct wire system between New Orleans and New York exchanges was urged by investigators.
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New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Nectlona Seemediaiely
United States
Alate
New York
Commision On
Stibelles
Black Residents Denied Injunction in Macon Tax Suit
In Macon Georgia on November 30 a three year fight over city tax collection ends with Black property holders losing an injunction bid. The case challenged city tax practices and alleged denial of rights, triggering broader civil rights concerns and prompting appeals through local and federal courts.
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Macon
Marov
Pleasant Ui
Vince
Ilton
Superiar Court
United States
Dreme Court
Reward Out for M’Even Murder Suspect in Alabama
Governor Jelke offers a reward of $50 for Lenest Mbinern, charged with killing Hert Meornick in Dimesteme upstate. In the months since, a separate witness reportedly offered $350 for information. A broader reward total reaches $100 as efforts continue.
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Jelke
Montgomers
Ala
Lenest Mbinern
Hert Meornick
Vraye
Yasathe
Gwen
Wreck on Logging Train Injures Several in Ashburn
A wreck on a logging train near Ashburn on a South Georgia road left several injured. Early reports say the engine overturned after a turn, with workers and bystanders affected.
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South Georgia
Ashburn, Din
Ile
Train wreck at Gulf railroad yard injuries reported
A Gulf railroad train derailed this evening near Tie a itch as two cars left the track. The engine remained upright but the front car and tender suffered damage. Injured include Milton Armayur and Peter Towne with broken limbs. several others were hurt lightly. Cause of the wreck is unknown.
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Gulf Railroad
Fras Allen
Milton Armayur
Peter ‘Towne
Liternal
Jansen
Woodred
Charley Winn
Dit Lortfr Antiseptic Healing Agent Ad
An old time drugstore ad claims Dit Lortfr Antiseptic Healing Agent cures chronic sores and boils that other remedies fail to heal. The product promises to heal old sores, boils, beard-head, and granulated skin at a 20 cent price with a money back offer by the druggist.
Alleged Bebsl Released After Extradition Review
A member of the alleged Mexican revolutionary Junta, arrested three weeks ago on a Mexican government complaint, was discharged by United States Commissioner Gray after reviewing the case. The government alleged conspiracies to seize a ship’s cargo in Nogales and to capture 2,000 rifles for an armed冲 conflict against Mexico.
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Bebsl
Ht Doars
Lira de Ayera
United States
Gray Todas
Gray
Mexico
Prince of Wales Opens New Cotton Exchange Building
Liverpool November 30 The prince of Wales opened a new cotton exchange building here amid a handsome stand of $1,750,000. The prince referred to developing the cultivation Wiltish grand cotton and advancing British independence from foreign supplies, noting the movement would progress with great interest.
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Prinea Opena Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Prince of Wales
t+ princess
Eperch
Prines
Deve
Dentin
Ric Cerstut
McCarren Readies Hearing on Kings County Democratic Ties
Senator Patrick McCarren returns from the West as a state Democratic committee member prepares for a subcommittee hearing. He faces charges of failing to back the party head and supporting the king of Kings County, amid questions on his absence and trip.
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New York
Patrick McCarren
Kinga Counts Democracy
Thelef
Lrief Massey
Lin Ip Terutae
McCarren
Kings County
Tharst
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EL Toro Cigar
Porto Rico
San Juan
EL Rero
Clave
Georgia, Mutary Institute
Spencer
Dr. J. 8. Todd
H. i. Cabanias
John M. Green
A. W. Imm
Robert 0. Lovett
Tinsley W Rucker
3. T. Thurman
Julius L Brown
J. D. Paver
George H. Toliday
Malcolm Johnson
Robert L. Rogers
Andrew J. Shropshire
Stev. W. I. McMurray
D. D
Church Extension Board
Tio
Pear Praina
MUSE
Whitehall St
Essig Bros
Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
Maddox Cash
Apollinaris
E. G. Willingham & CO
Walehall Street
Atlanea
Whitehall
Exchange
M'Even
M’carren
Brooklyn
Baker’s Cocoa
Europe
Amenca
Vaca
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
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