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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
10
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
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Beers Gust Pay 300 and 1500 Tax Bill Debate In Legislature
A state house debated taxes on liquor licenses and gambling venues, voting 80 to 71 to raise the annual license tax for certain dealers. The Ducket shop futures tax was set at 1500, dispensaries tax raised to 1000 or 200, and a proposed uniform tax for circuses and shows discussed. Amendments sought higher liquor taxes to fund education, with representatives from wet counties opposing the increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Washington
House
Franklin
Aarge
Beteen
Jesse
Calvin
Richmond
Mr. Evans
Hall
Bibb
En Tizner
Muscogee
Plemest
Elder
Ete
Hanor
Dimbar
Mr. Dun- the
Pe. Meares
Mr. Calvin
Cann
Chatham
Reid
Speaker
Campbell
Roemers-For Rhine wine and Telit ware catalogue item
An early advertisement outlines gifts including Rhine wine by Roemers, Telit ware tall flower decorations with raised Yh Clocks Flemish Oak hall fixtures in bronze porcelain black veled iron and gilt man locks. It mentions silver desk ware, flat silver, mahogany oak chests tea sets and invites readers to write for the catalogue mailed to out-of-town customers from er & Berkele Whitehall St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roemers
Telit
Ter
State Gossip in Capitol Corridors and House Proceedings
State politics fill a page with notes on a bill to move the general assembly meeting to June,Governor Terrell’s stance, and Attorney General Hart's constitutionality ruling. Reports cover a liquor tax debate, a Wilcox county contest, and several nominations, appointments, and pending franchise tax moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Skelton
General Assembly
General, Judiciary Committee
Terrell
John C. Hart
Senate
Wilcox County
Vidence
House Committee On Privileges and Elections
John T. King
R. ¥. Bowen
Bowen
Abbeville
King Rochelle
Duige M. B. Land
Wreox County
King
Judge Land
Georgia
Oconee
Tax proposals clash as lawmakers argue liquor duties
Debate over liquor taxes heats up with amendments from Holder Laton Grice Jones and Underwood. Arguments cite state and federal dealer totals, aiming to curb "blind tiger" activity while counties press for city funds. The House adjourned amid stalled votes on dispensary and liquor dealer taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holder
Jackson
Laton
Fulton
Grice
Pulaski
Jones
Dougherty
Georgia
United States
Brown
Houston
Underwood
Evens
Convict lease bill passes senate amid heated debate
The senate approved a bill to extend the convict lease system for five years, despite moves to postpone. Senator Clements led the measure with amendments by Senator Jordan blocked. A lengthy session followed with votes on postponement, committee reports, and executive confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bil
Clements
Prisony Commission
Jordan
Hopkins
Mathews
Middlebrooks
Davis
Tubia
Merritt
Messrs
Christie
Clark
Combs
Crumbley
Duncan
Hightower
Hudson
Ledford
McClure
McLean
More
Heid
Skelton
Sneed
Stevens
Sweat
Symons
van Buren
Worsham
Allen
Golden
Lee
Perry
Roberta
Taylor
Turner
Flyni
Spalding
Candler
DeKathb
House
Benatar Perry
Howell
Thompson
Hall
Hall County
Messrs. McHenry
Knowles
Ennis
Floyd
Dourdae
Douglas
Emacs
Ces Ie Railroad Com
Hudsom
Bills Passed in Georgia Legislature Report
A lengthy list details bills passed in the Georgia Senate and House. Items include amending city charters for electing police commissioners, changing mayoral roles, Sunday work prohibitions, and local measures across multiple counties. Names cited include Senators Worsham Perry Christie Clements Coma Deal Miller and others. topics cover taxation public works prisons courts dispensaries and gambling restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Christie
Fort Gaines
Clements
Senster Coma
Josiah Lucas
Appling County
Lecia Lucas
Messrz. Deal and Miller
Bullock
Statesboro
Kelly
Glascock
Glascock Superior Court
Myrent
Johnson
Watson
McDuffie
Thomson
McDuffie County
Harden
Chatham
West
Lowndes
Valdosta
Lowndes County
Paulk
Irwin
Ctty
Ocilla
Irwin County
McBride
Lee
Lee County
Phillips
Jefferson
City of
Louisville
Flynt
Spalding
Stee Eee
Spares From the Wires and Local Affairs Notice
Trades council of Plainfield W C plans American League of Workingmen with sixteen unions joining. Walton New Jersey, population 3000, has no public hotel due to an April first liquor sales prosecution settlement. Elmer Kirsaner and Gustave Strack killed in Cranberry mine accident near Hazleton Pennsylvania when a runaway truck struck their man car. Court case Dow founder Dow & Co. dies in Brooklyn. Ohio miners expected to push 20 cent per ton coal wage rise soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Council of Plainfield W. C
American League of Workingmen
League
Hazleton
Elmer Kirsaner
Gustave Strack
Kinschner
Strack
Bulgar, the Anarchist, Held in Madrid Confinement
Madrid December 4 Perez Pulgar an anarchist once at Orenaz is held in close confinement. He claimed to be an Argentine citizen but is believed a Spaniard about 25 years old. Authorities search for accomplices and expect to uncover a major plot. Officials suspect he feigns insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgar
Madrid
Perez Pulgar
Orenaz
Alfonso
Argentina
Pulgar
Hannah Solomon Elected President of National Council of Jewish Women
At the Baltimore convention officers for the year were elected. President is Mrs. Hannah Solomon of Illinois. First vice president Mrs. Hugo Rosenburg of Pennsylvania. Second vice president Mrs. Moses Goldenberg of Maryland. Recording secretary Miss Sadie American of New York. Treasurer Mrs. J B Judah of Kentucky. Auditor Mrs. Ben Lowenstein of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Solomon
Baltimore
National Council of Jewish Women
Illinois
Hugo Rosenburg
Pennsylvania
Moses Goldenberg
Maryland
Sadie American
New York
J. B. Judah
Ben Lowenstein
Ohio
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Ees
Eraa
Ners
Er & Berkele
Whitehall St
Capitol
Morris
Lawndes
Sergeant At Arms
Mr. West
Sandler
Foster
Ocone
Mr. Foster
Park
Senate Committee On Immigration and
Tebor
General Judiciary Committee
H. Walton
R. B. Russell
Hamilton
Harris County
City Court
Walton
Russell
New Court
B. H. Williams
DeKalb
Finance Committee
Payor Terrell
James M. Harrell
Quitman County
Graham Forrester
Stewart County
Overnor Terrell
Butn County
Columbia County
Lafayette
Walker
Hancock County
Baxley
Appling
Douglasville
Marion County
Fudge Russell
Corporations Committee
Winder
Rusell
Dick Russell
Mr. Mann
Henry Mann
Tattnall
Mann
Kilburn
Committee On Corporations of the House
Glenn
Whitfield
Athens
Prosert Syster
City of America
Lquor
J. Aspinwall
Dgegainst
United States Steel Corporaton
Court of Errors and Appeals
Charles H. Dow
Wall Street
Dow & Co
Brooklyn
Yesteray
Connecticut
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Usive
Ame
OS OS Ee Srtrekrt
Council OF Jewish Women
Atlanta
South
Trumks
Itt
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Kas
Eiseman Bros
Weehington
D.C
Hiseman Bros
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