Edwards Faces True Bill Indictment in Assault Case
Miss Ada Green testifies under oath that Edwards enticed her to his room above a cigar store at the Marshall House in Savannah. Dr W Winders described medical attendance after the alleged assault as Green arrived from Winlda to work for the defendant. Bound over to the superior court grand jury. bond set at $100,000. In Macon, the widow of the late Associate Justice Lamar plans a $100,000 will distribution to descendants including the children of R E Park and W H Vig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Green
Flords
Edwards
Savannah
Marvel Edwards
Sasault
Ada C. Green
W. Winders
Yom Green
Winlda
Qafendant
Marshall House
Yayismnite Wickham
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Macon
Juste @ G
Lamar
Kup
R. E. Park
W. H. Vig
Bainbridge Man Taken by Bandits
John Sapp prominent Bainbridge merchant abducted from his buggy after placing $800 from his store in his pocket. A search party and local negro residents heard pistol shots as authorities scour the area for Sapp and the assailants. Funeral notice for Mrs Sarah M Oliver follows in Macon with details of services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sapp
Bainbridge
Mrs. Sapp
Hoseland
Sapp
Lfe
Major Hanson Chosen as Road's President
Savannah Ga December 7 the election of officers by the board of directors of the Central of Georgia railway company occurred as forecast Major J F Hanson of Macon was elected president with W A Winburn as vice president and traffic manager Theo D Kine named general manager and J Egan's resignation accepted The board also contemplated by law changes to concentrate powers in the president and noted salaries for Hanson totaling 16000 annually across two roles alongside other director names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway Company
J. F. Hanson
Macon
W. A Winburn
Theoadore D Kine
A Ro Lawton
Major Hanson
John Mr Egan
J OM Egan
Central of Georgia Rail‘way Company
Thia Board
Egan
3. F. Hanson
Alfred
Theo D. Kine
The
Central
Major Hensor
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railway
A. Harrold
Americus
Jamey A Blair
New York
J. W. English
E. P. Howell
Atlanta
Ross C. Smith
Birmingham
WC. Bradley
Américus
R Jacques
J. Mills
Joseph Hall
AR Lawton
Georgia Estimates for Federal Projects in Treasury Book
President Roosevelt endorses broad federal spending for Georgia including prisons, post offices, harbors, and river improvements. Projects listed cover Atlanta prison, Athens and Rome post offices, Savannah marine hospital, various harbor works, and river basins such as the Chattahoochee and Cumberland. The note also criticizes Dr. Crum’s continued Charleston customs appointment and Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Washington
Georgia
Farum
Treasury
Congress
Atlanta
Athens
Rome
Savannah
Bevannah
Augusta Arsenal
Carmberland Sound
Altamanha River
Flint River
Ocmulger
Oconee
Savannah River
Chattahoochee
Columbus
Coosa
Oostanaula
Fernandina
Brunswick Harbor
Darien Harbor
Cumberland Harbor
Roosevelt
Crum
Dr. Crum
Charleston
Senate
Piedmont Will Not Curtail Piedmont Mills
Greenville December 7 Special According to reliable mill sources Piedmont cotton manufacturers will not curtail production due to high raw cotton prices None of the Piedmont mills will attend the Charlotte meeting to cut output as most have cotton sufficient to run for months Farmers hold cotton in warehouses awaiting delivery with farmers asking about 15 cents.
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Mille
Greenville
Charlotte
Bill
Baya
Piedmont
Denial Issued On Seaboard and Rail Consolidations
Savannah December 7 Special President Joan Sieton Williams and officials of Seaboard Air Line arrived to inspect local properties. Williams denied any Seaboard link to the Atlantic and Birmingham railroad now tied to recent consolidations. Party plans to depart for Montgomery tomorrow. Minor criminal cases also heard in Macon with no major actions recorded.
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Savannah
Joan Sieton Williams
J. M. Barr
James A. Blair
Seaboard Air Line
Willams
Williams
Seaboard
Atlante and Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlantic and Birmingham
Tifton and Northweastern
Tifton | Thomeqvilla
Gulf
Seaboard Air Line Railways
Montgomery
Sugar Station Seeks 25000 Dollar Extra Aid
Waycross Ga December 7 Special Congressman Brantley reports that Washingtons agricultural department will request an additional 25000 dollars to continue sugar cane experimental station experiments. The request includes an immediate 6000 dollar allotment to cover this years expense shortage as plant costs exceeded estimates and Brantley urges swift appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Brantley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Passing Throng In Atlanta Attracts Notable Visitors
George F Duck and two mining engineers from Pittsburg visit Atlanta in 1880s era, touring coal lands and noting high southern demand. Among guests are Austrian count artist C von Martinczek, Washington painter, and numerous figures from Macon, Savannah, and Atlanta hotels. The Piedmont and Kimball host many travelers including J B McMillan and W Loyless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Duck
Pittsburg
Fedmont
Duck
Atlanta
Mr. Duck
Charlotte
N C
Birmingham
Washington City
C von Martinczek
Piedmont
Martinczek
Washington
Augusta Moves to Curb High Interest Sharks
Augusta Georgia December 7 special. City council adopted a resolution to break up loan sharks charging exorbitant rates. Previous license of 1000 dollars proved prohibitive in court. New plan licenses lenders at legal rates and forfeits license for overcharging. Waycross Manufacturing Company organized with 16000 dollars capital. Captain L Johnson elected president and F M Hawking general manager. Plant to manufacture boxes crates gash doors blinds and cabinet work. Frances arrest site purchased and machinery ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Yeat Council
New Council
Waycross
Waycross Manufacturing Company
L Johnson
F M Hawking
Frances Arrest
Tillman’s Son Wins A Beauty In Georgia Wedding
Announcement of two high profile Georgia South Carolina weddings. Miss Lucy Dugas will marry B R Tillman Jr son of Senator Tillman on December 28 at Edgewood near Edgefield. Miss Dolly Dages will wed Wallace Sheppard son of the late Boss Sheppard on December 9 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
South Carolina
Lucy Dugas
B. R. Tillman, Jr
Senator Tillman
Dugan
George Dugas
Augusta
Governor Pickens
Douschka Holcombe Pickens
South
Edgewood
Pickens
Edgefield
Dolly Dages
Wallace Sheppard
Boss
Sheppard
Mexico
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Ppenheim
Hedis
Flint Hill Rye
Sunlight
Ryeduffey Rye
E. Alaba
Sale
Wwbees
N. Forsythesa
Pryor
Aganst Edwards
America
Europe
Sarah Oliver
Sarah M Oliver
A J. Orr
Cherry Street
Mra
Oliver
First Baptist Church
Orr
C. Gooner
Cincinnati
Roz2 Hill Cemetery
ROAD
Board of Directors of
Central of Georgia
John M. Egan
Muse
Germany
Whitehall St
Tre
Piedmont Wills
Atlantic
Felton
Hodges
Dorflinger Glassware
Nottingham
Brussels
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Department
Colonel P. Hart
Philadelphia
Kimball
H. W. Compton
James H Taylor
Hawkinsville
R. A. James
Julian BR. Lane
Prasan
Winegfield
Eatonton
Kimball. Ee
Dr. Sheppard
of Harmony
Tha Kimball
Baresi
L Pike
Jeeraon
Johnson
F Mason
J McKnight
Columbia
van Deventer
Rockma
Bee
J. G. Webser
Nashvill Kimball
Ea Schaefer
H Bussey
Aspen
Yester
Hintale
W. Loyless
Augusta Chronicle
J.B McMillan
Talladega, Ala
Milstead
Cony
Willam A. McCarty
Sandersville
J.D. Hermen
Hasteman
WW. H. Herrington
DR. Leatherman
DRS. Leatherman & Bentley
Austell
Attasta
Tillman
Douschka Pickens
R Crutch
Swift Gpecific Cor
Atlanta, Gis
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