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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1901

Page

12

Indigent pensions vote failure rocks Georgia House

The Georgia House failed to pass a Blalock backed resolution to fund indigent widows and pensioners, ending debate after a heated day. Lawmakers debated constitutional issues, with opposition arguing the measure overstepped limits and would delay payments. supporters urged immediate relief for pensions and school funds. The defeat leaves state finances strained for another year and widows and teachers awaiting funds.

Blalock General Assembly House Miller Georgia State Sanitarium Powell Hardwick Hogan Lincoln Johnson Mindy Richardson Houston Haildraland

Financial curiosities in a Darktown court

In a court session Recorder Broyles parcels out jokes as a prisoner, George McPharr, admits finding a $100 bill claimed by Bill Curry and dodges a penalty. The tale shifts to a deaf mute thief, Unknown, snatching a pocket watch, then to Cataline the eggs swiping tale with a light banter tone.

George McPharr Darktown Bil Gurry Broyles Curio George Webber Briles Priscorer Bill Bitlville

Georgia House Debates Pensioners and Sanitarium Report

The Georgia House debated paying pensions to indigent pensioners and resisting a cap tors reward. A joint sanitarium committee split on findings with minority accusing Dr Powell and trustees of cruelty and negligence while the majority praised management and economy. A few bills passed including fuel for county offices and a labeling bill for prison made goods.

House Oliver H Bush J P Blue S A Crumbley B Sanders F T Parker Ayers Dr Powell Board of Trustees Senate Bush O'Daniel John C. Foster George W. Adams James B Park J. W Underwod Thomas George Morgan Stubbs Laurens Wight Wright Floyd

E Katie Won Again A Utah Woman s Management

A Utah couple share a tale of coffee avoidance after the wife reveals coffee was harming the husband s health. He confesses his sneaky daily coffee, then embraces Postum as a safe substitute, praising improved sleep and vigor since quitting coffee. The piece frames coffee as a danger and Postum as a remedy.

Utah Katie

Measure Fails 63 to 63 as Adjournment Ends Debate

The measure ended defeated at a 63 to 63 tie after debate on the Blalock resolution. Mitchell of Thomas moved to table, the call for yeas and nays carried, and hours passed while the roll was taken. Felder of Bibb then sought indefinite postponement, again with yeas and nays, before Blalock requested unanimous consent to adjourn. Further consideration was set for the afternoon session.

Mr. Blalock Wayette Hail Falls Hall Blalock Allen Anderson Cobb Ayres Bailey Hell Bilatock Booth Boswell Bow Howell Huie Hutchins Jordan Jasper Pulaski Knowles Land Lott Luttrell McLennan Madden Miller Mitchell Emanuel Morris Mulberly Mullins Niblack G Connett Park Greene Pari Troup Peyton Pierce Quillian Rawis Reid Campbell Reid Taliaferro Rhyne Sanders Slaton Steed Singletary Smith Hancock Smith Henry Stafford Tarver Paylor Thomas Thompson Dooly Wood Walker Brooks Wilkes Willams Wright Floyd Yates House Franklin Washington Morris Tule Pro Tem -Morris Rute Senate Halli Bibb Diajock Fayette Muscogee Muert Miler Messrs. Hall and Hilton Sereven Messrs Jordan Bla Mr Mitchell Felder Mr. Mitchell

Connor Vindicated Again On Deaf School Charges

The Georgia House committee heard four accusations against Superintendent W C Connor of the Georgia School for the Deaf, all denied as unfounded. A 9 to 4 vote repudiated the charges, with a sub-committee to draft the final report for the house.

School For Deaf W. C. Connor Georgia School For the Deaf House Committee On School For the Deaf Ribre Connor George W. Brown W. R. Jones R B. Lawrence New York Brown Jones Messrs Harden and Fort Committee On Appropriations Messrs Harvard Dooly Whitchard Terrell and Davis Newton Hous MY. Davia

Best waist assortment at Keely's in town

Keely's offers a wide selection of women's waists in odd sizes. Colors vary with too many 38s and 32s or too few. duplicates unavailable at headquarters. Still, customers may find suitable waists if they act quickly, as stock is limited and new shipments arrived recently.

Keely’s

Made of Flannel Waists With Varied Embellishments

Flannel waists feature hand-made French knots, braids, or stripes with crocheted buttons and open back or front styles. Colors include old rose, cadet, reseda, castor, royal, and red. Other flannel waists priced at 2.49, down from 4.50, with fewer choices in the jot.

Cadet Royal

Fashionable New Styles in Silk and Lace Dresses

Made of silk, taffeta, peau de soie and Liberty Latin in fresh, varied styles. Some outfits are all-over tucked, others hem stitched or trimmed with lace and ribbon. Styles feature stock collars and bishop sleeves in street and evening shades.

Elaborate designer waists offered at regular prices

Waists priced from 4.36 after discounts, originally 7.50 to 12.50, made of Silk Crepe de Chine Peau de Soie Liberty Satin and Taffeta. They are described as elaborate pieces reflecting the designer's individuality. Purchases were made at regular prices.

Legislature to consider disposing of Chattanooga real estate

The Georgia legislature may study selling state owned property in Chattanooga not used for railroad purposes. Representative Toomer of Ware plans a joint resolution requesting an investigation and report on selling the Ninth and Market streets parcels and reinvesting proceeds in terminal improvements, while current leases to the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad continue. Also noting Kellam and Moore offering opera glasses at 22 Ny Broad Street Prudential Building.

Chattanooga Toomer Ware House Western and Atlantic Iroad General Assembly Georgia Ninth and Market Streets Nashville, Chattanooga and Lena Opera Glasscs Kellam & Moore Ny Broad Street Prudential Building

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