Georgia S sovereigns rage over Smiths rail and whisky stand
A pointed political tirade attacks Hoke Smith and his rivals over railroad rates and whisky policy. It denounces Mr Smith as opportunistic, mocks his shifting positions from regulating to confiscating, and warns that negro disfranchisement schemes threaten fair elections. It also endorses a GOP like reform platform pledging tax reform and honest government.
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A K Hawkes Co Eyeglass Adaptation Guarantee
The A K Hawkes Co asserts that correct eye adaptation, quality materials, elegant design, and comfortable adjustment come from scientific knowledge, experience, and proper facilities. It promises perfect equipment and guarantees all work from 14 Whitehall Street.
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Huntsville To Issue Bond for Streets Upgrade
Huntsville city council approved a proposed bond issue of 10 000 for street improvements. The finance committee will arrange printing and sale. Bonds bear 6 percent interest for ten years with a redemption option after two years. The treasurer will retire 1 000 of existing bonds from the sinking fund.
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Congress Hears Bills to Stop C O D Liquor Shipments
Representative Williams of Mississippi urged the house committee to curb interstate C O D liquor shipments into prohibition districts arguing such practice fuels blind tigers and unlawful selling. He favored state policy power and regulation rather than universal prohibition. Baltimore lawyer Robert Crain defended the Hepburn Dolliver idea, while German American Alliance and temperance groups attended the hearing voicing opposition to prohibition measures.
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Uncle shoots nephew over yellow novels in Irondequoit
In Rochester on February 21 August Berndt, 12, was killed by his uncle William Berndt, 18, at the boy’s home. The elder man claims the boy outlined robber fights and forgot the revolver was loaded. William Berndt is held on a manslaughter charge.
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