Seven People Bitten by Dog in Cuthbert Ga
Seven residents of Cuthbert Georgia were bitten by a dog later found to have rabies. Pasteur treatment was sent for the victims as the state health board reports a busy year with rabies cases rising slightly in Georgia and zero deaths in 1912.
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Cuthbert
State Health Board
Georgia
Harris
State Board of Health
F. D. Patterson
Health Department
Dng
Roy Harris
Pasteur Department
Board of Health
Pene Ars
Episcopalians Invited to Attend St. Andrews Mission
Attendance at St Andrew's Episcopal church in Kent and Hennebret appears to be rising as a mission week aims to establish permanent work. Rev G Lacey of Trinity Wheel Decatur conducts services at 7:30 PM with a Friday meditation for women and a final service next Sunday evening. Dr Philip and Mr Lacey urge all Episcopalians in the Grant Park area to attend and help organize a congregation to prevent abolition of the church.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Kent
Henn BireEts
Reev
G Lacey
Trinity Wheal Decatur
Gael Cherry
Frida
Po'dock
Ami
Lacey
Philip
Grant Park
Pise
Newbern Named Judge of Court in Ocilla
Ocilla Ga January 13 Governor Brown appoints Hon Philip Newbern to fill unexpired term on the city court bench after the resignation of Judge T E Oxford. Adjourned term held this week disposing of many civil and criminal cases. Mayors and aldermen closed a 16000 bond sale at a premium and awarded the contract to J B McCrary Co Atlanta to install the system.
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Ocilia
T. E. Oxford
Brown
Philip Newbern
Etty Court
Petriary
Cid
J. Bo McCrary Company
Atlanta
Berry School Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary Gift to Miss Berry
Mount Berry Ga January 15 special The Berry school and Martha Berry School for Girls honor founder Miss Martha Berry with a silver loving cup marking eleven years since opening. The cup bears a dedication noting enduring, selfless work and reflects faculty loyalty and optimism for the schools future. The program includes Miss Berrys thank you and a cottage and piano gift to the Martha Berry School for Girls.
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Mount Berry
Berry School
Martha Berry School For Girls
Martha Berry
Martha McChesney Berry
Miss Berry
Plano
Directors named for new company
The Carolina Public Service company elected a slate of directors led by Samuel Lapham and W J Morison with members from Charleston Columbia Charlotte Atlanta and Wilmington. The firm plans 3500 000 preferred stock 750 000 common stock 350 000 bonds and has acquired multiple plants in Spartanburg Greenville Columbia Union Johnston Charleston and more. transfer agent Atlanta Trust company will handle securities and C S Campbell remains operating department head as general manager.
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Carolina Public Services Company
Avins, Spence & Moore
Samuel Lapham
Charleston
S. C
W. 5. Reamer
Columbia, &. C
A. J. Hagood
Charlotte
N. C
F. E. Callaway
Atlanta
J. B. Marshall
Greenville
S.C
W. J. Morison
J. S. Floyd
M. C. King
George S. Lowndes
William fHiard Wilger
Samuel N. Evins
W. H. Schroeder
A. B. Sims
Arnold Broyles
W. J. Maloney
Wilmington
Del
Carolina Public Service Company
Hygela Ice and Fuel Company
Spartanburg
Greenville Ice and Fuel Company
Columbia Ice and Fuel Company
Columbia
Buffalo Milla
Union
Electric Light, Ice and Fuel Company
Johnston
Charleston Mutual
Carroll
Atlanta Trust Company
C. S. Campbell
Warden Lindsey Resigns in Floyd County Case
Hearings before the prison commission led to a compromise in the Floyd county camp case. Warden C. Lindsey agreed to resign to withdraw charges and receive January salary and payment for two dogs, with James C. Penn named as his successor. H. K. Henslar of Walton county was exonerated amid allegations of political motive.
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Prison Commission
C. Lindsey
Floyd County
H. K. Henslar
Walton County
Lindsey
Henslar
James C. Penn
den Henslar
Milton Rawlings to Undergo Operation in Macon Ga
Milton Rawlings, serving a life term for the Carter children murder in south Georgia, traveled to Macon for an appendectomy on the way to Milledgeville state farm. He met with attorney Colonel John R. Cooper and a pardon application was announced for the current year. Rawlings was accompanied by C. C. Williams, a Telfair County commissioner.
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Macon
Milton Rawlings
Carter
South Georgia
Milledgeville
Rawlings
John R. Cooper
C. C. Williams
Telfair County
James E Hickey Returns to Atlanta from Alabama
James E Hickey former president of the Exchange hotel Montgomery has moved to Atlanta and will reside there in the future. He maintains real estate interests in Atlanta and has not allied with any particular interests. His Montgomery departure draws expressions of regret from friends and papers. Bid for Tifton Building in 1913. treasury letter says bids will be sought for the Tifton public building costing about 40000 dollars with site purchased over two years ago. work expected to begin in summer.
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E. Commerce
San Antonio
Tex
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
James E. Hickey
Exchange Hotel
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta
Mlickey
Tifton
Chamber of Commerce
Roddenberg
Aes
Treasury Department
Department
Tiften
Wrights Prohibition Case Seen By Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court heard the near beer case from Chatham County with Hon Seaborn Wright arguing for Floyd County. The ruling could validate or overturn injunctions against saloons selling liquor beyond beer and affect prosecutions on the equity side.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Chatham County
Seaborn Wright
Floyd County
W. E. Thompson
E. H. Simmons
Charleton
Simmons
Savannah
Superior Court of
Chatham
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Citizens' Bank Reopens in Waynesboro After Resolution
Waynesboro Ga January 15 Depositors and stockholders recover confidence as Citizens' Bank resumes business at 9 am after closing since December 14. Bank leaders say the reorganization yielded a satisfactory settlement and deposits exceed withdrawals. Waynesboro Savings Bank also resumes paying interest and normal operations in the same building.
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Waynesboro
Citizens’ Bank
Cuicore
Citizens' Bank
R. C. Neely
F. M. Cates
Gabriel Toombs
Waynesboro Savings Bank
Tax on Short Sales Proposed by Senator Cummins
Washington January 15 Senator Cummins introduced a bill imposing a ten percent tax on short sales of stocks and dealing in cotton futures grain and agricultural products. The measure aims to curb short selling activity and speculating.
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Washington
Cummins
Poslam Cures Worst Eczema and Skin Ailments
Reports from across the country claim Poslam quickly eradicates severe eczema and skin diseases. Itch stops at once and pimples rashes and redness improve. Poslam Soap softens skin purifies scalp and strengthens hair. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
New York Senate Approves Direct Senator Election Amendment
Albany January 15 New York state backed a proposed constitutional amendment allowing direct election of United States senators by the people. The assembly passed it yesterday and the senate approved it today confirming the record.
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Albany
New York State
United States
Assembly
Senate
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