McLaurin Urges Currency Reform Affects South
Senator McLaurin of South Carolina argues against the pending currency bill. He proposes state controlled currency backed by local production like cotton and sugar, warns national banks lack profit in the south and west, and calls for repeal of the 10 percent tax on state bank circulation to boost local money and reduce eastern dominance.
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Washington
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Senate
South
West
McLaurin
United States
New England
New York
East
Bouth
Rlacs
Bis
Hey
Aight
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States Treasury
Cleveland
Fiske & Robinson
Loss of Manly Vigor and Cure Claim by Dr Hathaway
Advert shows Dr Newton Hathaway promoting a male vitality treatment claiming to cure varicocele and stricture without operation. It advertises permanent safety, low cost, and guaranteed restoration of normal health, with contact at 22 Broad Street Atlanta and hours listed. It frames youth indulgence as cause and presents a proprietary method as exclusive.
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Dr. Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Broad St
Atlanta
S. Baldwin
Chicago
Council
Butt Street
Charles R. Walton
Prudential
FO Seroee
Southern Press
Austell
Value and the dispute over bank circulation and tax policy
Prompt language argues that clearing house certificates with tangible value formed state bank circulation and were taxed. It condemns treasury rulings forcing financial bondage on the south and west, calling for equal justice and mutual trade terms without New York banks dictating policy.
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New York
West
United States Treasury
South
Banks of the
United States
The
Treasury
Clearing House Certi
New Ys.banks
Savannah Organizes Citizens' Industrial Association
Savannah at a January meeting of prominent merchants and financiers organized the Citizens' Industrial Association of Savannah. The group plans incorporation and a $150,000 capital drive to attract factories to Savannah, with Col. J. H. Estill of The Morning News named chairman to develop a permanent plan and propose officers.
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Citizens Industrial Association
Savannah
City Exchange
Citizens’ Industrial Association of
J. H. Estill
The
Morning News
Daughters of Confederacy Plan Lee Birthday Observance
In Griffin Georgia the Daughters of the Confederacy will hold 3 pm Friday exercises at the Griffin Rifles armory to commemorate Lee's birthday. The program features songs such as Tenting on the Old Camp Ground Bonnie Blue Flag and Dixie. recitations including Sword of Lee. poems on Lee. a character sketch. officer reports. and the election of new officers. All members are urged to attend.
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Griffin
Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Griffin Rifles
Miss Richards
Bonnie Blue Flag
Miss Hall
Mills dies from injury after dynamite fishing accident
In Sylvania Georgia on January 16 special report states 8 B Mills died at his home near Sylvania from injuries after his hand was blown off by dynamite while fishing last Friday.
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Sylvania
B. Mills
Here
Augusta Council Hears Seaboard Contract Ordinance
Augusta Ga January 16 special meeting council reads first time the Seaboard Air Line contract ordinance granting rail access to the city and street use. Thomas J Daly elected assistant building inspector under new public works duties with $1200 salary.
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Augusta
Seaboard Air-Line
Thomas J. Daly
Tnight
Blandenburg Barn Burns Near Carrollton
A barn owned by Olan A Blandenburg two miles southeast of Carrollton burned at daylight. It held about 4000 bundles fodder, seed from fifteen bales of cotton and hay. Loss estimated at no less than 200 with no insurance. Cause unknown. The owner was feeding when fire started.
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Blandenburg
Carrollton
Olan A. Blandenburg
Southern League Prepared for Birmingham Meeting
At a Birmingham Baseball Association session no meeting call was issued for January 2 in Birmingham to discuss forming a Southern League for 19. The body is organized and ready to sign players. New Orleans Montgomery and Nashville show encouraging reports. A guaranteed fund may be required for each club if the league forms.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Baseball Association
New Orleans
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham Association
Belle of Memphis Wins Tight New Orleans Race
New Orleans January 16 Our Nellie and Belle of Memphis were the two winning favorites today with Belle of Memphis just inches ahead at the finish. Fast track and clear weather accompanied a full card headlined by selling races and a two mile handicap. Bets and times noted include First Race Lucky Monday prevailing by a head, Second Race Mixs Mae Day winning by a neck, and Fourth Race Belle of Memphis taking the prize by a head. other runners listed with odds and times.
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New Orleans
Our Nellie
Belle
Memphis
Hmit
Lucky
J. Waldo
Belleward
Wedderstrand
Liew Anna
Ladyard
Turba
Sun God
Fintan
Wordsworth
Very Light
Clawson
Kindred
Sadie Burnham
Dr. Fannie
Profit
Misericordia
Earl of Aberdeen
Charakeon Algo
Eudorpha
Harshbreger
Atlantus
Princess Murphy
Belle of Memphis
Sir Christopher
Dominick
Ed Gartland II
Boland
Dolly Welthoff
J. E. Cline
Algaretta
Beckon
Miss Ross
Newcom
George B. Cox
Mausehoff
Harshberger
Little Billy
Jim Conway
Queen Satie
Miss Patton
Bright Night
Otto H. Galileo
Estaca
Nekarnis
Bushfields
Foucon
Kim
Prost
Junéetta
Ahlers
Rotterdam
Village Pride
Chicopee
Banque
Friar John
Harry Preston
Hen Bolt
Lobengula
Bristol
Seling
Clara M
RL Derint
the Hubby
Falsehood
Barney
Frangible
Ben Chance
Tickful
Kenova
Misa Owell
Tootsie Green
Hrema
Daisy Osborna Bula
Plead
Fireiee
Wild Pirate
Hyt Lo
Quiz
Red Stenal
Galilee
van Beunt
Tarren
Marble
Cheesemite
Brakeman
Devo
Clara Mealer
Lady Callahan
Vaughan
Mofo
Jally Roger
Fitt
Claraba
Phil Match Bu
Liew Anni
Hunrica
Bale King Elkwood
Voya HL Billy
Ight Bells
Fatal Feud at Anniston Camp Dramatic Court Martial
The record details a fierce clash between Scott and Colonel Colson at Anniston Camp with Lt Lent and General Carpenter present. Colson’s arraignment portrays Scott as inexperienced and prone to drinking, leading to a board recommending discharge for incompetency. Scott later returns, vows to remain, but new charges for disobedience and disrespect ensue, as General Frank seeks to avert wider trouble.
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Colson
Scott
Albert S. Carpenter
A. B. Wing
Second
Arkansas
Green
Alabama
Bullard
Royal T. Frank
Wheeler
Fourth Corps
Washington
Colonel Colson
Colsan
Regimental feud erupts after dinner shooting
The narrative recounts a clash between Lt Scott and Col Colson at a dining table. Scott drew a pistol and Colson fired as shots echoed through the room. Colson was wounded in the groin and fate of both men remains unsettled as authorities overlooked the incident.
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Scott
Colonel Colson
Colson
Caivhel Colson
Washington
Barber Seeks Brunswick Post Office Job
Charles A. Clark a well known barber applies for the Brunswick post office at the end of Postmaster Symons term. This marks the first time a colored man has sought the local post office in Brunswick Georgia.
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Brunswick
Charles A. Clark
Symons
Property Listings in City By Girardeau and Black
Northen and Dunson offer a 13 room boarding house near Inon Trinity avenue at 4300 dollars with rent 550 per year. An 8 room house Tack near Highland is 3500 dollars. Pryor street near Georgia avenue has an 8 room house for 3250 dollars renting 320 a year. Gartret street 1. horse property at 1750 dollars renting 16 per month. A prime factory site 200 by 175 feet four streets away priced at 6500 dollars. Property owners invited to confer before placing listings.
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Inon Trinity Avenue
Highland
Pryor Street
Georgia Avenue
Gartret Street
City
Girardeau & Black
Mala
Weil
Chere
New York
New York City
Dwight Mfg. Co
Slavama Chey
Alan
Isabella
Te Mole
Moody
Great Evangel
Glob Bisie Publishing Company
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Bo Pa Llth
C_ C. Isizes & Song
South Street
Baltimore
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Carolina
Benate
Hhehi
Daughters OF Confederacy
Mills
Seaboard
Monroe, Ga
Boykin G. Smith
Hodge Mercantile Company
Shady Dale
Southern League
Nellie
Anniston Camp
Tyner
Southern Auction Co
Leo Fresh
Thomas H
Hen
Walker Dunson
Northen & Dunson
Equitable
Peachtree
Kimball Street
Washington Street
Rawson Street
East Front
Duluth
Piedmont Wine
Washington ST
Girardeau & Black, Real
Wall Street
Kimball House
Decatur Street
Virdie
Waycross
H._A. Cannon
Wiycross
Whitehall Street
Brady & Millers
T. J. Davis
Bay Street
Frank G. Singer, Jr
Emmons
Donald Fraser Preparatory School
G. H. Gardner
Decatur
Jai Bo
Brady & Miller
Kentucky
Keiley Cosk
Ica Co
Mavant
R.s.crutcher Furniture Co
Peachtree St
Dental Couclege Infirmary
Butler Street
Grady Hospital
Carroll Hot SL
Houston St
Sun
West End
Pallip Breitenbacher
W. AL Foster
John J. Woodside
N. Broad
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Cain
TNPE
Smith
Remingtons
Densmore
Jewett
Munson
Smith Premier Typewriter
Y. Mv. A
H. M. Ashe
Bell Phone
Furniture Exchange
West Mitchel
Storlge
St. W
A. R. R. Tei
Renaud Drug Co
LaSalle St
Tts
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Columbia Bicycle
H. M. Ash
Pryor
T. M. Jackson
Haston
Sun Pest
Atlanta Phonograph Co
Whitehall
Walton Street
Ern Weyman & Connors
Equitabiee Buiiding
the Merchants and Mechanics Banking and Loan Co
N. Pryor Street
Thos, Jr.Wesley
Eaxhier
Pickett Jewelry Co
Barker & Holleman
Choice Farm
Georgia
Gould Building
W. P. Davis
Temple Court
Joan
W. A. Foster
Inman
E. & McCandless
Caspier
Alabama Street
Thos
W. Jackson
Parra
J. Hill
Cordele
Macon
Atlanta Photo Supply Co
Whitehall At
Grand_opera
Gordon_street
Adkh
Siti
Remingtom
Remingt
Dwight L. Moody
William R. Moody
Iran
D. Sar
Po W. Ziegler & Co
Locagi Street
Cailay
Capitol Place
Gond Sabel
Walton Taboring Co
Ape
Walton Tailoring Co
Cheago
Great Northern Woolen 2 Merchant
Fir Avenue
van Buren Street
D. E. la Pub
Co. Atlantee
al H. Harvey
Colin
Strong RG
Wilson
Geor
Society
W. Ler
RB. PY
Lark Howl
Smith and
Sts
State Agric
Hiricultural Socie the
Macon Fair
Understand
S Fair
Ff Tract
State Agricultu Macon
C Tly
Agneu
Attemat
Eugene R. B
Cultura
Miller
Clark Howe
Africa
J. Pope Brown
Agricu
McDonald
Nise
Hogansville, Ga
Tate
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