Blue Law Breakers Fined At Pensacola
Pensacola January 20 special the first blue law penalties in this county for violating the Florida blue laws were imposed on four men including j c cammack and joseph daley who labored Sunday to repair machinery at a sawmill twelve miles from the city to prevent a delay in operations. They pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars and costs fifty cents each. Cann, a prominent merchant, was also arrested for disposing of cigars last Sunday.
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Pensacola
Pla
J Cammac
Joseph Daley
Cann
Rome Hotel challenges street paving near Cherokee hotel
The Rome Hotel Company filed a bill in equity in Floyd superior court to restrain public works from paving Second Avenue in front of the Cherokee hotel. It alleges the new grade will raise the street about one foot above its current level, exceeding the sidewalk and ground floor store heights, seeking damages for the change. A temporary restraining order was granted by Judge Wright, with a hearing set for January 23. The petitioners are represented by John W Maddox and G E Maddox.
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Rome
Rome Hotel Company
Cherokee Hotel
Equity
Floyd Superior Court
Board of Public Works
Second Avenue
Tne
Wright
John W
G EB Maddox
Southern Railway sued over defective coupler safety violation
United States District Attorney Carter Tate filed suit against Southern Railway for violation of the congressional safety appliance act. The complaint cites a November incident where a freight car carrying merchandise from Atlanta to Vittima had a kinked coupling chain and no automatic brake on that end, with a man between the cars. Damages sought total $100 under the act. CAPTAIN J 8 RINARD returned from Heston with two prisoners wanted in Boston for postal law violations. One suspect, Leon E. Wheldop, had served a year at a federal prison in Atlanta for breaking into a post office in Kentucky.
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Southern Railway
United States District
Carter Tate
Federal Court
Soutern Weed
Winds Central
Vittima
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Sulcte
Act of Congresa
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Rinard
United Slazes Marshal Office
Heston
Hobh Fen
Kentncx
Boston
Kentucky
United States
Rinard Want
Rush at Georgia class causes injuries and fines
In Athens at the University of Georgia a class rush injured many sophomores and freshmen. Otto Pfeffer, a sophomore, was thrown and leg broken near a gutter edge. Six students faced mayor court charges. B H Sultan fined ten dollars, others had fines remitted. President Kingsley of New York Life details 1908 acts and insurance growth with high income and disbursements figures.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Mondas
Otto Pfeffer
Clase
H Sultan
Almont
Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
New York Life
Chicken Show Opens in Rome at Weat Building
The big chicken show opened yesterday afternoon in the Weat building in Rome Georgia. Managed by George R Berry and Tom Fitzpatrick, Mt Hoffman the chicken coop and incubator maker was present to explain exhibits. A great many fine fowls are on exhibition. Have you tried Clinch field The Coal of Quality.
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Rome
Weat
George R Berry
Tom Fitzpatrick
Mt Hoffman
Not a Christian Country
In Philadelphia on January 20 delegates at the twenty fist council of the Union of American Hellow Congrega tions debated preventing sectarian teachings in public schools. They passed a resolution appointing a committee to publicize the view that constitutionally this is not a liberalist country.
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Philadelphia
Twenty Fist Council
Union of American Hellow
Tillman Denies Opposition to Negro Education Amid Taft Clash
Washington dispatch reports Senator Tillman rebutting Taft with a statement that he is not opposed to educating the race when properly managed. He warns against compulsory education as political maneuvering to empower the negro, arguing it would burden white taxpayers and threaten Southern civilization. He accuses Taft of offering offices to sway support and insists on preserving white supremacy through educational qualification and fifteenth amendment issues. Mrs Emma Jett McElroy dies in Atlanta at 75, survived by Dilford McElroy and Mrs Mra Greene, funeral at West Peachtree then Americus burial.
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Tillman
Taft
Augusta
South Carolina
South
Carolina
Republican Party
Mr .Taft
Atlanta
Emma Jett McElroy
John A McElroy
Houston Street
Dilford McElroy
Methodist Chirch
RoCoon
West
Peachtree Street
Americus
Fine Manufacturers Weet New Oreans Meeting Officers
January 20 session of the Yellow Pine Manufactures Association in New Orleans saw the re election of officers for the year including PH Poster of Little Rock Ark as president Palin S Gardner of Laurel as vice president UW J Melmeyer of at saula treasurer George Ko Smith of St iia oRecretary WoT Goodnow as assistant secretary. Additional vice presidents named include A 1 Greer Arkansas and others from Missouri Louisiana Georgia Texas and Florida.
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New Oreans
Yellow Pine Manufactuire
Maniness
Todev PH
Little Rock Ark
Palin S Gardner
Laurel
Misafrat
UW J Melmeyer
Saula Treiaurer
George Ko Smith
St Iia
Goodnow
Greer Arkansas
Florida
Perkahire
Missoura
Woodring
Loulaiana
Daniel Water Indigestion Remedy Promotion
Daniel Water is advertised as helpful for indigestion caused by catarrhal stomach conditions. It claims to restore gastric juice, neutralize excess acids, and remove mucus to prevent fermentation and gas. The text promotes Banter Water with minerals and sulphates as beneficial for these stomach issues. It notes Daniel Water aids digestion and acts as a natural diuretic. Union Point, the Spa Zise Water Co.
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Spa
Zise Water Co
Textile listings of Indian fabrics and linens on offer
A compact listing shows various fabrics including India linen wash chiffon plain nainsook madras check muslin brown linen linen crash colored linen. The items cover a range of textures and colors suitable for dressmaking and home fabrics.
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India
Madras
Only 131000 Bales Still To Be Ginned
Memphis Tenn January 20 in a statement issued today the National Ginners Association places the total bales of cotton ginned to January 1 at 12 628 000 bales and estimates that 13 000 will be ginned during the remainder of the season The apportioned totals by state include Alabama 1 314 000 Georgia 1 942 000 Texas 3 526 000 North Carolina 859 000 Missouri 54 000 Oklahoma 14 000 Virginia Kentucky 15 000 Mississippi 1 544 000 South Carolina 189 000 Tennessee 19 000 Louisiana 442 000 Kansas 22 000 Arkansas 22 000 and other figures total 12 628 000 with 15 600 remaining to be ginned.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Ginners’ Association
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia-Kentucky
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