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Notice to subscribers outlines rates and travel agents. Names of solicitors and city collectors listed. Advertisers urged to use official channels and keep receipts. All details point to Atlanta Ga January 25 1902 and publishing terms for daily weekly and Sunday editions.
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A Chivalrous Choice In Savannah Journalism Debates Stovall Stance
The Savannah Press endorses John H Estill and urges Stovall to back him. The Journal faults Stovall for not opposing Estill and outlines alternative actions from refusal to endorse to silence, highlighting local political tensions and journalistic rivalries in Savannah Georgia.
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Wayc 3Ss Journal
John H. Hstill
Savannah Press
Stovall
Mstill
Savannah Morning ‘News
Savannah
Georgia
S.avall
Estill
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In Old Virginia at The New York Sun
The Virginia constitutional convention is described as perpetual motion, endlessly talking and never adjourning. The piece humorously notes old men, young boys, and future grandchildren revering the convention as a lasting memory, while joking about airships arriving before adjournment.
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Old
Virginia
New York Sun
Kansas Gir's Opinion Letter From Atchison Globe
A reader recalls a White House visit with crowds four blocks long and a crush at the doors. She notes President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt appeared plain and cordial, while she avoids criticizing her hosts.
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Atchison Globe
White House
Roosevelt
Georgia Governor Race Hears Several Names and Plans
Georgia politics buzzes with candidates including Dupont Guerry, J. M. Terrell, J. H. Estill, and Joe Terrell as contenders for governor. Newspapers note campaigns, resignations, and debates, while editorials discuss qualifications and political strategy across Griffin, Augusta, Dalton, Covington, Fitzgerald, and Savannah.
King's Daughters and Sons Conference in Savannah
The interstate conference of the King's Daughters and Sons opens in Savannah Tuesday. About seventy-five delegates from each state attend. events include a reception with state officers, a yacht club oyster feast, and a visit to the Telfair Academy. Miss Madge Reid delivers the Georgia address. Pleasant A. Stovall welcomes.
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The
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Independent Presbyterian Church
Ard
Cause of Charity and Religion
Savannah Union
Yacht Club
Thunderbolt
Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences
DeSoto
Madge Reid
Georgia
Pleasant A. Stovall
Valdosta Board of Trade Forms Local Organization
Valdosta Georgia January 24 Special The Valdosta board of trade perfected its organization at a City Hall meeting electing T G Crawford as president J M Wilkinson vice president and a slate of directors including S B Goodwin C P Henderson W P Dorough C R Ashley A Briggs J E Roberts H C Briggs J W Pinkston C B Bondurant E H Thomas A H E Causey and A L Burnett A secretary will be elected soon with focus on railroad rates and services The body starts with about fifty city business members eager to advance local interests
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City Hall
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J. E. Roberts
H. C. Briggs
J. W. Pinkston
Georgia Should Honor Crawford Long in Washington Gallery
A Georgia citizen argues that Dr Crawford W Long, discoverer of anesthesia, and General James Oglethorpe should remain the state’s two representatives in the Washington statuary gallery. The letter recalls 1879 Georgia assembly actions, notes Long’s priority, and urges preserving his statue alongside Oglethorpe despite 1901 resolutions permitting more names.
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Crawford W. Long
James Oglethorpe
Washington
Long
General Assembly of Georgia
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Oglethorpe
General Assembly
New York
Alexander H. Stephens
Mosorum
University of Georgia
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Tien
Stephens
United States Congress
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Jackson
Dawson
Georgi General Assembly
Zong
Troy
Cobb
Athens
Two Men Drown in Chattahoochee Near Eagle and Phenix Dam
In Columbus Georgia January 24 two more men drowned in the Chattahoochee while crossing from Alabama in a boat to assist Eagle and Phenix with remodeling. Milton a 25 year old friction engineer from Tallassee Alabama and three black workers perished as the boat capsized in swift water. Milton's brother W J Milton witnessed the attempt to rescue but failed when a locked boat prevented timely aid. The other drowned near a downstream point. Milton leaves a wife and three children.
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Chattahoochee
Sim H. Milton
Alabama
Eagle and Phenix
Georgia
Milton
Wilson Mingo
W. J. Milton
Peter Riley
Thea Boit
Mingo
Eagle
Phenix Mls
Tallassee, Ala
5. W. Milton
Henry Parris Acquitted in Adairsville Murder Trial
Henry Parris was acquitted in a two day superior court murder trial in Cartersville Ga He killed Espasia Smith on an Adairsville street last October after a dispute at Coxs store A pistol was drawn by Smith before Parris fired Smith died minutes later Attorneys for Parris Colonels A S Johnson and J W Parris with Solictor General Maddox for the state listed in the record
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Cartersville
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Adairsville
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McKinley
Arrie Sala
Cox
Bailey's
A. S. Johnson
J. W. Parris
Maddox
Pulaski Superior Court Sets New Term In Hawkinsville
Pulaski superior court faces a busy next term as Saturday marks the last return day with many suits filed. Sheriff Raglan reports the jail near capacity with two murder suspects and several others jailed for assault with intent to murder burglary and misdemeanors. Local meetings by Dr. White of Macon at the Baptist church closed with strong turnout and warm reception.
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Pulaski
Macon
White
Was It Work of Wreckers Log Found on Plant Tracks
A report from Valdosta Georgia describes an attempted wreck on a Plant system train about seven miles east of Valdosta near Delmar. A timber obstruction was wedged between the rails, nearly causing a wreck. Sheriff无法 locate a crew for comment and whether the timber was placed or fell from a locomotive.
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Here
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Passmere
Charleston May Be In Brace For Yacht Cup Challenge
Savannah yacht news from January 24 notes likely Charleston Yacht Club challenge for the coup won from Savannah two years ago. Commodore Bechby of Bavarian Yacht Club says plans not definite yet but progress could allow Charleston to defend the trophy.
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Charleston
Macon Seeks New Federal Building With $600000 Request
Macon residents push for a $600,000 federal building project funded from surplus in the U S treasury. Petitions are being circulated across the southern district to urge Congress to appropriate the money and authorize construction in Macon. Citizens sign petitions at stores and public places as part of a wide local effort.
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United States Treasury
Congress
Divided the Estate Equally Miss Maguire Lets Sister In
Miss Nellie Maguire a nun in Mobile has agreed to share the late Captain Bryan Maguire’s estate equally with her sister in law Mrs W A Maguire. The estate valued around 5000 dollars will be divided with Miss O Connor of Brunswick receiving half. Administrator Hines appointed.
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World traveler William M. Smith back in Athens after Canadian trip
Athens Ga January 26 Special William M Smith a University Law School graduate who left Athens last year on a bicycle world tour recounts his travels. He joined the Eighty-fifth Singlish regiment in Canada for a ceremony honoring the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York then tried the navy before continuing through Montreal Toronto Buffalo Chicago Louisville and Dallas. He faced jail in Buffalo after the McKinley assassination scare and later ridden toward Mexico before returning to Georgia with plans to practice law in Atlanta.
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Escape of Federals From Savannah Guard House
January 24. Corporals Bradley and Colley of Fort Screven, held on assault charges, escaped from the Savannah guard house by dashing around the corner. A guard fired a shot but did not hit. Authorities are searching for the two men. capture likely harsh.
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Robinson Sues Majority Stockholders Over Company Books
C. E. Robinson, a stockholder in Alabama Steel and Wire Company, files suit against EB. T. Schuler, C. H. Schuler and R. Y. D. Carver. He alleges denial of access to company books and mandamus petitions. Judge Wilkingson issues rule nisi. case set for tomorrow in city court.
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Wilkingon
Fatal Mast Break Aboard Bark Trojan at Savannah
Aboard the bark Trojan at Savannah on January 4 a mast broke while repairs were underway. Captain William Sims was fatally struck and died within minutes. Henry Williams and another colored worker were seriously hurt as the first mast failed, then the second mast broke while being hauled into position.
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Pensacola
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Henry Williama
Two Negro Girls Die After Train Collision in Albany
Two African American girls named Ross and Magste Anderson were fatally mangled when the Albany and Northern passenger train struck them near the union depot at noon. They attempted to cross to avoid a pitch engine and were hit on the adjoining track. doctors fear the girls will not survive. In Homer, Georgia, Bushville Academy campus was burned down by fire around 7 o'clock, destroying the schoolhouse and leaving Miss Leila Ritchie as principal.
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