Democratic Fulton County Primary Meeting Notice
A fragmentary notice from Fulton County Georgia lists a Democratic executive committee meeting date and details. It mentions the airman, agendas, August 22, 1908, and a request for regulations and funding actions related to the estate audit and related offices.
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Indiana moves to revoke French Lick hotel charter over gambling
Indiana Attorney General filed to revoke the French Lick Springs Hotel Company charter alleging gaming on the property. Chairman Thomas Taggart heads the organization, which allegedly earns about 50 000 dollars annually from gambling. Police raided the French Lick and West Baden Springs casino, arresting several and seizing paraphernalia while titling proceedings moved in Orange County court.
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Condition of Cotton Estimated at 83.3
Washington July 3 The crop reporting board of the bureau of statistics department of agriculture finds from corps reports that the average condition of cotton on June 25 was 83.3 compared with 84 on May 25 1906 and 77 on June 25 1905 at the corresponding date in the past.
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Central Buys Macon Lands
Constitution Bureau Macon Ga July 3 Special Mayor Bridges Smith signed a deed transferring a portion of the city reserve to the Central railway for 32800 dollars. The cash to city treasury. Litigation with Macon Dublin and Savannah railway settled in federal court with costs to be paid. Central gains land to enlarge yards and equipment. plan for shops near the site.
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Endowment plan outlined for Mercer University in Georgia
At a Georgia Baptist educational meeting in Macon on July 3, President Y. Jameson of Mercer University was placed in charge of raising Mercer’s endowment to 500000. The drive aims to reach the goal within three years with major donors and officials pledging support.
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Cotton spinners aim to steady prices and clean up exchanges
London reports Charles Wright Macara, chairman of the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers Association committees, returning from Bremen. He believes the international effort is within reach to steady prices, curb professional gambling, appoint a commission to study exchange rules, and improve the growing, shipping, transportation and marketing of cotton.
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Two Men Slain by Lightning in Martin Florida
During a thunderstorm in Martin Florida lightning struck a tree where three men sheltered. Thomas Ward died instantly, Samuel Green was fatally injured, and George Cave was unconscious for a period before recovering.
Like a shower on a flower in the refreshing rain
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Mercer Elects Two Professors for Mercer Chair
Macon Ga July 3 Special At a meeting of a special committee with the trustees Mercer elected Professor E H Taylor of Georgetown Kentucky to the chair of mathematics vacated by the resignation of Vice President Kilpatrick He is a son of Dr J J Taylor president of Georgetown College and a Yale graduate A second appointee Dr John Harrison has taught over ten years and is set for the chair in philosophy.
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