Drawback On Cotton Ties Debate Shapes Tariff Policy
Washington July 6 amendments pass on a cotton ties drawback aiding cotton planters to reclaim about 99 percent of duties on shipped cotton. Senate action hints at a customs court with five members earning 0,000 yearly, likely from the quac region. Also coverage of charter revision debate in local council with minority reports and procedural moves.
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Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Burton
Quac
Engineer fatally stabbed after July Fourth celebration
Nall an engineer for Tennessee Lumber Company at Sutherland Tennessee was fatally stabbed by John McKinnes of Wilkes County North Carolina while returning from a Fourth of July celebration yesterday. The prisoner was hurried to Abingdon under guard to prevent a lynching as excitement ran high.
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Bristol
W. 2D. Nall
Tennessee Lumber Company
Sutherland
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsed by Physicians
Promotion extols Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases. It asserts medical approval and urges purchase only from California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Florida's Executive Speaks to Tammany on July Fourth
New York July 5. The Society of Tammany celebrated Independence Day with Governor Albert W. Gilchrist of Florida delivering the main address. Gilchrist praised traditional democracy and discussed the race question defending the South's approach to Negro affairs. Letters from Democrats, including Senator-elect John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, were read.
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New York
Society of Tammany
Tammany Hall
Albert W. Gilchrist
Florida
Gilchrist
John Sharp Wiilama
Mississippi
Cordele Hosts Georgia Letter Carriers Meet
Cordele Georgia July 6 Special The Royal Letter Carriers Association of Georgia convened for a three day annual session with a large delegation already present and more arrivals by train The meeting was held at the courthouse where the organization was formed for the three days work A night session is planned and delegates will begin serious work tomorrow Many attendees enjoyed afternoon races and tomorrow Cordele citizens will host an old fashioned Georgia barbecue.
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Cordele
Rocal Letter Carriers’ Association of Georgia
Court House
Georgia
Attorney General Attacks Supreme Court Judges
Nashville July 5 Attorney General Caldwell who prosecuted and convicted the Night Riders at Union City says the Supreme Court reversed the cases on mere technicalities and calls the decision a judicial blunder. He asserts none of those who know can grasp its meaning and warns retributive justice must be left to an avenging tool.
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Nashville
Tenn
Caldwell
Union City
Supreme Court
Tennessee
God of
Great Champlain Tercentenary Celebration Opens
Port Henry New York and Vermont began a week of ceremonies marking Champlain discovery of Lake Champlain. Governor Hughes spoke at Fort St Frederic as ex mayor Seth Low and Judge Albert C Barmy delivered addresses and Clinton Scotlard read a poem. Future events included Fort Ticonderoga with Taft Sherman Bryce Prouty and other officials attending. Don’t take any substitute demand K EK K Flour.
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Old Crown Point
Samuel de Champlain
New York
Vermont
Champlain
Charles EB. Hughes
Seth Low
Albert C. Barmy
Chicago
Clinton Scotlard
Clinton
N. Y
Fort Ticonderoga
Taft
Sherman
Bryce
Great Britain
Junserand
France
Prouty
New York State
Edgefield man shoots wife then kills himself
George Bush of Edgefield, D C, mortally wounds his wife after years apart and, fleeing into a swamp, is found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot. Coroner's jury rules death by own action. Wife had refused to reunite. Bush's heavy drinking cited as a cause.
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Charleston
George Bush
Edgefeld
D. C
Bn G
Edgefield
Mortuary Notices From Atlanta Area Obituaries
Multiple brief death notices list David L. Dennis 65 dying of heart failure near Capital avenue and Fulton street, with coroner inquiry scheduled at Graenberg Bond Bloom. Survivors include daughter Mrs. H. S. Garrett and sons J. A. Dennis and W. P. Dennis. Miss Mattie Brown of Marietta dies in private sanitarium aged 58 with funeral in Marietta. Infant Hugh A. Dyer dies at 10 Augusta avenue. funeral planned in Smaars, Georgia. Mrs. E. L. C. Terrie of Bendieton S. C. dies, leaving husband, child, mother, and four brothers. former Atlanta resident and Presbyterian church member. Jecry J. Flahive, a Macon grocer, dies aboard the steamer Nacoochee en route to Boston. funeral arrangements pending after arrival in Macon. four brothers survive in Boston.
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Capital Avenue
Fulton Street
Donahoo
Graenberg, Bond & Bloomfielge Undertaking
Mont
H. 5. Garrett
J. A. Dennis
Thin City
W. P. Dennis
Oklahoma
Hugh A. Dyer
Hugh
W. W. Dyer
Augusta Avenue
Smaars
E.L. C. Terrie
Atlanta
Mia
J. L. C. Terrie
Bendieton
5. C
Aincere
Laura A. Steele
Macon
Sary
Jecry J Flahive
Cotton Avenue
Nacoochee
Bodton
Savannah
Boston
Rev Anna Shaw Heads Woman Suffragists
Seattle July 5 The national convention of the National Woman Suffrage Association elected officers including Rev Anna H Shaw as president and Rachel Foster Avery Florence Kelley Kate M Gordon Ellen Stewart Harriet Taylor Upton Laura Clay Alice Stone Blackwell in a slate. Gordon re elected unwillingly with possible resignation. Frances Squire Potter eyed for corresponding secretary role at New York headquarters. next convention city to be decided between Sioux Falls and Washington.
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Wash
National Woman Suffrage Association
Anna H. Shaw
Rachel Foster Avery
Swarthmore
Florence Kelley
New York
Kate M. Gordon
New Orleans
Ellan Stewart
Chicago
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Ohio
Laura Clay
Lexington
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Gordon
Frances Squire Potter
University of Minnesota
Louisiana State Association
Sioux Falls
Washington, D. C
Marion Jackson Purchases Erwin Home On West Peachtree Road
Attorney Marion M. Jackson of Jackson & Orme has bought the West Peachtree Road residence of Thomas C. Erwin, cashier of the Third National Bank. The price is understood to be 18.09. The home is a handsome residence near the junction, reflecting a notable city transaction.
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Jackson & Orme
West Peachtree Road
Thomas C. Erwin
Third National Bank
Foot Severed by Train Accident in Savannah
July 4 in Savannah Georgia Henry Schwarz a 11 year old son of George C Schwarz fell from a crowded train coach platform while en route to Tybee beach. His hat blew away causing him to lose footing and the boy’s right foot was cut off as he rolled beneath the train.
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Savannah
Tybee Beach
Henry Schwarz
George C. Schwarz
Auto Smash-Up Kills Houston Merchant on Speedway
Houston July report says prominent dry goods merchant Hyman Levy was killed when the car he drove struck a bridge on the speedway near Houston. Secretary Ben H. Brown and Maurice Bouman, Levy’s associate, were seriously injured in the crash as they tried to reach the bridge despite an earlier city warning.
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Houston
Texas
Hyman Levy
Ben H. Brown
a@seal off, company
Maurice Bouman
Levy
Rapid Trege
Dangerous Buick crash injures two in Atlanta
A Buick overturned at Baker and Peachtree streets injuring two Black residents who were trapped under debris. The car was towed for repairs as Bicycle Officer Haslett helped rescue victims with minor injuries and fright.
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Baker and
Peachtree
B. B. Haslett
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