Convict Goods Branding Backed by Committee Vote
The judiciary committee voted to recommend passage of a bill by Mr. Alexander and Fulton to brand all convict made goods in Georgia for buyers information. Opponents argued branding would hurt retailers and out-of-state competition. The committee chose to recommend against the bill. Mrs. Sherman has recovered enough to be moved from Johns Hopkins to a lake retreat for further rest. The steamer Rayn, stranded off Yu eaten, is refloated with damage noted.
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Fulton
C. T. Ladson
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Georgia
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Sherman
Utica
Stra
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Baltimore
Big Moore Lake
Adirondeska
New Orleans
United Fruit Company
Ncorro
Fruit Company
Georgia justices meet in Atlanta in reform push
The Georgia justices of the peace and their constables met in Judge Bloodworths office in Atlanta. They urged two state law changes including broadening garnishment to day laborers and increasing fees for justices and constables. Only Dodgen and Jackson, Atlanta judges, were noted as association members.
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Georgia Justices of the Peace
Bloodworth
Jorge ‘W. A. Poe
Macon
Dodgen
Jackson
Atlanta
Scions of Signers Elect Officers and Wood to Chief of Staff
Philadelphia July 5—Descendants of the signers of the Declaration of Independence elect officers for their convention. Officers include President Dr Henry Marrin Philadelphia first vice president P V Conway Fredericksburg VA second vice president D Deb Hooper North Carolina secretary W S McKean Washington D C treasurer Braxton D Gibson West Virginia historian Albert McLellan Washington reg istry Meason G Draper Washington C D Chaplain Rev George Washington Darre Baltimore. Major General Leonard Wood will become chief of staff likely next week arriving around July 19 and serves as a bearers representative at the centennial celebration in Buenos Aires.
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Declaration of Independénte
Prévident
Henry Marrin
P. VD. Conway
Fredericksburg
Deb. Hooper
North Carolline
W. T. Risher
Pemnsylvania
Monument Funds and Confederate Memorial Bill Advancing
Georgia legislature approves 100000 for a capital yard monument honoring Civil War soldiers and home front women. A 1500 maintenance appropriation for the Confederate cemetery at Reason passes, while a 9700 extension program for women in domestic science faces defeat. The session features unanimous committee action and testimonials from Confederate veteran Captain W. H. Harrison.
Pie And Bowl Of Soup Sparks Stiff Court Battle In Macon
In Macon Georgia on July 6 a dispute over change from a bill for pie and two bowls of soup led to a busy court engagement between Paul Bridwall and Charlie Miller restaurant operator on Fourth Street. The judge imposed a 45 dollar fine on Bridwall noting prior similar conduct and a challenging record, while Bridwall claimed he offered more change and Miller disagreed.
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Macon
Paul Bridwall
Charlie Miller
Fourth Street
Briawell
Nature
Bridwell
Mier
Probing Plan for County Vote Heads Georgia Primary Rules
Atlanta reports outline of Democratic executive committee plans for August 23 primaries. Details cover prorating county votes to state convention delegates, the multiple used for one fourth of a vote, and how excess votes affect delegate allocation in Campbell and Troup counties.
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Ball
Campbell County
Brown
Smith
Hart
Hert
Delegates to Depart World-Wide Baraca Philathea Meet
Delegates gathering in Goldsboro Greenboro and Raleigh plan to depart at 6 10 tomorrow afternoon after a chaotic convention scene. Leaders include Major Charles M Seca former lieutenant governor and other regional delegates arriving from across North Carolina and Georgia amid deadlock as nominating progress stalls into midnight.
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Messing
Jamentown
Siogater
Tadaes
Georgia
State
Tesch
Raleigh
Inspection tour of W A track to be conducted Friday
The house committee on the Western and Atlantic railroad plans the annual inspection tour of the state road on Friday July 16. They will also inspect Governor Brown s proposed terminal property for the state road as discussed in his Tuesday message to the legislature.
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House Committee On the Western and Atlantic Railroad
Brown
India
Bifocal Glasses Promised By Waller Ballard Optical Co
Kryptok bifocals offering reading and walking vision in one glass advertised as the greatest pleasure of the age. Call onum for further information as the shop specializes in bifocal lenses at 16 Peachtree Street, Atlanta.
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Waller Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree
Atlanta
Estrada plans to divide Nicaragua and form a republic
Report from San Juan de Sur Nicaragua dated July 5 describes General Estrada proposing a new Atlantic Coast republic named New Nicaragua. He would be its first president with a $1,000,000 budget and U S protection. Finances to be controlled by the United States with five magistrates and foreign residents eligible for offices.
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Nicaragua
New Republic
Atlantic Coast
San Juan de Sur
Elnefielda
General Estrada
United States
Chamorro
Diaz
Mena
Department of Chantales
AGAINST BALLINGER ROOSEVELT DECLARES
Sagamore Hill hosts insurgent meetings with Roosevelt in candid talks after Col Rogevelt return. Five top insurgents set for Thursday discussions. Governor Hughes expected late week. Robert Bacon and Jason Gardner joined luncheon. Bacon a former tennis cabinet member. Roosevelt plans to move to New York editorial offices next morning.
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New York
Rogeevelt
Robert Bacon
France
Giason Gardner
Sagamore Hill
Bacon
Roosevelt
Selamore Hill
White House
Fay
Butts County Lacks Enthusiasm for State Politics
Jackson Ga July Special Butts county shows little excitement over the gubernatorial race with residents favoring the current administration Judge Hart is spoken of favorably and expected to receive votes. Jecks on, a misspelling in source, has seen recent growth and more than $200000 invested in new buildings within months, marking notable development for a town its size.
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Jackson
Butts County
Judge Hart
Jeckon
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