House 10 Stick to the Calendar
Georgia house resumes work after a vacation and resists special orders. Committees report two resolutions. one for fining Mattingly bonds and another to extend the Western and Atlantic railroad. Bills on police patrol, state auditor, library clerk, and election law revisions are discussed amid efforts to keep to the calendar. The senate reconvenes at noon after Friday adjournment.
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Hei
Dooly
Mattingly
Alexander
DeKalb
Western and Atlantic
Seaboa
Felder
Blackburn
Fulton
Tttia
Stomach Digestion Affects Brain Power Says Apuero
A claim suggests heavy meals divert blood from the brain, hindering work capacity. It recommends Apuero with cream for breakfast and lunch to maintain a clear brain throughout the day.
Five Yosemite stages robbed by lone highwayman
Five wealthy tourists traveling in Yosemite valley stages were held up at 2 curve near Ahwanee by a lone highwayman. Duster hood concealed features as he ordered money and jewelry tossed from each vehicle. After robbing all five stages, the bandit vanished into the brush.
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Wawona
Cal
Yosemite Valley
Ahwanee
Roosevelt Attends Church in Oyster Bay Summer Visit
President Roosevelt and family attended the 1 o'clock service at Christ Church Oyster Bay with Rev. Charles Henry Webb and fifty boys from his parish. After church they drove to Sagamore Hill as Georgia Senate plans drew attention to railroad and tax bills. Legislative reports included board of assessors proposals, state Bloomberg leases, and a forthcoming annual return bill for Georgia corporations. Lieutenant Governor bill advances with potential revenue impact while debates over game wardens and hunting restrictions loom in the week ahead.
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Christ Church
Oyster Bay
Roosevel
Mira
Roosevelt
Ethel
Quenton
Christchurch
Charles Henry Webb
Astoria
N. Y
Mr. Webb
Gagamore Till
Western and Atlantic Committee
Senator McHenry
Judicial Committee
Candlers
Bil
Joe Hill Hall
Georgia
Mr. Hall
Candler
Railroad Committee
Senate
Chandler
Bif
Laeutenant
Benator Wheatley
Geipert, Pearson
National
Audubon & Ety
Committee On Corporations
Rae
Much Smaller Georgia Cotton Yield Predicted
Reports from Florida to North Carolina indicate a continued poor cotton crop with small stands and yellow, grass-filled plants. Labor shortages and irregular stands depress progress across eastern South and North Carolina, while Memphis district notes favorable conditions overall except for scattered dry areas.
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South
Georgia
Certian
Atlanta
Tallahassee
Florida Department of Agricultura
Florida
Sea Island
Raleigh
N. C
Jaly
North Carolina
Charlotte
Pitt
Brerufort
South Carolina
Columbia
Memphis
Tenn
Commercial Appeal
Cotton Belt
West Tennessee
North
Alabama
Mississippi
West
Tennessee
Snake Up His Sleeve Harvest Tale From The Inter Ocean
A harvest day tale recalls a barefoot field nap interrupted by a snake crawling from a sleeper s sleeve across his chest and arm. The frightened man, pale with horror, watches as the snake exits the open sleeve. Narrator adds sightings of climbing snakes and local ghost tales from the east.
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Chicago
Colonial Dames Gift to Virginia in Norfolk Navy Yard
The Colonial Dames of America in Virginia presented a three piece gift to the battleship Virginia in Norfolk navy yard. A central oval bowl with ebony base and adjustable flower and fruit settings sits with two electric candelabra side pieces. Relief seals of Virginia and the US Navy decorate the pieces and a front tablet bears the inscription Presented by the Society of Confederate? for the state of Virginia. The event marked their patriotism and pride as members attended Wednesday afternoon.
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Colonial Dames
New York
Colonial Dames of
America
Virginia
Norfolk Navy Yard
Unit States Navy
Department
Society of Co
Telerite
Atate
Americs
Notie
Wardat
Man Kills Self on Church Steps in Birmingham
On the steps of St. Marys on the Highlands in Birmingham Alabama at an early hour today prominent business man Dave Simpson secretary treasurer of Gregory Vinegar Company shot himself dead on church steps. He leaves a wife no motive has been assigned for the deed.
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St. Mary's
Highlands
Birmingham
Ala
Dave Simpson
The
Gregory Vinegar Company
Man killed aboard car on Wilmington to Stedman trip
After midnight a passenger named Elliston from Autryville drew a weapon in a crowded coach and announced he would kill everyone. Passenger Hledeve of Stedman shot Elliston in the forehead, killing him instantly. A revolver was found on Elliston with a jug of whiskey. Bledsoe surrendered to authorities.
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Wilmington
Stedman
Elliston
Autryville
N. C
Hledeve
Iston
Bledsoe
Fireworks at Ponce de Leon park highlight week
Arthur Williams assumes duties at Ponce de Leon in Cardoza's two week absence. A free fireworks display is planned next Thursday across the tracks near the former lake, following the night show at the Casino. Ingram Brothers ostrich farms end its Ponce de Leon run this week as birds head to White City Chicago. Hale's tour cat now travels cooled by a cold air ventilation system with a Chattanooga street circuit and Lookout Mountain ascent.
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Cardoza
Hugh Cardoza
Ponce de Leon
Atlanta
Jake Wells
Willams
Ingram Brothers’ Ostrich Farms
Ingram
White City
Chicago
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Columbus Manufacturers Aid New Industrial School
Local manufacturers in Columbus Georgia join the public schools board to equip the upcoming secondary industrial school opening on October 1. Textile equipment alone costs about ten thousand dollars, with textile, hardware, iron and wood working firms pledging donations and room. Committees met daily, endorsing the project and planning an advisory board drawn from local industries.
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Columbus
The
Columbus Public Schools
Tober
Textile Manufacturers’ Association
Columbus School Board
Convention of the Turners in Newark Opens with 190 Delegates
The biennial Northern American Gymnastic Union meeting begins in Newark with about 190 delegates. Herman Lieber of Indianapolis presents the annual report, Robert Nix discusses the committee’s work and the Milwaukee seminary for physical culture teachers is praised. Officers elected include Emil Haechater Chicago president Heinrich Metzner New York first vice president August Husrhultz Pittsburg secretary William Kramer Dayton Ohio secretary.
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Newark
Northern American Gymnastic Union
The
Turners
Herman Liher
Indianapolis
Unte
Robert Nix
Urdon
Milwaukee
Amateur Shaver Routines and Practical Beard Care
An old column reviews a small instructive book of shaving hints for men. It covers keeping two razors, lather tips, and using plenty of water. It notes safety razors as a solution, though they dull quickly and professionals keep keen edges through skill.
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London
Emireur
Harber
Unrepentant excerpt from The Philadelphia Ledger
A brief exchange features a solemn stranger asking if someone realises they are a worm of the dust, to which the flippant passenger replies that he is too shy on the dust, ending the fragment with witty stubbornness.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
The Outing Season Wardrobe Preview
The excerpt notes summer needs for seashore or mountain recreation. It lists garments and accessories such as negligee shirts white or colored with cuffs, light neckwear feather weight underwear fancy hosiery straw hats light weight caps and many small articles to complete a summer wardrobe.
Storm plunges Columbus papers into blackout rescue
A severe electrical storm in Columbus Georgia last night cut power in business districts delaying local daily newspapers. Candles aided reporting while editors labored to prepare copy. Power was restored by 2 am and papers published on time. In a separate incident, two gray horses pulling a carriage collided with a live wire, killing both animals and injuring the driver mildly.
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Columbus
R. M. Wilson
First Avenue
Meat Inspection Law Plans Heated Chicago Talks
Washington July 8. Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture and superintendents of Inspection from major packing centers will discuss implementing the new meat inspection law in Chicago this week. The secretary may visit additional cities to study enforcement methods.
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Washington
Chicago
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
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