Senator Bacon Trip to China and Japan Praised
The war department placed additional transports in commission from New York as shipments to the Pacific are cheaper by sending quartermaster stores across the continent. Senator Bacon’s China and Japan trip is commended by Dr. Hill, noting a foreign relations duty and the value of firsthand knowledge for future policy.
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San Francisco
War Department
New? York
Suez Canal
Bacon
China
Senate
Fight Leaves Atkins with Fractured Skull Near Valdosta
In Valdosta Ga on July 16 Sam Atkins a farmer two miles north of town fought neighbor Bunk Lloyd after clashes over their children. Atkins skull is fractured and may require surgery while Lloyd fled the area after beating Atkins with a heavy stick. Lloyd suffered a head blow but was not severely hurt.
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Valdosta
Sam ‘Atkins
Bunk Lloyd
Wells
Atkins
Lloyd
Tay Mat
Tloyd
Jones vows injunction over Macon auditorium plan
Macon Ga July 10 Special Mr B L Jones says he is resolved to enjoin the city council from erecting an auditorium arguing city funds should be used for other needs while a large petition from taxpayers spurred the project. The finance committee has the matter and the public awaits the next move.
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B. L. Jones
Macon
Coincil
Mayor Welcomes Delegates at Georgia Mutual Aid Session
The Grand Lodge of the Mutual Aid of Georgia, a colored beneficiary order, opened its annual Macon session at Fulton Baptist church with Grand Master C. B. Reevis presiding. Mayor Smith delivered a welcome address as delegates gathered for a three day meeting.
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Grand Lodge of the Mutual Aid _ Ts
Macon
Grand Lodge of the Mutual Aid of Georgia
Fulton Baptist Church
C. B. Reevis
LaGrange
Smith
Grand Lodge
Order
Felder versus Corbin Banking Company Trial Opens
Judge Speer hears the Felder versus Corbin Banking Company equity case in Mount Airy Georgia with Slater and Colonel Webb present and Aust in and Marion Erwin listed to speak. Thousands may be at stake as arguments proceed in the United States court located in the Mount Airy public building. Decree on prize money in the Adula case pending and more cases expected during Judge Speer’s vacation.
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Speer
Felder
Corbin Banking Company
Mount Airy
Junge Spear
Slater
Atlanta
Colonel Webb
Birmingham
Austin
New York
Marion Erwin
Maron
United States
Ifumnt Airy
Adula
Morning call of Chanticleer cures morning misery
The piece promote Doctor Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related ailments. It claims restoration of health, blood quality, and relief from nasal catarrh with testimonials and instructions to order from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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Chanticleer
Golden Medical
Golden Medies
Bage
Pleasant A. Oliver
Wicks, Fulton Co
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
North Carolina Editors In Session At State Capital
Editors in North Carolina convene at the state capital for a session addressing press policy and legislative access. The meeting centers on editorial independence and statewide news coverage coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Capital
State Press Association Meeting Opens in Raleigh
In Raleigh on a July morning the State Press Association met with 112 editors present. W F Maralail presided as special addresses were delivered by Charles Stevens of the Newbern Journal and Rev A McKelway of the Charlotte Presbyterian Standard. Tonight Rev J E Troy will give the annual oration, Prof J Joyner will speak on Greensboro and its future, and A D Boone will read the annual poem. A banquet is planned Thursday night at Hotel Guilford.
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Raleigh
N.C
State Press “Association
W. F." Maralail
Gastonte_ Gaveatta
Weliverdd_ py
Charles
Stevens
Newbern Journal
Hev. A. ‘MckKelway
Charlotte
Presbyterian Standard
J. É. Troy
Trojan's Nation
Times
J. ¥. Joyner
Greensboro
A. D. Boone
Waynesville Courier
Hotel Guilford
Sketches of prominent North Carolina editors
A compact survey of North Carolina editors including Joseph Pearson Caldwell of The Charlotte Observer, James Biddy Norton of The Asheville Daily Gazette, William H. Bernard of The Durham Sun, James Adgernott Robinson of The Raleigh Christian Advocate, and Thad R. Manning, editor of The Gold Leaf, with notes on births, career moves, and influence in state journalism.
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Asheville
Gazette
James
Biddy Nortons
Norton
Mort Edward
New York
Connell
Tribune
Post
Belmont
Fleld
the Times
Commercial
Brooklyn
Hayis
Tore
Assovate News
Evening Post
Raleigh Christian
Advocate
Thomas N. Ivey
Raleigh Christian Advocate
Courra
North Carding
Marion
Fouley High School
Trinity College
Oate Institute
North Carolina
North
Thad R. Manning
Manning
Newepaper
Virginia
Missouri
Kansan
North China
County Officials Favor Four Year Terms in Bibb County
Bibb county officials back Sheriff Nelms proposal to standardize terms with four years. Hon RB A Nisbet, clerk of Bibb superior court, supports the change noting two years hinders familiarity and public accountability. Sheriff Westcott also favors the four year term plan.
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Macon
Bibb
Nelms
A. Nisbet
Bible
Superior Court
Wardet
Eperior Court
Westcott
Tee
Georgia Weekly Press Association Holds Athens Session
The Georgia Weekly Press Association wrapped a pleasant Athens visit with a fruitful session. Officers elected include President W S Coleman and Edna Cain as first vice president. The group toured the State Normal school and enjoyed a barbecue before departing for the Buffalo exposition.
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Athens
Georgia Weekly Press Association Aid
Citzens
Newnan News
Ecular
Pa. Herdwell
Stalbotton Lyes
Taans- Pas
Mublin Courier
James
Erie
Athens Bahner
Tess
Misa
Adno
Cain
Quitman‘ Free
Association
W. ‘Trop I Bankston
West
Point
State Normal School
Knights of Pythias Leader Sees Only Temporary Trouble
In Macon Georgia July 19 Milton E Smith former grand chancellor of Georgia said the Knights of Pythias troubles seen at Chicago as reported by the supreme lodge would be only temporary. He noted the order is in strong health with new sections forming. for the quarter ending September 20 1900 fifty six new sections, and by December 31 1900 many more, indicating growing membership and improving prospects.
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Smith
Macon
Knights of Yihlas
D. B. Woodruff
Bagon
Supreme Lodge
Milton E. Smith
Georgia
Labor Union in Macon Creates Coalition to Buy Coal
The Central Labor Union of Macon appointed a committee to buy coal in car lots direct from producers and sell at cost to members for winter consumption. The union aims to save money for its members, contrasting with profits claimed by local dealers.
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Central Labor ‘Union of
Macon
Central Labor- Union of
Fis
Snion Degires
Ite
Notable Rail Line Figures Share Macon News
Macon notes report William Cherking Shaw, vice president of the Georgia Southern and Florida Railway, received a letter from Benny Smith of Atlantic City stating Mrs Smith remains in critical condition after injuries. C W Mowers traveled to Atlanta to finalize arrangements for a race between Charlie Gid Musquetoon. WW Pitt Glover named commercial agent for the road at Valdosta.
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Macon
Spetiahy
Wiliam Cherking Shaw
Georgia, Southern and Florida ‘Railway
Benny Smith
Atlantic City
N. J
North Carolina editors profiled in honor list
The article profiles John M. Henry Head of Henry County and John B. Sherrill of Concord, noting Head as North Carolina Press Association president during 1888 89 and a delegate to the National Editorial convention six times, while Sherrill rises from Alexander County to editor of The Concord Times with long service in state press leadership and public roles.
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Bethel
Wimtis-Ton
Gilmer
John
D. J Bary
Dignatch
the Star
North Carolina
New Haven County
Aesthoknell of
Wumington
Daily Press of
Dorson
Heng
Head
North Carolina Press Association
Man+ filing
Gichc
Epolina
Charles
Concord. Register
the Times
Sherrill
North Force Press
Tha ' Nafonat Mattertad
Goncard
Eahens
Athens Wheat Out Fair Honors Local Growers
Athens editors hosted a wheat and oat fair with premiums awarded for top yields. Hon. J B Hunnicutt and Prof H N Starnes spoke as prizes of 325 and 100 dollars were distributed for best acre and three acres of wheat, with multiple farmers from Greene Jackson and Oconee counties winning gold and silver prizes. The event encouraged further cultivation and showcased notable yields such as 47 percent bushels and 120 percent bushels among top entries.
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Ion
J. B. Hunnicutt
Southern Cultivator
T. Bo Terry
H. N. Starnes
Y of Georgia
Wielan
A. L. Malcom
Statham
Oco
Pee
Fallowa
Hampton
Wrayswoed
Greens County
Iba
Hardigree
Watinsville
Ocunne
A. Stone
Centar
Jackson County
Iybrize
W. J. Boreaspele Valley
J. Price
Farmington
Oconee County
W. D. Kelly
Clarke County
Ince
J. D. Price
Georgia Retail Grocers Elect Officers At Adjourned Meeting
The Georgia Retail Grocers Association adjourned this afternoon after electing officers for the coming year. J. Kamper of Atlanta was named president, J. Evans of Savannah vice president, Vondersieth of Athens secretary, and J. Biby of Waycross treasurer. The next meeting time and place will be set by the executive committee.
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Athens
Georgia Retail Grocers” Association
Ae J. Kamper
Atlanta
J. Evans
Savannah
Isenant
Vondersieth
J. Biby
Waycrose
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Balter
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Charlotte Observer
Joseph Pearson Caldwell
Charlotte Cheeryer
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Iredell County
Congress
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Statesville Intelligencer
Observer
Daily News
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Atgte Hospital
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Tvlemds
Caldwell
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Willington Star
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Henderson
Tex
Aumorous
America
Ayatteville
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Robinson
Orange
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George W. Bagby
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Southern Home
Trinity College Museum
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Boy
Oxford
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Winston Leader
Leader
Charlotte Chronicle
Durham
Daily Recorder
Southern Tobacconist
H. C. Hackney
Alice Cary Page
Sherif M. M. Page
Wake County
Durham Daily Sun
Tniass
Euher
Chrah
Terence of
Vilashore
Wiliam F. Becker
Rutherfordten
Fie
J. L. Rucker
Rucker
Shelby Military Institute
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Pareid
Butler
University of North Carolina
Superior Court of
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the Tribune, “and Me
Wake Forest, College
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Mecklenburg Times
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Charlotte News
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Meckenbdage Times
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Meckierburg Limon
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KR. A. Nisbet
Ceorcia Weekly Press People
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Ohio
Starrea
the Association
LABOR
Georgia Retail Grocers
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Luaua
Rennement
Hatiars
Whitehall
Tutt
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line Railway
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Harris Lithia Springs
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Dowman Mig. Co
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Trinity Ave
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Fulton
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Samuel B. Turman
Michael
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Phive
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