Georgia political patronage row over post office picks
A Georgia dispute over patronage unfolds as Rep Bartlett pushes William Morgan for Macon postmaster while Sen Baran backs Custis Nottingham. The row highlights party colleagues seeking fair share of appointments amid broader debates on honoring presidents and supporters. Local figures Bartlet Nottingham Morgan are described as a merchant banker and a respected lawyer respectively, with timing tied to other patronage decisions in the state.
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Georgia
Strée
Bartlett
Macon
Herre Edwards
Baran Ha
Custis Nottingham
Senate
Han Werishi
Tve Bartlett
Wiliam Morgan
Tacover
Bartlet
Smith
Morgan
Nottingham
Bacon
Nemines
William Nehley Howard
Ananta
Sinha
Eugene Lee Foreist Services Held This Afternoon
Eugene Lee's funeral services are set for this afternoon at Bloomfield's chapel with internment to follow at Allanta Park Cemetery. The notice notes the time as this afternoon and lists the chapel and cemetery as the key locations.
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Eugene Lee
T O'Ehuck
Bloomfields Chapel
Allanta Park
Eckman’s Alterative Claims Heal Throat and Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective for severe throat and lung diseases including bronchial asthma and stubborn colds. It cites patient testimonials, asserts safety without dangerous drugs, and directs readers to Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for brochures and a list of accessible druggists.
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Dean St
Eckman
Eckmans
Ail Cons Arug
Eekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Edwards Refuses To Quit Macon Postmaster Job
Macon Georgia July 12 postmaster Harry Stiilwell Edwards says he will not resign and has appealed to the president to remove him. Washington reported plans to oust him due to non Democrat status. Edwards released assistant Hillyer Fuchsill to run for postmaster and Rudisii, a Cleveland-era appointee, is backed by many business leaders in the city.
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Macon
Harry Stiilwell Edwards
Washington
Fidwards
Edwards
Roosevelt
Brill Moose
Bacon
Curtis Nottingham
Bartlett
W. T. Morgan
Hillyer Fuchsill
Nostmaster
Rudisii
Cleveland
Fawird
New Gospel Fragment Describes Crucifixion and Death Tale
An ancient manuscript fragment in decayed ink recounts the crucifixion of the Savior and His entombment followed by a resurrection scene. It narrates Death seeking the newly dead and confronts six Medial figures who infiltrate the tomb, with references to Ananta and a kingdom table scene.
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Jesus
Lhey
Ananta
Joseph
Avimathea
Amente
Teath
Avhaton
Death
Gaing
Trypbhen
Opalath
Phihinen
Sotemis
Komphion
Meath
God
Dimyn
Armente
Death Confronts Jesus and Fails to Subdue the Resurrected One
The text portrays Death confronting Jesus in the tomb, questioning the identity of the risen figure. Jesus looks upon Death, laughs, and dispels Death’s fear, then frees captives and tears down Hell’s gates, binding slain ministers and Judas Iscariot facing prophetic judgment.
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Death
Gehenna
Hell
Jeans
Jesus
Lamb
Amente
Satan
Melkhir
Judas Iscariot
Jindas
Atlanta Normal Plans to Give Students Work
Atlanta Normal plans to expand by opening a laundry and other trades to aid students who must work. The school opens September 24 with tests and inspections praised. Donations and support from local figures aim to fund equipment and reduce debts as absent funds loom.
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Atlanta Normal
W. Foote
Charles J. Haden
T. B. Blackstone
Misa Christena Arbuckle
Richard D. Stinson
Federation of Labor attacks Governor Brown over Augusta massacre
The Georgia Federation of Labor denounces Joseph M Brown's speech on law and order and calls for a legislative inquiry into the Augusta massacre. It condemns the governor’s militia rhetoric and urges investigation of strike actions and alleged abuses by railroad officials, arguing for subservience of the militia to civil power and praising organized labor as a force for progress.
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Augusta
Georgia Federation of Labor
Joseph M. Brown
Organized Labor
Watson
Thomas F. Watson
Georgia Railroad
Union Railway Employees of
Georgia
Joseph Mackey Brown
Brand
Atlanta
Scott
Joseph EH. Brown
Little Joe
Brown
Congress
Ark of Law and Order
Ratirasd
Atonte
Mephistopheles
Cherokee County
Military Court
Glasscock
West Virginia
National Guard
South
Constitution's Telephone Service Hours and Extensions
The Constitution announces changes to its telephone service hours. From 7 am to 11 pm on weekdays and 7 am to 11 pm on Sundays, callers should use Main 5000 for all calls. Between 1 pm and 7 am on weekdays and after 11 am on Sundays, callers are directed to specific departments with listed extensions such as City News Main 5600 and City News Main 6001, Office of the Editor Main 6008, Managing Editor Main 5008, Night Editor Main 6003, Compusing Room Main 5008, Advertising Main 500, Circulation and Classified Ads Main 5006.
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City News
Parrys and partners affirm judgments and uphold aims
A fragment from the Georgia Federation of Labor shows JHOMS JONES and W C PUCKETT with LOUIE B MARQUARDT among committee members. Attest by S B MARES, President, and ROBERT FECHNER, Secretary-Treasurer, indicates official endorsement.
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Parrys
Jhoms Jones
W.C. Puckett
Louie
B. Marquardt
The
Georgia Federation of.,Labor
S& B Mares
Robert Fechner
LOBBYING DEFENDED BY JAMES E WATSON
James E. Watson of Indiana defends business representation at Washington while urging a kept tariff board and criticizing secrecy in tariff making. He argues Americans need honest business input, condemns caucus tactics, and calls on progressives to return home to the Republican fold at the Buckeye Republican club outing.
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Columbus
Washington
Walntaine
Tariff Board
James E. Watson
Indiana
Buckeye Republican Club
Senate Committee
Mulhall
O “T
Congress
Wilson
Indianapolis
Tis
Princeton
House
Death of H. Abner Camp of Grantville
H Abner Camp prominent Grantville citizen died Friday morning at Wesley Memorial hospital. He was a brother of the Messrs Camp of Moreland and son of the late H W Camp of that place. He was a director and stockholder in Ward Trutt company of Atlanta.
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H. Abner Camp
Grantville
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Jim Conley Denies New Statement After Police Interaction
Jim Conley, described as a negro sweeper, told reporters he had not issued any new admission. Police have kept him secluded since last night. Saturday night they located him in "bruncatus How" cell and he answered questions briefly before a turnkey arrived to stop further questioning.
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Jim Conley
Jim
Bruncatus How
Latter-Day Saints Meet in North Georgia District
The annual conference of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints in the North Georgia district will be held in the Mormon chapel on Woodward Avenue today. Meetings, to which all are cordially invited, begin at 1:00 p m with sixtee n traveling elders in attendance.
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Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
North Georgia
Woodward
Venus
Ty Whith
GetS-IT corn cure promises quick relief
Advertises GETS-IT as a quick, painless remedy for corns warts calluses and Lun sions. Claims to stop pain shrink corn and remove it in days. Priced at 20 cents per bottle or available by mail from B Lawrence & Co Chicago. Local Atlanta outlets listed.
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Avery
B. Lawrence & Co
Chicasa
Atlanta
Jacobs
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