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W. H. Overby
E . Guinn
W G. McNelley
B. M. Pack
T H. Hunt
James T Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Etha Constitution Publishing CO
London Office Address for Correspondence
London notice directs letters to the Curtle Brown representative at Covent Garden with safety, stating the constitution can be found on file.
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London
Curtle Brown
Rapr
Herriettatreet
Covent Garden
W. G
Wisconsin convention scorns Spooner amid La Follette revolt
Atlanta dispatch reports the Wisconsin Republican convention rejected Senator Spooner, highlighting a split with La Follette forces over primaries and uniform taxation. The governor-backed platform denounces federal interference and party pledges, while Spooner’s indorsement remains tentative. The piece notes Spooner may drop earlier retirement claims. a second story discusses silver markets and exports totaling about 49.7 million dollars, with emphasis on silver’s use beyond decoration.
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Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
Senate
Roosevelt
McKinley
la- Follette
Spooner
LaFollette
Fractional Currency and Cotton Bale Rules Discussed
The piece notes silver currency need in Europe and how the U S sells silver bullion to farmers at under 50 cents an ounce while Europe coins it intomoney worth $1 32 an ounce creating profits for both sides But the text also covers Georgia Alabama cotton packing bagging limits and a belt of political commentary on Philippines friars Taft Rome and U S policy with sharp opinion on church state relations and insurrection history
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Southeastern Cotton Buyers’ Association
Georgia
Alabama
Spain
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Vatican
United States
Church of Rome
Islands
Atlanta Depot Contention Echoes Across Papers
Multiple papers report Atlanta losing the new depot while noting Bobby Walthour remains a figure of interest. Critics lampoon water access and rail politics, with The Southern planning its own depot and cities debating street space. The tone blends satire and local satire about growth and access.
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Parten Gazette
Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Darren Gazette
Wire Grass Blade
Forsyth Monroe
Dallas
Woodwardes
Sporta Ishmuelite
Secon
Danielaville Monitor
Southern
Macon County
Kentucky
Georgia
Atlante
Poetic Justice of the Sea and Political Snippets
A collage of itemized excerpts contrasts naval bravado with political commentary. It cites Admiral Crowninshield’s critique of Schley, reports on tariffs and trusts from various papers, and notes on US trade balances, steel profits, and public policy debates.
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Florida Times-Union
Admiral Crowninshield
Christiania
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Caitiz
Judge Elias Herman Dead in Eastman Georgia
Judge Brian Herman one of South Georgia’s best known lawyers died suddenly at his Eastman home from heart paralysis. He had served as county judge and town mayor and was admired for championing the poor. Survived by wife, six children, three brothers and a sister.
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South Georgia
Eastman
Brian Herman
Herrman
Hon
W.W. J. Worthman
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Mia
Lizzie Worthmen
Aix
Rifle shoot at Savannah names committee head
Captain W B Stephens accepted the chairmanship of the committee arranging the interstate rifle shoot in Savannah Georgia. The event runs August 25 to 30 with aims to secure large attendance and Georgia teams expected to participate. In Americus cotton balls display the first of the new crop and drought threatens to delay a new base for the area.
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Stephens
Savannah
W. B. Stephens
Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
Genie
Tennessee war record letters celebrate volunteer state pride
Letters recount Tennessee’s early self government under John Sevier, contributions to Kings Mountain and New Orleans, and later Indian wars. The author praises Tennesseeans and references Captain Howell’s tribute to Sevier Shelby and others. A stray carrier pigeon note from Lula Georgia and a request for Christian harmony publishing follow, then a survivors of Thomas’ Brigade notice details a Cedar Mountain battle anniversary and a planned veteran picnic in Culpeper Virginia with contact hopes.
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Tennessee War Record
John Sevier
Tennessee
Kings Mountain
N. C
Young Republic
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Packen
Spain
Red Man
Florida
Georgia
Mexico
Even P. Howell
Guilford Court House
Dean Shelby
Biason
Shelby
Ferguson
Howell Hop Thue
John Fon
Cornwallis
America
Parliament
Louis II Parham
Georgia Infantry
S A
Cedar Mountain
Culpeper County
Virginia
Newspaper Men and Real Estate Move in Atlanta Scene
In Atlanta a former newspaper man revels in the lure of public life while colleagues discuss the rise of Thomas R. Brown to mayor and police chief of Minneapolis. Real estate agents report steady demand and cautious growth, with small deals and ongoing interest in homes, rentals, and property.
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Minneapolis
Thomas R. Brown
Minneapoli
Brown
Ames
Jones
Georgia
Henry L. West
Washington Post
United States
Cleveland
Harrison
McKintey
Roosevelt
Mst
Atlanta
Public affairs notes from Atlanta council and community life
The Charter Committee meeting is postponed as Councilman Howell leaves for New York, with a new session set for Monday July 28 to take up the committee’s report. Other items cover a Labor Day planning meeting, claims against the city, social acknowledgments, street asphalt work, and local society notices.
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Howell
New York
Charter
Whitehall Street
Corner Stone Laid at Wilkesboro Court House by Masons
Special report from Raleigh July 18 notes the grand lodge of Masons laid the corner stone of a handsome Wilkesboro court house. Masons from several counties attended along with many nonmembers, marking a notable civic event in the region.
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Raleigh
N. C
Grand Lodge of Masons
Wilkesboro
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