Dispensary Fight Sweeps Floyd County Vote Debate Heats
A heated legislative committee hearing ends with an 11 to 6 vote to recommen d sending a measure to Floyd County voters to repeal the dispensary law and restore the high license barroom system. Proponents cite taxes and morals while opponents insist on county autonomy and legal safeguards. The issue dominates talk as petitions and affidavits from Floyd leaders and candidates frazzle the room.
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House
Baestae
Messrs Ennia
Knowles
Floyd
Roma
Nat Harris
Copeland
R .A Denny
Seeborn Wright
Rome
Arment
Wright
Messrs Knowles
Ennis
Harris
Nat C Harris
Harrie
Floyd County
Supreme Court
Seaborn Wright
Fiord County
Bfee
Trix and Triz Card Game Mentioned by The Columbian Book Co
A short item notes a card game titled Trix or Triz, described as new and best by The Columbian Book Company. The fragment references 139 cards and names Finch and Dog On as potential elements or publishers in a historical listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trix
Triz
the Columbian Book Co
Death of Doc Caldwell Marks South Carolina Hotel Era
James M. Caldwell known as Doc Caldwell died at the Central hotel in Florence where he served as clerk for about 25 years. A well traveled man born in New Bern, North Carolina, he was famed as a geographer of the United States and as a versatile showman who once worked with circuses and balloon ascensions. He left a wife but no children and had a father in Chicago, keeping much of his past private.
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South Carolina
Columbia
James M. Caldwell
United States
Central Hotel
Florence
Doc
Fetel
Newbern
N. C
Genilla
Patent Medicimnen
Dock
Caldwell
Chicago
Colonel Hawes
A. L. Hawes
Bainbridge
Capitol
Tip Harrison
South Georgia
Hawes
Stewart County
Captain Harrison
Virginia
Gordon
State Gossip Reflects Capitol Contests and Rosters
Governor Terrell reappointed Hon. T. M. Norwood as judge amid a spirited contest with Hon. George T. Cann. John G. Hale named solicitor of Dade County. Confederate Records discussants from Alabama to North Carolina plan a memorial and cautious roster completion. Counts rise in Pike and other counties while arbitration sought for franchise assessments. Colonel Hawes death noted. Georgia figures active at the capitol, including Ad amson Hardwick McLendon Thrash er Upchurch and Shropshire.
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Overnor Terrell
Avannehocity Court
T. M. Norwood
Norwood
George T. Cann
John G. Hale
Dade County
Aambilers of
Mississippi
Birmingham
Candler
B. F Dixon
North Carolina
M. P. Tribble
South Carolina
Thomas M. Owen
Department of Archives and History
Alabama
Leon Jastremakl
Louisiana
Dunbar Rowland
Georgia
War Department
State's Suits for Land Before the Legislature
Georgia lawmakers discuss the state's land suits near the Florida line. Governor Terrell backs litigation to recover lots in Early Appling Irwin counties, with about 50 thousand dollars at stake and attorneys to receive a one quarter fee. Committee hears from Meears Haygood Cheney and Cutts and from landholders represented by Mr Buchanan and Mr McLendon.
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General Judiciary Committee
House
South Georgia
John M. Clatonia
Buchanan
Early County
Terrell
Meears, Haygood, Cheney
Cutts
Florida
M'Lendon
Thomas
Georgia
United States
Alabama
Mississippi
Yazoo
Echoot Fund
Acta
Appling
Irwin Counties
Runa
Altémahe River
Chattahoochee
Jesup
Albany
Pierce
Ware
Clinch
Wetrels
Lowndes
Brooks, Thome
Decatur
Mitchell
Miller
Ecetvé
Buchika&n
McLendon
Messrs. Haygood and
Cuttd
McLendon calls for AG to rule on unjust land suits
McLendon said he would invite the attorney general and governor to a committee meeting. Hart attended Justice Gumpkin’s funeral and stated he did not expect to manage the matter, offering to provide a legal memorandum. The state was urged to reject claims and renounce titles on certain lots to avoid clouded titles. The discussion continued to Wednesday. Tate Spring offers scenic beauty, climate, healthful water, and pleasant society.
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Ason
Cates
Weekend Beach Train Rates from Wrightaville via Seaboard Air Line
Weekend rate of 7.80 for round trip tickets, on sale Saturdays with service to the Beach. The through route leaves Atlanta at noon, connects with a Pullman at Hamlet, arriving Velenteville Sunday morning. An Atlanta to Hamlet night train also offers a cafe parlor car to Wilmington, with Beach arrival Sunday. inquiries at 114 Peachtree St. for Pullman reservations.
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Wrightaville Beach
Seaboard Air Line
Beach
Atlanta
Pullman
Hamlet
Velenteville
Atlants
Wilmington
City
Peachtree St
King Edward Off to Ireland in Royal Train Parade
King Edward and Queen Alexandra with Princess Victoria depart London for Ireland at 1 pm in state landaus amid cheering crowds. Royal train, decorated with flowers, travels to Holyhead for yacht awaiting their majesties. arrival in Kingston expected by 9 am tomorrow.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
Ireland
Buckingham Palace
E Buston
Household Cavalry
Rairoad
Holy Head
Royal Yacht
Kingston
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Ommittes
Senstor
MaHenry
Harrin
Mr. Wright
Coleonel Harris
McHenry
McEenry
W. H. Eno
Rnll
Moses Wright
W W. Brooks
Brooks
Sy Brooks
3. T Green
Edward Proctor
L M. Bandrum
Leonard Tood
N. G Watson
County Smarine Committee
Land Jury
Wright Soa
Colonel Harris
Haerra
Frank Copeland
Walker County
Messure
Broad Street
Roms
Copeland Waild
Ted
Messrs
Thia Quesan
R. 5
Hendén
Dr. Headen
Elka
W. J. Neal
M. Gammon
Floyd County Commissioners
S M.&. Bubanke
Gammon
Denny
R A. Denny
Ellis
Senate
Mr. Neel
Mr. Denny
Danis
A. Cabg
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Cali
Roman Fearls
Matter & Berkele
Whitehall Street
Moziey
Alnaworth
Record and Pension Division
Washington
Tazen
Pike Ocounty
Pike
West Point
Atlanta Belt Line
W. C. Adamson
T. W. Hardwick
G. McLendon
Thomasville
Thrasher
Quonee
J. Upchurch
Charlton
Wesley Shropshire
Lithia
Clube
Carolinas
White Stone
R. R
Springs
White Stone Lithia Water CO
White Stones Springs, 8. C
Vici Blucher
Daniel’s Shoe Store
Whitehat
Tate Spring
Eastman
Kodaks
Whitehall
Aleo
Hess
Baya
Eiseman Bros
Wantmers, Md
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