General Evans Sent to Mississippi Camp
Brigadier General Evans left yesterday for Biloxi to attend the annual encampment of Mississippi’s state militia. He states a recent interview attributed to him was misrepresented and did not reflect his views on Mexico or any relations with the country.
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Cerral Ro Evans
Biloxi Mias
Milta
Mississipi
Sears
Lions
Bilox
Keneral
Evans
Mississiors
Mexico
Bevey Building Work To Be Resumed Today
Report of planned resumption of Bevey building work at a site. Mentions contractors and local property actions, with fragmented notes on delays, bankruptcies, and related theater company context. Details are unclear due to damaged text but centers on construction and property interests in progress.
Fragmented note hints at drowned bodies and lost identity
Readable phrases reference a drowning mystery in Florida with holes in a trencher and unclear identity. The text mentions a lake or canal scene, attempts to link a person named Javennah Yo and a group around Kingsland, with color hints and torn details. Further context is unreadable.
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Javennah
Kingsland
Jamiat
Florida
Publication suspended in Rome Daily Press amid editing chaos
Fragmentary OCR shows disrupted lines and garbled text referencing publication suspension. Readable terms mention Rome Daily Press and various stray words. The fragment hints at editorial disruptions and possible production halt without clear reasons or dates.
Five Drinking Founts Planned by Atlanta City Council
Atlanta city council began a push for hygienic drinking founts in all districts with $103 appropriated for the first five. Alderman H Van Dyke and Councilman Sam Shepard spearheaded the effort. Fountains will be bought by the city and installed by the park department under Park Commissioner Van Carey. Planned locations include Five Points, Empire Life building, Decatur and Ivo, Alabama and Pryor, and Alabama and Broad streets.
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Atlantas
H van Dyke
Sam Shepard
Park Board
Wits
Manemer van Carey
Five Pointe
Empire Life Building
Decatur
Ivo
Alabama and
Pryor
Broad Streets
Court of Appeals of Georgia Argument List Incomplete
A garbled OCR style record lists numerous named individuals and companies linked to a Georgia Court of Appeals matter, including references to RL Cooper, Valley, Charla Fanon, Johnson, Spalding, Southern Railway, Fulton, Tattnall, Oglethorpe, and other entities, with multiple extraneous fragments about transfers and associated firms.
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Cooper Vo
Por
Valley
Asduaton
Charla Fanon
Johnson WI
Tompany
Leshan & Powledge
RoSlis
Comer & Co
Harrell Y Southern Railway Company
Dodge
Wileen
Burriney
Genaville Supply Company
Baerston
Fite Attacks City Officials in Cartersville Meet
Unclear OCR text depicts Fite attacking Cartersville officials including the mayor and city chairman during a meeting. The speaker accuses local government of misconduct and criticizes state newspapers and officials. The fragment references court involvement and ongoing civic conflict.
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Cartersville
Lecneral
Mo Mitim
Bitter Lin
Redacia
Second Regiment Holds Humble Camp Site Dance
A Saturday event near Island Ga drew a large crowd as Second Regiment soldiers hosted a dance at the pavilion. Officers, soldiers, and spectators watched the festivity with women in attire and a genuine display of camp life. A later morning drill and parade impressed attendees, showcasing disciplined formation and marching.
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Gresne
Stosimon
Island
Guadoameurt
Nevemce
Udu Otek
Brinklin F
Big damages asked by property owners in Macon Ga
The Macon Ga report notes property owners seek large damages from the Central Railway Commission for street and property takings. Damages cited include 1000 and 6000 figures related to Fifth Street and adjacent properties. Some parties favor arbitration while others push for settlement.
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Macon Ga
Jitv
On Ria
Dimages
Propery Meners
Fifth Street
Uni
Amet
Uimages
Light Plant Option Opposed By Ashley
Councilman Claude L Ashley told the council it is impossible for the city to generate 1500 watts from 250 tons of garbage and urged deferring the option with New York Destructor Co for a 1500 watt plant. He favored 800 watts and questioned guarantees, while the council adopted the resolution despite the mayoral veto and an appropriation of $5 to bind the option. The aldermanic board will review the measure Thursday.
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Claude L Ashley
New York Destructor Company
Cty
Resolt Pan
Audlevy Council
Aldermanic Board
State Chamber Convention Walk In Atlante Chamber
Readiness surrounds the state chamber of commerce convention walk in Atlante chamber Wednesday at 10 am. Replies come from all counties led by Charles J Hahn chairing the special committee with Woodward Avanta Tavis Albany EW Stetson Mason John W Callahan H J Ceombs Bainbridge R D Cole Niwan and others backing the movement. President Wilmer Le Moon of the Athinta chamber will call the meeting to order. Charles Ifelin to attend as temporary chair.
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Dto
Wilmer le Moon
Athinta
Charles Ifelin
Resignation of Fifth Ward Health Board Member
Wool Hilderbrand of the Fifth Ward resigned from the board of health amid the waning days of the administration. The mayor accepted his departure, noting Hilderbrand had recently shifted focus away from ward concerns and moved residence. The Fifth Ward delegation discussed the resignation but did not decide on replacements.
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Wool Hilderbrand
Afth
Waru
Feria
Hilderbrent
Woatwud
Board of Health
Holierbrand
Hedia
Theft Confession Reveals $22,000 Missing Money
Jake Charles La Imp 21 and a 17 year old express wagon driver confessed to stealing $22,000 in currency from Mills Fares company at a railroad station. A chest key, hidden by the youth, led officers to a chicken house where $6,975 in cash and $4,000 found in a relative’s garage were recovered. Amy Merce, tied to the case, faces questions as police pursue the remaining funds and connections to the robbery.
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Jake Charles la
Harold Theere
Mills Fares Company
Jist Sevemaer Lisidinp
Pere
Pierre
Sunart
Amy Merce
Campiny
Amy
Fourteen Hurt When Train Leaves Track Near Shellman
Heavy rains washed out a culvert six miles west of Shellman, derailing Macon to Montgomery passenger train No 13 on Sunday night. Fourteen people were injured, none seriously, with cars derailed but not overturned. Injured include J G Grubb of Roanoke, J H Heliburton of Macon, W G Raines of Dawson, F M Modenno le of Cuthbert, C C War of Dawson, FR C Asher of Dawson, J A Warren of Shellman, J T H Owens of Macon, W M Hackney of Macon, Charlie Turner the fireman, plus four Black passengers. Train reopened late tonight.
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Macon
Shellman
Montgomery
Edgek
Gelock
GL Grubb
Roanoke Waankla
H Heliburton
Raines Dawson
Cuthbert
Dawson
Asher Dawson
A Warren Shellman
T H Owens Macon
Hackney Baggagemaster
Charlie Turner
Wages Alone Not Save Working Girls Says Reverend McAtee
Chicago July 21 Reverend William McAtee district superintendent of Rock Riverference told the SH James Methodist camp meeting that raising wages for working women 100 percent tomorrow would not solve moral troubles. He warned that increased pay could lead to finery theater rates and automobiles, offering no real remedy.
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Chicago
Wiliam McAffe
Rock Riverference
SH James
McAtee
Vanderbilt Receives Carnegie Gift Update
Nashville Tenn 21 announced that a check for 420 900 from Andrew Carnegie has been received toward his million dollar donation to Vanderbilt University Medical Department for laboratory erection. The remainder bears trust by the Carnegie Corporation for the medical school. The board will meet in October.
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Nashville Tenn
JH Aukland
Andrew
University Board of Trust
Cecentl
Will Niet
Requisition Papers Sought Over Lamb Case
Governor John M Slaton was asked for requisition papers in Field Lamb’s case. The New York barber faces an accessory before the fact charge in a four year old poisoning. Attorney James appeared, but no formal action was taken. Families of Joshua Crawford and Mary Crawford attended seeking to influence civil cases.
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John M Slaton
Field Lamb
New York
Joshua B Crawford
Jos James
Burton Smith
Rewbey R Arnold
Mary Helle Crawford
James
Lamb
Lewis Thomas
W TD Pills
Hugh Dorsey
Texas Legislature Convenes on Special Call in Austin
A special session of the Texas legislature convened in Austin with Governor D. F. Colquitts issuing the call. Lawmakers will seek direct election of United States senators, pass the general appropriation bill the regular session failed to enact, and revise penitentiary laws. The proposal totals 12,678,000 for the next two years of state expenses.
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Austin
Texas
Colquilts Call
United States
Association to Meet at Pleasant Grove Church
Shawl association of county dispatches a meeting at Pleasant Grove church on August 1st. The non denomination program promises interdenominational talks with Miss Daisy MaGee among the speakers. A large attendance is expected and a session will include a service and notable speakers.
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SS Association
LeGrange
Pleasant Grove
Daisy MaGee
Sunda
Seehook
Co Jhagypas
Unclear Product Claim About Tonic Against Heat
Fragmentary OCR text touts a tonic claimed to enrich the air and system and strengthen against summer heat. It reads like an advertising snippet with promotional promises but lacks verifiable specifics or identifiable entities.
Rates Held Unreasonable Amid Freight Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigates whether rail freight and commodity rate charges from St Louis and other Mississippi River crossings are unreasonably high. The record notes that maximum caps would be set at levels lower than existing rates, pending presuit action.
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Wasiington
St Lovis
Oather
Crops Respond to Rainfall in Georgia Farmlands
In Commerce Georgia after ten days of extreme heat reaching 100 to 105 in the shade a two hour Sunday rainfall revived crops and vegetation. The timely shower promises a good corn and cotton harvest for the area and should keep crops safe into August.
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Commerce
Yala
Colonel Mason Falls Dead at North Wilkesboro NC
Colonel Mason, a retired United States Army officer, died of heart failure in North Wilkesboro North Carolina while accompanying his wife to a train station for her trip to Raleigh to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law General Woodruff. Mason had traveled from Raleigh about a year ago to Wilkes County.
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Mason
Winston-farem
G’w Mason
Poors Knob
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