Enthusiastic Southern Guests Back Constitutional Force Bill at Virginia Resort
A large Southern guest meeting at a Virginia resort endorsed the Force Bill and southern states rights. Captain Garland chaired, with W. T. Cheney as secretary. Resolutions condemned northern politics, urged home rule, and urged support for state rights. attendees signed in heavy list of Montgomery and Atlanta area names. The gathering closed with cheers and calls to forward the resolutions to The Atlanta Constitution and the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Moorcomney
E. Garland
Montgomery
W. T. Cheney
Rome
R. G. Clack
Zyrisouthiand
Luther
Washington
George E. Taylor
Whiteprins
Luggerlcel
Ala
Farianil
A. S. Match
Aon
CemEri
Aid
F. Hinghan
Sontgomery County
Wintde Snetolly van E
Walter J. Biges
Cornenic Vity
H.W. Natt
Bristol
Lexa
H. Churchill
New Orleana
WM. Holmes
Georgia
J. ¥. Holmes
Treorpia
Rwaner
Christiansburg
Charles B_Fags
Montgomery Springs
Thomas M. Hendrick
Montgomery County
Jacul
W. Wirt
Muncsuiuery- Tames
M. Wirt
W. L. Feel
Atlanta
Garland
E_Y. Fags
JF Vandiver
Montgomery Sponge
R. M. Vaniliver
Thomas M. Hamett
Marrivon
Roanoke
B.M- Washburn
A. Clarke
Aewwn
Belleville
J. M. Teomgs
A.H. Cheney
MM. C. Clark
T. ¥. Hulinés
A.B Clack
Georga
Johnston
Virginia
Hendrick
T. C. Jordan
Roanoke City
C. W. Jordan
Roangle City
M. M. EF. McCahan
W. D. Sayre
A. Douglass
RM. Lang Montgomery
J. F. Steingfellow
James A. Beall
Ada
J. A. MeTyeeria
Fev
Coynera Springs
G. P. Sebuessier
Oscar A. Wilson
B.w.horksdale
Lynchourg
B.g.clark
W. H. Pleasants
Hibelliu’s Institut
The South and Lodge Bill Clash in Massachusetts View
P J Hoar laments northern bigotry in Massachusetts over the Lodge Bill and federal election oversight. He argues southern rights must be defended, condemns federal troops at polls, and asserts New England oppression threatens constitutional liberty. He urges firm southern unity against perceived northern plots and tyranny.
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Bprroz
Massachusetts
South
Patrick Henry
Monararchy
United States
Graat
Nero Bresh
Steir
Henry Cabot Lodge
George F. Hoar
North
Congress
Arnold
Cotton Mather
Cala
Bigata
New England
New
Georgia distillers face fruit crop shortage and rising brandy costs
In Georgia the brandy industry shrinks with the fruit harvest as the number of distilleries drops from over four hundred to under twenty in the current year. Apple brandy distilleries are forecast to reach about thirty, while peach brands may vanish in parts. Prices rise, with wholesale Georgia brandy moving from 1.40 to about 2.00 per gallon. Government officers also crack down on illicit distillers in Henry County as enforcement widens.
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Georgia
Sesson
Ela
Jeff Dunwoody
Griffin
Senppernenia
Chapman
Henry County
Davis King
Themen
Ssine
Jim Miller
United States
Horticul tural Society of Georgia meets at Fort Valley
The State Horticultural Society of Georgia will meet in Fort Valley tomorrow. Prominent horticulturists are departing at 3 PM via the Atlanta and Florida railroad. Delegates will receive full information from W G Whidby as Atlanta invites the state to hold next session in this city. Fort Valley will provide reception and round trip fare is four cents per mile.
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State Horticultural Society of
Georgia
Fort Valley
Atlanta and Florida
W.D. Beatie
Atlanta Horticultural Society
A. W. Underwood
W. G. Whidby
Atlanta Society
State Society
Atlanta
W.G. Whidby
Southern Cultivator
T. B. Wells
Eb, E. Saunders & Co
Pensacola
Gulf
Mestvoa
Railroad Circles and Georgia Railroads News
In Europe the Railroad Commission prepares decisions on the Terminal case and a new standard tariff. Accident statistics show 137 June rail incidents with 58 killed. A church on wheels is built in Tiflis for gospel work along lines. Georgia projects span Cordele to Albany, Troy to Pensacola, and Hakinsville to Grovania with multiple bridges and extensions. The Free Book Project in Augusta proposes free textbooks for all pupils, cutting costs significantly.
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United States
Europe
Tiflis
Transcaucasian Railroad Company
St. Petersburg
Georgia
Aunawy
Fuonins
Troy
Ala
Pensacola
Pla
Mobile
Girard
Conecub River
FB. Y. Dabney
Embrgage Dustex
Hakinsville
Grovania
July Ltd
Machen
Covington
Nashville
Knoxville
Buffalo Valley
Cookeville
Augusta
Avousta
Lawren B. Evans
Hichuond County
Evening News Today
Board of Education
Hig
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Massachusetis
Lowell
Mass
Lynchburg
Lyncheurn
Board of Trade
Senate
Zouth
Tees
Sound
Board of Trae
Tre
Jonx W. Ceappocx
B.C. Quix
Tuomas A. Averett
Mr. Thrower
Charles D. Barker
TunowEs
Massey
Distillers
Stitts
Sya
Dawe
Marietta
Delvin & GikaBpEeas
E. Alabaara
Vim
Franx Bresen
Chattanooga
Bup Dyan
Macon
Phovnsson
W.j.mckrare
West Point
Anite
McKennié
West Poin
Caray W. G. Faris
la Grange
A. P. Woorwann
Tate Springs
Mapgox
W. G. Hanewdy
Smith
J. W. Ucehran
Hoveville, Ind
James T. Carter
Echela
Excelsior Steam Laundry
Decatur Street
Abe
Valles
Henry Jackson
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Jackson
Worley Smith
George 5. May & Co
Elaima
Mrs. Come
M.A. Combs
Oakland Censtery
J. H. Smith
Mangum Street
Westview Cemetery
Asis
Worthern Rateroad Gazettes
Richmond and
Danville
Georgia Pacific
East Tennessee and Central
U. S. Gov't Report
H. A. Boynton and
Shropshire & Dodd
Atlanta, Ga
A. Rosenfeld & Son
Whitehall, Gor
Alabama ST
New Jersey Commission
Ohio Food Commission
Cleveland
J.P. Stevens & Bro
Whiteball Street
Whitehall St
Fetzer's Clothing Store
Whitehall
Mon
Gordon School
JHE
Alaska
Pathette
Ita
Agasha
Dobbs, Why & CO
Peachires Street
Parker
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