AntiSaton League mobilizes in Georgia to root out liquor trade
Georgia reform efforts led by Dr Solomon and the Anti Spton League report rapid organization across counties, letters to ministers and officials, and plans for a state election next year. Key figures include Judge W. R Hammond, Rev A W Guildian, Rev J J White, Rev J C Solomon, and state superintendent Solomon.
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AntiBalcon League
Amd Wrorz
Kt Ip
Wall
Georgia
Ft ¢ Solomon
Ate Anper- Intendent
Solomon
AntiSpten League
Imant
Anti-Bacon Leneue Ulernture
Tite Kempel
Itgeor
State Board
Dodge Hammond
League
W. R Hammond
Storney
Atlanta
Whit Myshaw
Gotten Age
Frank E Jenkins
Woody White
Arrest of Fred Horton for Decatur Street saloon robbery
Fred Horton was arrested for aiding Jim Wallace in robbing his fathers saloon at 366 Decatur Street. The pair fled toward Richmond by train, with Horton captured in Newnan after a pursuit by Officer Hannah and Mr Wallace. Horton is held at the police barracks while authorities coordinate transport to Atlanta.
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Decatur Street
Jim Wallace
Pred Jorton
Wallace
Richmond
Morton
Atlanta
Ofther Hanna
Ithehmeny
Fred Nowk
Newnan
New Ban
Hannah
Horton
Florida Democrats Endorse William Jennings Bryan Foe President
Florida Democratic Executive Committee meets in Jacksonville to canvass primary returns and adopts a resolution favoring reform and strongly endorses William Jennings Bryan for president. The action signals party support for reform and Bryan’s candidacy.
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Florida
Democratic Executive Committee
Jacksonville
Fla
Democratic
Conaliiee
Fox Wiliam Jendowa
Ryan Game Party
Senate allocates $25,000 for president travel expenses
Washington reports opposition to UA committees eased as an Independent Bill carried the travel appropriation for the president at $25,000 yearly with discretion to the president, bill passed by the Senate. other items included civil appropriation, Panama canal provisions, and Columbia post office aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meny
Senitor McLaurin
House of Representatives
Benater Foraker
Rendons
United States
Peniston
Soldiers’ Thames
Panama
Renate
Columbiy
German Consul Framing Report On San Francisco Insurance
June 22 report from Franz Bopp the German consul in San Francisco outlines the German government actions over insurance firms operating in California He cites oversight powers and notes several German insurers including Agena Munich Hamburg Hremen North German Prussian National Rhine and Transatlantic and states that the latter has ceased underwriting California risks.
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Germany
Ith
San Francisco
Agcan
Munich
Hamburg-Hremen
Hamburg
Prussian National
Rhine
Transatlantic
Tatter
Inauranes
California
Local Field Short Stories and Minor Happenings
A fragmented local report notes a peddling arrest, a Washington Street viaduct fall injuring a man, a carpenter’s fall at a residence on Cinden Street, a facial injury from a collapsing wall, and a bank cashier recovering at home after a week of absence. Insufficient readable details prevent full identifications.
Mortuary Notices From Local Church and Homes
Carrie Merk infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Merk dies at home. Funeral at South Hend church this afternoon at 3 o clock with interment in churchyard. Mrs Wittle Tidd aged 70 dies at residence of daughter Mrs J W Kenly at 04 McVantel Street. Body to travel to Amoro Ga for funeral and interment. Howard Boggus 18 months old son of Mrs Aliee Boggus at 33 Tumitin Street dies at Sheltering Arms. Funeral at Hasclax and Bandons chapel Saturday at 3 o clock, interment in Casey’s Cemetery.
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Garris Merk
Carrie Merk
Mr. Merk
Wittle Tidd
Miltie Tidd
Denivy
J. W. Kenly
McVantel-street
Amorno
Howard Boggus
Doggus
Aliee Boggus
Arma
Hasclax & Bandons Chapel
Casey's
Senator Clay to be orator for Covington July Fourth
Preparations are complete for Covingtons Oak Hill Fourth of July celebration with Senator A S Clay as the orator. Other speakers include Fan L Livingston congressman from the fifth district and Fev L J Gehots. Sunday schools will contest a singing program, with about forty schools expected to participate. Bethany Zion Ti W Prospect Enaping Ahoata Unlar vy Liberty Smyrna Turners and Liberty Chapel are listed among participants. Oak Hill string band to furnish music.
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Covington
Oak Ul
A. 8. Clay
Fan. L. Livingston
Fev
L. J. Gehots
Coronel Livingston
Ork Fim
Bethany
Zion
Law filed as belief of society fraud and unpaid benefits
Miss Kate Law sues the Unsted Benevolent Society of Atlanta for operating without proper agents and denies insurance legality. She alleges four years ago she bought a certificate, paid dues, and was entitled to benefits of 443 81k, but payments were refused. A judgment for 43.12 exists, and a [court] stay was sought. Judge Fendleton denied a receiver but barred changes in status pending July hearing.
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Kate Law
Stpering
Unsted Benevolent Society
Atlanta
Lfe, Health and Accident Insurance Society
Agneta
Aszolates
Vallegew
Abe
Society
Ad Justice Court
Anciety
Cass
Fendleton
Sociery
Tte
Stu
Henry A. Alexander
Havoc Strikes Athens and Monticello in Severe Hail Storm
A special report from Athens and Monticello, Georgia, describes a violent hailstorm yesterday afternoon across Clarke and Oconee counties. Hail depths reached 14 inches in places, with extensive crop and fruit destruction on multiple plantations and fences blown down. The storm stretched over Clark, Oconee, and surrounding areas, damaging corn, cotton, and trees.
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Athena
Clarke
Oconee
Oconto County
Clark County
Cloris
Hell
Monticello
Monticvito
Elock
Sam Woodward Injured During Cotton State League Game
Jackson Mississippi June 22 Sam Woodward of Atlanta who plays left field for the Baton Rouge baseball team in the Cotton State League was struck on the head by a pitched ball in this afternoon’s game and is in a serious condition. Doctors say the outcome is not yet known. Pitcher Rob Innov of Jackson is deeply grieved over the incident and the community shares the sorrow.
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Jackson, Miss
Pecia
Sam Woodward
Atlants
Lefiend
Baton Rouge
Rob Innov
Jackson
Wanted To Test the Dogs Near Newborn
June 22 report from Leigh North Carolina states Henry Batley, a negro, shot and killed his white employer John Lancaster of Yunceboro near Newborn. He was captured at 4 am and brought in for safety as white locals urged lynching. Lancaster’s killer admitted the homicide after fleeing to swamps and being tracked by bloodhounds. Officials arrested.
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Leigh
N C
Henry Batley
Angro
John Lancaster
Yunceboro
Newborn
Lancaster
Broodham
Man jailed for wife’s murder in Erie Canal slaying
Cleveland Ga June 22 William Brasch of Rochester N Y is arrested after confessing to killing his wife and tossing her body into the Erie Canal He admits loving Mary Gilmore a widow about 23 and says he killed his wife to be with Gilmore The couple s 3 year old daughter was present in the rooming house during the crime and Brasch plans to take the Gilmore woman to local jail after capture.
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Cleveland
William Brasch
Rochester
Brasch
Mrn
Mary Gilmore
Waant
Vrasch
Gilmore
Frazen
Erle Canal
William Branch
Polley
Kohler
St, Ao
Bowwch
Chery
Brassh
Glimore
locLestar
Tillman balks on rate measure in railroad conference
Washington June 22 The conference report on the railroad rate bill is not filed in the house as expected. Senator Tilman objects to a key provision extending the McLauren commodity amendment to railroads, while lumber remains exempt. Sleeping cars will be included as common carriers, and five days’ notice for injunctions remains debated.
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Washington
House
Mesers Hepburn
Sherman
Richardaan
Elkins
Senate
Tilman
Cullom
Tilman J
Philadelphia
McLauren
Anco
Commission
Huff of Macon Champion Shuts Out Indy Trap
Indianapolis Ind June 22 The closing events of the seventh grand American handicap were shot today Amateur champion Guy Ward of Walnut Log Tenn won the title and Walter Huff of Macon Ga took the professional crown Both championships were 150 targets Ward 144 and Huff 145 Ward 19 years old had never attended a big shoot before The day’s surprise was Chauncey Powers of Decatur slipping behind Ward in the amateur race.
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Indianapolis
Ind
jGuy Ward
Walnut Log
Tenn
Walter Huff
Macon
Acorn
Ward
Chauncey Mr. Powers
Decatur
Powers Wes
Golden Medical Discovery praised by medical authorities
A long critique extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and its ingredients Hydrastis Golden Seal Stone root Queen s root Black Cherry bark Blood root and Mandrake root as natural stimulants for digestion and remedies for catarrhal disorders bronchial and stomach ailments. Noted practitioners from Chicago to New York endorse its use for stomach liver and intestinal weakness and other chronic conditions including women's disorders.
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Pierce
Beatles
Finley Ellingwood
Chicago
Matera Medica
Bennett Medical College
John King
ML. Scudder
Kia
Hale
Hahnemann
Coltege
Chicaga
Grover Cos
M. D
New York
High Or
Anic Nedlaines
Bartholow
Jefersen
King
Toreid Oliver
Aga Eante
Uch
Rey
Forest Reserve Bill Advances Across Appalachian Range
Washington June 22 Senator Branda said the senate passed the DSM authorizing land acquisition in the Appalachian range and White Mountains for forest reserves. The bill funds procurement by the secretary of agriculture across Maryland West Virginia Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Texas New Hampshire and Maine. Donations of land for forest preservation are also authorized with a 3 000 009 appropriation available. Italian government accepts James town exposition invitation and will send a squadron of warships to Hampton Roads.
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Washington
Branda
Geo Today
Senate
DSM
Appalachian Range
White Mountains
Secretary of Agriculture
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Teancanee
Appalndian Mountains
Ofa
Waite Mountains
Italiana
Norfolk
C. Oqrooke Jotneon
Imard
Hacon
Hampton Roads
Norfork and Denver Union Notices Spark Trade Controversy
Norfolk leaders urge action against the London and Liverpool Grain Association over a No 2 corn boycott harming local trade. A letter blames the boycott, calls for investigation, and seeks port protection. In Denver, the Western Federation of Miners rejects the CIO miners and moves to bar their affiliation from federation.
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Norfolk
R. Henry Jona
Norfor Tayang Grate Association
Presider, Garrick
Norfolk Board of Trade and Busines Men's Association
London and Liverpool Gratn Association
England
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Fred Horton
Bryan
Teddy
Franz Bopp
Thin City
OSPR
Oshields
Ewing
Broylen
Thi
Wil, Morrison
Washington Street
Towan
Grady Hospital
Hig Hume
Central Avenue
Tiatmon Bryan
PAPDR
Ik le Jackson
Cinden Street
Frean
Hancock
Wella Street
Ocemulgre
Torepit
Thidmonal Bank
Ponce
Leone Avenue
Mortuary
Benjamin
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Essig Bros
Whitehall St
Clay
Oak Hill
United Benevolent Society
Bays
Cintong
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Aybnny
Nova Scotia
Clarke and Oconee
Sam
Woodward
Old Tech
Matchet Gall
Fort Smith, Ark
Betenan-Tmnnell Company
Hertford
Ark
Rata
Man Way’ Co
Auite
Erie Canal
Wiliam Branch
Mayr Gimer
Tillman
Huff
English Grain Association
Denver
Colo
Unsurinos Vole
Wester Federation of Minera Toaay
Cilo
Winoin
Tm United Mini Workers of America
Whitehall
LAW Brosco
Ian Fend
Eltboush
Niewspa
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