State Gossip and Capitol Letters Spar Over Georgia History
Governor Terrell engages the Georgia Historical Society regarding rare early Georgia documents found in the estate of J. K. Tefft. The materials include letters from Savannah and Milledgeville figures, proclamations from the colonial era, and an 1816 almanac, with the state considering purchase or transfer to Savannah society. Also covered are the Lam Woo case, a Philippine duty letter misrouted to Manila and back, a new Sparks Railway charter, and the Bank of East Point formation with its board details.
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Overnor Terrell
Row
Putnam, Conn
Georgia
J. K. Tettt
Savannata
Withrow
Tettt
Wiem
Terrell
Wiliam Sleshens
Savannah
D. B. Mitchell
Milledgeville
D. B. Mitchel
Oxiethorpe
London
Crown
Comon Council
Corporation of the Trustees
William Stephens
Henry Parker
James Oglethorpe
Wiliam Stephens
South Carolina
Augusta
Robert Grier
Wilkes County
Eurevon
Georgia Hussars
Cusing I. K. Tefft
Joan Tera Serkeley Paustine
Carolina
Ferdinand II of Austria
Rudolph II
Chateau de Calumet
Rees
Caylug
Ferrell
Lam
Blanchard
Louisiana
Lam Woo
Lum Woo
New Orleans
Arrell
New
L. 5. D. Rucker
Sitteenth United States Infantry
Saywonnun
Philippine Islands
Mania
J. S. Gandry
L. 5
D. Rucker
Leutenant
Sixteenth Infantry
State Capitol
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
United States Infantry
Philippines
Manila
Sant Francisco
San Francisco
Rucker
Gaugry
Sparks Railway and Construction Company
Philip Cook
Georgia Southern
Florida
Lenox
Adel
Berrien County
Atlantic
Birmingham
Moultrie
Moukris
Norman Park
Claude Adams
S. G. Etheredge
A. J. Whitehurst
B. Z. Whitehurst
GD. Lovett
B. A Rowland
W. J. McKinney
J. A. Mac Cranie
J. M. Studsiit
J. P. Waitehurst
Sparks
New York
Bank of the People
Neal
Rookwood Pottery Note at Beauty Ornaments Visit
A description highlights Rookwood pottery with soft harmonious coloring and true artful form. The piece features decorative motifs well executed and invites visitors to inspect the beau tiful collection in the Art Rooms.
Withdrawal of Fast Mail to South Sparks Southern Support Push
A report from Atlanta indicates Northern Republicans plan to oppose the $200,000 fast mail bonus, risking loss of the Midnight Mail service to the South. Railroads say heavy fines and high speeds erode profits, while Southern business and newspapers rely on 24 hour savings and rapid mail orders. A delegation may visit Congress to keep the fast mail and protect Dixie commerce.
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Atlanta
Congress
F. Yate
South
All Dixie
New Orleans
Aong
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railways
Washington
West Point
Louisville and
Nashville
Theonus
Som
Ely
Southern Representativism Congress
Mummy Cat Unearthed From Old Atlanta House Ruin
In the Meow house at Jackson and Fine streets the mummy of a cat, died over fifty years ago, was found beneath floors during demolition. The relic is remarkably preserved, its face hinting at a grim expression. Histories of weddings and births linger above, while rumors claim the site is haunted by the ancient feline.
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2 Cat
Jackson
Grimalkin
Rameses
McCoy
Meath
Marthasville
Atlanta
Sherman
W. B. McGrader
Perjury Charge Dismissed Against Atlantic Coast Line Auditor
Justice Walter Ormond dismissed a perjury charge against W. D. McCaig chief traveling auditor of the Atlantic Coast Line after finding no evidence to support the claim. The case related to Daisy Strohbar's $5,000 bank deposit, tied to an alleged stolen sum, and involved lengthy court proceedings in Atlanta with attorneys Jackson, Orme, and R. Alston.
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Justice Ormond
McCaig
Coast Line
W. D. McCaig
Atlantic Coast Line
Strohbar
Walter Ormond
Mr. McCale
Atlanta
McCalg
Idney
Gainceville
Fla
Pendleton
Daisy Strehbar
MccCalg
Justles Ormond
Jordan to Make Six Weeks of Cotton Talks
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association will tour the cotton belt for six weeks. He aims to reduce next year’s cotton acreage and persuade farmers to hold the current year's remaining stocks. The schedule lists engagements across many states from March into April, with dates and cities indicated for each stop.
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Cotton Belt
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
The
Associa
Tion
Uisc
Jordan Wil
Carolina
Tarboro
Goldswora
Raleigh
Mare
South
Che
Monsia
Lancaster
Florence
Pinride
Denmiak
Springs
Alabama
Troy
Lka
Tuscaloosa
Mississipi
Windna
Jackson
Iurriston
Sumpson
Carthage
Terrell
Louisiana
Oklaoma— Guthrie
Tennessee
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Waltham Watches
Waltham Watch Company
America
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
A Wit
Tntry Lee Coy
Whitehall St
Georgia Historical Society ‘of
Bank of East Point
Phil Cook
East Point
Fulton County
Garnett McMillan
J. M. Couch
R. F. Thompson
E.G. Little
Manly
Rookwood
Maier & Herkete
Southern Flyer
Northern
Midnight Mail
Mozley
Cand de Marie
Dore
E. H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
H.C. Caldwell
Theorth
Hilla
E.G. Griffin
Sista
Cathe
M. Hls
Fisemano
Eiseman Bros
Baltimore
Bess
Bevs
Dr Deimet’s
Bluttgarter Sanctary
Sarhive