Kendrick for Chief of Police Rumors Stir Board Talks
Rumors say Major William J. Kendrick, a police board member, may be a candidate for chief or superintendent if the city reorganizes the force. His friends reportedly approached other board members, while Kendrick denies discussing any candidacy and says he will not resign. The new board meets next Monday with W. S. Patterson expected to be named chairman as the town awaits developments.
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Swamp Canal Company Property Sells at Auction
Joel Hurt as receiver sold the Suwannee Canal Company assets at the courthouse door. Papa Barrow, trustee for the Henry Jackson heirs, bid $130,900 as the lone offer. The assets include 23,280 acres of land, a 20 mile railroad from Camp Camelia to Bull Head Bluff, locomotive cars, a saw mill, and rolling stock across Camden Clinch Pierce Ware and Chariton counties.
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Papa Barrow
Savannah
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Clinch
Pierce
Ware
Chariton
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Marion M. Jackson
Henry Br. Jackson
Suwanee Canal Company
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Callie Cobb Jackson
Florence Jackson
Marion Mr. Jackson
Howell C. Jackson
Candier
Hurt
Buwanee Canal Company
Outbreak Averted at Chickamaugas and Lytle Town
Governor Canter intercepted a planned immune troop deployment to Lytle Georgia averting riot risk. A Sixteenth Infantry unit arrived and local authorities prepared to muster out 200 guards, saving about 32 900 in state funds. Reports say the Lytle situation remained quiet as mustering proceeds.
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Chickamauga
Walker County
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Auction of swamp land draws bidders from New York and Cincinnati
The court ordered a $20,000 bid deposit with Auctioneer Hurt as Pope Barrow won the sale by bidding 10.4N for a vast section of the Okeeferokee swamp spanning several counties. Once owned by the Bawanee Canal Company, the property may be developed to build a canal for transport and drainage. Miss Frederica Beard of Chicago will soon lecture in the city on home, kindergarten, and Sunday school methods, author of Kindergarten Sunday School.
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Chicago
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Army assigns officers to regiments in January and February 1899
The department announces officer transfers and promotions across regiments. Names include First Lieutenant Alexander M. Davia moving to Fourth Cavalry and Colonel James W. Powell to Seventeenth Infantry, with several other promotions and quartermaster appointments dated January 1899 through February 1899.
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Seventeenth Infantry
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Twentieth Infantry
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Powell
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Second Infantry
Vics Wheaton
George EH. Palpier
Sixteenth Infantry
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Twenty-fnt Infantry
Willams
Willam ¥. Richards
Seventh Infantry
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Cagetain Abram &, Bullington
Thirteenth Infantry
Brant
Charles H. Beckarts
Falmer
Heavey
Benjamin 3
Hartshorse, Jr
Tenth Infantry
Ei G Ramsey
Frank O. Bolles
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Lyman J Gage Lauds Warner Library Volumes
Secretary Lyman J Gage proclaims the Warner Library volumes form a valuable home library, praising their quality and usefulness as a stored resource for readers.
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Army orders and promotions amid post war manpower shifts
The communication lists retirements and new assignments within the Department of the Gulf and Huntsville district. Major George H. Palmer retires after thirty years. Dr. Henry E. Wetherill goes to Savannah for duties. several officers receive leave extensions or reassignment. Promotions in the corps of engineers are announced, with Second Lieutenants Harry Brown and Amos A. Fries filling vacancies, and officers being sent to join regiments. A public sale and various hospital corps changes are noted, along with rail schedule news for Savannah.
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Frank Pearson Suffered Paralysis After Car Accident
Frank Pearson, struck with partial paralysis after alighting from a Peachires and South Pryoretreat car at Preur and Mitchell streets, rested and improved last night. Doctors say complete rest may bring recovery in a few weeks. paralysis confined to his right hand, with better prospects. Nearby ads note a Civil War novel, a tuning factory, and a Sunday Constitution subscription offer.
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