Georgia Democrats Stand by Registration Rule for May Primary
Georgia state Democratic executive committee refuses to reconvene to alter May 15 1900 primary registration rules. Officials including Chairman du Bignon say the current law requires registration for the general election and should apply to the primary. lawmakers and voters urge adherence to the established process amid rural concerns and tax payment prerequisites.
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State Democratic Committee
du Bignon
State Democratic Executive Committee
F. E. Massengale
State
Democratic Committee
Atlanta
Democrats of
Georgia
duBignou
Boykin Wright
Augusta
Wright
Committee On
General Committee
Democratic Party
Goldsmith
The
Atlanta Journal
Executive Committee
Ralph ©. Howard
Joe J. Reynolds
Waynesboro
Auguste
Fleming G. duBignon
Ed T. Brown
V. T. Sanford
Clark Howell
S. Denmark
Ralph O. Howard
Joe J. Heynolds
J. L. Wimberly
Foster
Massengale
John Triplett
R. Hobbs
H. L. Johnston
R. W. Grubb
W. B. Burnett
J. W. Goldsmith
P.M. Hawes
H. B. Milner
J. A. Brannan
J. ¥. Allen
George ‘P. Monro
Porter King
J. L. Boynton
J. A. Cobb
R. A. Whson
H. W. Hill
W. E
Hardwick Seeks Re Election Amid Georgia Race
Representative T W Hardwick of Washington county campaigns for reelection on a white rule platform and hints at introducing a measure to disfranchise uneducated Black voters similar to a failed proposal last session. Nearby, Captain John C Foster and Richmond County candidates loom in a crowded race as state school affairs show optimism for growth.
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T. W. Hardwick
Washington
House
House of Representatives
Hardwick Thas
Washington County
Hardwick
A.W. Evang
Sandersville
Franklin
Tennitle
John C. Foster
Floyd
Foster
Rome Tribune
Police Chief shelving wholesale watch changes
The police chief will issue an order today on quarterly watch changes. After initial reports of a sweeping reorganization affecting the day watch and sending patrolmen to new shifts, he now says only very few changes will occur. The plan to rotate all men or remove night work is dismissed as unlikely. Captain assignments are listed for each watch, with sergeants White, Beavers, McCurdy, Moss, Abbott, and Brenning slated accordingly. Further changes will be announced Sunday, April 1.
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Ilolden
Talla-ferro
Georgia
Jarge
Democratic Party
duBignon
F. G. duBignon
New York
Savannah
Glenn
Tuppentine
Union
Manly
Captain Thompson
Captain Jennings
Captain Ball
White
Beavers
McCurdy
Moss
Abbott
Brenning
Life saved by Dr King’s New Discovery in Hannibal
Prominent Hannibal citizen J E Lilly recounts typhoid fever progressing to pneumonia with weakened lungs. After failing with other remedies, one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery provided relief and led to full recovery. Describes it as the quickest cure for throat and lung troubles, with trial bottles free at drug stores.
Suit for 20000 Damages In Savannah Court Drama
Savannah March 30 Special The United States court opened with Martin Karchner suing the Southern railroad for 20000 alleging injuries while employed he states he left Brunswick on a freight train and shortly after left the car cage broke his text damaged phosphate car wreck case moved from Savannah city court as the railroad had been transferred to the United States court context
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Savannah
United States
Martin Karchner
The
Southern Railway
Karchner
Brunswick
Aehia
Cuy Court
United’ States
Telephone Tax Debate Sways Toward Further Study
The Tax Committee heard a complaint from the Atlanta Standard Telephone Company about a $1 per telephone tax that would total $2.33 per switch of gross income, nearly prohibitive as the firm charges $30 annually. It deferred action pending investigation with Standard likely to appear again. a distillery tax amendment also passed, adding $200 annually if sold to retail dealers.
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Standard Telephone Company
Avlanta Standard Telephone Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Standard
Southern Bell
Standard Company
Alderman Beutel
Gentry's Pony and Dog Show Here Monday and Tuesday
Professor Gentry's famous dog and pony show with new acts and features will exhibit under canvas in the city Monday and Tuesday April 24 and 3d at the corner of Wheat and Jackson streets. Afternoon shows at 2 30 and night at 8. The show is billed as the best of its kind and is morally conducted. It is endorsed by clergy and school superintendents.
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Gentry
Professor Gentry
Wheat
Jackson Streets
Reopening Exercises Set for Pryor Street Chapel
Formal services begin tomorrow at Pryor Street Presbyterian chapel marking repair and renovation. Rev H C Hammond will preach at 11 o clock with 3:30 pm addresses to the Sunday school by W Weoda White John J Eagan and others. At 7:30 pm Rev Theron H Rice will preach. The Pryor Street mission has shown phenomenal growth under Rev Hammond with steady progress noted. Pioneer preacher’s efforts praised as perseverance and prosper.
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Pryor Street Presbyterian Chapel
H. C. Hammond
Messrs. W. Weoda White
John J. Eagan
Theron H. Rice
D.D
Pryor Street Presbyterian Mission
H. ©. Hammond
Moses White Shot Down at Grady Hospital Inquest Held
Moses White, a Black man, died at Grady hospital from a pistol wound after an incident on East Cain Street near its GS East Cain street corner. Ed Gilbert, also Black, is held on murder charges. A coroner’s inquest ruled the shooting murder. Gilbert is detained pending further investigation.
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Moses White
Ed Gilbedered
Coron
Grady Hospital
Edbert
White
Gilbert
John Norcolshire
Cain Street
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