Delegates Named To State Democratic Convention
Counties announce delegates to the state democratic convention in Atlanta May 99. Coffee County lists Douglas Ambrose Nicholls and Willacoochee delegates. Wayne names Jesup attendees. Dougherty Albany delegates include H A Tarver and J S Davis. Pierce County names P L Pomeroy and S F Memory among delegates.
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Atlanta
Douglas
Oscar W. Underwood
Levi O'Steen
Wi Quincey
J. C. Deen
J. W. Griffin
M. McDonald
J. A. O'Steen
J. M. Ent
J. O. Sirmans
G. F.mccranie
T. L. Paulk
A. Corbitt
BG. O'Berry
Willacoochee
Aten
J. L. Herrell
J. L. Sutton
Pearson
J. H. Milhollin
P. L. Moore
J. C. Roddenberg
E. L. Campbell
Dorminy
Broxton
Ivy W. Moorman
G. W. Eight
T. J. Holland
Ambrose
E. Burkett
C. Jengen
G. M. Tomlinson
Nicholls
Dougherty
Albany
Dougherty County
Underwood
H. A. Tarver
B. Pope
Crugar Westbrook
J. HH. Davis
P. Booker
J. E. Toote
f. _Hofmayer
J. S Davis
J. P Champion
B. P.hall
J. R. de. Graffenried
M Sam Gortatowsky
J. H. Mock
B. M. Wilson
Samuel W. Smith
Blackshear
Pierce County
P. L. Pomeroy
F. Memory
R. W
Georgia Delegates Named to State Democratic Convention
A series of counties appoint delegates for the Georgia state Democratic convention. Heard County selects A. Moore and W. S. Trent. Camden County names Captain Je Johnson W N Casey Jr Henry King and Dr A K Swift. Wilkinson County appoints J R Crandall and Joel A Smith. Tattnall County lists Henry Yeomans E C Collins J P Moore John E Gross with alternates. McDuffie County delegates include Ira A Farmer R E Neal J B Burnside and others. Dawson County names E McClure A W Vandivere N D Black as alternates. White County delegates are J B Skelton Robert Kemmer J B King and J D Cooley.
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Camden
St. Marys
Camden County
Je. Johnson
W. N. Casey, Jr
Henry King
A. K. Swift
Wilkinson
Irwinton
Wilkinson County
J. R. Crandall
Toomsboro
Joel A. Smith
Danville
Atlanta
Tattnall
Reidsville
Tattnall County
Henry Yeomans
E. C. Collins
J. P. Moore
John E. Gross
John WU
Tippins
W. M. Byrd
G. W. DeLoach
H. L. Tootle
McDuffie
Thomson Ga
McDuffie County
Ira A
Farmer
R. E. Neal
J. B. Burnside
Matt fYiayes
K. W. Hawes
RE. W. Morris
D.L. Farmer
O. Howard
A. Farmer
W. M. Megahee
T. B. Stockton
James Pennington
C. Hawes
Lawson ,Laving
H. T. Clary
G. W. Tokly
Fred Sturgis
David Adams
Toombs Parrish
J. F. Watson
W. R. Hadley
W. Jones
Claude Story
R. H. Pearce, Jr
Julian Baston
White County
Cleveland
J.B. Skelton
Robert Kemmer
J. B. King
J. D. Cooley
Letter From Slain Minister Cites Wife Infidelity
Waycross Georgia May 21 Special. Rev C O Bennett Baptist minister of Millwood killed in a duel with cousin Carey Bennett wrote a letter to his wife accusing her of infidelity. The letter received while she visited her father in Coffee county details alleged betrayal and a plan to separate with threats about the children and moving belongings. It ends with an odd garbled line “Well,I have sala Graph.”
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Waycross
C. O. Bennett
Millwood
Covsin
Carey Benne
Coffee County
Ivy
Cousin
Millwood Station
Atlanta Horses Take Ribbons At Greenville Show
The sixth annual Greenville Horse Show opened with numerous Atlanta entries winning blue ribbons. Lawson owned by F N Inman won Runabout. Prince owned by George Breitenbacher took Blue in Model Class, while Trial Balance owned by D N McCullough earned red. Lan son and Indian Boy, owned by Floyd and Inman, won Pair of Roadsters blue. Annie Russell owned by J K Ottley won Three-gait Saddle blue, with Comas owned by F M Inman red and Chesser Bond owned by F N Inman yellow. Annie Russell and Lillian Russell, owned by J K Ottley, won Blue in Pair Heavy Harness. Trial Balance, owned by I N Inman, earned Blue in Light Harness with red for Lawson.
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Greenville
5. C
Greenville Horse Show Association
Atlanta
Blue Ribbon
Lawson
FN. Inman
Prince
George Breitenbacher
D. N. McCullough
Lanson
Floyd and
Inman
Annie Russell
J. K. Ottley
Comas
F. M. Inman
Chesser Bond
F. N. Inman
Blue
Lillian Russell
I. N. Inman
Two Hendersonville Boys Fatally Injured in Wreck
Otto Edney aged 15 and Ernest Hill aged 13, both of Hendersonville, were fatally injured in a Southern railroad freight wreck at Napies four miles from Hendersonville this afternoon. They were said to be returning from Asheville when the accident occurred.
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Hendersonville
WM. C
Otto Edney
Ernest Hill
Southern Railroad
Napies
Asheville
Pastorless Churches Prompt Presbyterian Assembly Debates
Louisville May 21 2 000 churches are pastorless spurring the Northern Presbyterian general assembly to urge laymen keep in touch with young men who might become ministers. Minsters living chances catechism adoption and a strong temperance stance dominate debates as travel expenses near 43000 and mission support tops 255 418 16 with negro work receiving 681 1841.
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Louisville
United States
General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Joseph W. Cochran
Philadelphia
Henry Becker
Dayton
Ohio
Becker
Henry M. MacCracken
University of New York
Atlanta
David S. Schaff
Fof
Pittsburg
Board of Missions For
Rolla
Mortuary notices fill Atlanta papers with multiple funerals
The Atlanta region carries obituaries for Mrs W S Carroll who died after a brief illness and funeral in Jones Avenue Baptist Church with Oakland interment, plus notices for E M Greeson age 65 in Tampa and return to Atlanta for a Patterson's chapel service and Oakland burial, and ranges of death notices from Acworth Huntsville Waycross to Canton with various survivors and funeral arrangements.
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W. S. Carroll
Carrol
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Oakland
Carroll
J. A. Dorons
W. B. Cox
J. P. Cox
George Matthidson
R. S. Carroll
P. T. Carroll
S. A. Carroll
H. D. Carroll
Claudia Carroll
W. W. J. Mitchell
J. W. Spinks
W. F. Gay
W. A. Spinks
A. J. Frenshaw
E. M. Greeson
Tampa
Fla
Atlanta
Patterson's Chapel
Greeson
M. Hi, Guy
San Diego
Cal
Emma Johnson
V. Kernoodie
N. E. Kernoodie
A. J. Wing
Della Colling
Istone Re-elected by Engineers in Harrisburg
Warren S. Stone of Cleveland was re-elected grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for a five year term. One ballot was unanimous among 791 votes, with Stone first elected in 1902 to fill an unexpired term and later re-elected in 1904 and 1908. The convention also chose four assistant engineers and set Thursday for action on Endurance features of the order.
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Harrisburg
Warren S. Stone
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
P.M. Arthur
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