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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1899
Page
10
Disjointed lines discuss Democratic and Republican figures, elections, and possible outcomes. References mention Hanna, Jones, and Jeffries with scattered notes on state races and legal topics. The garbled text reveals a chaotic summary of political contention and potential gains without clear specifics.
Creditors of the Macon Exposition Company and the Dixie state fair petition the Georgia Superior Court seeking an injunction and receiver for the Georgia State Fair and its alleged partners. They allege collusion between the Atlanta State Fair group and the State Agricultural Society to shield assets and avoid judgments. A temporary restraining order directs wind up of affairs, preserve funds, and stop transfers pending November hearing.
Petitioners seek an accounting and injunction against defendants tied to the Georgia State Fair claiming misappropriation of funds. They allege the Georgia State Agricultural Society controls remaining assets and profits and seeks to reach all funds via garnishment, with 212 creditors asserting over ten thousand dollars in claims and urging equitable relief to distribute funds among creditors.
A Shelby firm quotes a testimonial from Mrs Luther Luts, who suffered seven years from a severe lung illness. She twice tried Dr King New Discovery for Consumption and reports rapid relief after the first dose, sleeping soundly and using two bottles to claim a cure. The ad urges readers to buy Triad bottles from drug stores with a guaranteed guarantee.
The history recounts April 1741 when Georgia split into Savannah and Frederica counties, covering Savannah River settlements and areas along the Ogeechee. It notes London attention to cited conclusions and Parker’s brief presidency ending with Patrick Graham’s succession in June 1752.
The article recounts Georgia’s transition from a trustee governed colony to a royal province. It details leaders like Henry Parker and President Stephens, the role of the trustees, slave policy debates, land titles, and the 1754 surrender of the charter. It notes the assembly at Savannah, the arrival of royal governance, and the formation of the provincial council under Reynolds.
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