In Georgia House Debate on Previous Question Rule
Georgia House weighs parliamentary rules as Speaker ruling on previous question is sustained. Members argue right to explain votes, unanimous consent limits, and the impact on Australian ballot bill's fate amid tense debate and a near adjournment.
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Morris
Cobb
Wright
Floyd
House
Little
Bibl
Hall
Lattle
Speaker Little
Harden
Chatham
Bibb
Pwange
Felder
Mr. Miller
Muscogee
Miller
Littl
Kelly
Glascock
Democratic Party
Tenth District
Georgia
Halil
Copeland
Walker
Park
Greene
Hang
Blalock
Hardaway
Senate
Harrell
McAfee
Baker
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Stomach Health
An advertisement-style passage argues the need for proper meals to avoid weak digestion and physical decline. It touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion issues, citing Welson the Irish Comedian’s recovery after trying the remedy and mentioning Dr Pierce’s Medical Adviser available by mail.
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Pierce
Welson
Royden Street
Camden
B I Keith
LIVES LOST BY GREAT STORM TWENTY THREE CREW DROWNED
London reports a two day gale across Great Britain and Ireland causing floods and wrecks. The revenue cutter Active wrecked with twenty three crew drowned and three saved. The Stelgia beached at Dover and nineteen crew drowned. Two vessels distressed off Dungeness sank or reached safety as weather hindered rescue.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
Wesh
Nord
Dover
Calais
Active
Firth of Forth
Stelgia
Parade
Hendon
Dungeness
West Bay
Food for a Year Advertises Emulsion for Fatigue and Digestion
A vintage classified style ad shows an example yearly food ration, noting large vegetables and oats while claiming some people grow thinner despite eating. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as tissue building, offering a free sample and citing Scott & Bowne of New York for the product.
Eczema cures touted with Hood s Sarsaparilla claims
An old notice discusses eczema and other skin eruptions caused by humors and digestion. It touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a permanent cure with testimonials from J G Hines and Miss Alvina Walter. The passage shifts to Georgia dispensary politics, detailing amendments, votes, and committee actions on the dispensary bill, aiming to restrict or shape elections and county supply rules.
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Hood
J. G. Hines
Franks
Georgia
Klis
Wright
Senate
Exemption Bill for Colleges Heads to House Vote
Hearing at Kimball House on a Senate bill to amend the constitution to empower the legislature to exempt property of charitable and religious educational institutions from taxation. Emory and Mercer cited as examples. Dowman Williams Palmer urged passage. committee reported the bill favorably. Also an ad touting Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets for colds.
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Kimball House
House Committee On
Senate
House
Emory and Mercer Colleges
C. E. Dowman
Emory
J. P. Williams
Board of Trustees
H. E. W. Palmer
Emory College
Appointment of a designatio as Colombian presidency solution
Washington November 15 The Colombian government seeks to resolve executive turmoil by appointing a designatio who would succeed if both president and vice president resign. General Rafael Reyes, in Paris, is viewed as the likely holder. A delegation plans to urge Reyes to return to Bogota to assume governance if President Marcoquit yields to resignation by the vice president.
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Washington
Rafael Reyes
France
Congress of American Republics
Mexico
Bogota
Mexico City
General Reyes
San Clemente
Colombia
Marcoauin
Tonntine Sea
Reyes
Maroquit
Evansville Police Puzzled Over Double Murder
Evansville Indiana November 13. Police and detectives struggle to identify the killer or killers of two women whose bodies were found in roadside ditches in opposite directions from the city. Several suspects are under surveillance with no arrests yet. A young railroader named John Kiefer was briefly detained but released after denying involvement.
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Evansville
Tivansville
Ind
John Kiefer
Renner
Kiefer
Renners
Parenta
Jasper
Bloody Massacre in Samar Shocks U S Troops
Lieutenant F P Allison recounts the Samar massacre of Ninth Infantry members after local leaders urged underbrush clearing. Insurgents killed unarmed soldiers in multiple killings as Captain Connell fled from his quarters, later hacked and beheaded in a brutal assault.
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Allison
Ninth Infantry
Connel
Connell
The Chewing Gum Fiend Abroad in Atlanta
Short items note a 10 pm theft of a heavy chewing gum slot machine from Dr. M K Jenkins at 244 Houston Street, with about $5 and gum inside. Police searched the area but found nothing. Other items report state treasurer R E Park being served to justify bond deposits, a purse snatching on Carrier Street, Governor Candler signing three bills, a gubernatorial pardon for A A Gay, and various local official changes.
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Atlanta
Dr. M K. Jenkins
Houston Street
Dr. Jenkins
BH. Oliver
Carrier Street
O Oliver
Wright
Lloyd
Candler
Colouitt
Moultrie
Buramerville
Richmond County
A. A. Gay
Emanuel County
Cindter
Fato
Court awards $206 verdict to plaintiff in train collision case
Judge Newman’s court renders a verdict for the plaintiff totaling 95,006 damages plus 30 for medical attendance. The suit alleges Mrs. Lou Lively, wife of the plaintiff, suffered internal injuries and permanent disability in a collision on June 14, 1900 between the Air Line Belle and another train near Norcross. Attorneys were E. Winnhorn and Joseph C Chapman for the plaintiff. Dorsey, Brewster & Howell and Sanders McDaniel defended for the railway.
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Newman
Lou Lively
Norcrosa
Atlanta
Railway
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Sanders McDaniel
Iglesias Has Not Written Waiting for AG Decision in Porto Rico
San Juan Puerto Rico November 13 Santiago Inglesias sent to Porto Rico by the American Federation of Labor to organize workers was arrested on arrival last week on conspiracy charges. He has not answered Mr Gompers message about his detention and will reply tomorrow awaiting the attorney general’s answer to his petition to Governor Hunt for release on recognizance. He remains jailed. Washington November 13 Secretary Long plans to send Rear Admiral Bolly D Evans to the Asiatic station as second in command to Rear Admiral Rogers who will command when Admirals Remey and Kempp depart.
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J. M. Terrell
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
J. Minder
Macon
United States Supreme Court
Terrell
Sewer Committee of Council
City Tay
San Juan
P. R
Santiago Inglesias
Porto Rico
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Hunt
Bobby
Asiatic Station
Washington
Long
Bobly D. Evans
Asiatic
Rogers
United States
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