Alabama Politicians Face Democratic Primaries in 1900
The piece surveys Alabama Democratic candidates for governor and other offices, naming John W. Tomlinson of Jefferson, N. N. Clements of Tuscaloosa, John W. Inter of Ashville, Wy J. Samford of Opelika, and others. It notes single terms for several offices and that primaries are set for April with conventions soon after, plus a Thanksgiving proclamation by Governor Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tomlinson
Jefferson
Tomlinson
Wiliam J. Bryan
John W. Inter
Ashville
Alabama
Opelika
Wy J. Samford
Colonel Samford
Robert P. McDavid
Charles G. Brown
John W. Abercrombie
Ellis
J. Craig Smith
Dallas
Walter Seed
Tuskaloosa County
W. C. McMilan
Escambia
Charles W. Thompson
Macon
John J. Mitchell
Lauderdale
Waya and Means
House
Sam J. Carpenter
Greene
W. H Matthews
Lamar
George W. Ellis
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bob Poole
Marengo
Hiram Hawkins
Barbour
Montgomery
Ala
Commonwealth
Joseph F. Johnston
State of
Robt
P. McDavid
City Council of
Davis
Seasonal Hints on Digestion and Cold Prevention
Warm to cold transitions raise danger from lung and throat diseases, more than spring. Good digestion and strong circulation are the best protection against colds, pneumonia, and temperature changes. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals promote digestion, strengthen the heart, and keep people well by aiding digestion and assimilation of food.
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Stuart
Oates to Speak in Autauga County for Senate Candidacy
Former Governor Oates addresses Autauga County voters in Prattville to support his bid for the United States Senate. He has a second engagement in Andalusia on Monday at 11 o clock, with the council offering to advance funds if needed to ensure the campaign effort proceeds.
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Oates
Montgomery
Ala
Autauga County
Prattville
United States Senate
Andalusia
Patrick tries suicide at Demopolis Inn
Robert Patrick traveling representative of Montgomery Paryer & Co New Orleans attempted death by self harm in Demopolis Inn last night He was recovering from a spree and a negro boy in the room refused to fetch a plate for him Patrick then cut his throat with a pocket knife He is from Enterprise Mississippi.
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Robert Patrick
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery Paryer & Co
New Orleans
Demopolis
Enterprise
Miss
Jenifer Furnace Sold At Anniston Alabama
The Jenifer Iron furnace and brown ore properties at Jenifer Alabama were sold to W Weller and associates. The deal includes ten thousand acres of ore lands and limestone quarries. The furnace has a ninety ton daily capacity and will resume operation in about sixty days using charcoal and coke fuel.
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Annaistin
Ala
Jenifer
Here
W. Weller
John H. Noble
Jenifer Furnace Company
W. H. Welle Gadsilen
Fred Hoffman
Milwaukee
John Ek. Ware
Anniston
J. W. McQueen
Birmingham
North Georgia AME conference appoints ministers in closing session
After a week in Allen Temple on Clark Street, the North Georgia AME conference adjourned as Bishop Turner announced district appointments. The new slate places ministers in Rome Griffin Atlanta districts including Bradwell Alexander Flipper Townsley Jibbs Dukes Faillatever Duke etc, with assignments across Decatur Conyers Marietta Athens Rome and other circuits as the conference shifts to next year’s meetings.
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North Georgia African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Allen Temple
Clark Street
M. Turner
Old North Georgia Conference
New North Georgia Conference
Rome
Atlanta
Griffin
C. IL. Bradwell
Big Fethel
Wa. Alexander
Alen Temple
Flipper
Shiloh
L A. Townsley
St James
Milam Boyd Lawrence
St. Philllys
Gt Insfield
Decatur
He D. Jibbs
Stone Mountain
Keseborough
Conyers
P. Griia
Lithonia
Wiliams
Loos Star
Bindon
Hey. Sherman ‘Turner
Melon
J. UK Dukes
Flovilla
J. W. Faillaterro
Dackuan
William Iyr
J.C Cust
Ves Worth
G.” Means
Minguum
E. Edwards
Calhoun
J.D. Johnson
Woodstock
A. C. Loyd
Ward Chapel
Norwood
Futler
Monticello
JH. Hilson
D. C. Atwater
Staravilla
J. K. Thomas
New Bethel
B. Roberta
Wallon County
Ga. Arnold
Rutledge
G. W. Moreland
Morgan County
Mit Cox
Pound
H. H. Ward
Gen.frey
G. W. Guinn
Pope's
Gaines
Goose Pond
Matthew Lawrence
Harvey Grave
J. W. Franklin
Crawfordylia
H. George
Rock
Wilkerson
D. J. Lawrence
Braswell
Tayloravite
Aragon
William Jones
Buchanan
Waco
Bremen
J. H. Robinson
Lindale
Hey
WW. L. Pitts
Villarica
Temple
G. Mdbon Pout
St. Paul
H. D. Candy
Trinity
R. L. Popa
Thomasville
R.” Wittama
Turner's Chave
Cargile
Maccedenia Chanel
Fohha
West End
Royston
W. M. Dunton
Five Forks
Carrollton
Ray D. Farly
Nimno
M. Hammond
Mayesville
L. Baxter
Lotterenw
W. H. Mance
Hoschton
A. D. Bell
Monroe Mission
Whit- Ham
Smooth Crooks Under Arrest in Nationwide Swindle Ring
New York police hold four suspects linked to a sweeping con game that touched banks and trusts nationwide. Alonzo J. Whiteman leads the scheme, with Frank Edmonds John Thompson and others implicated in drafts, bogus notes, and multi city frauds traced from Dansville to Pittsburgh and New York. Stewart alias Ward is detained. others fled to New York.
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New York
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Dansville
N. Y
Columbia Law School
Frank Edmonds
John Thompson
Wilam Startley
P. Lawton
Atlas
Gentga W. Johnson
Robert J. Kinox
Pillsbury & Fifth
Charles D. Stewart
Charles Ward
Dr Johnson
Central Trust Company
Brooklyn
Regar Ding
Dr. Johnson
Hoboken
McCluskey
Tfart-sey
W. L. Howe
The
National Bank
Lawrence
Whiteman
North River
National Bank of
First National Bank of
Woonsocket
R. CL
Lawrence National Bank of
Kas
New York City
Charles KE. Stewart
Edmunds
Thompson
Knox
Pittsburg
Tradesman National Bank
Stewart
Ward
Gray
Pittsburgh
Geneva Treaty Dissent in Boer War News Reports
London dispatches from November 15 describe Boer envoys debating the Geneva convention with Colonel Baden-Powell. Boers deny Red Cross use restrictions and claim dynamite mines, while British defenses around Mafeking and Pretoria are cited. Reports note hospital shelling, native defenses, and overall siege tensions as World War I era rhetoric frames the conflict.
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London
South Africa
Mafeking
Cronje
Baden-Powell
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Kimberley
Lord Salisbury
Ford
Kruger
Nathan Marks
Borr
George White
Daily Chronicle
Daily News
Dr. Retez
Transvaal
Lazity
Father Matthews
Nicholson
Nek
Redvers Buler
Powerful
Simon's Bay
Durban
Puroan
Lord George Hamilton
India
Ladysmith
Morning Post
Jameson
Cape Town
England
Cape
Delagoa Bay
Not One Juror for Molineux on Trial for Mrs Adams Death
Roland B. Molineux faced a life trial in General Sessions before Recorder Goff charged with the December 23, 1698 death of Mrs Katharine J Adams. Hours passed seeking a juror with none found by adjournment as General Molineux sat with his son amid a crowded courtroom including Harry Cornish.
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Harry Cornish
Notable visitors fill Kimball hotel during Atlanta stay
Euler B. Smith of Athens Mrs Pay ne James of Wellston and Miss Emily Persons of Talbotton are guests at the Kimball. ex Governor Henry D McDaniel and General J J Evans also visit the Kimball. Evans, a Georgia native, plans to circulate in Atlanta before returning to Aberdeen Miss. Drs W H Betts and A S Dyar, formerly Atlanta residents now in New Orleans, arrive with families to reside permanently. H I T Heard returns from New York to start business. Colonel S H Lumpkin of Athens and Colonel Frank Curry of Jackson are in town. Albany editor H M McIntosh departs after a two day visit. Mrs Roland Ells of Macon joins her husband at the Kimball.
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Euler B. Smith
Athens
Payne James
Wellston
Emily Persons
Talbotton
Kimball
Henry D. McDaniel
J. M. West
New York
Atlanta
Talmadge
J. J. Evans
Mischuaippi State Railroad Commission
Albany
General Evans
Georgia
Atlante
Aberdeen
Miss
Madison
W. H. Betts
A. 8. Dyar
New Orleans
City
H. Lumpkin
Henry Quige
Conyers
Frank Curry
Jackson
H. M. McIntosh
Albany Herald
Pharmacy Board Meets Examining 24 Applicants
Georgia state board of pharmacy held its November meeting at the Kimball house ballroom to examine applicants for pharmacist licenses. Dr. Max Morris of Macon was sworn in and participated in the exam. Dr. H. R. Slack of LaGrange retired after twelve years as secretary. Dr. Durham was re elected chairman for a sixth term. Dr. Payne named secretary. Next meeting set for Atlanta on March 2.
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Georgia State Board of Pharmacy
Kimball House
Max Morris
Macon
State Capitol
Morris
H. R. Stack
la Grange
Slack
Durham
Sharp
Turner
Payne
Dr. Payne
Atlanta
Odd Fellows Lodge Reunion Planned by Barnes No 55
Barnes lodge No 65 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold a reunion for all members suspended and withdrawn Friday night after the regular meeting. Speeches are announced by Grand Master Dittler J T Pendleton B W Martin Co W Smith J G Bloodworth I S Mitchell B C Davis and others with refreshments after.
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Barnes
Odd Fellows
Barnes Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Dittler
J. T. Pendleton
B. W. Martin
Co. W. Smith
J. G. Bloodworth
I. &. Mitchell
B. C. Davis
Reunion Planning for Confederate Veterans Parade in Savannah
General Clement Alvins, commander of the Georgia division of the United Confederate Veterans, met Savannah officials to finalize details for the veterans reunion. The parade is set for November 23 at 3 30 PM and the escort will assemble on Liberty Street with carriages on Oglethorpe Avenue. Daughters of the Confederacy coordinating with Mrs. John M. Bryan planned welcome arrangements and urged delegates to wear chapter badges for easy identification.
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Savannah
Clement A.lvans
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
Atlanta
Confederate Veterans
John Screven
Ely
Liberty Street
Drayton Street
Oglethorpe Avenue
Georgia Division
Oglethorpe Agenua
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans’ Hall
John R. Dillon
John M. Bryan
Tri-State Medical Association Opens Sixteenth Convention
The first session of the sixteenth annual Tri-State Medical Association convention was called to order by President RE. H. Martin M. D. of Clarksdale Mississippi. The evening session featured reading and discussion of papers.
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Memphs
Tri-State Medical Association
RE. H. Martin
Clarksdale
Miss
Bookmakers Lose As Outsiders Stand Out At Bennines Track
Washington November 14 Book makers failed to pick a single winner at Bennines track with outsiders Lindula and Rare Perfume breaking through. Rare Perfume won the third race while Lindula captured the first, crowd size steady and weather pleasant amid heavy late betting on Compensation Sparrow Wing and Maurice.
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Washington
Bennines
Sparrow Wing
Maurice
Ye Bangor
Weller
A. Gray
McGafferty Wins Two Races at Newport Prices High
Johnny McCafferty wins two races at Newport with strong starts by Starter Holtman praised for perfect away. Races note five furlongs to one mile events with Fleeting Moments and Azu cena among winners, weather cloudy and track fast, multiple horses listed as runners and prices.
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Wedderstrand
Peter Duryea
Federa
Walthalla
Commander Miller
Tame
Rishman
Carrie I
Scota
Harry Lucesco
Areole
Knight
Dr. Withrow
E. Ross
Piccola
Silvers
Koenig
McCleary
Loyalty
Lee Bruno
the Geeser
Don Clarencio Algo
Azucena
BE. Ross
Kunja
Farm Life
Troubeam
Billy House
Hill Billy
Prince of Ales
Nobleman
Mattie Haley
Ida Co
Pilgrim II
J. Lucile
Foneda
Boland
Avenstoke
J. Winkfield
Etta
Highland Lad
Robby
Caviar
Wekful
Duke of Melbourne
Dick Furber
Acushla
Gold Fox
Even
Be True
Southard
Tulane
Semper Eadem
Dandy H
Siddobia
Pat Cleburn
Chorus Roy
Newport
Russell RK
Blues
Tuanetta
Croesus
Flop
Lacidental
Necklace
Lobengula
Amelia Strathmore
Harvest Queen
Marion Lynch
My Butterfly
Nina B i
Troubaline
Tsabinda
Mane Orendorf
Miss Shanley
Mollie Newman
Walhalla
Flora Daniels
Louisville Belle
Spree Headley
Preston
the Bondman
Fatherland
MM Rabe Fields
Derby Maid
Fresco
Amy Lee
Virgie O
Albert Vale
Ed Tipton
Skillman
Soucon
Sir Rolla
Malo
Hand D'or
Sauterne
Sound Money
Dr Black
Utonia
Daomints
Gorialls
Island Prince
Nancy Tmh
Merry Day
Ferrell
Zanetto
Domasetta
Racing season winds down with 110 entries at Lakeside
Chicago records near a season high as 110 entries compete in six Lakeside events tomorrow. Lernep, after several poor runs, upset in the second race at 12 to 1, while main events remain hotly contested. A list of horses and owners slated for New Orleans meeting is released with several stakes and handicaps announced. Fire at Thomaston damages cotton bale at Alliance warehouse. blaze contained after a half hour of effort with no further details.
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Lakeside
Lernep
Ories
New Orleans
J. H. Smith
Thomas Carey
D. M. Hogan
Woc Fessenden
RM. Henness
V. Fant
George Kneucker
B. Sullen
G. Mulky
F. S Morse
Br.? Ogaon
FE. Brown
V. Valiney
M. Cahn
Jank Frisbie
W. Clancey
Rafferty & Oh
James Arthur H. L. Griffin
New
DeSoto
George Washington
Oakland
Dewey
St. Patrick's
Thomaston
Alliance Warehouse
Aiance
Loss Street
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