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Jumbled 1905 Atlanta News Collage ofPolitics and War
A ragged, long fragment from the Atlanta era mixes political jabs about Senator Depew and the great interests with stray notes on naval names, Taft stump speeches, reforms, and overseas entanglements. Names. places. and events drift without clear connections or outcomes.
Redemption cries in Georgia campaign debates with North Carolina contrast
In a Georgia campaign, editors argue against educational qualification and party disruption. They contrast Georgia’s white Democratic primary with North Carolina’s experiment, citing democratic unity, historic control, and Warn against anti democratic voices led by Tom Watson. The piece also notes Columbia canonization chatter and Columbus praise.
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The Line Up Again in Dalton Papers on Smith Bets
The Dalton Citizen shifts from freight rates to Hoke Smith, sparring with The Constitution over Tom Watson's attacks on the Democratic Party. The Cordele Rambler and others praise or condemn supporters, singling out Charley McGregor as a focal point in the Smith lineup amid intra party tensions.
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Dr Yatman to Lecture at St Mark Church Tonight
Ocean Grove evangelist Dr Charles H Yatman arrives in Atlanta to lecture at St Mark Methodist tonight on Sunrise from the Roof of the World. Admission is free to insure seats, with a two week revival planned across St Mark, North Avenue Presbyterian, and Ponce de Leon Baptist churches.
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Extradition Request in Georgia Ledger Case
Lockhart, a detective from Arizona, filed Governor Terrell's extradition application for James Noble Shobhard, alleged Atlantas Coast Ling agent, who defrauded Gainesville Florida checks totaling over $20,000 and cashed them in Atlanta. He was arrested in Montreal, awaiting requisition. Augusta meanwhile agreed with money lenders to a $200 tax for 1905.
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Literary and Sunshine Verses From Billville News
A collage of comic verse and notices from Billville featuring poems about sunshine and thankful living, an invitation to aLiterary gathering with small admission, a tale of a postmaster in Washington, humorous dialect pieces about a possum song, and a quirky Literary Schedule with breakfast to supper writing prompts.
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Mitchell Wins Mayoralty in Gainesville Ga
Mitchell won the Gainesville mayoral race by 63 votes over J M Terlen in the primary. Council seats went to Palmour in the first ward, Simmons in Secova ward, and Merck in the third ward with large bets reported on the results.
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Attorneys Fight In Court At Rome Bankruptcy Hearing
In Rome Georgia on November 24 special coverage reports a lively clash between W J Nunnally ex solicitor and Wright Willingham former city recorder during the John M Smith bankruptcy proceedings. A blow struck Willingham cutting a deep face gash and referee Powell plans action the next day.
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White primary debate sparks fear of GOP strength in Georgia
The Thomaston Times denounces leaders and followers pressing a white primary as a bid to undermine the Democratic Party and aid the Republican Party. It notes supporters of Hoke Smith shift to a white democratic primary and warns Democrats to resist any move that could disrupt the party's unity.
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City Salaries Discussed by Finance Committees
The finance committees met at City Hall yesterday to review the regular salary ordinance and proposed raises. Mayor Woodward criticized the plan to raise salaries, arguing it would require broad increases. Patterson reported figures showing total increases around 30,000 plus police, fire, and teachers adds. The group voted to pay $60 yearly dues for city membership and planned a joint session with park and public buildings committees to discuss the Ansler proposition.
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Denies Speculation Ties by South cotton leader Harvie Jordan
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association denies any personal or official involvement in speculative cotton deals. He says reports originated in New York papers are false and aim to depress cotton prices and influence spot holders against joining the current effort to hold cotton for better prices.
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Christian Alliance Meets Seventh Annual Convention Opens
The seventh annual southern convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance begins tonight at Peoples Tabernacle on McDaniel Street. Rev J D Williams of Brooklyn opens the event with services tonight and Sunday at 7:30 and 2 o'clock respectively. Notables from New York and elsewhere will speak across the week including Amy Simpson and M M Bales. The convention features missionary offerings, a chorus, and daily evangelistic services concluding next Sunday night.
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Unclear Howell Park sale fate hangs on mayor
Citizens anxious as Howell Park approval stalls. City councilroom debate centers on purchase price, property transfer to the city, and whether the mayor will support or oppose the committee’s plan. Officials delay action awaiting formal papers and mayoral decision.
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