Orship Race Sparks Georgia Lobby Conclave Debate
A large assembly of lawmakers and allies gathered in Atlanta to gauge support for Emerson George and other candidates in a tight race. Key figures included Senator Morris, Congressman Tate, and state officials as they eyed county by county alignments and potential outcomes.
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Mitchell Messrs. Knight
Ber- Bibb
Underwood
St Lowndes
Dunbar
Qvail
Chatham
Fields
WW. Osborne
W. Bennett
Ware
Amas
Lowndes
Hin
Newt Morris
Morris
Carter Tate
C. Adamson
P. Maddox
Frank Strip
Blue Ridge
Floyd
Reid
Campbell
Emerson George
Tde
Tlanta
Hon Morris Favored as Next House Speaker by Local Backers
The Marietta Journal notes strong backing for Hon. N. A. Morris to win the next house speaker on the first ballot. Morris, a Georgia University Law School graduate and prominent Blue Ridge lawyer, has served four years in the legislature and two as speaker pro tem. He enjoys broad support from key figures like John D. B. Little and W. S. Steed, plus other notable politicians from multiple counties. In a previous gubernatorial race Morris actively campaigned for Terrell despite opposition.
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Marietta
A. Morris
Morris
Texas
Colorado
University of Georgia Iew School
Blue Ridge
Dora
Morrig
Sir Wil
Fondren Mitchell
Thomas County
Orrin
John DB. Little
W. 2. Steed
Taylor County
John M. Slaton
Fulton County
Martin V. Calvin
Richmond County
Roland Ellis
Bibb County
W. A. Knowles
Floyd County
H. M. Pranklin
Washington County
B. 5. Miller
Muscogee County
Joe M. Terrell
Terrel
Two Are Killed In Wreck Near Mitton Pa
A northbound Northern Central Essex express collided with a freight near Mitton Pa this morning. Engineer Wheeland of Harrisburg and Conductor Stringer of Sunbury were killed, fireman Shafer of Harrisburg seriously hurt. No passengers injured.
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Willamsport
Northern Central
Mitton
Wheeland
Harrisburg
Stringer
Sunbury
Shafer
Porto Rican Elections Spark Federal Rifts
In San Juan Puerto Rico on October 4, election supervisor asks the executive council to designate the party polling the largest vote as entitled to the majority. The education commissioner, aligned with Republicans, is said to have voted with the federalists and provoked indignation among federals toward President Roosevelt.
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San Juan
Forto Rico
Supervisor of Elections
Executive Council
Tion
Roosevelt
War on Toddy Stirs Boston in No License Fight
Boston seeks to block liquor sales under district option rules as ward by ward votes approach in December. Brighton Dorchester and Jamaica Plain show no-license strength while Back Bay may vote against liquor gates. Liquor interests sponsor streetcar ads urging a No vote to preserve state regulations, countering women’s temperance groups. Campaign funds are large and the outcome in key wards is expected to be close.
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Streat
Senate Hall
Boston
Brighton
Dorchester
Jamaica Plain
Back Bay
Lqior
Q Vet
Women's Christian Emperance Union
Boston. Elevated Abroad Company
Air Ny Large
King Edward Welcomes American Generals to England
London October 4 King Edward shows strong interest in General Corbin and General Young visiting England and hopes to meet them and General Wood. The king orders special word be sent that all fittings be shown to the visitors and arranged Windsor Castle visits with an equerry. Generals Kelly Kelly and French involved in coordination as Young plans stay at Aldershot to assess new corps commander methods.
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London
Edward Ia
Corbin
Young
Cantla
King Edward
Kelly-Kelly
French
Aldershot
Furst
Fessenden Plans All American Wireless System Experiments
Professor Reginald A. Fessenden, named government wireless expert a year ago, resigns to live in Norfolk and advance a domestic wireless telegraphy system. He will set stations at Cape Charles, Fort Monroe, Willoughby Beach and nearby sites to test overland and marine links, starting with a 650 square mile area and expanding to sea experiments. He aims to rival existing overland lines and develop a purely American system.
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Norfolk
Reginald A. Fessenden
Cane Hatteras
Marconi
Cape Charles
Fort Monroe
Willoughby Beach
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Market Claim
Benefit focused advertisement urging readers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before meals to ease discomfort and prevent chronic dyspepsia. Describes relief from indigestion belching heartburn and headaches and promises tone and improved digestion with regular use.
Social life in Macon brims with weddings and gatherings
Macon society hosts numerous events as returning visitors from rival resorts and a farmers congress fill the calendar. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morgan entertain guests from Washington DC. Miss Florence Irvine and Nesbit Wright plan a October wedding. many social groups meet for cards, dances, and luncheons at homes and clubs across the city, with prominent locals and visiting friends attending.
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Congress
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Miss Castlear
Mr. Green
Washington, D. C
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Gus Daley
Winchester
Rogers
Johnston
Raymond
English
Etheridge
Shaw
Josephine Shaw
Cabiness
Taylor
Emme Cabiness
Fuss Matthews
Hattie Winchester
Turpin
Hines
Stetson
Harris
Hanson
Lane
Daly
Phillips
Farmers’ Congress
Mallory H. Taylor
College Street
Jokers
Wiliam McEwen Johnston
Cutler
Lewis Wood
Willis Sparks
William McEwen Johnston
Lou Schofield
C. D. Pearson
Roland Ellis
Winship Cabiness
Richard Johnston
Hallam
Leon Due
Calloway
Griffeth
Florence Hamilton Irvine
Baltimore
Nesbit Wright
Irvine
Wright
Ruth Campbell
Walter Harris
Archibald Die Kamnon
Christchurch
Mary Reese
Francis Craighill
Darien
Frederick F. Reese
Craighill
St. John and
St Barnabas
Ella Reese
Virginia
Hmmie Cabiness
Eugenia Henderson
Louise Reese
Margaret Hooner
Mr. Clarke
Atlanta
Richard Hines
Keely
Harrison
Lila
Emmie Cabness
Carola Roberts
Adele Kershaw
Julia, Huguenin
Carolin English
Rietta Etheridge
Raymond English
Maybeth Taylor
Helan Shaw
Louise Rogers
Margaret Calloway
Lila Cabiness
Marrill Calloway
Martha Johnston
Mary Calloway
Emmie Cabiness
Louise Haglehurst
Wealeyan College
Farmers' Congress
Log Cabin Club
Conereas
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mra. T. C
New Orleans
Kate Ayres
Walnut Street
Professor Mosely
Caroline Cleveland
Wartrace
Tenn
Vassar Patrick
Cleveland
Felton
Paul Willingham
Marion Ramsey
Wallace McCaw
Eadward Fellows
Co. D. Peagaon
von Joanston
New York
Washington
Walter Grace
W. H. Felton
George Dungan
Tracy Duncan
George Duncan, Jr
Frambes
George A. Smith
Joseph Clisby
Hd Ryals
W. C. Lane
Jack Cutler
Minter Wimberly
J. W. Suun
Ed Burke
D. Pearson
Henry Richardson
Devries Davis
Mi Cores GA
Carrollton
Carrallton
Joseph Hkinsberry
Ekingsberry
Lula Long
Pauline Harris
Carrothen Society
Summers
Bastin
Lelia Adamson
Asheville
N. C
Fannie Gardner
Charles Gardner
Government Printing Office
Lora Cheney
Chattanooga
H. R. Robinson
W. B. Gartty
Griffin
Alberta Walker
J. M. Walker
Dixie Street
Louise
South Street
LaGrange Moniay
Weddings Season Brightens Jacksonville With Many Upcoming Nuptials
Special correspondence from Jacksonville reports a surge of autumn weddings as summer wanderers return by steamer and train. Notes on several ceremonies include Miss Nina Wilson Howard and Mr. Robert Braden Parramore, both dazzling in New York, and Miss Katherine Marvin tied to William Bonin with a Catholic ceremony planned for October 8. Other engagements and forthcoming ceremonies feature Miss Nannie Joncas, Miss Lucy Heberts, and Miss Maude Bishop, with plans across St. Augustine, Jacksonville, and New York.
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Fla
George Malthy Powell
Nannie Joncas
New York
Jacksonvine
Ella Wootrey
Lima
Ala
Eleanore Lavingston
Jane Jones
Reginald Bours
Jackdonville
Hugh B. Matthews
St. Louis
Orville P. Powell
New Yor
Mr. Powell
Jack Bonville
Robert Braden Parramore
Nina
Wilson Howard
John JL. Howard
West
Duval Street
Brooks G. White
Diocese of
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Juanita Homero
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Alice Hocker
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Clff Hageerty
Parrirapre
Mies Licy Heberts
Salad
Sir
Kienry
Gaillara
LeRoy Canfield
St. Augustine
Tallara
Maude Alica Bishop
Alvert James Cox
St. John Episcopal Chapel
Misa Bishop
Ali
K. H. Bishop
Cox
Washington, D. C
Wrancias
P. Fleming
Julia
Spades
M. H. Spades
Pt. Augustinhe
Christie
Frank Maxwell
Gainesville
Haney
Bainbridge
Bab. Bile
Robert A. Haker
Mira Bessie Porter
Ruth Porter
Katherine D. Marvin
James A. Marvin
William J. Bonin
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Tragic double cross ends in shooting in Shreveport
Samuela Longworth, a car reporter, telephoned his separated wife to order her coffin and then went to her Irving Place home to kill her. Longworth was shot dead by his brother in law F N Fuller at the entrance. Fuller surrendered and was released on bond.
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Shreveport
Samuela Longworth
Irving Place
Longworth
F. N. Fuller
Fuller
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims
A dated testimonial letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for cures of womb and other female ailments. It urges readers to write Mrs Pinkham for advice and warns against fake endorsements, promising $5000 for proof the testimonial is not genuine or published without permission.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Laura Howard
America
Newberry Ave
Miss Howard
Lydia KE
Lydia
National City Bank of
Lydia EB
Pinkhem
Mast
Social event attendees and prizes at Oxford gathering
A social afternoon featured rooms decorated with ferns and pink roses, with frappe served from a pretty pink table. Prizes included burnt-work picture frames won by Mrs. Snow Ferkins Miss Nan Keily and Mrs. R. P. Thomason of Oxford. Guests from various cities and families were listed along with visits and departures surrounding Miss Jennie Gibbs of Columbia and others.
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Barr
Mary Brewer
Ida Crook
Snow Ferkins
Nan Keily
R. P. Thomason
Oxford
Brewer
Cool
Gibbs
South Carolina
Sidney J. Bowie
Kerr
Wood Wrenshall
Osborne M. Parker
Howard Sexton
Charles Kidd
Richard Stickne
J. 3. Witlett
John B. Lagarde
J. C. Sproul
Thomason
J. B Douglass
Charles Kline
Charles Piner
G. Crothers
Snow Perkins
Cesna
W. W. Stringfellow
John Pelham
Blacklock
Margurite
Nan Kelly
Bessie Sproull
Mary Huger
Couch
Margaret Brewer
Murphy
Rivera
Mary Jordan
Mary Kline
Allen
Barber
Erniie Noale
Annie T. Brewer
Osborne HW. Parker
Jennie Gibbs
Columbia
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E. C
Tiler
Milks Gibbs
Parkers
Mesdames James
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