Armers' Congress Opens in Macon with Gov Candler Address
The tenly second annual session of the Armers' National Congress of the United States convened at the Academy of Music in Macon Georgia. Gov. Candler welcomed agricul turists, praised agriculture as the basis of wealth, and highlighted Georgia’s history and progress. George N Plander presided, with George A Smith and Harvie Jordan delivering welcomes and replies.
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Macon
Armers’ National Congress of the United
Academy of Music
George N. Plander
Sioux Fall
S. Dek
Incl
United States
Congressons
Adier
Gressional
Overmor Candler
Georgia
Union
Candler
Sianders
Congress
I. J. Heese
1St Episcopal Church
Candy
South
New Yorker
Can@er
Aome
Geora
Riccordl
Flanders
Newark As Legate
Eheers Fo
Westginia
Candiee
Atlanta
Macoh
Carta
Amchiva
of Georgia
George A. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Harvie Jordan
Montivedo
Jordan
Sudressea
Owil Giver
Landers
Coudition
Uuys Barn
Lowell le Lhl
Suoud
Congress power to settle strikes in Georgia interview
Macon, October 7. Bartlett says Congress cannot pass a law to end or prevent the coal strike and would require a constitutional amendment to seize mines. He praises President Mitchell for seeking arbitration, criticizes mine owners, and warns of trusts driving public unrest without strong action.
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Macon
Telegraph
Bartlett
Congress
Mitchell
Baer
United States
Circuit Court of the United States
Gee
Georgia Farmers National Congress In Macon Exhibit Open
Agricultural congress in Macon features a large Georgia exhibit on Mulberry Street Park showing grain and fruit, with Jones County display and a $100 prize contest. Southern Railway exhibit promotes regional resources while Hay Palace and Major Smiths display draw visitor interest. Parades, horse shows, and cattle displays accompany a program of receptions, trolley tours, and dinners for delegates and accompanying ladies.
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Congress of the United States
Intellccnre
Congress
Farmers’ National Congress
Siouxvalle
8. D
George L. Flanders
Albany
N. C
Harvie Jordan
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Mulberry Street Park
Academy of Music
Georgia
Jones County
Macon
J. M Tlunt
Southern Railway
Southern
G. F. Greene
A.T. Holt
J. B. Wills
D. M. Hughes
J. R. Lane
T. R. Ayer
Hay Palace
Mr. Bush Lumsden
Elbb
Thomas D. Smith
Dublin
Messia
Hunt
Lumsden
Smith
Ccity
Uttle
J. H
W. W. Willams
Jud S. Hill
Walnut Street
Mulberry
Firat Street
George Dillon
St. Stanislaus College
A. O. Baron
Delegatea
Young Men's Christian Association
Academy of Muate
Wesleyan Female College
Wesleyan
Log Cabin Club
Ocmulgee Park
Florida
Georia Southern and
Florda Railroad
Valdosta En Roue
Savannah
Brunswick and Birmingham rail link pushed to Ocilla gap
Macon Ga October 17 Special Colonel B C Machen former citizen visited as Brunswick and Birmingham railroad ran its full Brunswick to Tifton train and included Ocilla and Irwinville trip. President Hyde led inspection while a 99 year alliance with Atlantic and Birmingham was discussed. Rails cargo arriving at Brunswick to fill the gap to Ocilla and work was rushed. Naval stores trust not expected to harm Brunswick.
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Macon
B.C. Machen
Brunswick and
Brunswick and Birmingham
Atlantic and Birmingham
Nicholls
Atlantic and
Birmingham
Ovilla
Ocilla
Brunswick
Naval Stores Trust
Savannah to Boston Direct Steamship Route Restarted
The Ocean Steamship Company will run ships directly from Savannah to Boston. The Birmingham's first Savannah to Boston voyage will depart October 16, with weekly sailings likely. Previously Savannah–Boston service operated via New York after the Chattahoochee link. direct service was abolished four years ago.
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Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company
Boston
Birmingham
New York
Chattahoochee
Saloons Foe Split Ticket Victory Secures Dry Status in Moultrie
Voters in Moultrie Georgia elected aldermen in a closely fought race with two tickets. One slate supported permitting saloons and the other pledged to prohibition. The dry ticket won by a 16 vote majority ensuring a dry status for the next two years.
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Moultrie
Chambers County special election results report
Chambers results show commissioners Thomas H. Allen 372 votes Thomas G. Crowder 187 G Dodson 223 R C Germany 62 J H Wallace 903 and representatives L B Schuessler 1 005 E H Thigpen 345 W C Thomas 927 with heavy turnout averaging 2506 votes per beat across the county.
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Chambers County
Alabama
Lafayette
Ala
Chambers
Thomas H. Allen
Thomas G. Crowder
Dodson
R. C. Germany
J. H. Wallace
Quitman Without a Hotel in Southwest Georgia
Quitman Georgia with about 3000 residents hovers between loss and recovery as The Maine hotel, once a top Southwestern Georgia lodging, closes after J W Hopson assigns to creditors. Trustees can only guarantee one week in November. sale of the property looms and a rebuilt hotel is uncertain. Congressman W GC Adamson to speak on political issues at Carrollton.
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Quitman
Maine
Georgia
J. W. Hopson
Board of Trade
Elghteen
Adamson
Carrollton
Harrig
W. GC. Adamson
Nomination Unanimous For West Point Mayor Race
West Point Georgia October 7 special. The city democratic executive committee ordered primary elections held in the council chamber today. Philip Lanter won unanimous nomination for mayor with 1% votes. Aldermen nominees were J L Askew J N Hogg W J Kirby G F Erwin H E B Anderson and J T Johnson. The popular West Pointers ticket is expected to win in January. Knoxville Tenn October 7 post office at Sevierville robbed last night. Burglars took $200 in cash $000 in stamps and about 19 blank money orders. Inspectors are investigating.
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West Point
City Democratic Executive Committee
Council Chamber
Philip Lanter
J. L. Askew
J. N. Hogg
Ww. J. Kirby
G. F. Erwin
HE. B. Anderson
J. T. Johnson
Yost
Knoxville
Tenn
Sevierville
Elevator Death at Temple Court in Chattanooga
In Temple Court building Chattanooga James Wilson a black elevator boy was crushed to death when the elevator fell on him while he was repairing machinery beneath it. The accident occurred October 7 with Special report filed from the scene. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
T James Wilson
Temple Court Building
Ruling of Judge Newman Upheld In Insurance Case
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed Judge William T. Newman’s ruling that a Fraternal Union policy beneficiary cannot recover when the policyholder dies by own action. Willam M. McDowell sued the Fraternal Union of America over a $2,000 policy naming McDowell as beneficiary. The court held the sane or insane clause valid, barring recovery in death by own action cases. The decision was argued in New Orleans after initial ruling in Atlanta. Other opinions and Monday docket previews followed.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William T. Newman
Willam M. McDowell
Fraternal Union of America
Newman
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
William A. McDowell
Athens
William M. McDowell
McDowell
Shepard Bryan
B. H. All
Atlanta
Gilgsby Thomas
United States “x
George B. Kerr
H. E. Maddox
F. A. Cornet
Same
H. A. Rucker
Coca Cola Company
Mites & Bradt
United States
I. Bashinaki
Exchange Bank of Macon
J. B. Norman, Jr
Caroline A. Kilgore
Jason Lawman
Lawman
C. D. Campla
Separate Building Sought by Alabama Archives Board
The Alabama Archives and History board met at the capitol with three terms expiring. All members were reelected and will seek senate confirmation. Director Owen urged constructing a separate building on capitol grounds and the board concurred with plans to obtain an appropriation from the next legislature.
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Director of Archives and History of
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Archives and History
Capitol
H. J. Hamilton
J. M. Falkner
Jelics
J. H. Johnson
W. H. Blake
H. B. Foster
Senate
Owen
Free Rural Delivery Reaches Forsyth Georgia
Free rural delivery announced for Monroe county with three new routes from Forsyth to Cabaniss Brent and Venture. Three carriers and substitutes to be chosen from recent Forsyth examination. Routes to be activated in coming weeks and no post offices ordered closed. Also W B Mallette elected president of Thomasville National Bank with G W Terrell as vice president.
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Forsyth
Monroe County
Cabaniss
Brent
Venture
W. B. Mallette
Thomasville
Thomasville National Bank
W. H. Mallette
Boston
G. W. Terrell
Letter from Henry Lamont Seeks Cough Syrup by Express
A Toronto resident Henry Lamont writes from Canada praising Cheney's Expectorant as the best cough syrup in America and requests one dozen bottles by first express delivery. He signs with address in Toronto.
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Cheney
America
First Express
Henry Lamont
Toronto
Dutty’s Pure National Whiskey Stopper Letter
A September 11 letter from Washua New Hampshire describes using eight bottles of Dutty’s Pure National Whiskey to treat a severe cough and hemorrhage. The writer, aged about five and years old, reports improvement in cough and strength, claiming the whiskey aided recovery and requests continued use.
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Gannet Express
N. H
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promises Cures and Health
A letter-style advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for consumption and other ailments. It claims medical endorsement from a Albany convention, assures purity with a patent bottle, warns against substitutes, and offers a free medical booklet upon request. The scrawled endorsement from ED Schubarth of Denver is included.
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Chicago
ED Schubar
Market St
Denver
Schubarth
Ahington
Duffy's
Duffy
Albany
Dutty
Druceists
Duffy Mall Whiskey Co
Roachester, N
Bowden Nominated for Supreme Court Reporter Post
Forsyth Ga October 7 Special Colonel Wightman Bowden will apply for the supreme court reporter post to be filled by Justice-elect John Capdier. Bowden is a young attorney and skilled stenographer and a close friend issues influence with Judge Candler, aiding Candler in the recent election.
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Supreme Court Reporter
Forsyth
Wightman Bowden
Supreme Court
John & Capdier
Bowden
Politi Porter
Candler
Morroe Com
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