Schedule over S A and N goes into effect today
The Savannah and Northern railway starts passenger service from Garfield to Statesboro with 30 miles completed to Garfield and 40 miles to Lovville. Trains depart Garfield at 6 30 am and reach Statesboro 7 30 am with connections to Savannah and other lines. Construction toward Chattanooga is planned but delayed, with work to resume soon.
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Staleayore
Garfield
Statesboro
Savannah
Northern Railway
Norrow
Garflela
Tribute to Gen Stewart and Confederate Veterans Order
An official Confederate Veterans notice from New Orleans on August 31 confirms the death of Lieutenant General Alexander Stewart at Silet, Mississippi. The message praises his leadership, discipline, and simplicity of character, noting soldiers’ affection and his stature as a Southern soldier and gentleman.
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Confederate Veterans
New Orleana
Aletamer F Stewart
Confedorata
Neder
William
A. Evens
Weather Returns to Fair Condition in Oh Ohio
A quirky local weather note describes fair conditions returning, with playful banter about oysters and months containing the letter R. It hints at seasonal myths and a light, humorous tone reflecting newspaper whimsy of the era.
Weather Forecast Hinting at Early Fall Transition
A garbled weather note describes warm late August with highs around 82. Forecasters expect continued fair conditions and no strong heat ahead. Oldest residents predict cooler air soon as patterns shift toward early autumn.
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Whitehall
St Julian and Blue At The $7 At Nicholas Street
The act St Julian and Blue performed daily this week at Nicholas Street, offering flying trapeze stunts and headstand acts that impressed audiences. Early show drew applause as their sensational trapeze routine showcased agile balance and crowd-pleasing tricks.
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ST. Julian and
Blue
Nicholas
Gerrara
St. Julian
Blue Wit
St. Julian & Blue
Holder Denies Business Ties In Georgia Convict Controversy
Letters from John N Holder and Lena Deadwyler dispute a Georgia paper's claim about partnerships with Van Deadwyler or Deadwyler land ownership. They deny any financial ties or ownership, defend their independence, and address statements about Colonel Smith and convict lease history in Jefferson and Jackson counties.
Teena claims eczema cure for Texans and finuth detailed
Advertisement from Park Chemical Co claims Teena cures eczema for thousands in Texas. Describes Pure white squid product grown in Texas that penetrates pores, purifies roots, stops itching, relieves pain, and leaves skin white and normal. Promotes mail order purchase with prepaid express delivery.
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Texas
Finuth
Teena
Mall Gaat
Express
Charmes
Park Chemicei Coy Mission
Teta
Five-Room Cottages in Inman Park Priced at 2500
Small homes on Lake Avenue and W Ashland Avenue in Inman Park, Nos 4 to 90 and 1 to 13, recently built 17 modern five-room cottages with hot and cold water, boiler, sink, tub, and washstand. Parks near new churches and Edgewood Avenue school with streetcar service. Cash offer of 100 and $25 weekly balance.
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Lake Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Atlanta
Inman Park
Edgewood Avenue
James Holder responds to convicts issue and editor claims
James Holder denies any personal communication with legislators about convict matters. He defends his integrity as editor of The Jackson Herald, claims innocence of graft, explains his public roles in Jefferson and Jackson county, and asserts he was unfairly targeted by The Georgian while praising his penitentiary committee chairmanship.
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General Assembly
Genrate
Sistanve
Asnerahiy
Dyzembly
Rommo
John NX
Frank
Frank Holder
Holley
James M. Smith
Berry Holder
Joan Holder
Jake Moore
Narmer
Moore
Hamby
Lang Transactiona
Bartow County
Henry Holder
Georgia
Adam
Garden of Eden
Holder
Jetterson
Jackson County
City
Jefferson
Jackson Herald
Sing J
Iti
Tras
Herald
McBihanhoa
Euch
Jefferson Banking Company
Jefferson Cotton Mills
Barra
Ledvication
Iso TI
Ada
Tearea
Jyunte
Georgian
John
Thiy House
Mpitt
Becausa
Ing Jetter
Hoke Smith
State of Georgia
Atlouis
John N. Holder
Atlania
Brock
Waren
Wierda
Losauna
Gaya
Sind
Thleon Commission
Eure
Hore Smith
Committee On Penitentiary
Nissottey
Prison Commission
Janna
Senate
House
James Mr. Smith
W. R. Jones
Meriwether
Hduge
Gaa
Hare
Georgia Governor Hoke Smith Letter on Convict Abuse
A 1808 Georgia executive letter from Governor Hoke Smith addresses allegations of convict labor abuses. It describes hearings, resignations, and reforms, including prohibiting wardens from pay from lessees and closing misused convict camps. The governor defends himself and urges accountability and transparency.
Three Men Die In 125 Foot Fall At NYC Dockside Scaffold
New York August 31 Three carpenters working on a temporary scaffold suspended on wire cables under the dome of the old custom house on Well street now slated for National City bank remodeling were hurled into a skylight 80 feet below when a supporting cable parted. Andrew O Malley 27 was dead on pickup Cahne Clark 30 died minutes later James Graham 39 suffered skull fractures and internal injuries taken to a hospital. O Malley’s body tore through the skylight and fell 126 feet to the ground floor, while Graham and Clark struck the skylight frame and were caught there.
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New York
Custom House
Well Street
National City Bank
Andrew O'Malley
Cahne Clark
James Graham
Ekull
Interna
O'Malley
Graham
Clark
Secretaries Drown After Overwork On Lake Outing
Charles A Lawson confidential secretary to J T Harahan president of Central Times railroad jumped from the steamer City of Benton Hasbes weighted with a body and drowned. The drowning occurred Saturday and his identity was learned today. Family says Lawson drove himself from overwork and high fever before he went for a lake outing.
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Harshan
Dincane
Chicago
Charles A-Lawson
J. T. Harahan
Central Tisneis
Benton Hasbes
Lawson
Duties Now Weigh Heavily Upon the Attorney General
The piece argues that the attorney general bears a growing load from numerous duties added by recent legislation. It notes the expansion includes advising multiple state offices, representing the state in major courts, serving on boards, and enforcing the pure food law. It cites comparative funding in neighboring states and warns that without more help the office will be overwhelmed.
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Senate
State Board of Health
Prison Commission
Pension
Atute Bank Examiner
State School Book Commission
State Board of Education
State Geological Board
Hoe Ia
Beathes
Daily Mail
Hartman
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Hattis
Labor Pledges Aiding Bryan Labor Support
New York August paper reports Central Federated Union indorsing Elevator Constructors and Millwrights Union resolution to back William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party, pledging to defeat the Republican Party and urging labor platform insertions. Also notes city taxes due and a tragic unloaded pistol accident in Asheville where Palmer was killed by a misfired shot.
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New York
Central Federated Union
American Federation of Labor
Elevator Constructors and Millwrights
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Mirlwrights
Killer Shotgun Death Shocks Madison County
Commerce Ga August 31 Jesswe Childs shot and killed Joe Gunter at Childs home near Ila in Madison County. Childs and his wife had been separated for months and he had filed for divorce. Gunter accused of causing the estrangement. Childs then fired a double barrel shotgun, killing Gunter in the yard instantly. The body lay where he fell at noon today.
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Commerce
Jesswe Childs
Joe Gunter
Ila
Madison County
Chide
Gunter
Tidahe
Wify Childs
Gunter Ware
Childs
Wilfe
Childe
Woman in Case Tells Her Story at Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports that Mrs Williams denies saying any such statements and claims Roberta Roberts was shot while resisting a robber. Roberta remains in serious condition with police unsure of the motive as rumors surround Mr Roberts and the high official involved.
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Atlantic City
Ber
Europe
Ofr
Roberts
Haitimare
Robeta
Wre Wittlame
Maryland
Roberta
N. J
Gharlexk R Roberts
Mabery
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Miss
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Steen
E. van Winkle
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Georcia
Morrow Transfer & Storage CO
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Wala
Deieaneees
Hamilcos Lewes
Pengia
Banasia
Sea
Gen. Stewart
THE
Oystor and the Gopher
Mifflin Hood
Halder
Brotter
van Deadwyter
Inspector Deadwyter
van Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Teers
Aragonstecei
Bose Vand
DexQwyler
West
Beturday
BP. Holder
Lena Deadwyler
Saul Deadwel
Holfer
Jims
Tamas SL Smith
Pala Nim Beck
Bratth
Joan
Hhis
Coronel Smith
Bmithonia
Jagisia- Yon
Hans
Itzhuvgoh Knox Real Estate
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Holdar
Campe
Georgy
Feartalight
Hank
Meade & Baker
Gov. Smith
Pryor St
Auburn Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Lucile Ave
Ashby
Lawton ST
S.B Turman & Co
Foote & Pn Botte Detentione
X Davies
Alabame Street
Tlanta, Georgia
Bryan
Central Federated Union of New York
Fife
Payne
Asheville
Willam ‘Palmer
Ai 6
Nahan Arthur
Egeth. Ier
Arthur
Wits
Artner
Palmer
Corbner
Kinlow
Aralgaid
Mquor
Mearly House
Doracy, Brewpier, Huweth & Heyman
Joseph Binder
Samuel Binder
Herman Binder
Serael
Binder
Binder Frame Manufactusing Company
With & Capital
Tae Davie Bs Company
Marin
Baying
Parkershore
Heattery
Tae
Alsa Vliing
Murphy
Ais
Sreness
Cupid
Dorothy Bharrod
Darnales
Serensders
Cts
Ponce DE Leon Park
Matthiewsn
ST. Nicholas Auditorium
Atlantic Hallroad
Union Station
Darini
Cote - Nev
Bipa
Newralee
Nashrilis
Bone
Sirmingham
Atlantic Union Station
Besari
E. E. Bragg
Haare
Bellone
Winebiys Las Martell
NEW Vork Jacobs! Pharmacy Co
WOMAN
Nerwspaper
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