Georgia Governor Under Fire Over Sea Girt Visit
Savannah dispatch reports contention over whether Governor authorized the Governor’s Horse Guards to visit Sea Girt as Georgia militia representatives. The Morning News argues the governor’s actions reveal cringing attitude toward those who treated Georgia’s representatives with contempt.
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Sea Girt
Georgia
Savannah
Morning News
Macon
May Oppose Co W Thompson Major Wadsworth May Enter Race
A Montgomery report says Republicans will nominate Major W Wadsworth of Autauga County to oppose Colonel Charles W Thompson the Democratic congressman from the fifth district Wadsworth a war veteran a major on General Harrison's staff is a wealthy sawmill owner who voted for Palmer Buckner and McKinley and refused to take part in the recent Democratic primary claiming to be a Republican now
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Wadsworth
Montgomery
Ala
Spewiatt
W. W.wadsworth
Autauga County
Charles W .Thompson
Harrison
Alabama Veterani
Palmer and
Bucknerein II
State Council 1 0 U A M Meets Savannah Session
The state council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics held its public session in Knights of Pythias hall with about 100 members. Alderman Thomas welcomed visitors and stressed Cardinal principles of aiding the sick and orphans as Rev S J Harris spoke, then an executive session followed. Savannah will be well represented at the University of Georgia and the Georgia Tech in Athens and Atlanta as term opens September 17 and a week later respectively.
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Savannah
State Council of the
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Knights of Pythias Hall
R. Mell
D .B. ‘Thomas
Thomas
Order of
United American Mechanics
G. Martin
Gritfin
S. J. Harris
Atlanta
Nis
W. Lee Simmons
W. R. Holman
W. F Grubbs
B & Pierce
EE Sanders
J Wall
C E_ Blocket
Sentine
H_ Moon
Sentinel
J. H Kelly
State Council
S L Harris
JR Storer
Db Com- Stock
W R. Dale
R S Robertson
Brockett
Enterprise Council
J. A. Wicker
M. D. Brown
Pierce
P. G Watta
R B Blackburn
C H Dennison
Griffin Council
A G. Martin
D J Bailey
Gate City
W. IK Abbott
A. B. Williams
F. E B. Loveless
F W. Cobbler
J A Man
J W. Schoof
O. H. Starnes
Atlanta Council
H. M Patterson
West End Council
M C Stephens
J C. Williams
O R Penn
W. J Bell
H P. Mallory
W Pearce
H W Buchanan IJ JI Kelly
Liberty Council
W. T. Webb
W H. Acres John McHenry
Kidnaping case links Willie Heath to Miss Nettie Green
In Macon Ga today Willie Heath and Miss Nettie Green both of Fitzgerald Ga were taken in on a telegraphic warrant. Heath aged about twenty two faces kidnaping or enticing the 16 year old girl from her home. Heath’s real name is said to be Thomas Jackson Heath and he is said to be a news butcher on the Georgia Southern and Florida railway. The girl appears childish but bright and pretty. Heath’s wife reportedly left him two months ago and he now resides in Cordele.
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Macon
Willie Heath
Nettie Green
Fitzgerald
JL. Green
Misa Green
Cordele
Heath
Thomas Jackson Heath
Miss Green
Willie
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Morgan's Ordinary Oversees Large Braswell Fund
Madison Ga September 9 Special The election of Hon R L Peacock as ordinary of Morgan County fills the unexpired term of T B Baldwin. The Braswell fund, custodial by the office, has grown from 10000 then 5000 gifts to nearly 77000, with safe investments including 200 shares in the Georgia railroad The ordinary must bond for 85000 and Peacock, a respected citizen, has done so and takes office to safeguard the indigent orphans per Benjamin Braswell will.
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Madison
R. L. Peacock
Morgan County
T. B. Baldwin
Braswell Fund
Benjamin Braswell
Upper Morgan
Court of Ordinary
Anne Kalb
Braswell
Anna Kolb
Georgia Railroad
Morgan
elopement and arrest in Fitzgerald and Macon case
Miss Green tells police in Fitzgerald her fiancé Heath persuaded her to elope to Macon after they visited church. They rented rooms, bought furniture, and planned to marry under assumed names, but were stopped in East Macon. Heath faced possible trial. Miss Green to be returned to her parents. Also notes arrests for car burglary at Central railroad and the funeral of Mrs Julia Smith in Vineville with details on her family.
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Barnesville
Fitzgerald
Mve
Miss Green
Heath
Macon
Third Street
Hawthorne
Toole
East Macon
Smallweed
Miss Greens
JW Chalfinch
J.S. Sweeney
J. F. Skinner
Central Railroad
Recorder
J. W Preston
Railroad
Hall & Wimberly
Avent and Callaway
Anderson and Jenkins
Chalfinch
Sweeney
Skinner
Julia Smith
Vineville
W H Frazier
Tattnall Square Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Aogiethorpe College
Milledgeville
Julia Hall
Charles H Hall
T H Hall
Dublin
Merrill
Thomasville
Sidge Iverson L Harris
Charles J. Haris
Thomas Hartley Hall
Alabama Republicans to Hold Great Meeting in Birmingham
Birmingham on September 16 hosts Alabama Republicans first state convention since the new constitution. W W Wellman of Huntsville named state GOP chair with headquarters at the Hilton. Senator J C Pritchard of North Carolina to address. Several district conventions follow. expected nominations in about five of nine districts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Tony
New
Republican Party
Publican
I. Wellman
Huntsville
Republican State Executive Committee
Hilman
J C Pritchard
North Carolina
Opening of Lucy Cobb Will Be Record Breaker
Athens Ga September 9 Special The opening of Lucy Cobb Institute tomorrow morning will be the most auspicious in its history Dormitory space is exhausted yet accommodations are arranged for the mother of Miss Clara Smith of Macon A Bible Conference of four days at Mulberry Street Methodist church hopes to energize church work with lectures by prominent Georgians including Bishops Candler and Hoss and doctors Tigert Byrd Lovett McGehee Pinson Hinton Scruggs Roberts and others Discussions will cover Missions Education Temperance Apologetics Revival Holy Spirit and Higher Life The article also notes visits and preparations by local officials and teachers and lists several new faculty members and incoming students.
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Savannah
Armand Berg
Charles N Felderson
Weyman Kiarman
McKay Dearing
Joseph G Low
Frank P McIntyre
Joseph I Killer
Athens
Gordon Carson
Edwin Carson
George C Heyward
Campbell Kvenson
Ralph Meldrim
Theo Busch
John Monahan
Robert Newcomb
Atlanta
University Club
Samuel B. Adams
Club
Echnological “School
Wayne Warfield
Earle Hartridge
Garrard Haines
Hugh May
Charles Martin
Frank G Bell
Wiliam S Rankin
Alfred Hartridge
Charles H Strong
Solomon Luther
Charlie Luis
Grover Co. Paulsen
George Cornwall
Elmore Weeks
Walter Feytward
Walter A. Norton
Henry Allen
Atlanta College of Privatcians and Surgeons
Grady Hospital
Henry Solomons
Virginia, Military Institute
Roy Bailey
Lyman Wilcox
Pennsylvania
Miliary College
Malcolm Bell
Clemson , College
Lucy Cobb Institute
Institution of Learning
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Macon
South Georgia Conference
W N Ainsworth
Mulberry Street
Methodist Church
Bishop Candler
Hoss
Tigert
Byrd
Lewis
Lovett
McGehee
Pinson
Hinton
Scruggs
Roberts
Dickey
Daves
Johnstone
Dupont Guerry
Miss Rutherford
Lucy Cobb
Milo Lois Punicker
Augusta Center
Stella Center
Bertha Foster
Mabel Epers
Bessie Moore
Marie Deas Tupper Hattle
Bill Arp Is Doing Well In Major Smith Case
Cartersville Ga September 9 Special In the case of Major Charles H Smith known as Bill Arp there is no immediate alarm though Dr W P Nicholson of Atlanta was summoned via Dr Ralph Smith of Jacksonville Fla arriving this morning Dr Nicholson stated the trouble may be weakness of the heart part of the heart is hardened and likely to cause trouble any time He is 76 and still vital cheerful and doing well He cannot lay down and rests in a chair His neighbors who love him are anxious about his condition Abbattichio Boston September 9 Manager Buckenberger signed Abbattichio of the Nashville team.
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Cartersville
Specelal
Charles H. Smith
Bill Arp
W. P. Nicholson
Atlanta
Ralph Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Major Smith
Aller Miles Company Incorporation Petition Details
The petition by Allen Miles Cullinane and Arkwright seeks incorporation of Aller Miles Company for twenty years with capital stock of 400 000 dollars, up to 5 million future increases, and broad rights to buy sell make and deal in hides furs leather and related goods. The company would own tanneries factories and offices in Fulton County Georgia and may borrow, pledge, or mortgage, purchase real or personal property, lend funds, and amend or renew its charter. The petition requests corporate power to issue stock, choose stock types, and expand or reduce capital by majority stockholder vote.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton
Superior Court of Salt
L Allen E . Miles
R.E. Cullinane
P . Arkwright
Aller-Miles Company
Agid Corporation
Afl
Fulton County
Georgia
Asid Company
Ita
L Allen
Miles F
Cullinane
Arkwright
Arnold Broyles
Arnold Broylis
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