General officers promotion waivers amid retirement event
A military vacancy arises as General Corbin retires and General Bell waives a promotion for General Lee to allow Sean Beytember see to be advanced. Details depict a transfer of command during the incident with Lieutenant Aenmem tin Hell and Captain J Perse Anak among involved officers. The era notes a waived promotion and a push toward filling the major general rank.
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Old Soldiers Hold Reunion in town for Fifty-second regimental vets
Veterans of the Fifty second regiment gathered in the town for a reunion. Hon Price welcomed them, with addresses from Wy Vascass, and Captain Woods leading prayers. The group toured Woodward College and heard postwar talks, then enjoyed a program of songs and recollections.
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Restored Quarantine Orders in Louisiana and West Florida
Fragmentary note outlines a quarantine against shipment of certain pests and goods from Louisiana into West Florida. Mentions dates around mid September and a weeks’ duration, with terms unclear due to damaged text. Entities include Louisiana and West Florida regions, quarantine action, and shipments related to weevil concerns.
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Georgia convention debate on liquor ban and voter referendums
An attendee describes a Macon Georgia convention debate over liquor prohibitions, urging the issue be placed before voters in 1908. The speaker cites opposition from party leaders and calls for reform to empower the people, noting resolutions to restrict liquor sales were rejected by the platform committee.
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Robert Herner
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Three Victims Die After Tug Refuses Aid in Bay Collision
In New York on September 15 three persons including two women drowned when the launch Sausage, overloaded and headed to Sheephead Bay, drifted after engine failure. A nearby tug and an additional scow failed to assist as the sinking craft capsized and passengers clung to the wreckage. One rescued woman later reached home in a partially recovered state. The deceased identities were not disclosed pending family notification.
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Watson to Edit Jeffersonian Weekly in Georgia
Major Charlee E. McGregor said final plans are set for The Jeffersonian a new eight page political weekly edited by Hon. Thomas E. Watson. It will begin in August from The Tribune plant in Atlanta with McGregor as associate. Published Saturdays with October delivery, the paper aims to be a strong political power for Georgia and Watson plans to move headquarters from New York to the state.
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Memorial Services Today for Murdered Greeks in Bulgaria
Greek Orthodox Church of Atlanta holds memorial services at the new church at Central Avenue and Garnet Street at 2:80 p.m. in memory of Greeks killed in Bulgaria. Speaker Rev. Hoe Dematry urges condemnation of wanaucix against Christians. The article mixes sermon details with political musings and calls for reform of senators.
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Atlanta
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Garnet Streein
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Wanaucix
Hoe Dematry
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Southern Manufacturer Aids Growth Of Nashville Industry
The article surveys J Hynde Shoe Manufacturing in Nashville and other southern mills, praising rapid growth from simple textile work to diversified production. It notes Hynde’s two-story factory with 40,000 square feet, producing 2,000 pairs daily and employing over 200 souls, alongside a flourishing furniture firm in Bushville and other major local enterprises expanding the region’s industrial base.
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