Senators Reply to Page on Clarke Tariff Amendment
Atlanta businessman Charles G Page, president of Durand Realty, argues against the Clarke tariff amendment aimed at cotton exchanges. Senator Tillman and Hoke Smith respond, noting the Clarke amendment risks broader taxation. Smith writes August 7 clarifying positions. Page urges taxing all staples to defeat the tariff plan, while Tilman predicts shifts in southern support as the debate continues.
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Charles G Page
Atlanta
Durand Realty Company
Whh
Lialand
Meriwether County
Clarke
Moo Fase
Nator Tillman
Tv Enager
Rawr Smith
Senator Smith
Mr Pag
Theocer
New York
Pulman’y Kepis
Sarpim
Livia
Democrats
Ourus
Revivalist Alexander Beotlind Invites Aid Abroad
A report from Mississippi notes revivalist Alexander Beotlind attracted thousands to a meeting this week. He has not decided whether to proceed abroad with aid and with a notable church choir leading civic choruses during multiple years of preaching.
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Tsters
Dhe Baptist
Tibernid
Tris
Aexander
Eigit
Amenthy
Paige
Telpse Osmuth
Elese
Mississippi
Climate Failed Medicine Effective Rest afresh?
A garbled article discusses a treatment claimed to aid lung and throat illnesses, touting “Viferatine” as first medicine for Thigtt and Lung Tronbies with many recoveries where surroundings were not ideal. It mentions doctor use, claims of non narcotic relief, and a Philadelphia authority offering a book with recoveries and evidence.
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Fuad
Mans
Eckman
Plany
Sears
Disgusted Ashley Ready to Quit Sanitary Committee
Councilman Claude L Ashley, chair of the sanitary committee, announced he is ready to resign after complaints about the Atlanta crematory plant. He cited persistent breakdowns, high repair costs, and concerns over operators, urging more inspections and accountability from the New York Destructor Company before the city accepts the plant.
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Atlanta
New York
Claude L Ashley
Soimei
Mondward
Moring
Uridas
Ashley
Ashles
Wang Naz
Ashley Ag
Board of Health
Woodward
Evers
Connell
Cotton prosperity drives Cordele market in September sales
In Cordele September receipts show over 1600 bales brought in amid a push for prosperity tied to cotton prices. Local exchanges report 6500 bales on hand and about 1000 bales shipped to nearby markets, with shipments from Crisp County not all counted in the official totals.
Three Foreigners Die After Gas Blast at Rochester Hotel
A gas explosion at a Rochester hotel last night left three foreign men dead. Authorities found them this morning as investigators work to determine the cause and confirm identities.
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Rochester
Yosemite Park Opens to All Motors This Season
Yosemite Valley welcomes motor traffic after a late season reopening. The first car entering under new rules was a Premier driven by J H Leach of Los Angeles, whose daughter Juany Leach kept the historic sign that once forbade autos in the park.
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Yosemite
Yosemite Valley
Yosemites
J H. Leach
Boulevard Avenue
Los Angeles
Juany Leach
Yosemite National Park
United State
California
H R McNable
Stockton
Native Sons of the Golden West
Uncle Sam
Kennedy Sues Rail Line Over Farm Injury Damages Listed
C J Kennedy, a prominent county farmer, sues the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic, claiming damages of 1250 and 31250 in city court at Thomasville after an accident near Coolidge. He alleges a porter shouted Next stop Coolidge, he stepped onto a trestle, fell thirteen feet, and sustained injuries preventing further farm work.
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Thomasville
C J Kennedy
Atlanta
Birmingham and Atlantic Ratrons
Kennedy
Coolidge
Governor Delays McNaughton Decision Amid New Evidence
Governor Slaten said a week more is likely before ruling on the McNaughton case after new evidence at the war hearing. He will review the entire record again, delaying a final decision to late in the week. A governor requested conference between Judge Safford and state counsel reviewed evidence not in the record, but they trusted the governor's memory.
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Slaten
Mc Naughton
McNaughton
Frank H. Safford
Hradley
Bank for Fairmont Georgia Charter Application Filed
Another application for a charter for a state bank was received yesterday by the secretary of state Phil Cook. The bank would be named Fairmount Bank and be located at Fairmount Georgia with capital stock of $25,000. Incorporators include F McCrocklin WisB Tate F Hurt Edna F Tate and J H Disharoon.
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Fairmont
Phil Cook
Fairmount Bank
Fairmount
F . McCrocklin
Wisb Tate
F Hurt
Edna F Tate
J H Disharoon
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Hoke Smith
Ben Tillman
ConneHure
Ashlee
Mike
Hace Boman
Woodward Deciines
Connciman
Sinitar
Tlave
Connuliman Ashie
C da
Arty
Lsitary
Thern
New Orleans
O. P. Bartlett
G. A
DL. Griffin, T. P. A
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
Yosemite Park
M’naughton
Nat'l. Bank Bldg
Atlanta Convention Bureau
South
The
Southern Engraving Company
Ivan Allen
Frederic J Pakon
Otley
Treas Red Houser Secty
Henry W. Grady
Southern Engraving Co
Dear Mr. Grady
Bureau
Aly
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Constitution Bldg
State Fair
Macon
America
Saracina
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Julius H. Otto
Harry C. Robert
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