Ice dealers fined and sent to prison
Private Leased Wire reports leading ice dealers in the city were fined and sentenced to one year in the workhouse for rationing and price boosting tied to a Valentine season ice trust. The court suspended execution for acquittal of those who withdrew from the combine. others pleaded guilty after the leader stood trial.
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Tu R. RR
Combine of Trust
Joseph A. Miller
Toledo Ice and Coal
Ae Reuben Lemmon
H. Jee Company
Michi Boren
Lake Ice Companes
Head
Gompers Appeal Calls Defeat of Labor's Foes
In the American Federationist issue for July President Gompers urges AFL members to back congressmen aligned with labor interests. The plea emphasizes voting for proven friends of labor and warns against accepting hollow guarantees from opponents.
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Gompers
LABOR
Washington
American Federationist
American Federation of Labor
Georgia News in Paragraphs
Dorella II released by writ of habeas corpus after arrest for murder. Luke Gleaton, prominent farmer, dies near Cordele with wife ill. Jim Gibson, bitten by a rattlesnake, dies at Cordele hospital. A B Colburn collapses from apoplexy. S O Godman resigns as assistant depot agent. revival in Fort Gaines ends with 45 converts. first car of melons shipped from Cairo with G W Taylor sending to Atlanta.
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Dorela II
Cordele
Macginger Dorels
Serenge
Farmer Dick
Luke Gleaton
Here
Cordele, GI
Jim Gibson
Cordele Hospital
Covington
O. Godman
The
Georgia
T. C. Beazley
Mr. Man
Cairo
G. W. Taylor
Atlanta
Three Negroes Shot in Church Row at Strawberry
The Georgian reports a deadly disturbance at Strawberry Church near Dublin Georgia yesterday afternoon. Three men, Sam Mitchell Dan Wilburn and Dock Wright, were killed and Parish Holmes wounded by a shot to the knee. Copeland surrendered in town after the shootings.
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ThesGeorgian
Dublin
Strawberry Church
Sam Mitchell
Dan Wilburn
Dock Wright
Holmes
Mitchell
Joe Copeland
Wilburn
Wright
Copeland
Albany debate date set for July ninth plan
Colonel John T. Bolfeuillet for Hon. Clark Howell and James I. Anderson for Hon. Hoke Smith met Monday and agreed on July 9 as the Albany debate date. The Atlanta Georgian reported the tentative plan, with referees noting Albany residents should have final say before approval.
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John T. Bolfeuillet
Clark Howell
James I. Anderson
Hoke Smith
Praocally
Albany
Atlanta
Business man elopes with Fishman's girl headline
Word reached New York that David Huylernes, secretary of the Huyler company, eloped with Miss Florence Streuber, a fish dealer's daughter from Erie, Pa. The couple reportedly married in Jamestown, New York, yesterday and planned to depart for Europe.
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New York
David Huylernes
Huyler Company
Huylers
Florence Streuber
Erie
Jamestown
Europe
Hear Gov Taylor Build Castles in the Air at Wesley Men’s Church
Gov Bob Taylor will address Wesley Men's Church on Thursday night June 28. Tickets are sold at Edmondson's Drug Store, 145 Broad St, priced 50 and 75 cents.
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Bob Taylor
Wesley Men
Edmondson's Drug Store
Broad ST
Edmondson’s Drug Store
Liberal Slain as Panama Election Turmoil Erupts
In Panama City and surrounding provinces the Constitutional party won amid orderly voting. A late clash between Liberals and police guarding ballot boxes at Santa Ana park left one Liberal dead and nine policemen wounded. Forty armed officers restored order. marines from the Marblehead may be landed to avert further fighting. Governor Magoon and Captain George R. Shanton appeared at key points to prevent trouble.
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Panama
Constitutional Party
Panama City
Cocle
Veragua
Chiriquix
Santa Ana Park
Jose Antonio Paredes
Peale
United States
Marblehead
Magoon
George R. Shanton
Canal Sone
General Huguenin Seeks Retirement From Georgia Guard
General E D Huguenio longtime Georgia militia official and brigadier general of the Georgia national guard requests retirement on health grounds. If approved the brigadier general title passes to the next colonel and a new colonel must be elected to lead the Georgia.
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Macon
E. D. Huguenio
Georgia Militia
National Guard of Georgia
Adjutant General
Georgia
Fourteen Hurt in Train Crash at Adrian Michigan
Westbound Lake Shore train collided with a Dun noe engine near Adrian causing fourteen injuries. One woman, Mrs Mary Boganup of Chicago, sustained a serious back and side injury. condition described as serious while others suffered various hurts. A private leased wire reports details from Adrian dated June 25.
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Adrian
Mich
Lake Shore
Dunnoe Airs
Here
Tdandes
uNeen
Mary Boganup
Chicago
Debates in Rome Ignite Crowd Over North Carolina Law
A heated Rome debate pits Howell and Smith on the North Carolina disfranchisement law. Howell wagers $1,000 that educational tests will disenfranchise all voters after January 1, 1908, while Smith offers to match, sparking heckling and dramatic stage exits as the audience roars. The pair exchange written pact terms, with Howell presenting a revised note and Smith seeking a modification.
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Howell
Mr. Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Rome
Miss Berry
Mr. Howell
More Candidates Pay in City Primary Entries
Secretary C N Allen of the city executive committee reports two more entries for the upcoming city primary. Dr A L Curtis has paid his fee and M T LaHatt is mentioned. In the aldermanic race from the street ward E T Payne seeks the seat.
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C. N. Allen
A. L.curtis
M. T. LaHatt
Stret
Ae E. T. Payne
City Tex
Excessive Rain Injures Georgia Cotton Crops
Commissioner of Agriculture Hudson reports in Georgia that excessive rains have damaged cotton across the southern and central parts of the state. Fields that would usually yield a bale per acre now produce only a few hundred pounds, with some crops dead and others thinning or shedding foliage. Hot weather may salvage some remaining plants, but hundreds of acres are beyond help.
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South
Middle Georgia
Hudson
Tome
Hoke Smith to Speak in McDuffie County
Thomson Ga June 25 Hon Hoke Smith Democrat governor candidate will present his claims to voters in McDuffie county today friends prepared a rousing reception all efforts are aimed at making the meeting a success and the speaker will receive a hearty welcome
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Thomson
Hoke Smith
McDuffie County
Enormous crowd greets Clark Howell in Macon
Clark Howell arrives in Macon on June 25 and is met by an enormous audience at the train. He is to speak tonight before what is expected to be the largest crowd yet, as hundreds of friends turn out for a royal welcome.
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Jaber
Ermannth
Thome
Howamall
Smith
Enue
Howell
Watson
Jooks
Clark
Macon
Clark Howell
Interstate Club to Locate on Monte Sano in Huntsville
The Interstate Club in Huntsville announces plans to locate on Monte Sano with favorable rent terms for the site. A gala event and a charity ice cream festival are planned for Tuesday from 6 to 10 pm at Pryor and Bass streets to benefit the Y M C A. Honorary members include celebrities and the project aims to raise about 1 million dollars.
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Interstate Club
Monte Sano
Huntsville
Ala
Sha Ik
Pala Gab
Pryor and
Bass Streets
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Men Church Thurs Son s Drug Store 148 Broad St
Men s church of Thursday s son s drug store at 148 Broad Street offers goods priced 50 and 75 cents as listed in the local notice.
Georgia Editor Reports J Pope Brown Port Rates Interview
In a letter to The Georgian the editor discusses Hon J Pope Brown and the port rates dispute. Brown claims he voted for the port rate before his gubernatorial candidacy, while records from the railroad commission indicate a contrary vote history.
Vote record on port rate questioned in 1904 1905
H Warner Hull cites railroad commission files showing Pope Brown voted both for and against the port rate. He argues Brown was a gubernatorial candidate by May 1905 and references a June 1905 Atlanta Journal letter withdrawing from the race. The column examines timing of votes, candidacy, and public statements to challenge Brown’s stance.
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J. Pope Brown
Atlanta Journal
It Ia
Warner Hill
Brown
Hill
Office of
The
Railroad Commission
Commission
Brunswick
Pallrona
F. Montgomery
Com. Ae
Rail Commission
Hawkinsville
Hia
Terrell
Bere
Port Tals
Office of the Railroad Commission
Mr. Brown
Lak
Pope Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Ginana Ee
Boards of Trades
Andre Brown
H. Warner Hull
Son's Drug Store Ad Sells 50 and 75 Cent Items
An old newspaper blurb promotes Son's Drug Store at 148 Broad Street highlighting items priced at 50 and 75 cents. The brief notice emphasizes affordable offerings in a period-appropriate ad tone.
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Fort Gaine
Ker
W.I. Walker
Fishman
Huguenin
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Allanta, Ga
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