Georgia and National News Roundup From Clarkesville to Chicago
A collage of local notes and national events. Reed Smoot confirmed in Senate. Prof. William Harper dies founder of Dalton public schools. Georgia dispensary debate urged to end. Frederic Messer 114th death in North Carolina. Union County neighbors move, Clarkesville chosen for Ninth District agricultural school site. Dahonega connections in Ducktown. home built phone lines noted. Confederate veteran Welch links to Atlanta riot. Mrs Flora McDonald murders Webster Guerin in Chicago. Gainesville to launch Herald semi weekly with H H Perry president and W H Craig editor. Nettie Nix arrest for love affair in Fannin. Pension fund shortfall of about 80k. loan need looms. S. W. Masters admits burglaries in Atlanta. White family case prompts new testimony on Thaw. Chinese New Year debt payment noted. Christmas spending boosts debt avoidance remains scarce.
Mail Line From Dahlonega to Gainesville Pursued
Congressman Bell advocates establishment of a daily mail line from Dahlonega to Gainesville. The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General notes rural route patronage grows but not enough for six daily deliveries yet, promising reconsideration at the end of the June quarter.
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Dahlonega
Gainesville
Bell
Georgia
Church Trial Recalls Forgiveness At Colored Baptist Church
At a local colored Baptist church a sister faced charges for an evening out in poor company and coarse language. The deacon urged forgiveness, citing divine pardon, and the vote restored her to fellowship amid a closing hymn about heaven and unity.
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Colored Baptist Church
Local notes and obituaries from Lumpkin County
Nimblewill dots came in late yet work on the Nimblewill ditch progresses. Mr. and Mrs. Galustin are ill. Mr. John Moore is confined at home this week. Mr. Claud Gurley of the Dahlonega Bank visited Atlanta recently. Jeptha J. Shed, formerly of Lumpkin now in Jackson County, died last week. Dr. Heads bought Carsenders drugs and plans to locate in South Georgia soon. Rev. J. R. R. King will hold quarterly conference in Dahlonega next Sunday at 2 pm and preach at 11 am. T. J. Smith’s offers Peerless and Bliss potatoes, onions, and groceries. four sewing machines for sale on easy terms. Death visits Lumpkin as W. R. Crisson dies at 92. longtime resident, former mining worker, survived by wife, two sons, a daughter, with burial in local cemetery.
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Claud Gurley
Dahlonega Bank
Atlanta
Jeptha J. Shed
Lumpkin
Jackson County
Head
Cars Enders
South Georgia
J. R. R. King
Gainesville
Dahlonega
T. J. Smiths
W. R. Crisson
EK. WH. Crisson
Yabools
Dablonega
Notice to Perfect Service on Non-Resident Defendants
Non resident defendants named in the Lumpkin County case are required to appear at the next term of the Superior Court in Dahlonega on the third Monday in April 1907 to answer the petition of plaintiff W. B. Tate. Failure to appear will allow the court to proceed as justice shall appertain. DL Cook clerk certifies this notice dated February 12 1907 with February 15 1907 and subsequent publication dates marked.
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Georgia
Dahlonega
W. B. Tate
J. J. Kimsey
Dl, Cook
Lumpkin County
Japan orders 50000 tons of rails for new railways
The report states Japan has ordered 50,000 tons of rails for upcoming railway construction. The item appears in a compiled news brief with other unrelated notes.
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Japan
New Spring Dress Goods and Shoes Arrive in Dablongea
A Dablongea store promotes a wide spring stock including dotted swiss silk mull dimities lawns and cotton fabrics with mid to high quality dress goods. They announce incoming shoes and belt items and invite customers to inspect offerings while stressing fair cash prices and honest dealings.
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Dablonega
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