Subscriptions, politics, weather and a deadly crime
A jumble of news items mentions subscription prices for 8 to 12 months, war talk with China, a life sentence for Picklessman in Cherokee county, and local races for judge and solicitor. The Meriden cyclone killed 19 or 20, a Georgia State Fair runs October 9 to 21, and a preacher in Cleveland revisits a 64 year old sermon. A macon council issue, a Gainesville arrest over unpaid money, a nitro case and a jail escape captive, and a fatal poisoning near Ovilla are also noted along with a bizarre heaven argument between Deacons Robertson and Smith ending in violence.
Promotion exam for Lieut Fred Price in 14th A S Infantry
Lieut. Fred. Price of the 14th A. S. Infantry underwent a promotion examination at Vancouver Barracks Washington. The board reported satisfaction with the results and he will be commissioned when a vacancy arises. His scores ranged from 90 to 97 in various military knowledge areas. General average 93.8.
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Army and Navy Jornal
Secretary of War
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
More Favorable Words for Col Charters
The Blairsville Banner praises Col W A Charters for Solicitor General, calling him able fair honest and just in law enforcement. It rebukes peanut politicians who want cases settled for popularity and urges citizens to re elect Charters for public service.
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Blairsville
Col
W. A. Charters
Col Charters
Charters
City Council Proceedings From Monday Night Session
Council met with Mayor Vickery presiding. Minutes read and approved. Accounts, including WwW, a Price Jr, James Adams, and others, ordered paid. City marshal itemized bill for February read. cash receipts by fund listed. Tax book to be opened April 2 at Alderman Littlefield’s store for tax returns. Street committee reports roof issue on J F Moore property. matter postponed to next meeting.
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Vickery
A Price, Jr
Littlefield
Oleheld
Dahlonega G. M. Co
Stephen Rice Pitt
Author Singleton
George Adams
Joe Walker
Motion City
Jf F. Moore
Ordinary's Court Proceedings and Local Notices
The Ordinary's Court ran two days with Judge Evans presiding Monday and Tuesday. Administrators were granted titles to lands for John A. H. Gaddis and J. N. Evans, with a 12 month support for the widow of J. J. Evans. A suicide by M. N. Richardson in Cherokee County was reported. The national House approved a metals bill raising pennies and nickels funding to 200000 with mint(s) at Denver, San Francisco, New Orleans and Philadelphia, noting possible inclusion of a Dahlonega mint.
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Judge Evans
National House
Denver
San Francisco
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Dahlonega
Georgia
Prairie Fire Devastates Panhandle Cattle Herds
A prairie fire in the Texas Panhandle district burned for several days and destroyed hundreds of cattle. Losses exceeded 1 million dollars as ranchers faced severe stock losses and property damage.
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Panhandle
Texas
A Favorite Remedy for Sables
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quick ly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of preumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the creepy cough appears will prevent the attack. For sale by Dr. Cff Jones, Druggist, Dahlonega Ga.
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C.ff
Jones
Dahlonega
Meaders and Sons Close Out Heavy Winter Shoes and More
B R Meaders and Sons advertises large discounts on heavy winter shoes at minimal profit, plus 1 percent off rubbers and a full line of canned goods, stationery, hardware, and household medicines. They promote cash-on-equivalent terms and urge customers to compare prices, claiming big savings across a wide range of items.
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Howe
Mall Living Iprouit
Evary
Queen of the Mountains
Porter Springs
Sheriff Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia
The sale will be held at the courthouse door in Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia on the first Tuesday in April during legal hours. One half of lot number 163 in the 7th district of the original Hall now Lumpkin County is to be sold to satisfy a 1905 tax lien faced by Frank S Packard. Sheriff M Davis announces the sale per court order and tax claim proceedings.
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Lumpkin County
Frank S. Packard
Fairmount
Gordon County
Ordon County
Elberta
Fatrmount Real Espate CO
Ervin
Stcretary, Ata
Major Mite Former Atlanta Mayor Dies
A report from abroad states Major Mite once mayor of Atlanta has died. The piece notes a large cyclone struck the Society and Tuamotu Islands with extreme loss of life and widespread destruction. The Central of Georgia railway reports a contract for 1000 cars amid election scrutiny of a Southern representative investigation.
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Atlanta
Central of Georgia
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