Doorrod at the Dahlonega P O and other notes
The Dahlonega Ga paper reports a variety of brief items including a $10 hit on Sam Jones by a postmaster, Sister Carrie Nation going on stage, a fatal burn in Macon, a murder postponement for J H Tillman, goatskin import figures, lynching condemnations, and local tax and legal updates. It highlights regional events, misdeeds, and civic notes with local figures like Judge Estes and Frank Summerour, and mentions a new Nacoochee Institute project and tax collection instructions.
Pngelistic Preaching Sparks Clerical Debate in Flowery Branch
The Flowery Branch Herald notes Rev Sam Jones's confrontation with Cartersville postmaster Akeman as evidence that modern ministers must shock audiences to win souls. It praises Jones yet mocks old Puritan norms, cites dramatic methods in preaching, and recalls Christ's stance on judgment without violence.
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Sam Jones
Cartersville
Akeman
New Jerusalem
Jones
Corbett
Jefferies
Mining Notes Show Progress At Several Gold Mines
Mining notes report Mr. Ainslie of Consolidated Co. visiting soon as activity grows at Gorge plant. Inglesoll Crisson may reduce sand handling by raising flood gates on the Chestatee dam. Pyrites mine development appears the biggest local project with potential for a 1500 person town within five years. Rutherford development expected to start soon for a ten stamp mill. Jumbo mine work continues under W B Fry with few workers. A charter was granted this week enabling immediate company organization.
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Ainslie
The
Consolidated Co
Inglesoll & Crisson
Chestatee
Pyrites
Rutherford
W. B. Fry
Georgia Vagrancy Act Proposal Seeks Swift Arrests and Trials
The draft law amends a 1895 code to create a detailed list of vagrants and to speed up arrest procedures. It assigns sheriffs and police the duty to report suspected vagrants, authorizes warrants, and sets one year bonds if admitted as vagrants, with defenses for attempts to find work. The measure includes repeal of conflicting laws and lists signatories and local officials.
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General Assembly of Georgia
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Dahlonega
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Emma Jemerson
Macon
Colorado
Dill
J. H. Tillman
United States
H. P Bell
Cumming, Ga
W. EF. Farmer
Fulton County
Atlanta
Jackson County
Herald
Wilcox County
Lore
Delaware Supreme Court
Kastoria
Pusdder
J. B. Estes
Lumpkin County
Gainesville
Judge Estes
Georgia
Frank Summerour
Dalston
Summerour
Nacoochee Valley
D.F. Blackwell
T. M. Mel Gonnell
LY. D. Cartledge
Frhh
Dean
Robert McMillan
Nacoochee Institute
Ramon
C. H. Jones
James Craig
Dawson
John Turner
J. J. Parks
Alfred Foster
F. M. Blackwell
Walter Anderson
Grason Gregory
Union
Noah Mitchel
Noah Elliott
J. W. Hallender
L. ©. Souther
Jason Reid
F. W. Nix
Thomas Mitchel
Elliott
James Little
van Duckworth
Duckworth
Luther Duckworth
Welborn Clemons
Cage Tow
Lumpkin
J. H. Hix
James Wilder
David Seabolt
Lafayette Seabolt
J. W. Walker
Henry Anderson
Geo
Jeff Green
Lewis Green
Miles Berry
J. KE. Martin
Ned Childers
Arveta Sullins
Warren Sullins
A. R. Sullins
U. S
Lampskin
Steve Mealer
Virgal Mealer
Areh Lockaby
W. L. Lawman
Candler Anderson
A. A. Collins
Jasper Dobson
Janes Buchanan
Thedford
Sarah BE Shirfield
Ellettaville
Ind
MR. M. Grant
N.C
John H. Moore
Simmons Bulding
Bobby Walthour
Guanta’s Great Fair
Prenk Weldon
Sec
Hroshest & Purest Rugs
G. A. Jones
Ipation
JT. Mieller
Aurati
Lumpkin Court of Ordinary
Func
Jdous Hero, Ordin
Caliloneia
Mies
Sivic Acland
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