Georgia News Roundup Highlights Crime and Local Debates
Georgia reports focus on law enforcement and public disputes. Sam Jones stirs, 1750 stray dogs killed in Atlanta, Texas Fever found in Coweta and Morgan counties, Cininesville offers top cotton prices, Gwinnett taxes up about 200000, a fatal well accident near Blairsville, and census plans for Confederate veterans. Also mentions gambling arrests in Atlanta, a deadly clubroom jump, and damage suits against Gainesville Street Railway amid plans to widen the Gainesville Midland railway trestles.
Departure of Rev W C Taylor from Dahlonega Baptist Church
The young pastor Rev W C Taylor resigns to attend Baptist Seminary in Louisville Kentucky after twenty months in Dahlonega. He preached farewell sermons and received strong appreciation from a large audience and church conference adopting affectionate resolutions. Over fifty members joined during his tenure as the church remains in harmony.
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Baptist Church
Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Genermy
Dahlonega
Paul
Bowen's Store Robbed at Garland by Two Thieves
Two men looted Bowen's Store in Garland taking clothing shoes hats gun shells and other items after tearing weatherboarding and entering via a ceiling hole. The post office in the same room was untouched. Authorities were alerted and searching toward Crown mountain power plant.
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Marion Bowen
Garland
Crown Mountain
Bowen Haves
Murrayville
Gainesville
Bua Smith
Grizzle
Walker
Sherif Davis
City Tax Notice for Dahlonega Tax Book Close
Notice announces the Dahlonega tax book will close on the 80th day of the month. Taxpayers urged to settle by then to avoid trouble and extra costs. Committee signatures: P. Prior Jr and B. Moyer.
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Dahlonega
P. Prior, Jr
B. Moyer
Notice to settle debts to T. J. Smith & Bro by November 1
All who owe note or account to T. J. Smith & Bro are asked to make full settlement by November 1. After that date, unresolved debts will be turned over to officers for collection.
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T. J. Smith & Bro
Prof A W Cain and Miss Nannie Woodard Wed in Quiet Ceremony
The couple married Tuesday night in Totty hotel parlors with Rev J K Morgan officiating. Prof Cain, principal of the local High School, weds Miss Nannie Woodard daughter of Dr F C Woodard. The Messenger joins town in congratulations and best wishes for a prosperous future.
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Cains Woodard
A. W. Cain
Nannie Woodard
Totty Hotel
J. K
Morgan
Prof. Cain
F. C. Woodard
Grapelind
Tex
International Stock Food remedies advertised by local dealers
In fall stock changes feed impact on cows hogs and poultry. The ad claims International Stock Food prevents hog and chicken cholera and helps cows avoid milk drop. It promises horses and colts eat better and worm protection. Packages priced 23¢ to $3.50. sold by B. R. Meaders & Sons and B. R. Drapers & Sons near Dahlonega.
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B. R. Meaders & Sons
Black Hand Bomb Explodes by NYC Home Doorstep
An Italian in New York City received a letter signed Black Hand demanding 82 000. He failed to follow directions and a bomb exploded on his doorstep. Many people were awakened as houses reeled, suggesting New York is dangerous for the wealthy.
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New York City
New York
Out of Business Sale at Auraria Store
John T. Minter announces he will close the mercantile business in Auraria by January 1 1906 after 28 years of operation. Dry goods groceries and related stock sold cash and below cost with debts to be settled. building and fixtures for rent to a qualified operator.
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Auraria
John T. Minter
Ms Id
Chemterlein's Cough Remedy Promoted in Dahlonega
Local ad notes Chemterlein's Cough Remedy claims to aid nature by easing coughing, loosening secretions, and supporting recovery. It cites testimonials and lists a 25 cent small bottle and 50 cent large size available from Dr. C. H. Jones in Dahlonega Georgia.
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C. H. Jones
Dahlonega
Medel Nes
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