County Directory of Officers and Trustees Listed
The document lists county officers including Ordinary J. B. Lewis and Sheriff Bheriff Mznson Simpson, tax collector J. W. Ward, treasurer T. A. Brown, surveyor R. I. Bennett, coroner G. B. Walker, and road revenues. It also records church pastors W. A. Johnson and W. H. Speer, trustees W. Tl. Glover and others, Fayetteville Institute principal J. O. Pettis, and a board of education with J. B. Posey as chairman and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lewis
J. W. Graham
F. B. Brown
Mznson Simpson
Ax Recelvey
J.W. Ward
T. A. Brown
R. I. Bennett
G. B. Walker
City Officials List for Belton Meeting
Mayor W. J. Stell presides with aldermen A. Burks B. Thornton W. W. Redwin W. R. Camp W. L. Smith and Chief Belton Moore in administration details and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stell
A. Burks
B. Thornton
W. W. Redwin
W. R. Camp
W. L. Smith
Belton Moore
Masonic and Arcane Lodges Meet on Early Tuesday and Friday Nights
The Fayetteville chapter and Mariah Lodge in Fayetteville schedule meetings for the first Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock and the first and third Friday nights. Officers J W Kitchens and I Dickson are listed as leaders with W M and Sec roles. The Fayetteville Royal Arcanum, with E P Mize as Regent and J R Roberts as Secretary, meets on the first and third Tuesday evenings. The Fayetteville Lodge No. 226 IO meets the first and third Monday nights under J W Culpepper as N G and T Roberts as Secretary.
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Fayetteville
J. W. Kitchens
H.P
Dickson
Soc
Mt Mariah Lodge
W. M
Fayetteville Court Schedule Lists Judges and Terms
The Fayetteville court calendar outlines the Superior court sessions on the third Monday in March and September with Judge E. J. Reagan and General City Court terms on the first Monday of each month. It also notes jury terms on the first Monday of January, April, August, and October under Judge W. B. Hollingsworth and Solicitor A. O. Blalock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
E.J. Reagan
C. H. B. Bloodworth
Sol
City Court of
Fayetteville
W. B. Hollingsworth
A. O. Blalock
Japanese Crush Russian Left Wing in Major all-out Offensive
From Berlin dispatches via St Petersburg, 260,000 Japanese reportedly broke through Kuropatkin’s left flank and threatened Mukden. Reports say Japanese flank attacks under Oku and Kuroki pressed Russian defenses while Oyama’s center diversions drew fire. Casualties are heavy on both sides as Russian and Japanese artillery duel near Shakhe village and Oubenepusa redoubts.
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Tageblatt
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Miukden
Oku
Kuroki
Nogi
Oyama
Shakhe
Poutilof
Oubenepusa
Senators Push to Amend Santo Domingo Treaty
Washington dispatch reports senate mood to amend the Santo Domingo accord before ratification. Many Republicans and Democrats oppose references to the Monroe doctrine in the treaty, arguing it should be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Senate
Washington
Santo Domingo
Colorado Senator Reveals Vote Buying Bids
Senator R W Morgan of Boulder county disclosed at the opening joint convention that he was offered 1500 dollars and had already received 700 dollars for his vote for Governor Adams in the contest for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator
Adama
R. W. Morgan
Boulder County
Colorado Assembly
Adams
Clark Howell's Candidacy Surges in Georgia Farmers' Support
Editorial from Atlanta dated February 22 surveys Georgia farmers and merchants backing Clark Howell for governor. It details Howell's legislative rise since 1846, his leadership as speaker during the Farmers' Alliance era, and his reforms in taxation, education, and railroad policy, arguing he stands unsectarian and best meets rural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Farmers of Georgia
General Assembly
Georgia
Southern Cotton Growers' Association
Commonwealth
Dade
Chatham
Richmond
Muscogee
Clark Howell
Bome
Colonel Estill
Savannah
Pope Brown
Bulaski
Joe Hill Hall
Howell
University of Georgia
Fulton County
House of Representatives
Farmers’ Movement
Farmers’ Alliance
Atlanta Constitution
House
Judiciary Committee
Thea
Howel
Farmers' Alliance Legislature
Alliance
Henry W. Grady
State Senate
Senate
H. H. Perry
Gainesville
Judge Perry
Henry A. Matthews
Houston County
Girls’ Normal
Milledgeville
State Normal
Athens
The
State University
Senate. Ie Wis
Candler
Mme
Glenn
Ton
Clay
Bill Glenn
Whitfield
Nowell
Femple
Tennessee church seeks injunction over organ installation
The Atlanta Journal notes a Tennessee church has filed for an injunction to stop some members from installing an organ. The piece suggests the church might be content if it could also bar a soprano from insisting on a solo each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
The
Atlanta Journal
Roosevelt Renominates Cabinet. Wynne Replaced by Cortelyou
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt sent a long list of diplomatic appointments at the opening Senate session. All were renominated except Postmaster General Wynne, who Cortelyou will succeed.
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Wynne
Cortelyou
Washington
Senate
Judge John H. Reagan Dies at 86 in Palestine Texas
Longtime public servant John Henninger Reagan dies at home in Palestine Texas aged 86 from pneumonia. A Confederate cabinet member and builder of U S commerce law he served in Congress and as postmaster general and later chaired the Texas railroad commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Palestine
Texas
John H. Reagan
Teras
Judge Reagan
Houston
W. Greenwood
United States
John Henninger Reagan
Sevier County
Tennessee
Republic of Texas
Brazos
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Congress
Provisional Congress
Confederate States
Treasury
Davis
Fort Warren
Committee On
Commerce
United States Senate
Texas State Railroad Commission
Shaw Ends Treasury Service Plan By February 1906
Secretary of the Treasury will not retire until February 1906. The renomination recalls the nomination pledge not to stay beyond March 4, and Roosevelt asked him to remain if elected, with consent to retire in February after a full four year term.
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Secretary of Treasury
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt
Taft Maintains Canal Zone Authority Despite Congress Inaction
Secretary Taft decides he can continue administering the canal zone as Congress fails to pass new government legislation. He concludes that his authority remains intact despite the legislative deadlock.
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Congress
Canal Zone
Taft
Chadwick Collapses in Bank Law Trial Courtroom Scene
Mrs Cassie Chadwick suffered a complete nervous collapse on the first day of the trial in Cleveland Ohio for alleged violations of the national bank laws. Judge Taylor adjourned court after Chadwick fainted, as Andrew Carnegie and S T Everett observed from the gallery, Carnegie quietly watching Chadwick.
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Carnegie
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie J. Chadwick
E. H. Halter
Oberlin
Mrs. Chadwick
Mr. Carnegie
Mrs. Chadwies
Bottle Filled at Stanford Pharmacy Ties to Fatal Dose
A San Francisco special reports a bicarbonate bottle Mrs. Stanford allegedly used for a fatal dose was filled two days before she left for Hawaii at Stanford pharmacy in Palo Alto. Detectives pursue who delivered the vial to the tag store, who filed it, and to whom at the Stanford mansion.
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Stanford Pharmacy
Palo Alto
San Francisco
Beef Industry Report Sent to Congress by President
President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress the Commissioner of Corporations' beef industry report, filed under the March 7 1904 House resolution. The transmittal letter notes topics covered and cites ongoing Justice Department matters and related issues handled by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
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Congress
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Department of Justice
Secretary of Commerce
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County Directory
Oomr’s
J. I. Lewis
J. W. Adams
W. A. Johnson
N. R. Bendles
W. H. Speer
Board OF Education
J. B. Posey
W. O. Graves M. M. Collier
J. Q. Enndrum
J. T. B McCollum
W.N. D. Dixon
NLP
I W Dickson
J W Kitchens
J W Simpson
J B Mitchell
J Carter
Tom West
John Turner
N @ Wallis
JT Brogdon
John M Franklin
Rafe Brogdon
Henry Jackson
GT Edmondson
M Arnall
J B Carson
G Jones
W F Jones
JE Spurlin
W A Wesley
Panama Canal Commission
Manchuria
Price
Colorado
Brunswick Journal
Friends of
Railroads
Wright
Ufe
South Georgia
Lemuel Johnson
Waycross
H. H. Tift
Tifton
Constitution
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Cave Spring
School For the Blind
Macon
North Georgia Agricultural College
Brunswick
W.A. Turk
H. Hardwick
Neer
Agen
Ashinoto
D.C
W. H. Taylor
Acert
Astanva
Reagan
Panama
Dr. King
Ms. Chadwick
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