County Directory Names and Officials Listing
The snippet lists county officials and roles such as clerk sheriff tax collector treasurer surveyor and coroner along with two committees or commissions chairs and members. It reflects a directory page with partial names and titles including Graham Brown Ward Bennett Walker Adams and others in a public administrative context.
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Une Prio
JW. Graham
B. Brown
Hson Simpson
WJ. W. Ward
WA. Brown
R. H. Bennett
G. T. Walker
Church notices and trustees listed for local schools and institutes
The document lists church schedules for Baptist and Methodist congregations with pastors and clerks. It then names school trustees and the Mayetteville Institute with principals and board members, including J. B. Posey as chairman and W. O. Graves among others.
City Officers and fraternal lodge meeting schedule
The item lists city officers led by Mayor W. I. Stell and Aldermen A Burks B Thornton W W Redwine W J Camp and Chief of Police Belton Moore. It notes Fayetteville Masons and Royal Arcanum groups meeting schedules on Tuesdays Fridays and Mondays, with lodge officers and secretaries named.
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W.I. Stell
A. Burks
B. Thornton
W. W. Redwine
W. J. Camp
W. J. Smith
Belton Moore
Court schedule notes for Fayetteville and city court
Superior court terms set for March and September under Judge Neagan with Bloodworth as Solicitor General. City Court of Fayetteville meets on the first Monday monthly with jury terms on the first Monday in January, April, August and October under Judge Hollingsworth and Solicitor General Blalock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
E. J. Neagan
C. H. B. Bloodworth
City Court of
Fayetteville
W. B. Hollingsworth
A.O. Blalock
Peabody Forced Out In 24 Hours Colorado Shakeup
Denver dispatch reports three governors in a day as the Colorado assembly ousted Alyn Adams, installed James H. Peabody for a day, then Peabody resigned. Lieutenant Governor J F McDonald became governor, with Senate President pro tem Cornforth acting lieutenant governor after a rapid succession of sworn-in events.
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Denver
Colorado
Alyn Adams
J. F. McDonald
James H. Peabody
Peabody
General Assembly
W. S. Boynton
Colorado Springs
James Cowle
McDonald
Gabert
Adams
Canyon City
National Guard
Joint Assembly
Cornforth
Senate
Bears Fight ing Dan Sally Ta Epee ee eyise 7
The New York Herald reports cotton brokers and New York cotton exchange members fear publicity of market operations by former associate D J Sully. They cast Sully as a deposed cotton king and oppose his influence, while bears push to curb rising prices and resist the bulls.
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Bears
Dan Sally
New York Herald
New York Cotton Exchange
Mézinier
D. J. Sully
Sully
Indians to Attend Reunion at Louisville Confederate Cherokee Band
A group of full blooded Cherokee Indians from SoCo-No Kee camp will join the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Toursville Kentucky on June 14 15 and 16. They may accompany North Carolina’s delegation under the state flag they served.
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Louieville
United Confederate Veterans
Toursville
North Carolina
Scheme of fugitives argued in Montreal in extradition case
An argument for a writ of prohibition in the Gaynor Greene case occurred in Montreal Quebec Saturday before Judge Davidson. The challenge seeks to remove the case from Extradition Commissioner La Fontaine claiming he was appointed under the great seal of the Dominion and not entitled to act beyond provincial law.
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Gaynor-Greene
Montreal
Quebec
Davidson
la Fontaine
Dominion
Women Held For Poisoning Indicted By Grand Jury
Mrs Hanna and a colored accomplice indicted by the Lynchburg Virginia grand jury for poisoning the family at Hamilton Faulkner. Mrs Hanna charged with poisoning multiple members of the family. The colored accomplice was also indicted on related charges.
Georgia News and Court Actions From Atlanta
Georgia news reports a Gordon Monument fund raise near ten thousand dollars with efforts to complete the collection. Railroads face Augusta court challenge over lumber rates. Milledgeville prison farm cotton acreage cut 26 percent with 850 bales on hand awaiting 10 cent price. Confederate veterans plan reunion at Macon amidst farm exposition debates. Sunday school workers to meet in Atlanta April 20 to 23. Legislature may establish Agricultural College at Athens with about 1000000 dollars in funding. Farmers urged to hold cotton until after new crop planting to influence prices. State exam plans for seventh grade announced with certificates for 80 percent. Attorney General to decide convict hire funds go to public schools. Worth county tax digest prompts courtroom review of assessed land values.
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Prison Farm
Milledgeville
Board of Prison Commissioners
Southern Cotton Association
Mr. Price
W. B. Merritt
John C. Hart
Georgia Stone Hit for DC Building Contract
A Washington dispatch reports strong indications that Georgia will win the bid for supplying stone for the new District of Columbia municipal building. The final decision is pending though the Blue Ridge Marble Company currently offers the lowest bid.
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District of Columbia
Washington Dispatch
Georgia
Blue Ridge Marble Company
Commission to Investigate Surrender of Port Arthur
A St Petersburg dispatch reports a commission appointed under General Roop to investigate the surrender of Port Arthur and act as a court to determine General Stoessel's responsibility.
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Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Triday
Roop
Council of the Empire
Stoessel
Alabama Governor Jelks Returns to Montgomery
Governor W. D. Jelks of Alabama returns to the capitol after an eleven month illness in Las Vegas, New Mexico. He will resume the reins of government immediately, relieving Lieutenant Governor R. M. Cunningham who has acted during the absence.
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Jelks
Montgomery
WI. D. Jelks
Alabama
Capitol
Las Vegas
N. M
R. M. Cunningham
Jelks Returns to Alabama Governorship Prompting Special Session
After a year in New Mexico for health, Governor W D Jelks resumes the duties of the office in Mobile. His return signals a special legislative session to reconsider acts ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court.
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Alabama
Mobile
Ala
New Mexico
W. D. Jelks
Supreme Court
Wreck of Mixed Train Causes Fatalities at Ensley
A mixed train on the Ensley South ert railroad wrecked near Ensley on Friday. One man named Joe Barnes was killed when crushed under the locomotive and several other passengers were injured. The negro fireman lost a leg and is expected to die. Passengers in the rear coach escaped with severe shocks.
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Ensley-Southert Y
Ensley
Aas
Joe Barnes
Twenty Four Dead in West Virginia Coal Mine Disasters
Two explosions in Red Ash and Rush Run mines at Fire Creek West Virginia killed at least twenty four miners. A rescue party of eleven was destroyed by a second blast as they explored Rush Run, ending hopes of saving the trapped workers. Names include Andrew Weir Charles Jones Sr Will Coon Clayton Miosley and others. The pits are connected and under the same management.
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Fire Creek
West Virginia
Red Ash
Rush Run
Andrew Weir
Charles Jones, Sr
Will Coon
Clayton Miosley
Perry Wood
Holley J. Arrall
Thomas Allen
Clarence Allen
Red Ash Mine
Clarence Jackson
Steven Nugt
Thomas Bannister
Charles Gwinn
James Gwinn
D. C. Hutchison
J. P
Norman
J. E
Warner Elected Senator in Missouri Debacle
The Missouri Legislature ended a days long deadlock by electing Major William Warner Republican of Kansas City to the United States Senate to succeed Francis Marion Cockrell. The chaotic joint session saw protests, a chair torn loose, and the flurry ended with Warner’s victory on the seventh ballot of the day.
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Missouri
William Warner
Kansas City
United States
Francis Marion Cockrell
Major Warner
F. M. Cockrell
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
St. Louis
State Central Committee
German urging war keeps Russia from peace talks
The German government reports that the Russian emperor again rejects peace proposals and remains resolved to continue the war. High eastern army officers have signed a petition to Nicholas asking for more chances to prove Russian valor, stating they have retreated but retain the will to fight.
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Nicholas
Extra Session Sought by President for Freight Revisions
The president announced Saturday he would call an extra session of Congress the first week in October. The session would consider legislation on freight rate regulation and tariff revision.
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Congress
France presses Venezuela over cable franchise crisis
Washington reports say France aims to force Venezuela to honor the cable company’s franchise. French warships aboard the Julian de Gravierre and the Duplex head for La Guayra, threatening Caracas with seizure of the harbor defenses if Castro resists. The United States, while avoiding intervention, insists on Monroe doctrine limits and seeks no seizure of Venezuelan territory.
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Washington
Brown
State Department
Caracas
Bowen
Venezuela
Julian de Gravierre
Duplex
Caribbean Sea
la Guayra
Castro
Legation
France
United States
Venezulea
Greene Gaynor case blocked in Georgia contract suit
Fugitives ordered to appear before the Court of Claims in Washington to testify in the Atlantic Contracting Company suit seeking about 710000 from the government for Cumberland Sound improvements in Georgia. The court stay on the case remains until testimony is provided.
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Court of Claims
Washington
Greene and Gaynor
Atlantic Contracting Company
Cumberland Sound
Georgia
Russians in Panic Retreat Across Manchuria Front
Delayed dispatches report the Russian army retreating north with pursuit by Japanese forces. Russian lines hold, but disorganization noted as Linevitch says batteries bombarded divisions in valleys. Japanese field headquarters claim advances toward Tie Pass and Ka Yun, with Fakaman and Kaiyun cited as occupied or evacuated.
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Fakaman
Tie Pass
Kaiyvan
Ih Place
Harbin
Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Tavanpun
Yan Pu
Kaotaitse
Kailyun
Kaiyun
Washington
Foreign Office
Toklo
Liao River
Manchuria
Boll Weevil Extermination Probability Questioned
The department of agriculture in Washington issued a report by Special Agent Hunter of the Bureau of Entomology showing that after years of study there is no likelihood that the boll weevil can be exterminated. The report notes no injurious insect has ever been completely eradicated.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Hunter
Reau of
Coal Lands Sold to Alabama Coal Co by Gov Jackson
A deal closed in Birmingham on Monday transferred 20 000 acres of coal lands along the Southern railway from ex Governor B Jackson of Maryland to the Alabama Coal Company for 500 000 dollars. Jackson is said to have acquired the lands recently.
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Maryland
Alabama
Birminghella
B. Jackson
Ley Southern Railroad
Alabama Coal Company
Jackson
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County Directory
Comr's
S.T. Lewis
J. J. Lewis
W. Adams
W. A. Johnson
N. R. Beadles
W. @. Speer
W.J. Stell
Board OF Education
J. B. Posey
W. 0. Graves
M. M. Oilier
J. Q. Landrum
J.I. McCollum
W. N. D. Dixon
Tayetteville
R.A. M
JW. Kitchens
H.P
I. Dickson
Mt Mariah Lodge
A. M
O. L, Dickson
W. M
Royal Arcanum
B. Pi Mize
Regent
J. Roberts
Fayetteville Lodge
J. Ww. Culpepper
Roberts
Jo Py
SMH
W'Diewsori
W Kitchens
Av Simpson
J B Mitchell
J P
J Carter
N P
Tom
West and Johnsburner
G Wallis
Trogdon
Ton M Franklis
Rufe Brogdon
G Jones
W F Jones
Spurlin
A Wesley
Daily Constitution
Atlanta
Daly News
Yee Yanan
Frederick the Great
Buffalo Courier
Georgia News
Gordon Monument Association
Georgia Confederate Veteran's Association
Macon
State University At
Athens
Merritt
Public
Worth County
W. N. Spence
Ney Oseo Ow Eae
Cottam
M. L. Johnson
Orgia
Southern Cotton
Georgia Stone
General Stoessel
Labama
Warner
Germany
Czar
Roosevelt
Southern Railway
SO Jth
WA. Turk
H. Hardwick
Senger
Agen
Wasuinatom
D.C
MH. Taylor
Atlanta, Ga
Greene Gaynor
Dr Ki
Sughease
Ng’s
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