County Directory Listing Of Officers And Officials
County directory entry enumerates county officers including Lewis as Ordinary and Sheriff Brown, Clerk Graham, Tax Collector Ward, Treasurer Brown, Surveyor Bennett, Coroner Walker, and others. Road and revenue committee names include Lewis and I Lewis with Adams also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
J. W. Graham
B. Brown
Midson Simpson
J.W. Ward
A. Brown
R. I. Bennett
G. B. Walker
Church schedule and leadership notes in Fayetteville institute listing
The clipping lists church calendars for Baptist and Methodist services with pastors and clerks. It includes W. A. Johnson as Baptist pastor and N. R. Beadles as clerk, and W. IL Speer as Methodist pastor with W. Stell as clerk. It also mentions Fayetteville Institute with J. O. Pettis as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnson
N. R. Beadles
W. IL. Speer
W. J. Stell
School Board Names Members and Chair
The Board of Education names J. B. Posey as Chairman with W. C. Graves M. M. Ooller J. Q. Landrum J. T. McCollum W. N. D. Dixon and O. S. C. serving as members. The action outlines the lineup for the district’s governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Posey
W. C. Graves
M. M. Ooller
J. Q. Landrum
J. T. McCollum
W.N. D. Dixon
City Officers Listing for Belton Area
Mayor W. J. Stell and eight aldermen are named along with Belton Moore as Chief of Police. Officials listed include A Burks B Thornton W W Redwin W R Camp W L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stell
A. Burks
B. Thornton
W. W. Redwin
W.R. Camp
W.L. Smith
Belton Moore
Freemasonry and Royal Arcanum Meetings in Fayetteville Area
Local lodges and councils announce meeting schedules. Fayetteville Chapter No 58 R A M meets on the first Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock led by J W Kitchens with D P Dickson noted. Mariah Lodge No 130 F and A M holds meetings on the first and third Friday nights led by W M 11 Dickson. Fayetteville Council Royal Arcanum meets on the first and second Tuesday nights with Regent P Mize and Secretary L Pf Roberts. Fayetteville Lodge No 226 IO meets first and third Monday nights led by W Culpepper with Secretary L I Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
R.A. M
J. W. Kitchens
D.P
Dickson
Feo
Mt Mariah Lodge
F. & A. Mineets
W. M
Court Terms and Judges for Fayetteville Jurisdictions
The record lists court terms and presiding officers including Superior court on the 3d Monday in March and September with Judge E. J. Reagan and Solicitor General C. H. B. Bloodworth, City Court on the 1st Monday monthly with Judge W. B. Hollingsworth and Bol, Gen, and jury terms on the 1st Monday in January April August and October with Judge A. O. Blalock and Bol Gen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
E. J. Reagan
C. H. B. Bloodworth
City Court of
Fayetteville
W. B. Hollingsworth
A. O. Blalock
Bol
Renewal notice prompts quick action on paper delivery
The notice informs paid-up subscribers that delivery will stop when time expires unless renewed. Readers are urged to renew promptly if they see X beside their name on the paper or to contact to continue service.
Strange Light In Sky Seen Over Woodford Vermont
A Woodford Vermont woman reported a cloudless dawn sighting of a canoe shaped object with a gold appearance. Other family members witnessed the strange spectacle before it vanished.
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Woodford
Strikers Stand Pat as Chicago Labor Dispute Deepens
Sunday added no shift in stance as seven express firms refuse to reinstate workers and back a boycott plan. The Teamsters Union led by President Shea vows to continue strike until terms are met, with Lumbermen's Association ready to push deliveries to all firms, risking a broad industrial upheaval in Chicago. Alonzo Wygant says settlement hinges on teamsters surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Cagd
Teamsters
Express Companies
Express
Teamsters’ Union
Shea
Lumbermen’s Association
Chicago
Levy Meyer
Employers’ Association
Alonzo Wygant
United States Express Company
China boycott threat shocks cotton trade in the South
Reports say China may boycott American goods in retaliation for enforcement of the old exclusion law. The move could end a large cotton textile trade with China, drawing wide attention especially in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
South
Death grips Judge Tourgee a noted author and consul
Judge Albion Tourgee of Mayville New York former American consul at Bordeaux France died in Bordeaux Sunday morning of acute uraemia from an old wound. He was widely known as an author with novels A Fool's Errand and Bricks Without Straw about the reconstruction era gaining him nationwide reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Albion Tourgee
Mayville
N. Y
Judge Tourgee
United States
Cotton Seed Crushers Seek Tariff Revision
Before ending its annual session in New Orleans the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association representing 700 mills unanimously passed a resolution urging a revision of the current tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Georgia News Highlights From 1905 Tax Rolls to New Lines
The Comptroller General increases the Atlanta and West Point Rail Road tax to 2 841 436 dollars for 1905. Nurserymen plan Atlanta convention June 22 with visitors from Tennessee to Florida. Augusta gains Savannah River Railroad from Augusta to Clyo about 90 miles. Sasser case verdict of life imprisonment following sensational testimony. Postmaster Warren Bond set for May 27 on embezzlement charge. James Martin in charge. Georgia State Agricultural Society rules updated allowing combined county and individual premiums. No tipping rule explained for Atlanta passenger stations. Georgia Bureau of Immigration planned by ACL and L&N with Colonel Dunlap as chief. Jackson county felony camp to be reformed under a new warden within 30 days. Brown will case appeals for executors of Senator Brown estate. Central of Georgia linked Greenville to Newnan line. 30 miles. Call for statistics on cotton acreage and fertilizer by state officials. Alleged postal fraud case in Augusta against Ross and Reed tied to cotton market scheme. County School Commissioners’ convention endorsements for local taxation, rural high schools, and Arbor Day awards to Hancock, Johnson, Twiggs, Jackson, and Franklin.
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Macon
Southern Educational Journal
Park
White
Chapman
Merritt
Hancock County
Johnson, Twiggs
Jackson
Franklin
Louisville & Nashville Railroads Confederate Veterans Reunion
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announces low fare round trip tickets to the Confederate Veterans Reunion in Louisville Kentucky on June 14 to 16 1905 with stopovers at Mammoth Cave. Tickets go on sale June 1 2 8 and 12 with full information from J G Hollenbeck district passenger agent Atlanta Ga.
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Confederate Veterans Reunion
Louisville
Mammoth Caye
America
Battle Fields
J. G. Hollenbeck
Atlanta
Outlaws Slain In Jolo Campaign By Gen Wood
War Department reports General Leonard Wood campaign against Moro outlaws and Sultan followers ended in action on island of Jolo. Nine enlisted men killed and twenty one wounded. two constabulary killed. many officers praised the troops for a difficult jungle assault. Names of the fallen and report details listed by General Wood.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Sulu
Jolo
Borneo
Wood
Zamboanga
War Department
Washington
Corbin
Dumaguete
Sultan
Burfard
General Wood
Samuel Weaver
Twenty-Second Infantry
Eli Howell
Daniel Newport
Early E. Sansoucie
Southern Cotton Association to publish new crop report
President Jordan announces that on June 1 this year the association will issue the most complete cotton crop report ever published. A meeting of state secretaries is set for May 30 in New Orleans to consolidate and issue the report.
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Cotton Association
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
New Orleans
Seaboard Property Valuation to Be Set by Arbitration Board
The Georgia assessors value Seaboard Air Line Railroad property in the state at 11,186,000 dollars, about four million more than 1905 returns. Seaboard reduced its 1906 return versus 1904 by 2,560,000, arguing taxation on too high a valuation. The case advances to an arbitration board for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
W. A. Wright
Georgia
Seaboard Air Sine Railroad Company
Slayer of Sergius Dies in St. Petersburg
Ivan Kalieff the assassin who killed Grand Duke Sergius on February 17 in Moscow was executed in St. Petersburg on Wednesday. He reportedly hailed from a noble Russian family and his brother, an army officer, attempted suicide upon learning of the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Kalieff
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Sergius
Moscow
Kalelil
China vows retaliation over American goods boycott
Chinese legation in Washington declares Beijing will oppose the U S boycott of American products. A diplomat says China will not buy any American goods while the United States excludes or deports Chinese nationals, citing past treaties and their expirations. The remark notes potential harm to U S cotton growers and mills in the South as China is a major cotton importer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
America
United States
South
Parry Re-Elected President at NAM Closing Session
The National Association of Manufacturers wrapped up its Atlanta session as David M. Parry of Indianapolis was unanimously re-elected president after a heated contest over nomination. D. A. Tompkins of Charlotte was chosen to succeed himself and F. H. Stillman of New York was re-elected treasurer. A vice president for each state was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Stillman
New York
Association
Foreign Agents Ordered to Leave Vladivostok Fortress
Richard S. Greener, American commercial agent in Vladivostok, reports that all foreign commercial agents have been instructed to depart the Vladivostok fortress. Greener is leaving Vladivostok for Harborowski, and authorities may follow Port Arthur precedent as a sign of approaching hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Greener
Vladivostok
State Department
Greener
Harborowski
Port Arthur
Shea Blocks Peace Move At Chicago Meeting
President Cornelius P. Shea of the Teamsters International Union rejected arbitration between team owners and the union. He said he never agreed to arbitration on whether the teamsters should deliver to boycotted houses, jolting the ongoing peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters’ International Union
Team Owners’ Association
Teamsters’ Union
Shea
Robbers Burn Oil Plant in Raleigh Fire
A fierce blaze destroyed the Standard Oil warehouse and offices in Raleigh North Carolina on Saturday morning. About 30 000 gallons of oil burned, five mules died, and watchman Nathan Strickland was found dead in the debris after the safe was dynamited. The loss is estimated around 9000 dollars with under 50 dollars missing.
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Standard
Raleigh
Standard Oil Company
N. C
Nathan Strickland
Storm Thrashes Omaha Building. Three Dead, Six Hurt
A three-story building housing the Omaha Casket company collapsed Wednesday afternoon during a wind storm in Omaha Nebraska. Three persons were killed and six injured. most victims were employees of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Neb
Omaha Casket Company
Spread of Teamsters Strike Expands in Chicago
The Chicago strike spread on Monday as lumber firm drivers halted work after orders to deliver to boycotted homes. President Shea warned the strike would not extend unless employers insisted on such deliveries. Additional industries may be drawn in the conflict.
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Chicago
Shea
Appeals to Federal Court In Atlanta Pool Room Case
National District Telegraph files bill for temporary injunction against the city of Atlanta in the U S court as part of ongoing fight over pool rooms and betting on horse races. The move marks a high point in the battles over gambling and pool room operations in the city.
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Atlanta
United States
National District Telegraph Company
Sixteenth US Infantry Departs Fort McPherson for Philippines
The Sixteenth United States Infantry leaves Fort McPherson Georgia on a Saturday morning for the Philippines. About 850 soldiers and officers travel to San Francisco in three special trains via the Seaboard Air Line to Birmingham then California. Rail fares total 18.24 dollars for enlisted men and 21.90 dollars for officers.
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United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Philippines
San Francisco
Birmingham
California
Turpentine Market Record Set in Savannah
A new price record for spirits of turpentine was established in Savannah on Friday as the board of trade saw prices rise by 65 1 2 cents in a historic advance not seen since wartime times.
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County Directory
Comr's
B. Lewis
J. I. Lewis
J. W. Adams
Trustees School
Glover
Lawir
W. G. Smith
J.r McCollum
J. M. Jackson
Fayetteville Institute
J. O. Pettis
A. B
Board OF Education
N.P
J W Lieckson
W Kitchens
J W Simpson
J B Mitchell
J Garter
N P
Tom West
John Turner
G Wallis
J P
Progdon
John M Franklin
Rufe Brogdon
Ienry Jackson
Edmondson
Wm Burdett
K V Adams
Walker
A Webb
B Adams
A Leach
J, Jones
W Spratlin
E $ Ward
M Arnall
J B Carson
G Jones
W F Jones
JE Spurlin
W A Wesley
Pat
Georgia News
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Florida
Augusta
Savannah River Railroad Company
Richmond County
Clyo
Effingham County
Richmond
Burke, Screven
Effingham
Sasser
Sylvania
Warren
Bond
John R. Warren
Still
More
Savannah
Postoce
James Martin
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Fair Committee
Terminal Company
State Prison Commission
Jackson County
Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Jackson County Grand Jury
Court of Ordinary
B. L. Connally
Elijah Brown
George Brown
Sally Brown
Joseph B. Brown
Tuliu8 Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Julius Brown
Central
M. L. Johnson
Ctizens
Johnson
United States Court
Laurent Ross
H. C. Reed
Lane
Daniel J. Sully
THE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mercury
Louisville Courisr Journal
Southern Railway
W.a.turk
S.H. Hardwick
Agen
Wasnittiaton
D.C
W.H. Taylge
Atlanta, Ga
WIM
Parry
APS
Dr. King
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