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07 Sep 1906
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Fayetteville News in Fayetteville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
1
State Forester resigns to join University of Georgia
Alfred Akerman, state forester, resigns to become professor of forestry at the University of Georgia. Georgia's legislature reports total 1907 session cost at 69 308 20, a rise of 4168 from 1905. Savannah considers Jim Crow streetcar ordinance and tax gains across 140 of 145 counties total 40 767 172. New steamship line planned Macon to Brunswick amid Osthulgee river navigation push. Agricultural society elects officers and endorses county commissioner study. Local tax law amended to define school districts and trustee elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtos
State University
Boston
Alfred Akerman
University of Georgia
Park
Georgia
Chatham County
Baker, Butts
Chatham
DeKalb
Glynn
Toombs
Wilcox
General Assembly
Oglethorpe Monument
State Agricultural College
Gordon
Gordon Monument Association
Soldiers’ Home
Georgia School For the Deaf and Dumb
Cave Springs
Georgia School of Technology
Academy For the Blind
Georgia Normal Ane Industrial
Milledgeville
North Georgia Agricultural and Military College
Dahlonega
State Agricultural Society
Griffin
J. J. Woonner
Cartersville
R. F. Crittenden
Shellman
James Blitch
W. D. Hammock
John A. Cobb
Roderick Leonard
Nith
A. J. Smith
J. T. Williams
W. H. Lumpkin
Supreme Court
J. S. Stewart
University of Ga
Indictments in Murder Case Tie Three Men to Assault
At Jonesboro Georgia on Friday L L Dorsey Otis Dorsey and Arthur L Norris were indicted for assault with intent to murder the charge arising from an attack on Leon YT Milner just after his acquittal for murdering B H Dorsey Milner lies in critical condition with a shattered femur and potential blood poisoning doctors warn recovery may take days Otis Dorsey remains at large Norris posted a $1000 bond and returned to Atlanta while L L Dorsey was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
L. L. Dorsey
Otis Dorsey
B. H. Dorsey
Leon YT. Milner
Arthur L. Norris
Atlanta
Dorsey Boys
Milner
Dorsey
Norris
Roan
Bryan defends railroad ownership stance as personal view
Hon. W. J. Bryan clarifies his position on government ownership of railroads in response to criticism. He says the view was his own expression of opinion, has not consulted Democrats, and remains supportive of federal control, trusting time will justify his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Dublin
Savannah
Hawkinsville
Eastman
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt Reviews Vast U S Navy at Oyster Bay Event
President Roosevelt reviewed a large U S naval fleet from the Mayflower off Oyster Bay as 45 ships lay at anchor in three columns. The ceremony included a luncheon with the secretary of the navy, government officials, senators, congressmen, naval attaches from eight nations, and invited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Long Island Sound
Roosevelt Monflay
Russia
Japan
Navy
All America
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
House Committee On Naval Affairs
US State Department limits Cuba interference stance
The State Department says there is no intention to interfere in Cuban revolutionary affairs. It has no further information beyond press dispatches and a dispatch from the American charge d affaires in Havana. The department views Cuba as fully capable of protecting itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
State Department
Havana
Island Republic
Georgia Democratic Convention Chooses Hoke Smith for Governor
The Georgia state Democratic convention in Macon elected Hoke Smith by acclamation as governor after a six hour session. T. W. Hardwick was named temporary chairman, A. Milel permanent chair, and N. J. Norman declared solicitor general amid contest. The platform favored majority rule changes and endorsed the state court of appeals amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
State Court of Appeals
Hoke Smith
Mr. Smith
T. W. Hardwick
A. Milel
H. H. Cabaniss
Fulton
A. L. Martin
Bibb
N. J. Norman
The
Atlantic
Livingston
State Committee
Smith Accepts Georgia Governor Nomination At Convention
J L Anderson of Atlanta announced Mr Smith's nomination to the convention as he entered to a muted reception. Smith pledged reform and urged delegates to press legislators to align with the platform, even calling for removals if they refused. McLendon named railroad commissioner candidate. a new executive committee and vice chairman Hooper Alexander selected. convention adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Anderson
Atlanta
Mr. Smith
Mr. Anderson
Georgia
General Assembly
House
Senate
Smith
James R. Gray
National Democratic
Hoke Smith
State House
G. McLendon
Thomasville
Plant System of Railways
Jos
N M. Brown
A. L. Miller
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
Brute causes fatal harm two women in South Carolina
A Black man named Lawson Addison ran amuck Monday night in Lowryville, Chester County, South Carolina, fatally harming two Black women. A mob of Black residents quickly organized and pursued the murderer, ending in his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuck
South Carolina
Lawson Addison
Lowryville
Chester County
Deputy Sheriff Fatally Strikes Man in Georgia
Elmore a Tattnall county deputy sheriff and Jesse Branch a white man from Reidsville were fatally wounded after they pursued a Black suspect to a country house. Both men fired upon what they believed was the suspect as he tried to escape, resulting in Branch being shot in the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
Tattnall County
Georgia
Jesse Branch
Reidsville
Branch
Collectors Hauled to Court in Greensboro Revenue Fraud Case
A special term of the U S district court convened in Greensboro North Carolina to try major revenue fraud cases. Judge James B Boyd presided as thirty or more revenue fliers and a net of distillers gaugers were named in the federal bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Revenue Department
United States District Court
Greensboro
N. C
James B. Boyd
N Et
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Briefs
J. B. Nixon
J. J. Nixon
Campbell County
Brunswick
Chamber of Commerce
Agriculturiats
Board of Education
Board of Trustees
Democrats OF
Warships IN Review
Hon
Brute
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