Reapportionment Talks and Public Notices Across States
Washington reports Chairman Hopkins sets a meeting to discuss the reapportionment bill raising House membership to 357 with shifts for Indiana Kentucky Maine Nebraska Ohio South Carolina Virginia Texas gains. Senate panel backs Hay-Pauncefote amendments superseding Clayton-Bulwer and limits submission terms. Georgia teachers discuss methods and mourn forest deaths while January meeting plans Georgia authors and local education topics.
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Washington
Hopkins
House Committee On Census
House
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Nebraska
Ohio
South Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
West Virginia
Texas
Mistrial Declared in Sandara-Arson Case After Night Jury Stay
The jury failed to reach a verdict in the J W Sandara arson case, prompting Judge Candler to declare a mistrial after a lengthy out-of-court deliberation. Court reconvenes next Friday under Judge Hansell to hear other important cases as Armory Co. Rdthlof G T Thomasville Ga notes.
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Tris
Ex- Terre
J. W. Sandara
Candler
Brighton
Hansell
Bimiuna Sanior Cave
Phonanvilig
Thomas County
Battle near Wra yeredorp prompts reinforcements
In the hills near Wrayerdorp Gen Clements requests help as mounted units under Gen French have already moved out. Casualties mount on both sides as the engagement continues in the area.
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Johannesburg
Hilla
Wra
Heidt Elected Assistant Editor of Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Atlanta December 14 Dr J W Heidt was elected assistant editor and business manager of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate by the trustees of the paper.
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Atlanta
J. W. Heidt
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Robbery Witnessed As Woman Is Struck On Street
A young woman reported her purse with small money snatched by a Black man while returning home Friday evening. The scene was said to occur near a street corner with several witnesses, including local residents. Police notes hint at warnings to ladies and ongoing concern over street safety.
Judge John Candler Leaves for Home After Week as Superior Court Judge
Judge John Candler, presiding over the recent term in the county, departed for his home yesterday morning. Known for courteous firmness, he maintained steady judicial poise and earned broad respect from the community and legal professionals alike. He leaves with best wishes from townspeople and county residents.
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Candler
Thomas Superior Court
Bia
Guertens
Caudier
Georgia
Ion
Weathered Daydreams in a Lost Script
A fragmented text sample shows garbled lines about skies and weather with names Sheth Menniea and Phe. The meaning is unclear, but readings suggest a narrative snippet with corrupted words and invented names, reflecting damaged OCR from a historical page.
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Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
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Teachers’ Association of
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Forest
Mollie Smith
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Superior Court
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Pontta
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Yanterday
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Lonievills
Howard
Crosselig Shoes
Secretary of War
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Philippines
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Brunswick
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Glynn County Grand Jury
Dr. Heidt
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