Obscure Abbreviated Post Office Notice and Opinion Snippets
A jumble of clipped remarks and opinions references Vienna Georgia Post Office, March 3 1870 acts, and obituaries. The text cites debates on election judges, fire escapes for churches, Civil language for police, banking versus railroad finance, Aldrich bill impacts, and frequent panics. No clear single event or obituary details emerge.
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Aldrich
Congress
Aoa Basia
Angela
Our Banking System Best on the Earth
Thomas E. Watson argues the banking system is the best on earth. He cites bank failures in New York and Asa Candler blames demagogues, claiming failures trigger a domino effect across small banks like pins in a ten pin alley.
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Pete
New York
Asa Candler
Quick sale of plantations and farm equipment
P G McDonald offers four plantations with horses mules and farm implements at bargain prices to raise fast cash for debts. Address provided for contact.
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G. McDonald
In Memory of J. H. Cross Obituary Words from the Mdrs Hill Baptist Church
A death notice memorializes J. H. Cross who died December 29 1907 at age 63. He leaves a wife three daughters four sons three brothers and many relatives. Born March 10 1844 in the county he lived there his life, a member of Mdrs Hill Baptist Church and formerly Union Springs. The resolutions praise his devout service to church and community and request publication in The Vienna News and a named minutes page.
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Bro
J. H Cross
Brother Cross
Baptist Church
Mdrs Hill
Union Springs
Vienna News
L. J. Hogcett
W. A. Lupo
A. D. Hendley
Farm land loan offer for several Georgia counties
Advertises farm land loans with unlimited funds for improved lands in Dooly, Pulaski, Chaparral, Wilcox, Turner, Worth and nearby counties. Claims direct dealing, no commission split, reasonable interest and commissions, and invites inquiries to investigate terms.
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Dooly
Pulaski
Chap
Wilcox
Turner
Ewin
Bow Hill
Worth
Judicial Quibbles and Legal Oddities Across History
A survey of bizarre legal slips and quirks from past cases. Examples include a stamp error on a deed, a clerical blot in an engrossment, and a famous erasure ruling. The piece recalls Dovaston versus Payne and a 1841 indictment misnaming a defendant, highlighting strange judicial improvisations.
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Samuel * Warren
Warren
London
Middlesex
Dovaston
Payne
Frederick Polloc
Bu Posta
Iain Harvey Tucker
Harvey Phipps Tucker
Harvey
Tucker
Denman
Peera
Ingalls
Viscount St.ores
Cornhill Magazine
Unrehearsed Incident Highlights Actor’s Quick Wit
An onstage pirate scene tested a famed actor’s presence of mind as he improvised while a ship sequence played out. A crew member fed lines and cues from the deck amid splashes and audience gaze, keeping the performance seamless.
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Specteteas
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