Through Georgia Day by Day News and Debates
A long recap of political and business matters in Georgia. Notes include dividend declarations at Amer ions Ginn Company, executive clemency plea for Lord Beresford, penitentiary committee actions, confirmations of several county officials, and railroad auction results. Reports on fires, arrests, and legal cases accompany discussions of state exhibit plans for the Tennessee Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
J. W. ‘Thomas
Tennessee
Eorgin
Nashville
al Kinnon
General Assembly
Houias
Georgia
House of Representatives
Boeaker
Wenare
Tennesdee
Nash
Trade Conditions Across Cities Report Mixed To Downward
Bradatroot notes little general trade improvement in the past week with gains limited to holiday goods and retail demand for specific items in cities like Milwaukee Galveston and Birmingham. Prices trend downward for several commodities, while raw wool print cloths lumber pork and sugar hold steadier. November railroad earnings fall about 10 percent from 1895 and bank clearings drop 15 percent. US business failures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradatroot
Auguata
Louisville
Nashville
Charleston
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Memphis
Cleveland
Providence
Chicago
Omaha
Duluth
Milwaukee
Galveston
Birmingham
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Jacksonville
Atlanta
New Orleans
United States
Duke Gift Funds Trinity College Coeducation
Washington Duke of Durham donates 100000 dollars to Trinity College endowment with the condition that women be admitted on the same terms as men. The Duke family has previously given 260000 dollars to the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
North Carolina
Washington Duke
Durham
Duke
Trinity
Georgia General Assembly proceedings and key appropriations
Summary of floor actions across House and Senate over multiple days detailing appropriations for Georgia Normal and Industrial College, Dahlonega, state normal schools, and various colleges. Debates on Middle Georgia Military and Agricultural College, tax provisions, a Fort Gaines dispensary bill, and convicts reform ideas. Senate debates include state librarian openness to women, investigation calls into judges, and charter bills for railroads and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Fédelon
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
North Georgia Agricultural School
Dahlonega
Middle Georgia Military and Agricultural College
Dakionega Branch College
State Normal School
The
State University
Aénate
Georgia
Howuse
House of Representatives
Baggett
Laurens County
Air Court
Dodaon
Sumter
Dodson
Liis
Laurens
Democrata
Tetaay
Senate
Fort Gaines
Clay County
Gholah
Georgia Legislature Advances Several Public Works Bills
The session moved bills to regulate salaries for board members and officials and to reorganize the supreme court after 1897. Chapman's bill to make poisoning wells a felony passed, a governor’s Nashville exposition message was read, and the Atlanta and West Point Railroad charter renewal passed with a new feature limiting stockholder liability. The panera appropriation bill followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yancey Carter
Senate
Battle
Georgia
Carter
Northen
Renkon
Robert J. Berner
Clisi
State University
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
House of Representatives
General Assembly
House
J. Y.walker
Fortieth
Union
Towns
Rabaun
Baxter
Supreme Court Reporter
City Court
Jackson County
City Court of
Jefferson
Meriwether
Commissioner’ of Pensions
Guaranty and Fidelity Companies
Americus
Richmond County
Baldwin
Banks
Habersham
Mitchell
Glascock County
Henry County
Wilkes County
Commercial Bank
Albany
Turner
Brooke
Redwine
Atlanta
Board of Public Works
Board of Health
Water Board
Boynton
Spalding
Supreme Court
Chapman
Maccopee
Genue
Panera
Ex Queen Liliuokalani Heads to Washington in Solitary Flight
Ex queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu aboard the China. Passengers say she plans a visit to Washington to appeal to President Cleveland for the restoration of her throne, remaining secretive about her plans while in the United States.
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Hawaii
Washinton
Lilioukilani
San Francisco
Honolulu
China
Lilioukalani
Washington
Cleveland
Ching
Yokohama
Bea
McFarlane
King
Kalakouka
California
Liliankalani
London
Dilioukalani
Dols
Boston
John Dominis
United States
Ex Commissioner Miller Publishes Internal Revenue Figures
The lengthy report of Joseph Miller, former commissioner of internal revenue, was released Saturday. For the year ending June 30, 1896, receipts totaled 146,830,615, up 8,584,588 from the prior year, with estimates for the current year near 150,000,000. Tax items show spirits at 80,670,070 up 807,445, tobacco 80,711,628 up 1,006,721, fermented liquors 88,784,285 up 2,148,167, oleomargarine 1,219,428 down 189,778, banks and bankers 1438, first assessment and miscellaneous 445,118 down 163,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Joseph
Miller
Paper Makers Unite Under New General Agency Plan
Thirty paper companies showed interest as white paper manufacturers met in New York last week to form a national pool. They plan a general agency in New York to sell to consumers, pooling interests, reducing costs, and reorganizing the trade to foster better relations among mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Association
President nominates Kimberly and Ostrander for federal posts
Appointed by the President, Benjamin K. Kimberly of Colorado is nominated to be receiver of public moneys at Denver Colorado and John G. Ostrander of Alaska is nominated to be commissioner for the district of Alaska to reside at Juneau Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Benjamin K. Kimberly
Colorado
Denver, Co
Alao
John G. Ostrander
Alaska
District of Alaska
Juneau
Fragmented question about charges of fiat and terms
A garbled query asks about charges of fiat and possible interpretations of a phrase. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable facts, names, places, or dates to summarize a concrete news item or event. No reliable entities or events surface for a proper card.
Fate Witnessed and Forsaken Remedies Offer In Georgia
Fragmented ad style notice promotes patent medicines and travel deals. Claims about Gyepopsta and malatin relief sit beside a Georgia Central excursion ticket offer valid within eighty miles and connections. Includes dealer names, dates, and a vague promocode tone, reflecting a mixed historical classifieds page.
Coster Laughs At Government Inexpressive Response
A costermonger pushing a cart laden with apples is struck by a coach party in London. The coach driver offers compensation, but the coster, surveying the scattered fruit, mutters that there is no word for it in the government’s tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Argonant
Pie counter mix up leaves diner baffled
A diner at an East Street lunch counter grew irate after discovering the pie selection was limited. He browsed the top crust, muttering about unavailable fillings like apple, banana nut, custard, and pumpkin pie while the New York Journal is cited among the distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WORN OUT Symptoms Women Suffer From and a Remedy
A reader describes debilitating womb related symptoms including headaches insomnia and fatigue. The piece promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health by addressing the root cause and cites Mrs Mang Buew of Dolgeville New York detailing relief after three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Geon
Mang Buew
Dolgeville, N
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Moing
TMG
Hon
Jennies Bryan
Wituli
Wen
Amerions Ginn
Gerd Beresford
Gov
Harry Hill
Lord Beresford
J. Fontor
Clayton County
Ndgy Newman
Haglemid Phenix Mille
Columbia
Abont
Ednata
Clements
Irwin County
J.burnett
Clay
A. P. Smith
Bryan
Frank Hatwell
Socility Court
Troup
Glenn
Columbus Southern
Ty Anderson
Savannah
A. J. Williams
Richmond
Eastern
Alabama
Georgia and
Alabang
Sim Ball
Floyd Springs
Toyontesn Milon
Inter
Athens
Jyoman
Elyira Page
Page
Lérias
Hs Core
Sallie
Ites
Dark
Taylor Dell
Zabulon
Gywyah
Itwan
Southern
Southern Railway
Coarh
Micon
Dwiggd
Stone Creek
Margarat Nurelie
WW. Wippler
B. P. Newberry
Mir Newberry
House Committee On Arailroads
Northeastern
Fogarty
J. L. Hopkins
J. &. Lamar
Ranhta
Ellen Dortoh
Mise Ellen Dortoliee
John Milledge
Misa Dortoh
Rebecca Loos
Key West
Siillar
Fiat
Helen—Thers
Bisterae UA
Hostetter
Witney
Trouble
Lot
Milifong
Gyupious
Moldayas
Ghorgia
Stu
Tod
G. Halle
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