Georgia News Items glimpse of state politics and rail changes
Governor Candler faces duties as subcommissioners prepare to attend Paris exposition. Georgia Railroad announces shifts in freight and passenger leadership, with Magill to General Agent and Hardwick stepping to traffic roles. Savannah hosts Admiral Dewey visit plans around March 20, plus a push for gubernatorial and regimental actions. Georgia precincts eye future growth as Cuthbert shows bright prospects with new auditorium and cotton mill funding, while San Jose scale devastates Mitchell county orchards. State school funding up with per child grants. Athens dispensary profits face county dispute. Dewey memorial fund underway in Athens with local memorial aims and pinning down plans for Liberty monument.
The Bonther Bank of Georgia Opens Repository in Savannah
The Bonther Bank of Georgia at Savannah establishes a repository for one year, beginning November 1800, for a term of four years. Central Georgia Rite Shoot Merpoites involved.
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New Year Ceremony Ranks Military Heads By Seniority
A Washington dispatch reports the presidential New Year program assigns precedence to the three military branches by seniority. Major General Miles heads the army and Admiral Dewey heads the navy, with Dewey to stand second and Miles first in the line during official ceremonies.
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Washington Dispatch
Navy
Marine Corps
Miles
Army
Admiral Dewey
Naval
Exhuming Maine Heroes Remains From Calon Cemetery
A Havana dispatch reports fourteen grave diggers under Chaplain Chidwick and Dr. Marcou exhuming Maine victims at Calon Cemetery. Coffins raised at the graveside were placed in lime lined tins, sealed, and labeled with painted details. Also noted is discussion of increasing Alaska troop levels due to growing population and defense needs.
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Sermon of Dr Talmage on Bethlehem and the Christ Child
In a long sermon Talmage expounds the Nativity story from Bethlehem, tracing forty two generations from Abraham to Christ. He links the cradle to divine protection, notes Herod’s massacre attempt, and praises Christ’s wisdom and power shown from birth, urging personal deed and fidelity. He blends biblical analysis with moral exhortation about lineage, faith, and generous living.
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Transvaal Spy Story Reveals Boer War Tactics
A Transvaal spy story shows how a covert agent, jailed for breaching military discipline, infiltrated prison life. He befriended warders, worked as a rabbit keeper, and used access to underground passages to transmit plans to Pretoria.
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Te Boer
Johannesburg
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Walla
Loast
Pretoria
Watermelon Syrup Pioneer Captures Rural Trade
A Georgia farmer pioneers watermelon syrup by halving melons, extracting juice through a cider mill, and boiling the liquid for twelve hours. From 270 melons he makes thirty gallons of syrup sold wholesale at five dollars and retail at sixty cents per gallon.
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Georgia
Philadelphia
Statesman Quotation on Wealth and Recognition
A garbled quote appears to discuss recognition of wealth and kin, mentioning a rich uncle and a phrase about resemblance. The readable text hints at a wider commentary or editorial tone from a Statesman source. No clear event or date is detectable.
Beauty Is Blood Deep and Clean
Ad claims Cascareta beauty products purify the blood and liver to remove pimples and blemishes. It touts guarantees of 100 percent satisfaction and lists prices and retail quantities. Strong marketing language emphasizes impurity removal and skin-clearing results.
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Mingo
Belis
Biota
Piaoeren AG
Cascareta Beauty
Fragmentary City News Note on Trials and Plans
Fragmented readable text mentions a trial bottle and Dr Henne with a 81 trial, plus a replat and a Chicago connection. References to Arch 5, 1871 founding, and names Kin Witt Blas arta mack 4 nor powed appear as scattered fragments.
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Henne
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