Georgia Assembly Adopts Sessions and Elects Judges and Solicitors
The General Assembly conducted joint sessions to elect judges and solicitors for multiple circuits, with several nominees winning by votes. Sessions noted death of George R. Brown and continued with committee appointments, new bills, and Fulton county school funding measure advancing in the House.
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Boorker Jenkins
Watkity
Gilmor
Imperial Court
Panera
Ratricaton Ab
Felder
Falton
Senate
Otis
Borner
Brunawick
Dickinson
Clingh
W. M. Toomer
Ware County
Oang
Toomer
Bronawick
Thomas
Ware
John W. Bon
Wayne County
Bonchatt
Chattaboophy
W. B. Butt
Mussogee County
Butt
Chipinay
Muscogee
Prios Gilbert
Magooroo
Sliton
Bulton
Jude
Atlanta
J. HB. Lampkie
Fulton
Knowles
Charles D. Hi
Bolton
Hill
Bussey
Randolph
Albany
W. N. Spence
Mitchell
Mr Little
Committee On
W. T. Kimsey
Clayton
Ma Iwell
Stone Mountain
Tom Stchison
Iat Ridge
H. B. Bloodworth
Flint
W. E. Thomas Wie
Bontherh
J. L. Hall
W. NM. Hours
Rome
Mose Wright
W. ‘H. Fish
Mudge
George F. Gober
Frank Calloway
Hin
George R. Brown
Blue Ridges
Nasemay
House of Representatives
Wriday Wa
General Assembly
Nenuta
House
Seasion
Couit
Sheffield
J. B. Irwin
Clay County
Pataula
William H. Walton
Bibb County
Macon
A. W. Lane
Maccon
Robert Hodges
Bibb
Jonking
Hardin
Washington County
Fnl
Rawlins
Mann
Dodson
Capitol bills pass through tense early session notes
A fragmented report shows legislators debating bills in session. Members from Halton Bibb and Osceola County appear, with amendments proposed on liquor sales and auditing duties. The Senate reconvened, then adjourned to a joint session to address judges and solicitors general as the Osceola club mourns ex speaker Charldé FB.
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Senate
Berner
House
Annat
Gonntios
Anfair
Osceola County Democratic Club
Kissimee
Bla
Charldé
Ofisp
Factories to Reopen as McKinley Turmoil Eases
Pittsburg dispatch reports resumption plans for several green glass works after four months idle. D O Cunningham Co American Glass Co and Foster plants to start with about 900 workers, plus 100 from Joannett s to Fostoria. A new tin plate plant may open next spring employing around 100. Harmon moves Couch over DOJ rule breach in last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
McKinley
D. O. Cunningham &Co
American Glass Company
D. 9
Cunningham
Joannetts
Fostoria
Foster
W. H. Connor
National Tin Plate Company
Anderson, Ind
Pring
Harmon Hoare
James H. Couch, Jr
United States
District of West Virginia
Couch
Lucaday
Department of Justice
North Carolina Democrats charge fraud in governor race
North Carolina state Democratic chairman declares the victory of the Republican governor candidate was secured by fraudulent registration and voting by disqualified Black voters. He asserts the party lost its ticket by a small margin and blames election machinery and illegal voters in many cities.
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North Carolina
Bryan
Watson
McKinley Congratulated by Bryan on Election Dispatch
Hon. William McKinley receives a telegram from W J Bryan dated November 5 in Lixcoun Nas. stating Senator Jones reports returns indicate McKinley’s election and Bryan extends congratulations. Bryan says issues have been submitted to the American people and their will is law.
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Major McKinley
J. Bryan
Maj. McKinley
Lixcoun
Nas
William McKinley
Denton
Jones
Waardy
Beran
Vanderbilt Widow Dies in New York Friday Afternoon
Mrs William H Vanderbilt dies in New York Friday afternoon. The passing marks a sorrowful moment for the Vanderbilt family as tributes begin from relatives and city society.
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Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Mra
Walliam H. Vanderbilt
New York
Through Georgia’s Day by Day News Roundup
Georgia news briefs report state geology bulletins on gold and clay districts by Professor Yeates. capture of Lester Fohols for the Tidwell murder in Rome. gauge widening of the Atlanta Murphy line to standard track. fatal wedding feast shooting. Wimbish and Candler annual reports on railroads and corporations. death of financier John H Inman and its impact on southern investment.
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State Geological Department
Georgia
W. 8. Yeates
Lumpkin County
Lester Eohols
Marshall Tidwell
Seney
Rome
Hohols
Wichola
Tidwell
Fohole
Evhols
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway Company
Blue Ridge
Murphy
North Carolina
Atlanta
Marietta
Wright Smith
Warrior District
Macon
Charley Walton
Tom Smith
Smith
Walton
Hach
Wimbish
William A. Wimbish
Western and Atlantic Railroad
General Assembly
Wall Street
Western and Atlantic
North Georgia
Chattanooga Belt Railroad
Chattanooga Depot
Western
Dalton
Southern Railway Company
Ander
8No
Deboutura Redemption Companies
Securitide
Alloh
Insurance Commissioner
Bank Examiner
Candler
North Georgia Conference Meets in Cedartown
The twenty fourth session of the North Georgia conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church convened at Cedartown with Bishop H M Turner presiding. Visitors included James M Henderson Morris Brown College and editors R M Cheek H T Kesling. About 200 ministers attended, and J A Lindsay was chosen secretary with J S Flipper and J M Lee as assistants. Major McKinley sent best wishes to William J Bryan in a telegram dated Nov 6 1896.
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Colored Methodists
Cedartown
North Georgia
M. EB. Church
H. M. Turner
D. D
Atlanta
J. A. Lindsay
Griffin
Hamilton
Gonads
T. N.M. Smith
Savannah
McKinlay
Bryan
McKinley
Bryant O'Gantor
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Fragmented 19th Century Health Ads and Anecdotes
The fragmentary OCR text mixes a Dublin convention scene with speakers from the United States, personal history remarks, and scattered medical and consumer ads. It mentions malaria suffering, a laxative product, soap, a cartilage of cures, and various health claim statements. Names, dates, and places are partially garbled, but the piece preserves period tone and marketing language.
Brainy and tonguey talk mix up in humorous exchange
A Pittsburg Chronicle item quotes a playful miscommunication about Miss Dokane, noting Hiland and Halket’s banter over brainy and tonguey labels. An Atlanta Constitution item reports a telegram warning of an incendiary with scar and limp, followed by a reply from a man claiming a different name.
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Dokane
Asid Hiland
Halket
Hiland
Pittsburg Chronicle
Atlanta Constitution
Woman Suffers No More From Womb and Kidney Troubles
A testimonial from Maas J. Stewart of 2218 Amber St Kensington Philadelphia praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing long standing womb and kidney pains. She urges other women to try it and notes offering 60 cents or more for cure, with a mail order option and stamps.
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Dobbitius
Aponte Pagattse
Wren
Thenside
Hood
Lydia B. Pinkham
Maas
J. Steward
Kensingstom
Phila
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W. W. Osborne
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Cironit
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Pulaski County
Munn
Jenking
Johnson
Hall County
James W. Hobertson
Habersham County
United States Nonats
Fulton County
East Point
Supreme Onset
Wight
Dougherty
Charlés F. Chap
Capitol
Finance
Mae
Halton
Ty Howse
Plyen
Bille
Falder
Deak
Reid
Ryder
Columbus Saturdlay
Aoart
Bott
John H. Inman
Soman
Inman
New York Exchange
South
Dublin
Treland
Vonntitis
Trent
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Soonn Lee
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