Waresboro civic meeting and high school plan
Proceedings of a Waresboro corporation meeting are published. A pardon in a Georgia case is noted and a town hall gathering led by D H Benett with J M Spencer as chair. Speakers discuss corporate laws and a charter plan to extend a mile from the county road toward Waycross.
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Tattawasszs
Fla
Tallahassee
Waresboroe
Waresboro
John W. Brooks
Georgia
D. H. Benett
J.M. Spencer
W. P. Spencer
P. Bettle
Parker
Cicorporation
M.C. Smith
Superior Court
Seeaint
County Road
Alabama
Birmingham
Anniston
Sheffield
Tuscaloosa
Richmond and
Danville Company
Talbot
Sumter
Patman
Floyd
Bartow
Polk
Wayeress
Times Union
Waycross
North Carolina
South Carolina
Not a Legislator Pass Confuses Brunswick Tram Conductor
On a Brunswick tram Conductor Dick Harris collected a ticket from a man who flashed a pass issued to a Georgian legislator. Harris suspected a mismatch and, after promising return, retained the ticket. Through the night he puzzled over the pass while the car halted at Lobust Grove where a member of the governing body denied holding the pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Dick Harris
Harria
Extapole
Lobust Grove
Irgispesare
Barris
Koew
Enid Weann
Opening the Piedmont Exposition Throng at Bix Grounds
Thousands visit Atlanta for the Piedmont Exposition opening day. Crowds search for lodging as city struggles to accommodate visitors. Exhibits span Georgia marble to North Carolina stone, with many counties and rail services showcased. A large grandstand hosts ceremonies with state and military dignitaries.
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Atlanta
Concordia Hall
Piedmont Park
Richmond End
Danville
Whitehall Crossing
Fair Ground
Augusta
Columbus
Singer and
Wheeler & Wilson
Thurbers
New York
Georgia Marble Companies
North Carolina
Electric Light Companies
Telephone Company
Seney
Florida
The Modern She. A Farmer’s Daughter Transformed by Electric Shock
On Brecksville road six miles from town a farmer Max Harmon’s family faces a strange tale. His oldest daughter Mary Harmon, once healthy and cheerful, suffered a severe electric shock in Cleveland after a broken wire touched her dress while visiting with fiancé Joseph Eberlein. She survived but four weeks later she was transformed into a feeble old woman. Her hair gray on one side, muscles wasting, voice harsh, and temper peevish, she remains barely recognizable. The family is heartbroken by the metamorphosis.
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Lonarn
Brecksville Road
Max Harmon
Pennsylvania
Harmon
Maury
Oall
Mary
Joseph Eberlein
Harmons
Clov
Berlin
Miss Harmon
Waresboro Revival and Local Officials News
Waresboro news reports a religious revival and civic efforts including cor poral laws application, school improvements, patent seats for the academy, and new move- ins. It notes probate actions in Clinch County and comments on race issues and Sunday school efforts, reflecting local tensions and community leaders.
Clinch Superior Court Closes After Long Session
Clinch county held a lengthy superior court session with many lawyers and Judge Atkinson active in clearing the docket. Clerk Ecord Ordinary Corbitt and Sheriff Muntlox were praised for their orderly administration while the Grand Jury led by foreman J. J. Drawdy and Clerk W. S. Fenler performed its duties thoroughly.
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Clinch County
Atkinson
Ecord
Corbitt
Muntlox
Grand Jury
J. J. Drawdy
Fenler
Sone
Ores Clinch County
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Wayross
James M. Freeman
Las Charlton
Nee
Waycross High School
Tri‘tees
Baycross
Nota
Curiota
Association
Rancall
Colquitt and Brown
Artilery
Means Cadets
Atlanta Rifles
Gate City Guard
Governor’s Horse Guard
Atlanta Artillery
A. M. Brett
Waresboro High School
Wave Miller
C. M. Sweat & Co
D. F. Morrison
J. W. Spencer, Sr
Clinch County Legal Affairs
R. V. O'Kane
James O'Kane
E.L. Moore
John Moore
Orninsty
James M. Smith
Peter Smith
Clinch Superior Court
Our.c. O. D
Spose
Beling
Congress St
Savannah
B. H. Levy
Ise
Heapricat
J. Uhlefeldher
Waycross, Georgia
Ludden & Bates S. M.!f
Hrapi
Otr
R. Hohenstein
THE
Deader
Cal
A.R. Bennett
Sear Grand Central Hotel
A. R. Bennett
Rae
Enfim Teaniimair
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