Candler Atkinson Debate Row Escalates With Letters
In Americus Georgia on April 5 1898 Col Allen Candler replies to Judge Spencer Atkinson’s public rebuke over a proposed joint debate. Candler defends his actions cites past campaigns and railroads policy raising the specter of mudslinging and party damage. He recalls the Evans Atkinson contest and warns debates may split Democratic support.
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Allen Candler
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Atkinson
Judge Atkinson
Democratic Committee
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Gen. Evana
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Georgia
Bacon
Gen. Gordon
Evans-Atkinson
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Alkinapp
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas.h. Fletcher
Cbnie Richep
Passing of Brann and its impact on American journalism
A compiled obituary and editorial reaction to E. W. Brann founder of the Iconoclast, detailing his sharp vitriol toward Grover Cleveland and others, his influence on Texas and national journalism, and the mixed legacy noted by Brunswick Times Dalton Argus and Macon Telegraph. The passage reflects on Brann’s notoriety, fierce writing style, and the uncertain aftermath after his death.
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America
Brann
Union
Theatre of Life
Grover Cleveland
Queen Victoria
The
Baptist Church
W. J. Bryan
Texas
Brunswick Times
A girl and a cold cure ad in one page
A brief item contrasts a reader seeking a sad book with a theater expectation and includes an early 20th century medicinal laxative advertisement. The page features an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a refund if the cold cure fails, priced at 25 cents to 1.33 dollars per tablet, reflecting period marketing language.
Transport tickets enable return passage within ten days at base
The notice explains return passage validity of ten days from date at Norfolk Virginia with connections to Norfolk and Washington Steamship lines and the Seaboard Air Line. It lists routes to Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and other points, inviting inquiries to Central of Georgia Railway officials for fare details and schedules.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Babaas
Southern Railway
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Zreigh
St Louis
Jacksonville
Hiraigham
Albany
Holly Springs
Miss
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Opehke
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Avantab
Macon
Atlanta
M. Gent
Americus
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Savannah
Carlisle
KRAL
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Norfolk
Norfolk and Weahington Stesmere Bay Line
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Cape Charles Rose Oid
Dominion ‘Steamship Co
Merchants & Minera Trans. Co
Weehington
Hartmore
Philadelp
Bosto
Seaboard’ Air Line
P - Alliante
Washington
Pallman
Central of Georgia Railway
Tizaxor Clement
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