Political and legal notes from a Georgia and national scene
William J. Bryan attacks a currency bill in the house while local politics stir over a dog law and county commissioner spending rules. Georgia figures Osbourne win in Savannah city solicitor dispute as Dallas Mothers Congress sparks a four hour oatmeal cooking recommendation. General Lew Wallace praised for seven years in Bon Har creation. Secretary Hay Jr. appointed at Pretoria as a consulate at ninety four.
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Thin
Lew Wallace
New York City
Lewis argues against gold reserves and bank power in currency law
The speech covers gold flows, foreign trade balances, and fears of a 1893 style panic. It warns that national banks could drastically alter currency, depress or raise prices, and consolidate power over finance. The Times-Recorder applauds the speaker’s democratic stance and notes the paper cannot print the full address.
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Georgia
Mr. Lewis
Europe
Lewin
New York City
Lewis
New York
Great Trust
United States
The
Times-Recorder
End senatorial courtesy in state legislature warned
A writer denounces senatorial courtesy as undemocratic and dangerous urging it be an issue in campaigns for the next general assembly. The piece claims local bills can be forced through by courtesy votes, with lawmakers apologizing for lack of backbone.
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Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Lewis on the currency bill in the House
Hon. E B Lewis of the Third district delivered a forceful critique of the currency bill in the House. He criticized the Republican stance on coinage and warned the measure would make all debts, public and private, payable in one metal, urging caution amid the national debate.
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E. B. Lewis
House of Representatives
Lewis
Republican Party
Tawane Eoetinn
Ara Q . Jappr Cepa
First Baby Brings Joy Amid Expected Moments
The passage describes expectant mothers feeling happiness as birth nears and the anticipated moment of childbirth. It references relief from pain using liniment and normalizing the experience as part of motherhood.
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Ikea
Cotton mill growth reshapes Southern economy and pricing
The cotton industry in the South expands as a permanent condition, alarming Northern spinners. Much cotton is sold as manufactured product at 18 to 50 cents per pound instead of raw 5 to 8 cents, signaling a major shift in trade dynamics. Mystic Cure for Rheumatism claims rapid relief, selling 75 cents by HJ Eldadge in Americus, Georgia.
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South
Eldadge
Americus
John Reid
Great Falls
Mont
Ely
Francis W. Poole
Pros
Helene
Joseph Stewart
Grand Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Ely Brothers
Warren Bt
New York
Train wreck in snow kills four in Idaho
A Northern Pacific freight train laden with steel rails derailed at Kendrick hill due to ice and snow, four men were killed and one fatally injured as the descent became uncontrollable. The incident occurred near Lewiston Idaho on December 16.
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Lewiston
Ida
Northern Pacific
Kendrick Hill
St. Louis
E . Adams
United States Circuit Court
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Mozley’s Lemon Elixir and Drops Advertisements
An old newspaper fragment promotes Mozley’s Lemon Elixir as a cure for indigestion liver stomach and kidney issues plus ailments like malaria fever and nervous debility. Testimonials from multiple locations claim relief from dyspepsia and enlarged liver. MOSLEY’S LEMON HOT DROPS claim to treat coughs colds hoarseness bronchitis and throat lung diseases. A brief wartime update notes Lieutenant Bramby’s condition worsening slightly.
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Mozley
Mosley
HA. Mosley
Atlasta
City Farms For Rent and Local Goods Ad Briefs
Property listing for 53 acres in East Americas at The Freeman place with terms from H. T. Davenport and Ga. Loan & Trust Co. also notes odd phrases and various retail items such as Wollford's Lotion claim and Nunnally's candies advertised at Rombert's drug store near the post office.
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Freeman Place
Americas
Hawkins
H. T. Davenport
Ga. Loan & Tavar Co
Dasthkwky
Saya
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the Times-Recorder
Tex AiEaiovs Recorden
Tes Ammaiovs Timms
Tm Consolidated
Americus Ga
Marie Louise Myrick
Secial
Oeetal
Sumter County
O@ual
Webster County
Railroad Commimion
Americus, GA
William J. Bryan
Candler
Atkinson
Willingham
Monroe
Hay
Pretoria
Audi
Ben. W. W. Osborne
Savannah
Georgis
Billy Osborne
Mothers' Congress
Dallas
Texas Farm and Ranch
Aldert
T. Ansley
Sida Recethe Beiewih Ns
Castoria
Bears
Icastoria
Ursin
Guarrix
Will Ogierres
Frank Terrell
Ogtetree
Spalding County
Willaveney
Terrell
G. Percival Stewart
American Investor's
American Investor's Company
Financial Agency Company
Granite State Provident Association
Francis Wolf Brown
Brown
Chamberain
Thomas O. Bowen
Glencoe, O
J. R. Hudson
Dodson
Washington
Sulzer
South Africa
Great Britain
Texas Worder
J. BR. Hodson
Chamberlain
Ball
Bell
Dragnet
Annie EB. Gaming
Tyre, Mich
W. A. Rembert
Texas
Bright
Hall
W. Brown
George Hotel
Hroat
Jung
Bardlena
B. Clark
Peoria
Til
DeWitt
Coon
A. Geiffeta
Beevenville
Morley
Onartes Graump
Jefferson St
Louisville
Alexander St
Atlanta
Tia
Alchvmaet
Bramby
Wastewaton
Isla
A. W. Smith
Forsyth and
Jackson Streets
L.G. Council
Egret Ory
Moreant
Convitaus
Columbus Manufacturing Company
E* Sheil Deady Launers
George W. Shell
Hie
Sere
Kershaw
Congress
Daily Market Reports
Berie
Wollford
B J. Eldridge
Amertons
Yor
Bent
O. A. Chambliss
J. ¥. Bolton
Rembert's
W. Ansley
Nunnally’s
Rombert's
Taylor Street
Oded
Parkectair Batsan
Warten St
Paris
Lavinge Sisters
Eale
Opera House
Airies
New
Onrz
South African
Henshaw & Ten Broeck
Brhanin
Uolden
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Benkard
Columbus
Avanta
Atingta
Savalar Galiee
Spu Jitiwa
Épmjar
Panly
Richland
Albany Division
Faz Br
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Wwite
Colutsvun
Richland Dawson
Amtv
Alabama Railway
Cordele Sith G
Brofala
Montgomery
Orleans
M& Durda
Souinend
C&a
Dawton
Aiheny
Oracle
Mortabe
Efor
Octta
Southern
Prain
Brunswick
Collins
Salimore Air Line
Collins & Reidaville R Stayler
Statesboro
Fo&p Wit
General Freie
Carn, D
Pearlman
D. Pearlman Ed
Cee
M.callaway
Hudson's
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