Boston-era Georgia snippets and political musings
The Times-Recorder reprints editorials and notes from Georgia papers on topics from university policies to municipal politics. It cites Baylor University students, South Georgia conference dates in Savannah, Pat Walsh in Augusta, currency debates on silver, and market commentary. It mentions Havana authorities, Cuban prison terms, and Confederate veteran union planning with posts in Atlanta.
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Augusta
Pat Walsh
Albany Herald
Tion
Atlante
Binks
Crtereneia
Pension Roll Projections For Civil War Veterans
The Savannah News summarizes Col. Ainsworth’s table showing 700,000 survivors on the pension roll with 1,005,029 ex soldiers and 140 million dollars paid annually. Projections reach 820,087 in 1905, 626,231 in 1910, 251,727 in 1920, 37,083 in 1930, 340 in 1940, and none living by 1945, with widows continuing to receive pensions and total costs likely to exceed war costs before final liquidation.
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When Dana Died
When Charles A. Dana died the grand intellect of modern journalism faded from mortal ken. The quickly brave spirit of the age departed, and the journalistic world entered a long night with Bohemia’s cultural star dimmed. The passage notes Dana as a brilliant, formative figure whose loss marked a deep void in press history.
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Journaliam
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Bohemia
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Wight
Rufus So
Ciata Fields
Marriage, lotteries, and a minister’s move in the region
The dialogue dabbles in marriage and lottery metaphors. Dr Avoxzo Moxx of Macon will move to Chattanooga and preach a farewell sermon in two weeks. The note also mentions Tom Chattanooga News and a line about northern mills in Dixie, with local tax figures cited for Evernorp county.
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Mulberry Street
Macon
Chattanooga
Tom
Dixie
Birmingham Ledger
Rome Tribune
Am Jowns
Macon News
Evernorp County
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