Georgia Press and National Dispatches Recap
Summary of editorials and reports from Americus Georgia and national outlets. Notable items include editor Gantt’s alarming condition, debates on the sub treasury plan with Governor Tillman, journalistic commentary on Atlanta nightlife, and international notes on tariffs, insurance, and potential militia movements in Canada. Also referenced are Lincoln’s spiritualist rumors and a legal case involving anarchist Schwab seeking release from prison.
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Gantt
Georgia
Ohio Campaign Brings Hope of Democratic Victory in Buckeye State
Prominent Ohio Democrats visiting Washington predict Governor Campbell will win by a large majority. Cincinnati’s Duckworth Club gave Campbell a hearty welcome at Music Hall, signaling county support. Mills and Hampton comment on rural discontent and Alliance decline in the South. Discussion covers tariff politics, reciprocity, and rebuilding support across the state amid police reform protests and national party strategy.
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Ohio
Washington
Campbell
Duckworth Club
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Hamilton County
Board of Public Improvements
Western Reserve
Buckeye
Congressman Mills
McKinley
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Farmers’ Alliance
South
United States
Charleston World
Alliance
Atlanta Constitution
Howell
Georgia Alliance
Associated Press
Germany
Republican Party
England
France
Blaine
Henry Watterson
Cotton cost to Lowell vs Columbus mills
A Lowell mill and a Columbus mill buy same bale of cotton, price comparison shows Lowell costs about $4.45 per bale higher, or 95.6 cents per 100 pounds more, than Columbus. Augusta Chronicle notes the Georgia University clash over Johnson's History drawing Southern backlash. The Free Press ponders Prohibition tactics vs cures and endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for travelers.
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Boston Journal of Commerce
Lowell
Mass
Columbus
Kittredge
Lowell Vie Bavoonah
Augusta Chronicle
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the .Times-Recorder
Dellyena
Tas Aueaiers Reconpie
Bascom Myatox
the Times Publishing Company
Americus
Hephone 2
Americus, Ga
Philadelphia Times
Atlanta
Brer Candler
Brer Wadsworth
Dot Livingston
Jupor B
Hisaixnoman
Keely Institute
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Garfield
Joanna Howanp Parnell
Cork
Charles Stewart Parnell
Max O'Rell
America
Tives-Reconpen
New York Sun
Cleveland
Governor Hill
Lincoln
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Canada
Schwab
Supreme Court of the
Tinois
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Chicago
Orleans
Police Commission
Augusta
Wadeworth
Wadsworth
Chronicle
Athens
Johnson
The
Georgia State University
Michigan
Prohibitionista
Dwight
Dr. Keely
Free Press
W. C. Russell
By Express
Kia T
Lamar Street
Murphey Building
Stly
M. BR
Westbroophy
Atorow
Hysician
Funtiestene Cae
Iene
Blaringer
Rae
Otoh J. B
Hinkle
Aee
Granberry Corner
Warttorney
Weit
Prattice
Bation
Wee Irowney
Law
Barlow Hicex
A. Hixon, J. At.orney
AT Law Sons, Ofa Sane
P. L. Holt
L L Holton
Ansley & Ansley
Mace. Webster
Stew
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MA Oma Atttorney-At-Law, Vane Encete On
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Onanxe
Fuark A. Hoorss
Clarke & Hooper
B. Hudson
L. J. Blalock
Schley County
Meddaienisoe
Qvesen & Blalock
Lamyers
Aumniovs
Tale
Lamar Eteet
Simons
Kimbrough Simmons & Kimbrough
Attorneys AT Law
Barlow Block
Federal Courts
Gene Pal Pala
L Norrmay
Peachtree Birest
Barlow Bik
Americus Piaients
Aletens
Hall
Meri
Reva
McNeal
Prin. A
Staley
Ass't
Glover
Buiding
Xicenrovs
Lamar Strhret
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co
Atlanta, GA
Sewing
Mall
D. Watts
Watts
Brandies
Plessy
Bepthdan
I. M. Allen
E. Taylor
T. E. Allen
Allen, Taylor & Co
Furlow Lawn
A. and M
Givennes
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