Democratic Rally Draws Crowds in Sumter County
A heated campaign gathering near Sumter Court House features Col. Wilson and Judge Crisp as Democratic forces rally in the Thirteenth district. Speakers critique the third party, defend tariffs, railroads, and silver coinage while endorsing Wilson for senator and urging party unity.
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Old Sumter
Calhoun Mathews
Wolf
Dudge
Nader Bhin
Atl O'Ehwk Yestenlay
Wader
Col. Whiskers Sole
Lone Grove
Dapat
Democratic Committee
Fudge T'Rap
Sauter County
Olinel Seig
Democratic Party
Beeman
Hlawell
Vita Peratlono
Judge Crisp
Freddie
Jurigo Celap
Ube
Tenue
Cromil
Lauver
Judge Chapard
John
George Selig
Aid
George
Dollone Selg
Congress
Digo Crisp
Se Hai
Crisp
W. A. Wilam
Sumter
Macon
Schiry
Maryer
Schley
Court House
Llaville
Wilson
Wison
Senate
Quiet municipal race hints at Mayoral battle in Americus
In Americus the mayoral race and city offices loom as December elections approach. Captain John A. Cobb stands firm for mayor with strong local support while others delay decisions. Alderman tickets are debated with railroad workers seeking representation. A Georgia Bankers Association meeting in Macon and a Sept 10 shooting in Armleton Swiston, Ala, wrap the local political week.
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John A. Cobb
Cobb
Hare
Almoat
Uist Bla
Eletory
Lita
Americus
Jobo Bi. Felder
Tinks-Beceunen
Georgia Bankers Association
Macon
Inez Americus
Hotel Lanier
Sali
Convex
Dooly
Fish
J. Hill & Bro
Cordels
Interstate Commission
Cordele
Albany
Maso
Corbett's Atlanta Welcome Sparks Wild Crowd
James J. Corbett arrives in Atlanta at 11:60 over the Georgia Pacific from Birmingham as a roaring crowd swarms the depot and streets. He later finds respite in Kimball House and vows to face DeGive's opera appearance and then depart for New York.
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Corbett
Atlanta
James J. Corbett
John
Sullivan
Georgia Pasifla Road
Birmingham
John I
Mike Donovan
Manhattan Athletic Club
New York
Billy Delaney
Bia
Dennis Dillon
Jim Daly
Ormond H. Butler
Langston Smith
New York World
A. A. Kernealy
New York Herald
James Rankin
Associated Proan
J. Hurtig
New York Sun
Alex Thweatt
Mormond
Danville Road
Honda
Hin
Kimball House
Kiser
Tontrance
Durand
Upataire
John L
Marietta Street
Kimball
Corbet
DeGive’s
Opera House
Arrival of the Scandia Brings Cholera Threat to New York
Reports from Sept 10 describe the Scandia voyage with 900 emigrants and cholera aboard. Thirty two deaths occurred at sea, with five new cases and three deaths in lower quarantine. Authorities note looming fears of wider spread if the disease breaches quarantine despite strict measures at Swinburne Island and Fire Island.
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New York Bay
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Moravia
Normannia
Regia
Wyoming
Aslpea
Pea
Byron
Swinburne Island
Scandia
Fire Island
Jenkins
Swinburns Island
de. Jonkins
Wea
Doache
Swinburne Hospital
Laren
Wosgol
Mannheim
New Castle
Somerhilt
Hamburg
Kaiser
Wiliam I
Bremen
Arguale
City
Lower
Europe
Canada
United States
New Orleana
New Orleans
Italy
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Ompson &Anderson Tel Windsor Jewelers
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Targot Merchant Tailoring House
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P.B.T
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Vis
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Senatuie
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Uptorrow
Philadelphia
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Naw
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Leagh
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Worth Tia
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Lamar Street
Claruseton
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Ala
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Policina
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Spear
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