Prohibition election planned in Macon county
The Ordinary of Macon county orders a prohibition election for May 6. The piece notes political shifts across counties Charlton Coffee and Pulaski, with Gen Gordonia in the gubernatorial race and discussions about Democratic nominating conventions and candidate employs. It mentions Thomas W. Grimes of Columbus as a congressional candidate and reports on the Mason cotton picker and railroad competition dynamics.
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Macon County
Simmons
Charlton County
Thomas W. Grimes
Columbus
Seeded Reform and Mail Service Complaints Across Georgia
The piece critiques Republican postal service failures and the hoped for reform under a Democratic administration. It cites Savannah and Eufaula papers noting slow letter delivery on the E T V G railroad and Atlanta routes, blaming incompetent route agents and a lax Atlanta post office. It references Southern investment interest, including a New York organized Southern Land and Navigation Company. It ends with Marshallville Times defending Judge Crisp against opposition in the congressional district.
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South
Savannah News
Savannah
New York
Eufaula
Als
Times
Eufault
Atlanta
Montgomery
Marshallville
Here
Fort Valley
Mecon
Southern Land and Navigation Company
J. Hart Brewer
Trevton
Nat
Ott & Brewer
Ldgan C. Murray
United States National Bank
McArthur Endorsements Stir Georgia Congressional Race
The Vindicator notes mixed views on a McArthur bid and Crisp decision, indicating support conditional on Crisp's plans. Col. L. M. Felton reports a sizable cotton sale, underscoring planter finances, while a hotel biscuit remark delivers a light aside about cockroaches.
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L. M. Felton
Marshallville
Third district race stirs debate over Crisp succession
The Buena Vista Patriot notes that though outside the Third district, papers and people inflame about who should succeed Crisp in Congress. It concedes voters in the Third should not be swayed, praising Judge Crisp as clever and competent and arguing to let well enough alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista Patriot
Crisp
No Unclean Record for Crisp in Third District Race
The Perry Home Journal editors urge Houston county to support Crisp in the third district congressional contest. They oppose rotation in office as a political principle, arguing it is absurd and harmful to the county district or state, regardless of opposition strength.
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Marshallville Times
Chisp
Crisp
Dooly County
McArthur
Eastman
Wy. . McArthur
Montgomery County
Congress
Perry Home Journal
Republican
Houston County
Consumption cured by vegetable remedy claim
An old physician, retired, claims a simple vegetable formula can cure consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and nervous debility. He says the remedy is radical and promises a free mailed recipe in German, French, or English with preparation directions. Mail requests to W. A. Noyes in Rochester, New York, with a stamped paper request.
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W. A. Noyes
Power's
Definition of a snob and its pretensions
A snob is a person who pretends to be something rational and superior, aiming to appear richer or more fashionable than they really are. The term describes someone who this is their constant behavior or attitude.
Uncle Joseph Helps Dick Murridge Face a Gamble
Uncle Joseph lures Dick Murridge from his upper room in a London tavern with a plan to reveal his hidden life and end the gambling crisis. Dick, exhausted by crime and fear, agrees to meet for private chats while Uncle Joseph silently guides him toward accountability and a way back from deceit.
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Joseph
Arges
Norah
Tam
Hugh
Mr. Murridge
Josaph
Great Queen Street
London
Whitechapel
Glamis Rosd
Ahadweil
Children's Hospital
Tila
Hawt
Elrads
Tor
Murridge
Cab Tae
Secret Champagne And a Cunning Scheme Unfolds
A tale unfolds of a young man Dick and Uncle Joseph in a Paris style club, where champagne, secrecy, and a proposed exchange of secrets drive plans. Dick manipulated events to keep a cherished secret safe while an old man is drawn into indulgent hospitality and a brewing mischief.
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Gina
Ravi
Storry
Joseph
Uaelya
Owever
Ugele Joseph
Norah
Margow
Cate Jowph
Joaph
Disk
Evret
Nhl
Haugh
Strand
Good Roofs Made of Paper
A historical note describes roofs made from fibrous pulp tiles superior to slate for lightness and other benefits. The tiles are formed under pressure, dried, waterproofed, enameled, sanded, and baked twice to create heat and flame resistant surfaces in various colors.
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Americus
Oficial Organ
City of
Savannah Times
Gen. Gordonia
Mr. McArthur
Athens
Augusta News
Father Ryan
Louisville
Democratic State Executive Committee
J. T. Henderson
Merchantss of
Railroad Commission
Georgia
Commisson
Central Railroad
Savannah, Florida & Western
Central
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Hawkinsville
Pulaski County
Polaski
Senate
Thie
United States
Éself
Waltell Bunan i
Anela Joseph
Mick
Ishel
Uncle Joseph
Omnibus
King's Crow
Caele Joseph
Almont
Josph
Aud
Dick Murridge
Loodoy
Chinaman
Cams
Goten
the Landord
Richard
Neal
Eles
Thalsone
Elas
Tory
Anta
Wer
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