Georgia and national politics loom large in 1888 outlook
The piece rails at President Cleveland’s stance on fisheries and Tariff questions, notes Georgia figures like Noj Glessner and M M Folsom shaping state media, and highlights Columbus Exposition plans, rival papers’ coverage, and railroad anxieties. It also cites Texas orator rhetoric on Thurman and calls for fair advertising payments to newspapers.
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Georgia
Glessner
Mr. Cleveland
Congress
Senate
Canada
Strog
Texas
Allen G. Thurman
Thurman
Geus
Maine
Trusts and protected industries stir Georgia farmers
A Georgia reader laments a Democratic newspaper stance on trusts and protection tariffs. The piece argues高 that tariffs enable price hikes via manufacturer collusion, cites farm interest questions about state fair advertising funding, praises the Alliance organ debate, notes Louisiana mockingbird trapping near New Orleans, and includes an abrupt, unrelated juvenile dialogue about clay bricks.
Eighteen Counties Entered For Georgia State Fair
Macon news reports Col W J Northen and Hon R A Nisbet urging preparations for the state fair in October. Eighteen counties are entered for best county display: Wilkes, Columbia, Hancock, Warren, Baldwin, Effingham, McIntosh, Liberty, Screven, Jefferson, Sumter, Randolph, Houston, Douglas, Troup, Talbot, Pierce, Butts. Northen expects further counties and notes need for new buildings at the park, including a poultry house. stables need rebuilding and the stove display will be impressive.
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Macon
W. J. Northen
Sparta
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Bere
R. A. Nisbet
Hotel Lanier
Northen
Georgia
Nisbet
Wilkes
Columbia
Hancock
Warren
Baldwin
Effingham
McIntosh
Liberty
Screven
Jefferson
Sumter
Randolph
Houston
Douglas
Troup
Talbot
Pierce
Butts
Northon
South
Park
Georgia on Wheels Exhibit Car Departs Macon
Commissioner Glessner leaves Macon at 6 am with the Georgia car a miniature state fair packed with Georgia resources and products. The exhibit will tour fairs in Ohio Indiana and Michigan showcasing the state natural wealth to spur benefits for Georgia and attract attention beyond its borders.
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Georgia
Macon
Glessner
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Warner's Sarsaparilla touted as blood purifier in old ad
The advertisement extols Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a superior remedy for purifying the blood and claims it produced notable historical figures. It also notes I. Emmit the actor paid $5,000 for the St Bernard dog Plintimmon, said to be the finest of its breed, marking a record price.
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Emmit
St. Bernard
Plintimmon
Cost of going to Congress in the press of 1880s Philadelphia
A veteran representative explains congressional costs, noting that a term costs about five thousand dollars in salaries and campaign expenses. He cites Amos Cummings’s roughly six thousand dollars, plus outlays for committees, clubs, events, banners, and relief work, with wealthier men like Belmont and Beset bearing larger sums. Rural lawmakers spend less, while experience helps avoid traps. southern and western newcomers gain via local pride and limited money, though personal popularity and wartime service can offset costs.
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Wasiixeros
Congress
House of Representatives
Amos Cummings
New York
Amos
Cummings
Belmont
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Bayne
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Morse
Boston
Felton
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Thorndike Rice
Larry Jerome
Kelley
Randall Holman
Cox
Reed
Carlisle
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Money and influence shape political succession in districts
Discussion notes how agriculture districts favor re election, with seeds and documents as incentives. It cites Georgia and Louisiana examples of campaign costs, suggesting money trails reach the South and posing how a poor man can fund nominations and election expenses.
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South
Georgia
Louisiana
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