Central railroad gains may mark election in Augusta
The Augusta News seems confident Gen Alexander will win the presidency of the Central railroad. The piece notes Grady’s celebrated talk, Georgia’s naming of a town after him, and public interest in infrastructure and reform. It also covers fertilizer inspection bills, Chicago strike history, and a Philadelphia centennial planning push.
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Cotton Movement and Market Fluctuations Report
The Chronicle reports weekly cotton receipts through November 26 at 280 252 bales, with interior town totals at 176 382 bales and stocks 29 147 bales higher than last year. Plantation receipts since Sept 1, 1886 reach 2 755 892 bales, market fluctuations show unsettled near term trading with price swings tied to port arrivals and holidays. spot prices remain quiet at 98 16c middling uplands.
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Meaning of tariff reform explained in Savannsh News
The Savannsh News argues tariff reform is not free trade but a reduction of needless taxes and revenue, with tariffs still serving revenue while protecting productive industries. It mocks protectionists for fearing monopoly attacks and notes Carlisle's strong speakership potential amid Washington chatter.
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Railroad Commission chair row in Georgia politics
Atlanta telegram reports upcoming term expiration of Railroad Commissioner L N Trammell next October. Col Trammell seeks reappointment but faces a contested field including Judge Allen T Fort and Hon R C Humber with gubernatorial implications from Gordon and Bacon campaigns. Fort favored for his law knowledge and enforcement zeal. local debate notes underrepresentation of southern Georgia in the commission and urges fairness in selection.
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County Taxation for Rail Roads Proposed in Legislature
A bill seeks to empower counties to tax themselves seven percent of property for railway improvements. The measure would help counties needing rail access, with the idea that railroads boost prosperity enough to bear the cost. The piece argues population follows rail connectivity and praises keeping Georgia’s Central Railroad under responsible Georgia-minded officers.
Bribery probe details tie Harrison to marble bids
The General Assembly investigation recalls James P. Harrison as part owner of the Persverance mine. He bid on Georgia marble and other properties, paid figures to influence coverage, and sought a favorable appointment for a commissioner while asserting no funds were given to certain individuals. Governor McDaniel explains the Atlanta-man appointment.
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Congress to Meet West Monday in Session Through March Fourth
Congress will meet west Monday and remain in session until March fourth. The delegation aims to review legislation and address national matters as the session extends into early spring.
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