Atlanta meetings and political clashes across states
A Northern friends meeting formed a club in Atlanta on Wednesday. Rates set for the State Alliance convention in Atlanta on August 39. Melon trade could end with hot weather. Critics question Sam Small’s antics. A St Louis judge faced nickel and dime protests over alleged bias. Pulaski County fields a negro Republican slate for the legislature. Ex Governor Bullock becomes President of the Atlanta Chamber. J G Oglesby resigns as expected. Washington chatter ties Harrison and McKinley against reciprocity. Bibb County mass meeting backs a Hardeman delegation for governor. Reed’s struggles continue with the aluminum bill conference. Depew declines Worlds Fair presidency bid. Broughton and Burney backed in Morgan County. Minneaplis enumerators accused of graveyard copying by St Paul residents. Hidalgo County races spark rival factions over a disputed election. Chicago reports 18 sunstroke deaths and 117 heat casualties. Edmunds fears Democrats seize financial legislation. Five counties vote today to gauge gubernatorial direction. Knoxville Journal notes wheat harvest near end, yield below normal. Delameter nominated for Pennsylvania governor on second ballot amid excitement. President wants national election bill. Blaine vows opposition. Unseasonable heat blamed for vegetation wilt over past week. Butts County holds a gubernatorial primary excluding prohibition ticketers. Atlantic Rifles split. new company possible. A snake incident interrupts life at Bulphur Springs Texas.
Primary and political shifts sweep Scriven and beyond
In Scriven county voters will cast straight-out gubernatorial and delegate votes with a July 23 primary. The era of tariff debate rouses Republican senators fearing Blaine’s stance. Other items note Georgia bond sales to National Bank of New York, Stewart county July delegates, and a Georgia census growth, plus labor strikes in Birmingham and Philadelphia and national political chatter.
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Hardeman Thukeday
Georgia State
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National Bank of New York
John H. Inman
State road lease boosts Georgia revenue and rail network
The State road lease drew bidders amid fears of loss, but the West Point Terminal Company aided Georgia by securing a favorable lease, increasing annual revenue by 150000 dollars and linking Georgia to a wider rail system reaching the Northwest. The move strengthens state infrastructure and market access, countering opposition labeling the maneuver monopolistic.
Georgia farmers honor Major Glessner with silver pitcher tribute
In a Southern Alliance Farmer letter Col W R Gorman recalls a Dayton incident where President Northen ordered the Georgia excursion to convene. Maj Glessner received a silver pitcher from Col Waddell as a sign of esteem for his work in uniting Georgia and Ohio. The piece praises Glessner and Grady, urges an immigration bureau tied to agriculture, and stresses education and immigration as key state drivers.
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W. R. Gorman
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Southern Alliance Farmer
Maj. Glessner
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Northen
Waddell Rose
Glesuner
Glessner
Grady
Bureau of Immigration
Agricultural Department
Educaion
Immigration
Melon boom slows politics in Mitchell county and county court case noted
A Bundsy special from Albany reports melons dominating efforts in Mitchell county with merchants shipping melons rather than goods. In Terrell Superior Court a verdict favors an old negro, awarded 270 dollars plus interest, signaling progress for a poorer claimant against a wealthy white citizen.
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R.J. Bacon
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Terrell Superior Court
Roberts
Georgia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Build Up Weak Health
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the weak and improves health without stimulant effects. It alleges the medicine builds up the entire system, purifies the blood, and supports key organs like the kidneys and liver to restore vitality.
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