Georgia Politics and Resources Highlight Late 19th Century
The column reviews political chatter and appointments in Georgia, noting Fred Douglas as Hayti minister, talk of an October extra session, Henry Grady's possible Congress run, and Dr C W Arnold named Georgia internal revenue collector. It mentions Dalton marble, Georgia steel and iron prospects, MaeDow acquittal, Judge Barnett's long tenure, Bibb County public protest, Gen C A Evans as successor to Governor Gordon, Blaine cabinet rumors, Central railroad employee excursions, and Texan upgrade for T D Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Arnold
Albany
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Popular Education and Dr Felton's Bill in Georgia
Interview with Dr W H Felton outlines his plan to appropriation the entire rental of the State road for education. The bill aims at liberal common, higher and special education, benefiting poorer classes and providing a permanent system. Georgia needs broader schools to attract intelligent settlers and raise state rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
W. H. Felton
Georgia
Felton
The Next Census Districts for Georgia in 1890
Georgia will expand to six supervisor districts for the 1890 census with one supervisor per district. Enumerators will count in June 1890, paid per names listed but capped at five dollars per day, and preliminary district work starts January. Counties and populations for each district are listed, alongside preparation and data collection expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Senate
Massachusetts
Banks
Bartow
Catoosa
Cherokee
Cobb
Dade
Dawson
Fannin
Madison
Oglethorpe
Richmond
Taliaferro
Warren
Washington
Wilkes
Butts
Campbell
Carroll
Clayton
Coweta
DeKalb
Douglas
Fayette
Fulton
Gwinnett
Henry
Jackson
Jasper
Morgan
Newton
Oconee
Putnam
Rockdale
Spalding
Walton
Baldavin
Bibb
Crawford
Harris
Heard
Houston
Jones
Meriwether
Monroe
Muscogee
Pike
Talbot
Taylor
Troup
Twiggs
Upson
Wilkinson
Appling
Berrien
Bullock
Camden
Chatham
Clinch
Coffee
Dodge
Echols
Effingham
Emanuel
Glynn
Erwin
Johnson
Liberty
Lowndes
Laurens
McIntosh
McDuffie
Bryan
Montgomery
Pierce
Pulaski
Scriven
Tatnall
Telfair
Thomas
Ware
Wilcox
Baker, Banks
Calhoun
Chattahoochee
Colquitt
Decatur
Dooly
Dougherty
Early, Lee
Macon
Marion
Milly
Mitchell
Quitmen
Randolph
Beley
Stewart
Sumter
Terrell
W.ster
Worth
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America
L. Glessner
Oficial Organ of
Americus
Sumter County
Webster, County
PAULY
Lee
Stewart, Webster
Schley
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus Post-Ofice
H.C. Storey
Thomasville
Cordele
Piedmont
Corporal Tauper
Fred Douglas
Hayti
Harrison
Henry Grady
Congress
Atlanta
Dalton
Record
MaeDow
Charleston
Samuel Barnett
Bibb County
Woolfolk
Augusta Chronicle
C. A. Evans
Gordon
Evans
Blaine
Cabint
Central Railroad
Savannah
Columbus
Tybee
T. D. Kline
Southwestern Road
Mexican National Railway
Laredo
Texas
Kline
Southwestern
Hank Brown
Pines
Pelham
Peachtree Street
J. L. Hand
Hand
Piney Woods
Mitchell County
Weekly Press of
Weekly Press
Oliveri
Victoria
Ehder Inspector of Forests
N. G
J. K. Prince
Cotton
Cotton Avenue
Eure
Egu
N.G
J.K. Prince
Sepa
E.J. Miller
J. W. Mize
Hawkins House
Mro. Hero
Savannah, Americus and
Railway
Gloves Opera House
Sawkins
S.C. Cooter
See
Trens
College Baling
Jain Minnie Hinton
Desire Mis Tor T S
Bremsteller
Americus, GA
STING
Ryen
Atyle
N. W. Cor
Public Square
Wheatley
J. E. Sullivan & Son
T. Wheatley’s
Calvin Carter & Son’s
P.h.williams
Stagg
H. Williams
Cotton Ave
Americas, Ga
Cooper
Jono
DeSoto
Gas 1
Luke & Hagg
Forsyth Street
Allen House
Americus, Georgia
C. W. Bright
Amanda Smiter
Miss Bricut
Agitea
Unooo Reavis Teasy & Chisege
Cash
Ndianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Monon
Glading
Gen'l Ag
Thomanville
A.C. Bruce
Allunts Ga
Thornton Wheatley
Building Committee
Americas
Bip Txtchurch
City Water Works
Dit
J. By
Hinkles Fundid
Johnson & CO
Rishmond Va
Otterlenes
Fj, & Co
Wesleyan Female College
Rankera
Heaven and Hell
Beest
Swedenborg
Amercan Swedenborg Printing and Publishes Society
Cooper Union
New York
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