Daily Recanped and Weekly Teco In Third District
A garbled survey of local publication details notes The Daily Recanped and Weekly Teco in the Third Congressional District, mentions circulation contrasts, editorial figures like N C Jenny, and Atlanta battleship namesake gifts. It references rainfall forecasts, real estate optimism, and political mentions including Speaker prospects and Gov Dave Hill.
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Manly
Athens
Tok Werekly Teco
Tike Ravernen
Americus Publishing Company
N.C
Jenny
Illinois Democrats back Palmer despite loss
A gallant band of 101 Illinois Democrats voted solid for Gen Palmer repeatedly, showing party devotion even as Palmer is defeated. Editor Mack of Ohio missed the chance of a lifetime in Georgia with the Ohio party. Georgiana supporters showered him with gifts like gold canes and watches. J R McCorkle is dead, described as kind and helpful, though self-destructive actions now reveal his tragedy.
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Iinois Democrats
Gen
Palmer
Euch
Illinois
Mack
Ohio
Georgia
Georgiana
Alliance Initiation and Georgia Rail Tour Highlights
The Initiation of Senator Gordon into the Alliance draws general satisfaction in the body. Ohio Republicans host a large Brunswick reception. Georgia inspections by General Superintendent White and Chief Clerk Grant span the Southern lines. The Macon Telegraph drops daily price to $7 year, sans Sunday. Savannah News and Augusta Chronicle may follow. Death of Col. Thos. Hardeman lauded as a noble citizen. George Thompson resurfaces from Milton county mystique, sending word to his wife from South America. The New York Mail and Express cites Mr. Livingston as the “real” editor of the Southern Alliance, surprising many. Albany News warns of a three‑way race in next election with Alliance, Democrats, Republicans. Adultery board delays action on Maton encampment protests. Governor Northen expected to convene a board meeting. Ohio excursions to Georgia yield fruit, while a horticultural outreach sparks inquiries. The Illustrated South’s first issue prints Birmingham focus with Georgia imagery. subscription at $2.50 yearly urged for Southern development. Reconpanent calls it a major success.
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The
New Orleans Picayune
Theresa
Bangup
Tyne
Brush
Rale
Drish
Mr. Brush
Typo
State of
Georgia
New York
Georgia considers State display at the World’s Fair plan
Athens lawyer Andrew J. Cobb outlines a method to fund a Georgia World’s Fair display within the state constitution. He proposes using half of the non-disposed state road rental for the exhibit, arguing legality. The public largely supports a display if funded fairly, and the legislature must act promptly this summer to organize resources and attract attention among many exhibitors. Tree MacEvers endorses the plan, aligning with Southwest Georgia sentiment.
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Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Georgii
Cobb
Heling
Georgia
Tree Macevers
State fair bid debate shifts from Macon to regional sites
The Recordeer suggests Macon may drop hosting the State fair due to city opposition and contract issues. If annulled, the agricultural society will seek bids from Americus or other cities such as Atlanta Augusta or Columbus. Any new site must support strong railroad access and large crowds, with South and Southwest Georgia backing an agricultural event.
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Macon
Agricultural Society
Americus
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbue
Georgia
Tue Recordeer
North Georgia Demands Greater Attention in Encampment Debate
In a Nome Tribune interview Maddox of Dalton argues North Georgia deserves broader recognition and state support amid encampment plans. He cites regional neglect, noting institutions and investment have favored Middle and South Georgia while North Georgia seeks its share and a say in state affairs.
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Maddox
Dalton
Nome Tribune
Macon
North Georg Shoul
Hhabi
North Georgia
Tule Ia
Tih
Atlanta Ia
Technological School
Milledgeville
Confederate Veteran's Home
Atlanta
Tite Howwe Oheers
Atanta
Clifford Anderson
Amd
Phil Cook
Jintge Maddox
Crisp Voted No on Resolution, Spars with Reed Praise
Washington correspondent reports Judge Crisp dodged the vote on the resolution thanking Reed and did not vote. The Augusta Chronicle criticized him based on telegrams, but editorially softened after steward’s presentation. Editorials suggest party ratings and public perception of Crisp’s record and leadership.
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K.P. Speer
Washington
Atlanta Journal
Judge Crisp
Reed
Crisp
Augusta Chronicle
Bpeer
Chronicle
Eugene Speer
Cripp
Crisy
Spelen
Editors and Readers Bend the Paper to Their Needs
The New Orleans Picayune essay cites how papers are courted by promotions and interviews, with authors asking favors from editors and publishers. It notes generous expectations placed on editors to publish notices, puff town projects, and endure requests while maintaining high press standards in the South.
Ohio excursion party visits Americus in promising tour
An Ohio excursion party arrived from Columbus to Americus on Friday morning amid strong hospitality. They represent Ohio’s diverse economy, including farmers and fruit growers, and came to evaluate Georgia’s fruit production and grape industry. Despite rainy weather, the visit is praised by The Recorder as fostering better ties between states and bolstering Americus’s future as a major city. The piece also notes a Georgia debate on cotton acreage and a Georgia visit by Gen Ben LeFevre regarding presidential preferences.
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Ohio
Americus
Columbus
Georgia
Atlanta
South
Recorder
Atill
Major Glessner Leads OHloans Through Georgia Prospecting Tour
From the South, Major W J Glessner guides a party of Ohioans on a prospecting tour across Georgia. The journey aims to attract capital and boost farmers and business leaders in the region. They will visit Columbus March 10, welcomed by the Board of Trade and city officials. Americus, GA, is highlighted as a leading city aided by Glessner and his newspaper The Americus Daily Recorder in promoting water works, electric lines and local industry.
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MR. Glessner
W. J. Glessner
Georgis
Major Glessner
Wess
Columbus
Board of Trade
Americus
Georgia
Amenicts Day
P. P. PY Cures multiple ailments and boosts system
P. P. PY cures Aerofula, Salt Rheum and all humor, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, and tiredness. It creates an appetite, strengthens nerves, and buoys up the system. YP claims unmatched results, saying it has cured more blood disease than other purifiers combined.
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P.P
Among the Editors at Cuthbert Liberal Enterprise
In Cuthbert last week W W Fleming was named associate editor of the Liberal Enterprise but is said to have withdrawn this week. The Rome Tribune credit dispute arises as The RecoRpER claims originality of a published piece. The Citizen questions authorship of verses by Joven Banger and notes editor shifts and embarrassment in the local press.
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W. W. Fleming
Cuthbert Liberal-Enterprise
Wna
Cuthbert
Rome Tribune
Enepire
Tribune
Sitteon
Certifiers Endorse Dr Kings Royal Cermeteur in Atlanta
Over one hundred voluntary certificates printed in the Atlanta Journal praise remarkable cures by Dr Kings Royal Cermeteur after eminent physicians failed. Notables including Rev J B Hawthorne Rev Sam P Jones Hon H W Grady Maj Charles W Hubner Gen James Longstreet Col L W Avery and many doctors and editors certify its efficacy. Send two cent stamp for book of particulars. Kansas alliance members criticize Gov Northen.
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Atlanta Journal
J. Br, Hawthorne
Sam P. Jones
H. W. Grady
Charles W. Hubner
Christian Index
James Longstreet
Col
LW. Avery
Atelanta Constitution
King's Royal Ciermeteur
King's Royal Cermeteur Co
Atlanta
James W Lancaster Describes Bb B B Cure Claim
James W Lancaster of Hawkinsville Georgia writes that his wife was in poor health for eight years. He states five doctors and many patent medicines failed, but one bottle of Bb B B cured her.
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James W. Lancaster
Hawkinsville, Ga
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