Georgia tariff debates and local civic efforts highlighted
The item surveys pro tariff sentiment across Georgia with endorsements from Nashville American and Birmingham Herald for Mills tariff, urges Terrell County's exhibit, notes Northen's agricultural clubs push, and reports Mobile Register backing Mills tariff. It also covers Amelle Rives new novel, McShane on protection, and Georgia GOP cautions for St Louis delegates. Also mentions whisky tax repeal proposal and Eastman Enterprise plan to boost South Georgia lumber and climate industries with immigrant outreach.
Breckenridge Bill Aims at Duty Free Trust Control
A Kentucky member introduces a Congress bill allowing free admission of trust controlled imports while the trust holds 65 percent of articles imported or produced in the United States. The snippet includes farmer earnings, Georgia Democratic delegates, tariff debate, and commentary on political figures and plans, with notices on immigration prep and hotel investment. It mentions Frances D Peabody, W. H. Penn, and various Southern papers debating Mills tariff and Randall bills, plus an editorial on inviting northern settlers and a resolution praising Kentucky Senator Blackburn.
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Breckenridge
Kentucky
United States
Louisville Courier-Journal
Messrs
Nelson
Minnesota
Laird
Nebraska
Fitch
New York
Fuller
Iowa
Hopkins
Virginia
Anderson
Courier-Journal
Randall
Messrs. Snowden
Ermentrout
Pennsylvania
Foran
Seney
Wilkins
Campbell
Ohio
Louisiana
Thompson and Biggs
California
Bliss and Stahinecker
McAdoo
New Jersey
The
Rome Tribune
Tts
Graves
Democratic Party
Solomon
Senator Ingalls
Senate
Blackburn
Ingalls
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Nnion
National Congress
Forso
Geo. B. McClellan
Winfield
Hancock
Electric Bitters praised by doctors and patients
A legal opinion from Bainbird Munday cites Electric Bitters as lifesaving for malaria and jaundice, with additional testimony from D. H. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky. The remedy is claimed to ward off and cure malaria and various kidney liver and stomach disorders, priced at 50 cents and one dollar at Eldridge’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbird Munday
Atty
Clay County
Texas
D. IT. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
E.J. Eldridge
Don’t Experiment 1¢ Dr King's New Discovery Ad
Warning against cheap imitations of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Urges insisting on the genuine product, noting physicians profit motive, and advertises trial bottles at Dr. K. J. Eldridge's Drug Store with large bottles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
K. J. Eldridge
Death of Emperor William Revered German Ruler
The German Emperor William I died on Friday morning after a long life. He was an elderly monarch and his passing was not unexpected. A full life account with sketches and portraits of his family appears on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Germany
Hucklon’s Arnica Salve advertisement claims guaranteed cures
An 19th century style advert promises Hucklon’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, and many skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee. It notes a price of 2 cents per box and lists Dr. Eldridge as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucklon
Eldridge
Ode
Randall's Tariff Bill Promises Wide Internal Revenue Cuts
Washington tariff summary from Mr Randall to Atlanta Constitution's Washington correspondent details sweeping reductions. Tobacco taxes repealed. alcohol taxes slashed to fifty cents per gallon. arts alcohol freed. total internal revenue cuts projected at about 70 million. Sugar untouched. wool schedule adjusted to please wool growers. Democrats expected to favor bill.
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Randall
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
State Fair Dates Set by Georgia Agricultural Society
The Premium committee in Macon fixed the State Fair for October 8 to 20, with public opening on October 10. The first two days are for final exhibition setup to present a complete display. Atlanta and Augusta expositions are expected to share the same dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Agricultural Society
Macon
Atlanta
Augusta
The Funereal Month of March And Its Hair Folklore
A metropolitan barber warns hair condition signals health and forewarns March as the consumptive month. The piece touts Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption remedy, claiming it cures the lung cause and stops coughing with testimonials and old fashioned herbal preparation. It mentions John Sherman and a satirical note on microphonic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Julian Cresar
Nash
Warner
J. W. Henson
Greensboro
Disease claimed by Shaker Extract of Roots promotion
A dubious medical advertisement describes a widespread chronic illness with stomach, chest, eye, and nerve symptoms. It attributes the disease to constipation and dyspepsia, claims early widespread cases, and touts Shaker Extract of Roots or Seigel’s Syrup as a cure, including testimonials from Missouri and Texas. The text urges purchase from the White company in New York.
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Texas
E. Barton
Warner, Ripley Co. Mo
J. J. McGuire
McKealey
Bevith Muhlenb
New. York
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Sumter County
Offcie! Organ of
Webster County
Brown
Nashville American
Birmingham Herald
Rome
Board of Trade
Georgia
Penilenon
Delaware (Ohio
Terrell County
Terrell
Northen
State Agricultural Society
Mobile Register
Alabama
Amelle Rives
Lippincott's
McShane
Columbus Enquirer
St. Louis
Nashville Banner
Banner
Eastman
Enterprise
Enterprise Publishing Company
South Georgia
Florida
W.H. Penn
Chattahooga County
Rowsiter
Frances D. Peabody
Columbus
Peabody
Cleveland
Atlanta Journal
Augusta Chronicle
Chronicle
Macon Evening News
Daily Papers
Gen. Sewell
Judge Gresham
Sewell
Sigures
House
ABIG
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Kansas City
Andersonville
Dooly and Wilcox
Americas
John Sherman
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