Georgia Speech Sparks Northern Support Across Nation
Reports from New York reveal Governor Gordon’s banquet remarks at the Southern Society stirred wide praise. Letters from Brooklyn and New Jersey praise union harmony, urging Americans to unite across sections. The exchange notes the centennial backdrop and calls for a political lighthouse guiding the nation.
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Arbasta
Gordon
Southern Society
New York
Mall
Brooklyn
N. Y
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Southern Club
New North
Williamsburg
Long Island
James Winnos Grireirit
P. S
New York State
J. W.G
New Jersey
Irlow
Lberty
Georgia Press Association Excursion Plans and Local Rail Feasibility
Col J H Entill announces the 21st annual Georgia Press Association meeting in Macon May 2. An excursion on the Central railroad covers Birmingham Memphis Kansas City and Nashville with a cost about 0 per person. The piece also reports Bloomaburg Iron Works shutdowns and critiques U S policy on trade and freight. debates Western freight rates for Americus. and notes Griffin wins location of the State Experimental Farm with a donated Bates farm and money.
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J. H. Entill
The
Georgia Press Association
Savannas
Macon
Central Railroad
Northwest
Georgia
Central
Birmingham
Memphis
Mississippi
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
Kanone City
Louis
In &T
Nashville
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Atlanta
St. Louis
Republcan
Americus
Cordele
Recorder
Americas
Fort Valley
Columbus
Eufaula
Western & Atlantic
Georgia Associated Traffic Association
F.d& W
Georgia Southern
Atlante
Chattahoochee
Recoiver
Col. Hawkins
Griffin
Bates
Spalding County
Speech by Gov Gordon at centennial event impresses nation
A centennial New York celebration featured vigorous praise for Gov Gordon whose remarks were seen as timely, potentially shaping a national patriotic group. A northern gentleman valued at four million dollars enjoys Georgia's Marietta climate with his family, as letters responding to the speech arrive in another column.
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Sewank
J. B. Gordon
Prawnee's
Washing
Htaarny
National Society of
Society of the Cincinnati
United States
Washington
New York
Gov
Gordon
Georgia
Marietta
Crops and timber totals in Bulloch and Darien report
Standout figures includeBulloch farmers clearing over 1200 dollars from black seed cotton last year and Darien logging 7 million feet of timber with more sawed lumber arriving. A Wilcox farmer tends a banana tree with about 36 young fruit. Nearby coal beds expand with a new discovery promising a decade of output. A New York centennial celebration is referenced with local Confederate pride observed. A Brunswick visitor fished Umbrella Creek, catching a 14 foot swordfish, head severed for its sword and sold for five dollars.
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Bulloch
Darien
George Williamson
Salem Church
Wilcox County
Dads
United States
Mr. Segee
Brunswick
Umberella Creek
H. E. Barnes
Notice to Builders Seeks Shingle Materials and Bids
Notice to builders invites bids for shingles and related materials. The ad references Pine and other suppliers and requests compliance with specified terms and delivery details.
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National Society
Universal Descendants
Georgis Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Mr. Calloway
Wa. C. McDonell
South
Eager Rapital
Allance
Middle Georgia
Cleveland
Herald
Chauncey M. Depew
Stephen B. Elkins
Harrison
Jones
Florida
Mr. Jones
Alliance
Southern Cotton Manufacturer’s Association
Augusta
Manufacturers’ Association
State Alliance
Odenheimer
Lane Mills
N. O
L. Lanter
West Point
Tia
W. J. NonTues
R. W. Evenerr
Ty T. Dei
W. A. WuLxon
Goa
J.T. Juss
Porter
W. FR. H. Beaney
T. BE. Winn
KR. M. Brows
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Merritt
United States Court of Claims
State of
Treasury
New York World
Blaine
Maine
Northe West
Blocomsburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Record
Brazil
Argentine Confederacy
Australia
Bloomaburg
Georgia News
Venema
Mua
M. E. Woodsum
Norway
Ae Ufa
Anieg
Hee
Rey
J. Preas Barrett
D. D
Porms
Cmancal Coaroxariog
Boston
Ourice Manor
Peniadlagtheegins
Daniel Davis
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