Americus Publishing Co. Weekly and Daily Paper Details
The Aenticus NecoreER is published daily and weekly through the year with morning delivery except Mondays. The Daily Recover costs 60c per month or $6 per year. The WESkyY Reconvents is issued every Friday morning at 1 3100 per year payable in advance. It has the largest circulation in Southwest Georgia, serving Sumter and nearby counties. Entered at Americus Post Office as matter. All communications should be addressed Americus Publishing Co.
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Sumter, Lee
Tarrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus Post-Omcensio
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Election notices and political squabbles across Georgia towns
An 1890 notice orders a county primary in Webber county for November 15 with consolidation at Preston courthouse. The text then shifts to Georgia politics, reporting low interest in Schley County races, editor debates, Gordon versus Clinton in Stewart and Chatham, and editor Gunn defending Cuthbert Liberal-Enterprise finances after a mocked sale claim.
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Webber County
Court House
Preston
Navy
Co. C. Tracy, Chin’n
Commercial Club Proposal Advances In Town
The Recouper applauds moves to form a Board of Trade or Commercial Club. The A B A Club plans a five clubhouse, expanding to a full service social and business organization while keeping its popular features. Tax RecorpDen reports strong stock support and a promising plan, urged for townwide business benefit.
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Brecouper
Board of Trade
Possible Calhoun as Georgia Senate candidate amid Gordon defeat talk
Speculation runs on who will succeed Gov Brown if Gen Gordon falters with Pat Calhoun named among possible successors. Calhoun, grandson of John C. Calhoun, is praised for Georgia leadership in railroads, development, and Alliance ties, though some doubt the Alliance would back a railroad man.
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Gen. Gordon
United States
Gov. Brown
Pat Calhoun
Georgia
Senate
Calhoun
John C. Calhoun
South
Great Northwest
Hel
Turk
Political Reverses And Political Ambitions In Georgia
A Georgia political sketch notes Felix Corput of Floyd who moved to Cave Springs for farming and grapes, then returned to politics as a Speaker of the House candidate until defeat. It also follows Bro Snelson, who sought the State Senate after a brief treasury setback, but faced a different outcome as veterans backed another man.
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Ike
Georgia
Felix Corput
Floyd
Macon
Cave Springs
Bro. Snelson
Senate
Vetera
Judge Crisp Praised After East Visit and Boston Speech
The Macon Telegraph reports Hon. Chas F. Crisp of Georgia addressed a large audience in Farnell Hall Boston last Saturday evening. He spoke an hour and a half on tariff inequalities and the Lodge force bill. The Boston Globe praised the address as among the most engaging in years. Applause followed and cheers welcomed the next House speaker.
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Macon Telegraph
Chas
F. Crisp
Georgia
Farnell Hall
Boston
United States
Why Should They Not Alliance Caucus Debate
The Macon Telegraph replies to Tur Recorder about Alliance members and caucus rights. It argues the proposed caucus would select a senator by uniting allied Republicans, exclude non alliance Democrats, and thus be a party caucus not a Democratic one. The Recorders defend caucuses as party practice, citing St Louis tariff debates and Georgia delegation actions. It notes Americus progress, the State Fair, Piedmont Exposition, Kendrick's 75 vote forecast, and Dr Don Bosworth’s letters from Vienna.
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Macon Telegraph
Tur
Alliance
Gordon
Norwood
Hines
Ita
Recorders
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Georgia
The
Telegraph
Democrats of
the Telegraph
Political currents swirl around Americus fair bid
The RecORDER remarks on Americus as a potential State Fair site and notes broad political activity in Atlanta. The piece cites plans for a strong push to name Americus among fair host cities, while discussing immigration trends and regional attitudes. Gov Gordon and the Constitution clash over a title-only reading requirement for bills in the General Assembly.
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Gov. Gordon
Generalj Assembly
Rev O B Strayer Acknowledged For Southern Work
The article praises Rev O B Strayer for his work in Georgia and the Southwest. Written by a Southern man with no pecuniary interest, it argues his statements will carry weight with Northern audiences and urges wider circulation of his writings to benefit the South.
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Georgia
Southwest
South
North
Will Sims marries Mary Dezler at Dozier's house
Friendship notes calm weather for harvest while reporting two local altercations amid cotton fields and an allied county visit. Will Sims married Mary Dezler in a midweek ceremony at Dozier's residence. James Pinckard of Montgomery, Ala. visited relatives Manile and Laura Pinckard. Albert Crane departs for Washington tomorrow.
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Will Sims
Misa Mary Dezler
Pick Merritt
Joe Ross
Ross
Merritt
Henry Brown
Win Trice
Henry
Trice
James Pinckard
Montgomery
Ala
Manile
Laura Pinckard
Albert Crane
Washington
Worm Destroyer Restores Health To Many Children
A claim that Dr Bull's Worm Destroyer has restored robust health to thousands of miserable and puny children when administered by loving parents. The statement presents a promotional health claim without specific dates places or figures.
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Dr. Bull
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Sumter County
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Chatham
Vannah Times
Mark Howell
House
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J. E. Nunnally
Beegin
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Imore Farm
Waynesboro
Wilkins
Gunn
Cuthbert Liberal- Enterprise
Markham
Rcorder
Americus
Dawson News
W. C. Kendrick
Terrell
Kendrick
Don Bosworth
J. M. Bosworth
Atlanta Journal
Vienna
Atlanta
Recorder
Tom Recorper
American
Mr. Strayer
O'B. Strayer
Americas
Thornton Wheatley
Harris & Payne
Artesian
FRE and FE Insurance
Thezworld
Insurance
Jackson Street
Telegraph Office
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