Prohibition Debate and Southern Views Highlight Campaign
A fragmented collection notes Georgia and Atlanta politics and culture. It cites debates on women workers, prohibition, and greenbacks, plus editorials from Macon Telegraph Savannah News and Rome papers. It mentions Gov Gordon’s Ohio campaign speeches, and praise for the President's Southern reception as part of a national, united tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gordon
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
Georgina
Piedmont Exposition praised amid criticism over awards
The exposition draws praise for exhibits and overall attendance, highlighting vast mineral, manufacturing, and agricultural resources of the South. Critics fault the transportation, county prize decisions, and missteps in engaging visitors, while Putnam and Sumter are praised for county displays and the Sumter exhibit. An editorial mix notes management promises, delays, and alleged injustices in premium awards affecting future Piedmont exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Atlanta
Putnam
Sumter
Floyd
Piedmont
Advertised Letters in Americus Post Office
State of Georgia summer Conn lists unclaimed letters in the Americus Post Office. If not claimed within thirty days, they will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office. Names include H M Brow, Anelum Brady, Geo T Brasan, Mrs T A Barrow, Miss Chaney Clemons, Miss Banmer Crocker, Lawrence Clark, Mrs Lilly Calhoun, Mrs Markin Davis, Rev si Syaetheses Bandi, Ker Dayise, Dave Davis, Mrs Mary Everett(s), John Gapton, Jimey, Adia Martin, Tarpley, Laura Rowling, Thos ca, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Americus
H—M. A. Brow Fixe
Anelum Brady
Geo. T
Brasan
T. A. Barrow
Chaney Clemons
Banmer Crocker
Lawrence Clark
Lilly Calhoun
Tarpley
Laura Rowling
State Fair displays the finest Georgia exhibits this year
Macon Ga October 27 Special to Daily Recompter Americus crowds swell to about one thousand as State Fair opens after rain. Central Park and Piedmont displays draw thousands. Hancock and Monroe counties show premier exhibits with grand central pyramids of cotton hay grain and fruits. Monroe county pursues $1000 prize with lush displays while farmer Wadley showcases an extraordinary private exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macoy
Americus
Macon
Atlanta
Davis
Hill Crest
Wade
Hancock
Monroe
Talbot
Piedmont
Sumter
Storey
Central Park
Georgia
Agricultural Bhadi
Hancock Manufactories
Grand Central Pyramid
Old Hancock
W.J., Northorm
Hancock Farmer's Club
Paris
Jack
5. D. Rogers
Mary Cary
LaFayette
Mhubbard
S. C. Shivers
Cleveland
Gordon
Acroga
S Hancock
Messrs. W. B. 3
Cason
T. M. Hunt
8. D. Rogers
Monroe County
President Northern
Wadley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pmericuy Recorder Ceorgs
Sumter County
L. Glensner
Webster County
Awgniccs
Werkly
Sumter, Lee
Terrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Dooly
Wilco
Knights of Labor
New York
Macon Telegraph
Trun
Savannah News
Gen. Black
Illinois
Hiss
Pension Bureau
Ben
the Bulletin
Rome
Floyd County
The
AtlAntic
Ourdal
Nta
West
Shela
New York Herald
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Brussels
Tapestry
Au Chimacane
J. J. Greanbeerry
Amorions
Atlanta Exposition
Janed
Kit J. Warren
Ec Prakden
Forney
the News
Kit
Cat Fields
Kit Warren
Americas
H.C. Hanson
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Hanson
Enquirer-Sun
Gov. Bodwell
Maine
Shylock
Atlanta Constitution
Engur
Virginia
Liverpool
Buona Visted
Ellaville
Selley County
Tos Sale
Wabbhy
Quily
Ayer
C. K. Murray
Charlottesville
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