Willard, Iowa politics and southern expo notes in 19th century era
The article notes Mrs. Francis E. Willard's seventeenth term as WCTU president in Baltimore. It discusses Iowa politics with Republican hopes and Hutson's omission, coal mine safety, and prohibition views. It then travels through Georgia and Atlanta, describing Civil War sites, the Chattanooga to Atlanta railroad, and the Cotton Exposition with reflections on southern industrial growth and Henry W. Grady's legacy.
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Chattanooga
Sherman
Avanta
Battle Fields
Chickamauga Station
Graysville
Dug Gap
Dalton
Allatoona Pass
Big Shanty
Kennesaw
Alltacona Pass
Corse
Andrews
Treasury
Smithonian Institute
Cuba
Mexico
Brazil
North
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Northland
New South
Atlanta
New England
Birmingham
Chicago
Pensylvania
England
Pittsburg
Franklin Republicans To Vote Full Ticket Omitting Township
Delay in filing township nominees causes Franklin township Republicans to cast a complete slate for state and county offices while omitting the township section. The law requires filing twenty days before election and the Franklin list arrived one day late due to a misinterpretation of provisions.
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Franklin Township
Franklin
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Queensware
Ai Oes Litem
Ames
Iowa
the Intelligencer
Story County
Hudson Bros
Francis E. Willard
Baltimore
Jefferson
Odd Fellows of Iowa
Drake
Mr. Ericson
A. F. Hutson
Summit
Thomas
Supreme Court of Michigan
Cooley
Times- Republican
St. Louis Republic
Yama
Perdition
Gene Mitchell
Providence
L Mitchell
National Cemetery
Ohio
Nashville
Lookout Mountain
Lookout
Mittee
South
Henry W. Grady
Udgeon’s
Omar