Tariff Reform Backed by House Leader Amid Trust Fear
Interests fear Underwood but cannot stop his presidential nomination or election. Tariff advocates feel the pressure as he steers the house against entrenched privileges. The people back tariff reform and endorse the bold consistent stamp of the democratic house leader.
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Underwood
House
Good Roads Effort Grows in Georgia Counties and University Help
Georgia counties push road improvements with increased funding and scientific methods. The University of Georgia Civil Engineering Department guides and assists, led by Prof Strahan, offering free information to counties to maximize value and save money. Clarke County’s early missteps taught better budgeting.
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Georgia
Department of Road Extension Work
University of Georgia
Department of Civil Engineering
Strahan
Clarke County
Drop sectionalism for national progress in Democratic race
An editorial urges Americans to end sectional politics as the Democratic Party seeks a presidential candidate from the South. It highlights Underwood, Wilson, and Champ Clark as Northern-backed Southern nominees and notes growing cross‑regional support for leadership beyond regional lines.
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Democratic Party
Underwood
Wilson
Illinois
Harmon
Champ Clark
America
AEC Aire
This Date in History April 12 Highlights
April 12 marks births and deaths of notable figures including Abbe Raynal born 1713 and Henry Clay born 1777. Key events include Admiral Rodney defeating de Grasse in 1782, the first power loom in Philadelphia in 1788, and Fort Sumter bombardment in 1861. Other items note San Salvador earthquake in 1854 and Fort Pillow and Mobile events in the Civil War era. Cardinal Taschereau died in 1898.
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Abbe, Raynal
America
Henry Clay
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Admiral Rodney
Comte de Grasse
West Indian
Philadelphia
San Salvador
Fort Sumter
Fort Pillow
Tennessee
Gen. Forrest
Mobile
Cardinal Taschereau
Quebec
Birthdays and honors for church leaders and generals marked
The article notes Rt. Rev. Frank R. Wispaugh born in Nichols New York on April 12 1848 and recounts his church career from Shattuck School to bishop of Kansas. It also celebrates Rt. Rev. Charles C. Grafton Gen Grenville M. Dodge and Rt. Rev. Arthur C. A. Hall with milestone ages.
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Frank R. Wispaugh
Kansas
Nichols
N. Y
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
Seabury
Minnesota
Omaha
St. Paul's Church
Minneapolis
Topeka
Grace Cathedral
Cty
Elisha Smith Thomas
Charles C. Grafton
Episcopal
Fond du Lac
Grenville M. Dodge
Arthur C. A. Hall
Epwad
Vermont
Birthday notes for Hicks and Lea in Oshkosh Northwestern
John Hicks publisher of the Oshkosh Northwestern and former United States minister to Peru and Chile is six years old today Luke Lea of Tennessee youngest member of the United States Senate is thirty three years old today.
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John Hicks
Oshkosh Northwestern
United States
Peru
Chile
Luke Lea
Tennessee
United States Senate
South Boston Boxer Eddie Murphy Eyes Wells Bout
Eddie Murphy of South Boston says he has an offer to fight Matt Wells of England. Al Kubiak of Michigan shows marked improvement in his recent bouts compared with last year.
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Underwood
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Matt Wells
England
al Kubiak
Michigan
Markets Weather: Athens Area Forecast and Cotton Prices
Weather in Athens and surrounding areas fair on Friday with possible showers in parts of Georgia and Alabama. Cotton prices ranged from 11.58 to 11.34 cents per pound.
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Athens
Georgia
Alabama
Bronze medallion honors Dr Crawford Williamson Long
In a ceremony before the University of Pennsylvania provost and trustees a bronze medallion was unveiled to honor Dr Crawford Williamson Long, a 1839 medical school graduate, acknowledging his notable contribution to medicine.
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University of Pennsylvania
Crawford Williamson Long
Medical School
University
First Ether Operation In Georgian Surgeon Highlighted
The piece recalls Dr Sons in Georgia who in 1842 used ether to remove a neck tumor from James W Venable, with multiple subsequent operations before Morton popularized ether. It notes the 70th anniversary of the first modern use of anesthesia and credits Southern physicians for early progress. For Rent Four unfurnished rooms. Apply 137 Summey street.
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Horace Wells
Morton
Dr. Sons
Georgia
James W. Venable
South
Journal of the American Medical Association
Summey Street
Clarke County Officials Candidates Announced
Announcements from Clarke county show candidates for Ordinary and Clerk of the Superior Court. R C Orr and G L Bramblett seek the Ordinary seat, with Bramblett noting the Democratic primary. S B Wingfield Sr seeks re election, and Elmer J Crawford runs for Clerk, all subject to the May 1 Democratic primary.
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Clarke County
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Superior Court
Elmer J. Crawford
Clarke County Tax Receiver Seeks Re-election
For Tax Receiver re-election to the office of Tax Receiver of Clarke county, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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Clarke County
Democratic Party
Western Circuit
John B. Gamble
H. Quarterman
AL. J. Smith
W. A. Stevenson
Clarke county political candidacies seek Democratic primary May 1
A list of Clarke county residents announcing candidacies for local offices in Georgia. J H Dorsey Weatherly McIntyre Barrow Lipscomb Jackson Griffith Batley Toombs Du Bose Gamble Quarterm an Smith Stevenson compete for coroner surveyor treasurer sheriff representative senator solicitor general under the May 1 Democratic primary.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Co. B. Griffith
S. W. Batley
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