Choosing Delegates to Georgia State Convention
Georgia counties mobilize to select delegates for the May 18 Atlanta State Convention. The piece urges Democrats to unite, support free silver, and back a presidential nominee, warning that cooperation shapes the party’s fate in Georgia. It praises Georgia representatives for voting on free silver and notes editorial support from the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Georgia
Free-Ailer
Crisp
Peti- A
Democrats Serae
The Day of the Magazine in this material age
The article argues that busy readers favor brief entertaining items over long works and celebrates magazines as education and insight sources. It notes Scribner's, Century, Lippincott's, Forum, North American Review, and the Arena as providers of literature, current events, and culture, predicting the magazine era's rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Scribner’s Magazie
London
Andrew Johnson
Ross
Kansas
Tory
Richard Malcolm Johnson
Middle Georgia
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Lippincow’s
Department of Fiction
Forum
The
North American Review
Arena
Atkinson to Tour Georgia for Democratic Campaign
Hon William Y Atkinson of Newnan as chairman plans a series of speeches across Georgia in the coming weeks to spread Democratic doctrine and Southern patriotism, urging leaders to proclaim Democratic principles from every crossroads.
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William Y. Atkinson
Newnan
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Atkinson
Tillman Campaign Fierce in South Carolina Race
The Tillman bid in South Carolina is expected to intensify this fall with bitter opposition. Despite claims of gubernatorial errors, the general view favors Tillman’s grit and ability to advance to victory, stirring the state from mountains to seaboard as election day nears.
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Paign
South Carolina
Tillman
South Caroina
Seaboard
Eorror Gantris
Carolina
Columbia Register
anti-Tillmanites
Register
True As Gospel Urges Georgia Democrats To Move
The text notes Tax Banner urges party action in Georgia amid farmer distress. It cites Augusta Chronicle editorial warning of Third Party appeal to impoverished farmers and a shifting public sentiment, with many Democrats questioning traditional loyalties and considering change for relief.
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Democratic Party
Georgia
Democratic Press of
Augusta Chronicle
South
Cutbern
Amin
Perlod
Warning against dissension within Democratic ranks in the South
A partisan exhortation urges Republicans and independents to remain united with the Democratic party. It argues that splitting from Democratic supremacy risks aiding a sectional party, endangering liberty and civilization in the South and threatening civil order amid economic hardship. It warns against embracing a third party to avoid division among whites.
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Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
South
Falling Into Line in Georgia Democratic Deliberations
Tur Banner urges thorough organization of the Democratic party of Georgia urging unity and discipline. Citing support from major state papers and weekly press, the piece calls for organizers to unite Democrats against third party influence and preserve party strength across Georgia.
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Tur
Democratic Party of
Georgia
Democratic Party
Atlanta Constitution
The
Atlanta Herald
Atlanta Journal
Savannah Morning News
Savannah Press
Augusta Chronicle
Augusta Evening News
Macon Telegraph
Macon Evening News
Columbus Enquirer
Sun
the Tribune of Rome
Brunswick Imes
Americus Times- Recorder
Savannah
Cleveland
Boston Herald Defends Crisp Amid Criticism of House Speakership
The Boston Herald defends Charles F. Crisp as Speaker amid cross-party criticism. It notes past effective speakers before the war and recalls Republicans’ Keifer choice as a flawed exception. The piece asserts critics act in bad faith and labels some supporters of Crisp as Wall Street aligned.
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Boston Herald
Charles F. Crisp
House of Representatives
Michael C. Kerr
Samuel J. Randall
John G. Carlisle
Keifer
Crisp
Wall Street
Editor’s Dissatisfaction After Herald Defeat
An internal note reveals chagrin at the quality of verses penned about the Herald’s loss, stating the lines were born from disappointment and reflected poorly on the writer’s sentiment toward the defeat.
The Opening Gun in Polk County Delegates
Polk county led off appointing delegates to the State Convention in Atlanta on May 18. As a result of Polk meeting Hill drew the first blood with strong Hill supporters named as delegates. The enthusiastic gathering hinted at Hill’s statewide coming triumph as conventions across Georgia prepare to gather in the coming week.
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Polk County
Atlanta
Polk
Hill
Georgia
Editorial Comment on the Third Party Prospects
Editorial weighs Third party chances to win president and control Congress, doubting quick relief, and argues Democrats could prevail across three branches. Notes Gen. Abbott in New Jersey, praises Forum coverage on tariff reform, silver, and free coinage debate, referencing David Hill and Tillman, with local papers debating party alignments.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Cleviland
Car.c
Oconee
Rocky Mountains
House
Governoment
Texas and Georgia Politicking and Education Notes
The piece surveys political shifts in Texas and Georgia with mentions of Roger Maxs and Mr Minxs moving to Senate and party roles. It notes the Bering Sea arbitration treaty, a proposed renewal of the modus vivendi, and Georgia politicking including Livexcston’s return and campaigns. It highlights the Georgia Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville seeking $10,000 for dormitory expansion to accommodate over 300 girls, and praises the McGinty Club of El Paso for purchasing a lot and presenting it to Jay Gould as a winter residence, seen as advantageous advertising and city value.
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Bering Sea
Senate
Lord Salisbury
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Peabody Media School
J. Harris Chappell
New York World
McGinty Club
el Paso
Itew
Jay Gould
Gould
Oly
The Prussian Crisis and Russian Famine in Brief
The fragment discusses postwar Prussia under King William I, and a new Premier’s withdrawal of a school bill, alongside famine relief in Russia aided by the United States. It notes political tensions, a grand jury case involving E L Godkin, and a call for individual effort and limited government in prosperity.
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New York
Snn
Bismarck
Askea
Coop
Count Entenburg
Fiss
Brandenburg
Richmond Times
Rusi
Unite States
E L. Godkin
New York Evening Post
O'Halloran
Bill
Grand Jury
Halley's Catarrh Cure Ad Inquiry
An old advertisement asserts a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case and promotes Halle Catarrh Cure by J Cheney Co with endorsements of J Cheney and druggists in Toledo Ohio. It claims internal use affects blood mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free.
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J. Cheney &Co
J. Cheney
Asc Lieve
Weer & Truax
Draggit
Toledo
Wallowa
Kinwax & Marvin
Wielsale
O ‘Halle
Democratic party debate on agriculture and eastern stance
Voters and party members discuss the Democratic Party's position on agriculture and regional influence in the east. Endorsements and strategy are cited as shaping responses to major economic bills.
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T. W. Reed
J.3.c. McMahan
Bae Uss Roper Sear
Ata
Sens
Thor
Chicago
Clevel
Barnes
Democracy i
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Clarke
Taz Ban- Ner
Tikiulea Soymary
Democratic
Douglasville
Dunglas County
J. F. Livingston
Douglas
Wallatrees
Democrate
Macon
Wis'om
Gov
Abbott
New Jersey
Reading Coal Trust
New Jersey General Assembly
Union
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
David B. Hill
Lincolnton News
Gour Brother
Bryan
Tom Reep
Maine
Moone
TsErlong
Roger Q. Maxs
Texas
Lone Star State
Minxs
Mr. Livexcston
Grand Army
Washington
Siouxcston
Hitt
Jones
Kors
Alabama
James
Ppt
East
B. A
Staunton
Hood
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