From Athens to Atlanta and Alliance politics
The piece surveys regional ambitions and political currents, noting Georgia figures such as Col Livingston and Col Searcy into State Alliance leadership, discussions about railroad and street plans, and Clark Howell's Athens visit and local influence. It frames a broader Southern civic mood with ties to the University of Georgia and Atlanta newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gataway Hantving
Atlanta
Savannah
Athens
Georgia
Tur
Rome Tribune
Coronet Livineston
State Alliance
Southern Alliance Farmer
Livixaston
Caer
Harry and
Larry
Laursaston
Farmers
Alliance
The
Hicnée
Order
Kerr
Roman
Col. Livingston
Griffin
Colonel Searcy
Col. Searcy
Livingston
Georgia Alliance
Clark Howell
House of Representatives
Atlanta Constitution
Anys
State University
Howell
Campus
University
Clark He Howell
Easter Athens Banner prints large Sunday edition
The Athens Banner published an Easter edition of sixteen pages and ninety six columns, the largest paper ever issued in Athens. Improvements include a new steam press and future enhancements. Mrs J J Hogue, wife of a contractor on the Georgia Carolina & Northern railway, died in Athens and was interred in Grover, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoad
Augusta
Tur Amens
Chronicle
Craw- Ford
Athens
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Tux
Tax Banner
Phen Bandar Sas
Ce Cork Publishing Hong
Charles Ditt
Charlaens
Georgia Mountains Justice Court Session Described
A vivid North Georgia mountain scene centers on a sunlit open air justice court. Travelers observe plains, pines, farmers, and a crowd of mountaineers as a cotton possession case unfolds with rural humor, whittling, and lingering courtroom theatrics.
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Georgia
Athens
North
Jedge
Courts of Oyer and Terminer
New York
Impromit
Dyspepsia cures and sugar beet seeds for Clarke County
An odd miscellany piece mentions a vivid courthouse scene memory and a Georgia mountaineer, followed by an advertisement for Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir claiming universal cure for indigestion and related ailments. It also notes Dr. Newton's seed drive of the German sugar beet, distributed by Secretary E. K. Lumpkin to Clarke County farmers for farm and dairy use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Dr. Holt
Dyspeptic Co
Montezuma
Clarke County
K. D. Newton
Jerry Rusk
Weekinator
D.C
Vicks Seedsman Catalogue Flaunts Floral Beauty
BLACK-DRAUGHT on for Dyspepsia. It is a handsome annual spring catalogue from Vick, the old reliable seedsman of America. The piece highlights flowers and vegetables, praising fairness and straight dealings, and notes orders from the Sunny South to Vick's Rochester, New York nurseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Sprm
America
Rochester
New York
Langhorn Sues G C N for Twenty Five Thousand Dollars
Mr C D Langhorn files suit against the Georgia Carolina and Northern for twenty five thousand dollars alleging breach of contract. He held the contract to build the road from the Oconee river to the Middle river and claims the railway company violated the agreement. The railroad denies the charges. Attorneys Thomas and Strickland represent the plaintiff. A J Cobb represents the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.d.langhorn
C. D. Langhorn
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Episcopal delegates favor Dr Gaylor for Georgia bishop
Monday elections decide parish officers and delegates to the diocesan convention to choose a new Georgia bishop. Delegates from Darien, Milledgeville, Griffin, Rome, Augusta, Americus, Macon, Athens back Dr Gaylor of Sewanee. others like Chauncey Williams, Lindsey, Rainsford, Barrett, Gibson, and Wingfield are named as favored candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylor
Georgia
Savannah
Darien
Sewanee
Delton
Rte
Milledgeville
Hawkinsville
Griffin
Rome
Bishop Wingfield
California
Speeces
Augusta
Americus
Macon
Athens
Chauncey Williams
Lindsey
Trinity Church
Boston
Rainsford
New York
Sewanee University
Robert 8. Barrett
St. Luke's Church
Atlanta
Robert Gibson
Richmond
McElise’s WINE OF CARDUS for female diseases
Athens prepares to organize THE NEW MILITARY COMPANY with about fifty members. D P Haselton leads the movement started earlier in Tur Banner. A rousing council chamber meeting Thursday night invites military boys and all interested residents for speeches by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tur
D. P. Haselton
Council Chamber
Bonnets and Dresses in Gay Profusion in Athens
In Athens women flock to Easter bonnets and dresses as Michael Bros. and the Misses Bradberry celebrate opening days. The display includes hats, ribbons, gowns, and parasols with prices and bric a brac. Chicago health inspectors and statues of notable women are mentioned, with notes on women in professions, education, and public life.
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Athens
Michael Bros
Micses Bradberry
Bradberry
Chicago Women Health Inspectors
Terhune
Marion Harland
Mary
Washington
Isabella of Spain
Chicago
Susan B .Anthony
Lear
U. S
Dougla Glas
Brockton
Rer Myer, & CO
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Tan College Glee Club
Auanta
Georgia Midland
Oo - Tis
Timbuctoo
Northeastern
Grorai
Chattanooga
Pataé
Eprroér Husty Ricnamsoy
Atlanta Journal
Union
Savannah Times
Gaz
St. Louis Republican
Patcd
Danville
Covington and Macon
Richmond and
N. G
the Alliance
Eorge T. Murrell
Clarke
Judge Gibson
Oglethorpe
Searcy
Col
L.F. Livingston
Presig
Harrp Brow
Brown
MR. Clark Howell
Georgia Mountaineer
Francis B. Higar
McElise
Cardus
James Gann
Atzas
Goroners
Gaun
Vienna
Phoebe Couzins
National Commission
Prince of Wales
United States
England
Annie Patterson
Mendelssohn
Dublin
Bermnda Rifle Association
Helen L. Betts
W. L. Douglas
Mata Peatetep Ks Mhanentanetie Cacelical
Cl . Chanics’ Association
Charles
Charles Dickens
David
Copperfield
Martin Chuzzlewit
Nicholas Nickelby
Dombey and Son
Bleak House
Little Dorrit
Pickwick Papers
Dickens
Greahaudue
Sarnaby
Oliver Nee
OLD Curiosity Shop
Cribers
Athens Publishing Co
Athens, Ga
Theo
Mark Walter
Fenceco. Tay
Mae Stesm Works
Broad SP
Clark
Talmage & Brightwell’s
C. FP
Kohlruss
Iryine
McCoy
Carwilead
Owu
Ellis Sts
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