Extradition Treaty Debate and Northern Economic Links
The editorial lauds New York Times critique of the extradition treaty with Russia, arguing it offends free government principles and highlights that Russian law treats Czar killing as a political offense. It contrasts this with American values and notes evolving Northern-Southern economic interdependence boosting united growth across states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York Times
Stepniak
United States
Stepinsk
Justice to All in Bowed Courts Speer Decision
The New York World lauds Judge Speer for a balanced ruling in railroad cases. It notes courts grant equal justice to labor and employers, applying long standing law to boycott and membership actions alike, and cites interstate commerce and anti trust acts as modern expressions of enduring principles.
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New York
Speer
Olney
Sephrén
New York Herald
North and South editorial signals growing sectional unity
The New York Herald reviews Southern and Northern progress showing reduced sectional prejudice and stronger common interests. It cites new mills and large forest purchases as evidence of Southern enterprise and regional economic activity.
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New York Herald
Monthly Review of Southern Industries
Souther Place
Southern Enterprise
A Il Sa
Buck as Marshal Fearlessly Could Be Removed
The writer questions President Cleveland over delaying the removal of A. E. Buck from the Northern District of Georgia marshal post. He condemns Buck as a Republican foe to Georgians, accusing him of stirring race prejudice and opposing Democratic interests, and argues Buck should be dismissed.
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Cleveland
A. E. Buck
Georgia
Rose Buck
James B. Weaver
Pulaski
Party of Our Fathers
Boss Buck
Georgia Democrata
James C.G Black
Thomas E. Watson
Darien Gazatte
New York Times Sold Under New Democratic Management
The New York Times, a longtime tariff reform advocate, now passes to new management. Charles B. Miller remains head of the editorial department as the paper declares it will become a Democratic newspaper supporting the party’s 1892 presidential platform and policies.
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NEW York Times
Charles B Miller
The
Times
New Orleans
Mugwumps
the Times
Eee
Georgia humor and politics mix in late 19th century clippings
A compendium of brief items notes workers quitting at the Georgia Rail line, court opinions on crime, and early political commentary. It cites editorials on ballot reform, city demographics in Athens and Macon, and jokes about kissing babies. Also referenced are figures like John Schardt, banker troubles, and opinions from Georgia papers on taxation and lynching.
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Georgia
Stovall
Osaat
Kan
Kansas
Osawatomie
Lyndon
Henry Hirsch
Advertisements and editorial notes spark long Georgia debate
A fragment from a Georgia era newspaper discusses a love ad in the Journal and cautionary editorials from The Herald about strangers and smiling at unknown men. It also mentions political figures like Wylie Burnett and Hal Lewis, court rulings on white cap justice, and national views on Confederate symbols and liberty comments across several cities.
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Atlanta
The
Herald
the Herald
Madisonian
Wylie Burnett
Clarke
Congress
Greene
Hal Lewis
John Canon
Hart
Jimmy
Judge Lawson
Putnan
Old Morgan
Calvin George
Notable Inquiries and Opinions From a Distant Era
A compendium of varied clippings notes book projects by Anpeason and Sam Jones as a prodigy, mentions April magazine content, bonds debates, a new journal Tax Whistler, and tributes to Hon. Daniel N. Speer of Atlanta. It covers income tax forecasts, Hawaiians self-government, and a local Buford postmaster contest with a featured YMCA quarterly report praising its recent progress.
Receiver sought for P R Win at 303 Bay Street Brunswick
Epstein and Lenstein with their attorney L J wn filed a petition for a receiver for P R Win at 303 Bay Street Brunswick and the sheriff closed the premises Saturday at 5 pm. The report notes other local items including a new Star weekly in Statesboro and various legal actions across nearby towns.
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A. C. Turner & Son
Dale, Dixon & Co
Saunders Bros
Jorge Hansell
Thomasville
Ike Jones
A. ‘Curtis
Broad Street
Columbus
Goethius & Chappell
Curtis & Foch
J.G. Burrus
Bott
Fourth National Bank
Cardinal Ly condemns what he calls godless Irish institutions
In Belfast Cardinal Ly addressed clergy professors and students of Malachy’s diocesan college and condemned the religiously neutral institutions in Ireland and Dublin. He warned these places threaten the Catholic faith and claimed Catholics fight for equal rights amid lack of deference from other denominations.
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Colle Lonxpoy
Cardinal Ly
Belfast
Malachy
Ireland
Dublin
Trish
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Ublished
Athens Publishing CO
Ate Defa
North
South
Massachusetts
Alabama
Potomac
Gulf
Louisiana
Gaion Pacific
Cannex
Athens
Macon
Tom Gibson
Augusta
John Schardt
Mechanics Savings Bank and Trust Company
Bprror Seavski
Dalton Argus
Enrror Watsu
Augusta Chronicle
Quitman
Nav Poxixon
Mme. de Stael
New Jersey
Quitman Free Press
Georgia ‘Razor
Cotton
Razor
Jostin E. Brown
Ligor
Torren
John Brown
Memphis
Houston
Carroll Counties
Empire State
William Brown
Houston County
Brown
Senate
Minnesota
St. Louis Chronicle
Jupeine
Beauregard
Charleston
Brian
New York Advertiser
Royce
Quay & Co
the Mail and Express
Hawaii
Col Shepard
Augusta Evening News
Tuture
Kentucky
Many Anpeason
Sam Jones
Stonerary Caniste
Treasury
Tax Whistler
Goss
Barmony Grove
Daniel N. Speer
Blount
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Buford
J. G. Power
G L. Brogdon
G. E Smith
the Gazette
Marter Tate
Hood’s
L. Arner
Hood
Kyee Hood
Robert H. Harris
First Baptist Church
Howard Mele
Atherman Female
Birmingham
Harris
Sumter
Americus
J. C. Beard
Locust Grove
Spalding County
W.B New
Toccoa
Martin
Board of Education
Supt
Zttler
Oran
W.P. Lovejoy
Osage
Ossawatowle
Santa
Storm King's
Lyritz Rock
Fourche Valley
Scott County
Boles
Osage City
W Brown
Savannag
Charles ‘White
Jenkins
Tur Junction
Jed
Crawford
NEW Viewo
Amiaxia
Eat World
Southern Associated Press
Meng
Prise _ Arrix Roox
Jerler Morrillton
Too Hannagan
Charles F. Pate
Sher
X. Morton
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