Alarmist talk stirs Georgia third party dispute
A Georgia political echo chamber debates a looming third party, with the Tribune of Rome and Tug Banner clashing over leadership, alliances, and the fate of the Democratic Party. The exchange highlights Whitfield and Polk county events, figures like Seaborn Wright, Gordon, Calhoun, and Livingston, and calls for calm and loyalty to democracy amid alarm about a third party in the South.
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Tug Banner
Tribune of
Rome
Tribune
Georgia
Tribunes of
Tue Bawnen
Democrats of
The
Seaborn Wright
Dalon
I. Whitfield County
Harry Brown
Southern Alliance Farmer
Wright
Brown
Whitfield County
Moore
Whitfield County Alliance
Ocala
Tribune of Rome
Pat Calhoun
Tom Watson
Col. L. F. Livingston
Larry Gantt
Southern Alliance
Everett
Polk County
Rgia
Col. Livingerton
South
Weaver
Jerry Simpson
Ge Gordon
Gordon
Paris
Banner
Georgis
West
Tar Barer
Eorror Crawtorp
Allance
Atlanta Journal
Laplace
Joe Alliance
First Train Over New Georgia and Northern Bridge
A large crowd gathers as the first train crosses the newly completed bridge over the Oconee on the Georgia and Northern line. Citizens anticipate the opening, praising trusses and spans, with about twenty-five miles of railroad work and a ceremonial ride planned for Tuesday morning.
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Athes
Gelina
Yen
Georgia
Carolins
Greatest Leader in Low Prices Promises Athens Growth
A campaign style notice from a local merchant proclaims August openings and sharp prices. The speaker touts crowded shops and promises to make the store a center of attraction for the coming week, emphasizing experience energy and enterprise.
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Athens
West
Bargains in Corsets Fabrics and Handkerchiefs
An advertisement lists Dr Bridgmans Electro Magnetic Corset at 100 worth 200, Best C B Corset 75c worth 125, rich Challies 2 1 2 c yd, Polcadot Challies 2 1 2 c yd, Plaid figured Lawns 21 2 c yd, Remnants 21 2 c yd, 25c tissues, 10yd Figured Muslin 15c, Bleaching 5c yd, and assorted handkerchiefs and linens at low prices with limits per customer.
Advertised Shoes and Fans at Unbelievable Prices
The advertisement touts low prices for ladies and gents footwear including Oxford ties and pumps in various Kid and leather styles, plus lawn tennis shoes and slippers. It highlights large lots and yard goods such as linens, silks, lace, and towels, with many items priced in low cents and dollars, suggesting a clearance or sale event aimed at mass shoppers.
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Congress
Bargains At Max Joseph's Begin Monday August 17
A colonial style notice proclaims Max Joseph's offers bargains starting Monday August 17. The seller promises fair treatment for all customers and urges buyers to verify the low prices in person at the store.
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Max Joseph’s
Georgia General Assembly Probes Senate Bribery Rumors
The Georgia General Assembly moved to investigate rumors of bribery among certain members during the Senate campaign. Once circulation began, the honor and dignity of the legislature were gravely involved, prompting a resolution to authorize inquiry.
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General Assembly of
Georgia
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Waddell
Agricultural Society
John O. Waddell
Polk
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New York Herald
Richmond
Tribune-of-Rome
West Point
Ban- Nes
Horror Crawforp
Brother Craw-Ford
Spain
Danseville Monitor
Bannes
Georgia Carolina and Northern Railred
Monitor
Daily Banner
Madison County
Livingston
Tas
Alliance
Livineston
State Alliance
Cox. Livingston
Tax Atiens
North Georgia
Cartersville
Steemed
Parrer
Topeka
Kansas
Harrian
Pennsylvania
Quay
Cameron
Hagerson
Savannah River Association
Augusta
Savannah
Crawford Herald
Democratic
Hava
W. Trox
Columbus Times
Mommer
Avousta
South Carolina
North Carolina
Martin
Ao Goddess of Democracy
Jerry Rusk
Alabama
Montgomeny
Department of Agriculture
Charleston
Ang
Antonio Boccacio
Rover
A. W. Renee
Oxford
White House
Palmetto
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