Richmond and Danville Press Fight Over Southern Lines
The West Point qeminis owners accused the New York Herald of bias in Tarking down Southern consolidation moves. The Wall Street capitalists dispatched special dispatches to Southern papers to sway opinion, while the Banner backed the cause. The Georgia legislature will proceed with an impartial investigation into the matter.
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Richmond & Danville
Wall Street
West Point
Qeminis
New York Herald
Siren
Joey
Uhite Georgis
Bor Jwing
New York
John H. Inman
Richmond
Raninal Sressiery
Democratic Press Sees Harrison Blaine Clash Atop Party Field
The piece weighs in on the rift between President Harrison and Secretary Blaine over the Republican nomination. It notes Blaine’s possible pursuit of the presidency, Harrison’s stance, and how Pennsylvania, Georgia, and the South shape the convention dynamics amid party tensions.
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S.s
Blaine
Democratic
Wietae
James G. Blaine
Penn
Tata
Tonday
Harrison
Sistie
Tiso
Mr. Blaine
Telary
Philadelphia
Alrson
Harrisburg
Skex
Pennsylvania
Sinistor
Bprrot Young
The
Greensboro Herald
Railroads feared as Alliance pushes stricter laws in Georgia
The State Alliance in Atlanta passes a resolution urging the legislature to curb railroad combinations and leases, despite opposition from Livingston who defended the railroads. The vote was overwhelming, signaling a strong stance against consolidation and toward reform. Political commentators weigh in on party dynamics and reforms.
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Alliance
Dacre
Georgia
Jerry Simpson
West
Northen
Gibson
Messrs
Gorman
Taylor
Everett
Winn
Buckhalter
St. Louis
Ocala
Congress
Indianapolis
L.F. Livingston
M. L. Branch
H. P. Bell
A. P. Smith
M. A. Balawin
The
New York Alliance
Livingston
Savannah River Association Convention in Augusta
The Savannah River Association, a group seeking better transport along the Savannah from Augusta to the sea, invites delegations for its November 19 and 20 meeting in Augusta. It opposes railroad consolidations and urges unity between Georgia and South Carolina to counter discrimination and improve river freights. Editor T. L. Gantt notes the association’s push following freight rate concerns.
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Augusta
Savannah River Association
Savannah
Georgia
South Carolina
Genci
State's College Debate Shapes Georgia University Fate
The Jackson Herald weighs removal of the University of Georgia campus, arguing against it. It warns it would threaten the college’s future and warns readers that funds, buildings, and equipment would require costly outlays. Supporters emphasize доступ to education for ambitious poor boys and proximity benefits. The piece urges restraint and urges defense of the current University location and programs.
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Athens
Griffin
Jackson Herald
B of Georgia
Lee
Brgumert
University
Ee College
Ag Ou
Jackson County
Congress
Georgia
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Litrary College
Els Tsp
John Stephens Severely Wounded in Athens Street Fight
Yesterday noon in Athens a man named John Stephens sustained a deep head wound after a fight with a man named Jim Poldo. John Federick joined the attack, striking Stephens with an axe like weapon. Stephens collapsed but later regained consciousness and traveled to a physician for treatment.
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Athens
Dr. Carlton
Benedict
John Stephens
Georgis
Jim Poldo
Stephens
Poldo
John Federick
Federick
Carter Acquires Atlanta Herald To Form Stock Company
Special report from Atlanta dated August 22 states Joe Carter bought the Atlanta Herald, becoming sole proprietor. Murphey and Small exit. Carter plans a stock company and a business boom, removing prohibition content from the paper.
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Atlanta
Joe Carter
Herald
Murphey and Small
Carter
Gantt Out as Alliance Moves to Control Paper
Semi official word says Larry Gantt leaves the Southern Alliance Farmer as the group votes to purchase the state organ and place publication under Alliance control. A substitute proposal shifts handling to a committee of Livingston Calvin Ellington and others with Brown likely to remain in charge.
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Atlants
Larry Gantt
Southern Alliance
Larry
Brown
Gantt
Wilson
Messrs
Livingston
Calvin
Ellington
Alliance
Alliance committee bids charges against President Livingston
A State Alliance assembly moves to postpone presidential elections while charges are presented and investigated. The document cites article six, section 9 of the alliance constitution, notes prior calls and replies between Livingston, Northen, and the executive committee, and pledges full, fair inquiry into official conduct.
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Pro- We
State Alliance
Atlants
Brother
Livingston
Farmers’State Alliance
Northen
Corput
Conpas
W. R Gorman
T.W. Taylor
R. W. Everet Winn
D. C. N. Burkhalter
Ryan’s Troubles: Creditors Reject Offer in Eastern Meeting
Eastern creditors of Stephen A. Ryan, dealer in booze and goods, rejected his offer to pay 30 cents on the dollar. The gathering at 147 Summer Street, Boston, heard breakdowns of assets and potential recoveries, with estimates suggesting not more than $100,000 net to creditors after costs and mortgages.
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Boston
Mass
Stephen A. Ryan
Atlanta
John Ryan
Summer Street
E. C. Lawrence
Ryan
Eee Genent
John Ryan, Sr
John F. Ryan
Propa Sporti
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Steana
Hsv
Stephen A. Vitean
Joan F. Ryan
Bryan
Ear
Belcher
R. H. White Co
E. W. Iac
Horse accident injures local salesman Charles Cholston
Mr. Charles Cholston, a salesman at O'Farrell & Funk Ensteins, fell from a horse near the upper bridge when the animal slid into a gully. The saddle horn struck his stomach, knocking him senseless. doctors treated him and hope for improvement after fears of a fatal outcome.
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Chariie Cholston
Charles Cholston
Mr. Cholston
O'Farrell & Funkensteins
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