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Athens
Georgia Farmer’s Bounty and Philippine Notes Stir Public View
A government official denies three foreign citizens citizenship on curious grounds while Americans debate suffrage and leadership. Georgia’s senior senator predicts a united Democratic party next year with updated platform planks. Harper’s Weekly hints McKinley’s motive for Philippine control links to China trade. A Georgia farm list shows diverse crops aiding prosperity. A Paris Charity Congress planned for 1900 attracts international participation.
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United States
Mark Hanna
Richard Croker
Greater
New York
Thomas C. Platt
New York State
Georgia
Bacon
Tammany
Bryan
Chicago
Harper's Weekly
McKinley
China
Philippines
Pacific
Council's Wise Words and Southern Cattle Breeds Debate
Prof W H Council of Normal Alabama urged northern blacks to stop blaming the South and to focus on self-improvement. The piece notes anticipated English cattle imports, argues for better beef breeds, and cites the Piney Woods as a backward strain while praising gradual northern-style gains in breeding. It also discusses manufacturing growth, southern banking, and insurance needs to retain wealth and create jobs.
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W. H. Council
Agricultural and Mechanical College For
Normal
Ala
Bismarck
Kansas
North
South
England
Piney Woods
Philadelphia
Nashville American
Tennessee
Example Is Better Than Precept Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla with testimonials claiming benefits for readers. The copy emphasizes real results over claims and urges purchase to experience improvements for themselves.
Blood Remedy Promises Pure Cure for Sores
An advertisement touts a blood purifier described as free from potash and claims it cleanses the system by removing impurities. It targets boils and pimples and attributes the remedy to Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Second Avenue
Sete
Wash
W. H. Dunlap
A. G. &. R. FB. Seeman
Tenn
Auanta
California Fig Syrup Co
Rail line rumo rs to Elberton eyed by Augusta clipping
The Augusta Herald article suggests the Seaboard Air Line may bypass Athens and route via Augusta to Elberton, opening new territory with potential freight and passenger gains. A prominent Athens merchant doubts direct Athens link, noting benefits of Elberton route but acknowledging a direct Athens line could be shorter.
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Augusta Herald
Seaboard Air Line
Augusta
Athens
Elberton
Washington
Lexington
Hien
S. A.L
Georgia
Savannah River
El‘berton
Greenwood
W. C
Southern textile gains and tobacco shift reported
The Western Tobacco Journal notes tobacco production declines for chewing and smoking products while cigarettes fall sharply, with a rise in cigars and little cigars. The Tradesman details southern textile output, highlighting Virginia and other states producing fine knit underwear, woolen goods, and government contracts. North Carolina leads in wool blankets and southern wool standards are praised for profitability and regional economic impact.
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The
Western Tobacco Journal
Southern Tobacco Journal
Eee Excelsior
Baltimore Sun
South
Charlottesville
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
Alabama
Labori Returns to Court Amid Cheers in Dreyfus Trial
Rennes Aug 22 Maitre Labori leading defense arrives at the Lycee for the second day of the second trial week. He is greeted by enthusiastic crowds, with his wife and physicians among those present as police and friends accompany him. The scene at the courtroom is marked by standing ovations and residents calling out greetings.
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Rennes
France
Maitre Labori
Alfred Dreyfus
M. Labori
Lycee
Lycee Building
Mme. Labori
Ex-Chancellor Boggs Linked to Livingston Name Change
The article traces Dr. W Boggs’s family history noting his ancestor, the Livingston of Scotland and Ireland, adopted the Boggs surname after military service. It cites a kinship to David Livingston and mentions Dr. Boggs visiting his brother G H Boggs in Livingston, North Carolina, a town named for the former family name.
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William E. ‘Boggs
William E. Livingston
Boggs
Dr. Boggs
Livingston
Scotland
Ireland
David Livingston
G. H. Boggs
Livingston, N. C
Mormons Visit Milledgeville Church Sparks Sensation
Two Mormon elders visiting Milledgeville Georgia stirred town by occulting church outreach during a joint Methodist Presbyterian service. Clergy warned locals publicly and urged the visitors to depart. residents urged imminent departure as the episode unsettled the town.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Methodist Church
D. W. Brannen
Presbyterian Church
King
Mr. Brannen
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Talmadge Bros. & Co
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Northeastern Railroad
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Marewe R. K. Reaves
R. W Sizer
Tallulah Falls
Arereny P.M
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