Wanamaker Ballot Fight Triggers Philadelphia Firm Name Change
A letter from Hood Bonbright & Co. of Philadelphia confirms John Wanamaker is no longer connected with the firm, which will now be Hood Foulkrod & Co. The Athens boycott against the Postmaster General crippled Wanamaker’s Southern trade, nearly wiping out his business and prompting the split. The new firm pledges fair dealings and notes Wanamaker is out, while the writer defends the Alliance cause and praises farmers’ support.
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Tug Banner
Hood, Bonbright & Co
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Hood Foulkrod & Co
Athens
Alliance Support Boosts Subtreasury Drive Across Georgia
The Banner Editor greets Alliance endorsements from counties after a Carnesville convention. The editors pledge loyalty to the farmers and urge passage of the SubTreasury bill to empower Georgia growers against world competition. They warn political foes fearing the rising Alliance, predict a governor and lawmakers aligned with the bill next fall, and vow continued effort across states.
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Allis Stive
Carnesville
Georgia
Local legislative race heats up with four hopefuls
In Clarke, candidates Cobb Heard Mell Morton vie for the next representative seat amid a lively three week sprint to the election. Prohibition faction discussions surface though no alliance forms. Cobb spoke at the University Bank site while Mell Gantt and England spoke to a large crowd afterward.
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Clarke
Prohibition Party
Mineral Spring at Northeastern Depot Deserves Repair
The mineral spring at the Northeast depot is in terrible condition and must be fixed at once. It has long been a popular objective point for walks and aids many citizens’ health. Analyses show it to be one of the best in existence with curative properties vouched for by many visitors. Level the walks, improve surroundings, clean the spring, and make it accessible. Citizens urge prompt action to restore its blessings.
Grand Louisiana Lottery Drawing Promises Big Prizes
The Louisiana State Lottery drawing in New Orleans on June 17 1890 awarded over 2 million dollars in prizes. Ticket 59843 won the 600000 First Capital Prize with multiple winners listed across New York City Chicago Stamford Lynn Houston and Philadelphia among others. Second through fifth capital prizes were awarded to various ticket numbers. The U S Supreme Court ruled the lottery contract with Louisiana valid until 1895. The next drawing is scheduled for August 14 with information via M A Dauphin New Orleans. Shereb announces candidacy for Clarke County Tax Receiver under the Democratic nominating process.
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New Orleans
Fortietha
Martin H. Simonson
W. 50Th St
New York City
Ole Anderson
W. Erie St
Chicago
Iill
M. M. Conroy
Stamford
Supreme Court of the
United States
Louisiana
Luoisiana
M. A. Dauphin
New Orland
A Trip to Tallulah The Grand View Hotel and Falls Tour
Tallulah Falls visit described by the Baxwenl editor and party of ladies. They reach the Grand View Hotel by the North Eastern line and praise the hotel park, chasm views, bathing pool, and parlour attractions. Plans for a third hotel near the chasm are discussed along with talks with Mr Flagler. Other hotels discussed include Cliff House and Robertson House. Mr Young is praised for promoting Tallulah as a summer resort and securing new hotel sites, with property purchases by F J Kroner and remarks on local maintenance needs. A lost gold and black enamel breast-pin is noted as missing.
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Baxwenl
Tallulah Falls
Falls
Niagara
South
Grand View Hotel
W. D. Young
Young
Talulah
Cliff House
Timberlake
Robertson House
Banks
Tallulah
Injunction Case Upset as Athens Pavement Plan Fails
The Supreme Court ruled the injunction against Athens invalid, affirming the city’s brick pavement program and the assessment of residents near the affected streets. Judge Hutchins’ prior decision in the test case was sustained, ending months of public attention and signaling a return to pavement work.
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Athens
Speer
Supreme Court
Hutchins
Hutchin
Correction of Colley vindication letter reads at meeting
Resolved. A Rev J A Timmerman letter was read at the Colley vindication meeting. The Wilkes Publishing Company claim that letters showed Timmerman circulated a false report about Colley is infamously false. No such letters were read, and the statement aimed to weaken Timmerman in this campaign. The author stands before the public as a slanderer until letters are produced. SECR&TARY.
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J. A. ‘Timmerman
Colley
Wilkes Publishing Company
Timmerman
Secr&tary
Horrible Death From Hydrophobia In Georgia
A died from hydrophobia after a vicious dog attack in Americus, Jim Davis, a Negro laborer, was mauled and later died as his wife, bitten during a fury, nears peril. A separate note: Rufus Col ling, linked to a Canton murder, left jail with sheriff escort. A city tense moment nearly sparked violence between an Indian and a white man over a pistol threat.
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Americus
Jim Davis
Davis
Murderer Caught After Riceville Killing Fled
Athens officers tracked and arrested a man matching the victim Bob Raphael's description near Daniel's store between Athens and Princeton factory. The suspect, a Black man, admitted the crime and claimed travels to Atlanta and Birmingham. A $500 reward had spurred a wide search. Paris reports a French scientist reveals a liquefied gas propulsive force for firearms.
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Bob Raphael
Riceville
Athens
Oliver
McKie
Moon
Daniel
Here
Princeton
Ile
Atlanta
Birmingham
Endorsement At Franklin County Alliance Meeting Carnesville
Large turnout at a Carnesville gathering celebrated Alliance strength and future prospects. Dr. T.G. One was endorsed as Alliance representative. Resolutions commended Larry Gantt for advocacy, and a committee was formed to push a public weigher in Toccoa. Officers elected include H. Sligh as president and Ramsey as secretary.
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Carnesville
Aes
Sadie
T.G
Alliance
Rae
Larry Gantt
W A. Landrum
R. A. Naves
E. H. Davis
Habersham
Alliance and Democracy in Rural Reform Debate
Farmers push Jeffersonian Democracy as a remedy to party corruption. The Alliance denounces political rings, pledging to purge bad actors while preserving core Democratic principles and pursuing farmer friendly legislation across states. W. T. Carter listed as a Republican-era candidate and local tax collector nominee.
Sunday Papers Must Stop to Honor the Sabbath
A Rochester New York editor argues for halting Sunday editions of newspapers as a strict Sabbath observance. The piece suggests public sentiment backing a total Sunday newspaper ban and urges readers to avoid using Sunday mail and transportation to pressure publishers into change.
Bemoaning the Past and Moving Toward the Right
A reflection urges readers to stop dwelling on past mistakes. Time wasted on regret is wasted. focus on living each day well and aligning actions toward improvement, turning errors into stepping stones for a better future.
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Jongan
Fault Finding and Faithfulness in Daily Life
A Ladies Home Journal excerpt urges readers to stop finding fault in others and to praise family and friends. It emphasizes doing one's duty, being faithful, and remaining humble rather than seeking greatness, with guidance on appreciating parents siblings and neighbors. The piece quotes moral clarity on praise, virtue, and living faithfully before God.
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Theo
Bers
Mr. Wilson
Ladies Home Journal
Little Joe's Ride on Old Billy the Trick Horse
A city boy visiting his uncle at a farm attempts to ride the trick horse Billy. After a confident start Joe slips headfirst into the trough, emerges dripping but unharmed, and is amused by Billy's calm behavior and his uncle’s laughter. Joe enjoys recalling his first ride on Billy.
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Billy
Joe
John
Billy Doe
Uncle J Hn
Hin
Mother's Cross Brightens Morning in the Kitchen
Marpie argues for pleasant help as Maggie helps with the baby. Maggie borrows a carriage ride, recalling her aunt's advice that the best time to be kind is when others are tired. The scene ends with Maggie’s cheerful resolve to stay helpful.
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Hrerauot
Maggis
Maggie
Will
Reddy
Margie
Carridge
Reaper
The Kiwi Kiwi Childrens Tale At The Paper Mill
A dialogue recounts a New Zealand kiw i kiwi apteryx with no wings or tail and night habits. Uncle Fred describes its size, plumage, and uses of skin for chiefs mantle folk wear. Johnny asks questions as Puss and Sue discuss this curious flightless bird. The scene shifts to a Georgia paper mill where workers share a lively vision.
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Fanny
Pusa
Sue
Jobony
Uncle Fred
Tie
Uwy
Dean
Fred
Puss
New ZalaudiaLtag
Apteryx
Pues
Johnny
BaRseeck
Georgia
Endorsement from Franklin County Alliance for T L Gantt
The Franklin County Alliance of Camusville Ga on July 2 resolved to heartily thank Hon T L Gantt editor of the KRaxxer for his forcible espousal of the Alliance cause and wished him long life to reap the good he has done. A copy of the resolution to Athens Banner Southern Alliance Farmer and Toccoa News. W J H Ramsey Secretary.
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Camusville
Franklin County Alliance
T. L. Gantt
Kraxxer
Alliance
Athens Banner
Southern Alliance Farmer
Toccoa News
W. J H. Ramsey
Ship Story Clipped By OCR With Hidden Details
Fragmentary text mentions Dr Gergine and Captain Brumby sailing for Europe on a steamer with a first stop in Glasgow. Jumbled phrases refer to a judge, Mrs G, and a Diane name, leaving unclear context or outcome.
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Gergine Ane
Brumby
Europe
Glascow
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