Georgia debate on co education and Bumstead remarks
Reconstruction era report details a Georgia House committee hearing on co education. Dr Bumstead advocate and Chancellor Boggs testify about racial policy, urging limited co education while warning of social tensions and unintended consequences.
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Macon
Teleiy
Adlanta
Criti
Atlanta
Boggs
Bumstead
J the Cwhitfield
Speceh
Jaunde
Inetitus University
Niever
Howel
Bogg
Bumstead Fayvor
Minneapolis
Minn
Hiss
Minnesota
South
Contin- Uit
Piesan
South Carolina
Bam
Georgia
Umstead
Steal
Atlanta University
Hindostan
Lam
Pit
Reform effort to reorganize the State University discussed
The article recalls a 1876 bill introduced by H Carlton to reorganize the State University. It proposed a 100 member Board of Regents and a District-based Board of Trustees to govern the college, with broad statewide influence and rapid growth of matriculation. Gov J M Smith allegedly pocketed the measure.
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Reese
Chronicle
le. Reese
Reese Vo
Hr. H. Carlton
General Assembly
State University
Carlton
House
Senate
Educational Congress of
Board of Regents
Old College
J. M. Smith
Primus Jones Quietly Plans Second Season After First Bale
Tax Banner editor in Atlanta reports Primus Jones describing his first bale venture. He said he began with green lint dried in the sun, ginned the unmatured lint, and used last year’s seed to seal the interior to imitate new cotton. He plans to quit the first bale scheme and focus on producing more cotton for mules, predicting Texas will claim the palm unless Georgia farmers step up.
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Tax Banner
Atlanta
Primus Jones
Mr. Jones
Primus
South
Georgia
Texas
Notice to distillers in several Georgia counties
In the counties of Madison, Elbert, Clarke, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Wilkes, Lincoln, Greene, Taliaferro, Warren and Hancock, up to ten brandy distillers may engage in fruit distillation this season. They must register stills, post bonds to cover tax, and meet bond security requirements. Deputy Collector E L Moses of Athens will handle notices and bonds. Athens, Ga., July 12, 1889.
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Madison
Elbert
Clarke
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Wilkes
Lincoln
Greene
Taliaferro
Warren
Hancock
EL. T. Moses
Athens
Wien
Lilly Park Favored Site for Athens City Park Plan
Prominent citizens back Lilly land at end of south Milledge Avenue as ideal park site. They discuss purchase, land donation schemes, and benefits including streetcar access, lakes from springs, and enhanced nearby property values. The plan aims to name the park Lilly Park with community support growing.
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Charlie Baldwin
South
Milledge Avenue
Athens
Land ‘Company
C. G. Talmage
Clayton Street
Lilly
Sullivan Arrest in Nashville Triggers Writ Action
John L Sullivan and Charlie Johnson were arrested in Nashville on a Mississippi governor's requisition. Police resisted warrants as Sullivan and his backer faced a habeas corpus writ. authorities expect further legal action this afternoon. Moore and Muldoon were detained. authorities reported a $1000 reward for delivery to the Mississippi sheriff.
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Nashville
Louisville
Lowery
Mississippi
Sullivan
Johnson
Murderer Confesses in Absent-Patrol Slaying Case
Abb Cody, seventeen, was arrested in Secral Circle Ga and has confessed to fatally shooting his father, J. P. Upshaw, while asleep on the porch. He admits no accomplices and claims he acted alone, saying he felt no remorse. Protest and threats of mob action follow among local Black residents.
Malaria Cure Claims and Notices
An advertisement proclaims a radical cure for malaria and miasmatic poisons with no quinine or arsenic, offering free full treatment via ASAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU at 291 Broadway New York and a trial remedy? provide address. Other items mention an English man with artificial facial features and remarks on Frederick Douglass and Hayti. Warnings about dulness and disease conclude with Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery advertised for vitality and cure guaranteed or money back.
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Asahel Medical Bureau
Broadway, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Notorious Mollie Carvin Wounded in Lover's Quarrel
Mrs Mollie Carvin of Shelbyville Indiana, famed for eight marriages and divorces, lies dangerously wounded at home after Charles Suttles wounded her Tuesday night. Suttles had pursued her for two years and sought to be her ninth husband. she had divorced her seventh to marry him but, after a quarrel, married another man.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Mollie Carvin
Charles Suttles
Suttles
Greensboro Club Defeats Bee B B C at Union Point
The Bee B B C loses its first game to Greensboro amateurs. Vason of Madison Howell of Warrenton and Palmer of Augusta stand out. Vason pitches a fine game securing the win.
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Unoin Point
Asion Porst
Bee
Greensboro
Messrs
Vason
Madison
Howell
Warrenton
Palmer
Augusta
Southern ‘Traveller
J.R. Watts
Names and notoriety in advertising and crime
An essayist muses on how a name can shape fame and sales, noting Cesar and Caleb W Pickersgill, Patti and Jane Brown. The piece cites Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purga tive Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery ads, and reports the lynching of Martin Love after a brutal assault near Tunnell Hill.
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Shakspeare
Cesar
Caleb W. Pickersgill
Patti
Jane Brown
Dr. Pierce
Datron
Martin Love
Addie Rodgers
Tunnell Hill
Olive bill and Georgia road charter dispute clarified
Mr Hoke Smith asserts the Olive bill will not affect the G C & N charter despite an editorial claim. He notes a stolen ring case linked to Mrs Tom Bishop of Atlanta and reports three major dams near Johnstown were washed away, flooding the city and destroying bridges and the electric plant.
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BaxseEr
Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad Company
Friends of the
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
Tom Bishop
Atlanta
Johnstown
New York
Sota Prizes Promoted as Backed by UK Banks in New Orleans
The notice warns prizes are guaranteed by UK national banks and issued by a trusted institution president, urging vigilance against imitators. It states one dollar represents the smallest ticket fraction and warns that any offer under a dollar is a swindle. readers should beware.
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New Orleans
Wed&sun-D-W
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10Th St
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Sullivan Arrested
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Frederick Douglass
Hayti
Providence- Journal
Macie
Womlan
St. Pau
Edmund Rice
The
Banner
St. Louis
Crystal
Tonga
Zanzibar
Wissman
Panjari
McKay
Florida
MR. Hoke Smith
Lotertes
Louisiana
Damenee
Wabhie
Academy of Music
New Orlean
Louisiana State Lot Company
Wali
Alst. Bank
Reena
Orleans
Carl Kohn
Union National Bank
Rowdamny
Ren AG
Leans
Tups Capital
Beccamene
Club Kates
Vy Mar
MannaoTraut
M.A. Dauphin
New Orleans, la
M. A. Dauphin
Washington, D. C
New York Exchange
NEW Orleans National Bank
Swift
Mi Au Bable
Mich
Oss
S. S.S
Carters Liver Pills
Carten Medicine
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