Debate on co education and race in Georgia affair
Dr Bumstead and Dr Boggs figures confront Georgia policy on race and co education at Atlanta University. Chancellor H M Way reports views urging cautious steps. Public discussion covers state support, admission and education of children of different races in Atlanta and Georgia institutions.
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Macon
Atlanta
Mea
Ans
Bogga
Bumstrad
Wiitfield
Comhis College
Pivens
Tit Amsteadl
Bumsteads
Boggs
Rogy
Bumstead
Alth
Minnesota
South
Contin- Uit
Carolile
D. Ss
Georgia
Sunsteadl
Peters
Drnstead
Prat
Pri
Atlanta University
South Carolina
Reform Needed for State University Bill Recalled
The article discusses a 1876 Carlton bill to reorganize the State University by creating a Board of Trustees and a Board of Regents to govern and popularize the college. It argues the measure would have boosted enrollment but was blocked when Gov. I Smith pocketed the bill amid opposition from trustees and chancellors.
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St. Sity
Migs Teese
Wilkes
Gane
Reese
Chronicle
Oniel
Tudge Reese
the Chronicle
Carlton
State University
Senate
Gatlton
General Assembly
Educational Congress of
Board of Regents
Board of Regenta
Board of ‘Regents
Old College
I. Smith
Primus Jones First Base Confession Sparks Cotton Plot
Atlanta editor Ti Db asner reports Primus Jones discussing a scheme to harvest and package lint from last year’s cotton crop. He claims the plan would create an outside scouting supply, with inside material stored airtight to evade detection. He jokes about quitting first bale production and shifting to cotton for mule use, warning Texas may dominate if Georgia farmers don’t act.
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Ti Dbasner
Atlanta
Jones
Lan
Gotton- Primus
Georgia
Texas
Distillers in Several Georgia Counties Must Register Stills
Notice to brandy distillers in Madison, Elbert, Clarke, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Wilker, Jacob, Greene, Taliaferro, Warren and Hancock counties to register stills and post bonds to cover bracings tax. Distillers must report contents in wine gallons and await deputy collector Mosea’s call for meeting and surveying, with bond amounts tiered by still size and sureties totaling 1800 to 2000 dollars. Immediate action required.
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Madison
Elbert
Clarke
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Wilker
Jacob
Greene
Taliaferro
Warren
Hancock
Mosea
Athens
Lilly Park debate moves to secure Lilly tract for city
Prominent Athenians push a plan to buy the Lilly land end Milledge Avenue for a city park. They envision lakes from springs, small boats, bath houses, and easy streetcar access. capitalists back a buy and donate plan with city improvements.
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Bayyex
Charlie Baldwin
South Milledge Avenue
Prescent
Anan
C. G. Thlemadge
Clayton
Lilly
Theople
Milledge Avenue
aMtall
Jearch
Sullivan Arrested in Nashville on Mississippi Requisition
John L Sullivan and Charlie Johnson, noted prize fighters, were arrested in Nashville on a Mississippi governor requisition. Police resisted as Sullivan and companions argued about warrants, and a writ of habeas corpus was sought. The case hinges on Gov. Lowery's order and possible transfer to the county sheriff.
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Nashville
Lowery
John L.“‘Sullivan
Goveror
Miseis- Sippi
Wisuy Tlle
Tenn
John Sullivan
Cleary
Johnson
Muldoon
Mississippi
Silvan
Slaying of planter J P Upshaw blamed on son Abb Cody
Socran Cimcix Ga July 11 report states Abb Cody aged seventeen confessed to shooting and killing J P Upshaw while he slept on the porch. Cody says no one else aided him and that he killed his father after prior troubles and threats. Locals fear mob violence against Cody.
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Socran Cimcix
J. P. Upshaw
Lefore
Abb Cody
Socrab Cincle
Cody
Malaria Cure Claims Broad Guarantees and Free Treatment
The item promotes a universal malaria cure claiming radical elimination of miasmatic poisons with no harmful ingredients. It offers free full treatment by an elder physician and a trial remedy by ASAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU at 291 Broadway, New York, with testimonials and assurances of cure or refund.
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Asahel Medical Bureau
Broadway
N.Y
Notorious Mollie Carvin Wounded by Suitor in Suvcpyvirtx
Mrs Mollie Carvin, famed for eight marriages and divorces, lies fatally wounded at home in Suvcpyvirtx Indiana after a late night confrontation with Charles Suttles. Suttles had pursued her for two years and was reportedly rejected after she divorced her seventh husband to marry him.
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Ind
Mollie Carvin
Jingeen
Charles Suttles
Suttler
Greensboro club defeats Bee B B C in base ball
At Union Point Astox Port July 11 the Bee B B C lost to a Greensboro composed amateur team. Notable players Vagon Madison Howell Warrenton Palmer Augusta starred in a defeat. Vason pitched a fine game securing the win. Also mentions the Southern Traveller debut and ex congressman Edmund Rice death.
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Unoin Point
Astox Porst
Greensboro
Messrs
Vagon
Madison
Howell
Warrenton
Palmer
Augusta
Vason
Southern Traveller
JR. Watts
Name and Medicine Murmur Echoes in Seventeenth Century
A fragmented overheard column mocks names and celebrity fame while promoting Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It references "Caleb W. Pickersgill" and Patti, notes a lynching near Tunnel Hills, and ends with a sales pitch claiming a money-back guarantee if the remedy fails.
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Shakspeare
Cresar
Caleb W. Pickersgill
Patti
Jane Brown
Dr. Pierce
McKay
Pierce
Golden Medical
Editorial dispute over Olive bill effects on Georgia railroad charter
Mr Hoke Smith notes your editorial claiming the Olive bill voids the Georgia Carolina & Northern charter. He argues passage will not affect the railway's charter and cites other local matters. Also reported ring found belonging to Mrs Tom Bishop of Avanta and Johnstown flood devastation headlines.
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Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad ‘Company
Georgia
Carolina & Northern
Johnstown
New York
Fraudulent Prize Tickets Warn by Banks in New Orleans
The text warns that prize payments are guaranteed by national banks in New Orleans and cautions against imitations or anonymous schemes. It notes that one dollar buys the smallest fraction of a ticket and labels offerings under a similar name as a swindle.
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New Orleans
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Hayti
Providence Journal
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Pieres
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St. Pau
Minn
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Banner
St. Louis
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Mississippi River
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Tonga
Zaszipar
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Panjari
Darren
Martin Love
Addie
Rodgers
Tunnel Hills
MR. Hoke Smith
Ilaustertes
Louisiana
Academy of Muale
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Walmsley
Louisia
Academy of Music
Ae Aeeene
W. A
M. A. Dauphi
M. A.dauphin
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