Georgia's Pride Opens First Session at Rock College
The Georgia Normal School opens its session at Rock College in Athens with over 150 teachers and county institutes joining from Clarke Jackson Oconee Greene and Oglethorpe. State officials praise the plan blending county institutes Peabody and the normal school to elevate Georgia teaching.
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Georgia
Rock College
Jackson
Oconee
Greene
Azlethorpe
Clarke
D. Bradwell
Lawton B. Evans
Augusta
Ois Ashmore
Savannah
L. M. Landrum
Atlanta
G.G Bond
Athens
Pressor Joseph T. Derry
Macor
Mias
Mary A. Bacon
Milledgeville
J. B. Hunnicutt
Peabody Institutes
Normal School
Bradwell
Oglethorpe
Peabody Institute
Union
Commission
Evans
Desra
E Normal School
J. David C. Bartow
University of Georgia
Normal School Commission
Gimer
Roe College
G.J.N. Wilson
Jackson County
G. B. Atkisson
Winterville
Third Georgia
P. M. Cheney
Jez. Thomas
B.C. Colclough
B.B Calloway
P. Johmson
Greene County
Election Managers Named for Clarke County Democratic Primary
Clarke County set July 23 1892 as the election date for state and county officers but will not hold a senatorial election this time due to rotation. The executive committee appointed managers for Athens Puryear Princeton Buck Branch Sandy Creek and other districts to conduct the primary.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Clarke County
Newton
Executive Committee
Ihereby
Manugera
Athens
W.H. Fuller
J. P
Henry 2Usse
J. F. Foster
Puryear’s Dist
T. F. Tribble
W. W. Paryear
W. H. Morton
Buck Branch
J. F. O’kelley
J. P. F. H. Kroner
R. M. McAlpin
Princeton Factory
Henry ‘Culp
W. H. Gann
Howard Mullen
Bradberry's
J. R. Nuonally
Jesse Daniel
J. N. Weir
Kenney
Militia Ordered to Homestead as Strikes Brace for Clash
Intense excitement followed news that a Pennsylvania militia division of 8,000 would arrive in Homestead to guard the mill. Strikers feared a nonunion push and possible Pinkerton involvement, while leaders warned of a future, violent upheaval after the troops depart. Sheriff McCleary urged a large force, and Governor Pattison mobilized the National Guard to restore order.
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Homestead
Pennsylvania
Pinkerton
Pinkerton Guards
Pittsburg
Robert E. Pattison
Harrisburg
Tany
Wneratees
William HN M’cleary
Pattison
National Guard
George Broth
Ional Guard
Pennsyl
Essem Aeul
Alegeeny Coun
McCleary
William H. McCleary
Biussbury
Alea
George R. Snowhen
Pennsylva
Roseer E. Pattison
An Approaching Marriage in Watkinsville
On the 26th at eleven in the morning at the Baptist church in Watkinsville, Mr Edward Hill Dorzey of Athens will wed Miss Laura Woodbury Wilson, noted as one of Watkinsville's fairest daughters. Handsome invitations are out. Hood's Sarsaparilla is mentioned in a stray line.
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Baptist Church
Watkinsville
Edward Hill Dorzey
Athens
Willead
Laura Woodbury Wilson
Gracie
Spoonamore
Ian Young
Spoonsmore
Tugalo Sunday School event and local crop notes
In Carnesville Ga on July 11 rains harmed bottom land corn but not upland corn which looks good if the season stays fair. Rev E A Kyese preached a sermon urging ministers to focus on faith not politics. Col B Parks leaves for Texas for prospecting. Tugalo Sunday School Association gathers at the Baptist church with many ministers and delegates. The Tribune’s trade issue will publish next week.
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Carnesville
E. A. Kyese
Toccoa
Tugalo Sunday School Association
B. Parks
Texas
Carneaville
Parks
Tugalo
Funeral notices for Mrs I Morris and Miss Gertrude Roper
In Athens two funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs I Morris on Hancock Avenue with Jewish rites at the residence and burial at Oconee cemetery. Gertrude Roper died at Barber Street after illness. funeral conducted at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev Davis and a church choir, then interment at Oconee cemetery.
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I. Morris
Hancock Avenue
Dalmer Jacobson
Morris
Oconee
Miss Roper
Gertrude Roper
Barber Street
Athens
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
The
Christian Church
Ocnee
Mother Earth
Book Makers Beaten by St Louis Sharps
A St Louis betting gang exposed New York bookmakers and readers to sharp tactics at a race meet. The crew misrecorded entries and misled bookmakers, causing heavy losses and accusations of cheating and theft amid a chaotic night in the city.
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St. Louis
New York
City
Trowbridge
Quéente
Bucklen's Arm ointment salve misleading claim
Ad copy touts Bucklen's Arm Ointment as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and various skin ailments with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back offer. Ends with an odd joiner to Palmer Kinnebrew and others.
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Cian
John Ora
Palmer & Kinnebrew
Weaver Attacks James Weaver and Southern Supporters
The piece portrays James Weaver as a political opportunist and scapegoat, tracing his influence and alleged role in the St. Louis platform. It recounts Weaver’s proposed bills to aid veterans, notes his long party-switching career, and cites 1888 House debates criticizing Democratic loyalty in the South. It emphasizes Southern distrust of Weaver and includes quotes from Iowa speeches attacking the Democratic Party.
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Wasuixerton
James
Weaver
Bun
Evry
St. Louis
United States
Vaue
United State
Congress of the
Senate
House of Representatives
America
Congress
Saluier
Treasury
Dholdier
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Unite States
Henderson
Iowa
Democratic Party
South
Tani
Bac
Farmer Intervenes in Elopement and Returns Lovers to Farm
A Chicago Tribune tale recounts Daniel Charters, a respected Essex farmer and amateur detective, spotting his daughter’s elopement with Reginald Vane. He traps the eloper in a rain barrel, then stages a dramatic night rescue before releasing them. The daughter remains on the farm making cheese.
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Reginald
Daniel Charters
Essex
Reginald Vane
Eloper
Reggie
Deceptive Note for Poem Payment in Fudge Issue
A letter to Mr. Tudor Todd from Eorror FudGe accompanies a one dollar check for the poem A Water Lily that appeared in Fudge No 3 108. Another note from 8S. Tupor Tupp requests twenty copies of Fudge No 3 106 and a P O note for two dollars sent to Brooklyn Life.
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Tudor Todd
Dean Sun
Fudge
Eorror FudGe
P. O
Twin jokes and barber banter in a mid century comic strip
A cartoon dialogue features a husband delaying church time due to hair tonic on his face and a wife urging him to hurry. In a second strip a proud father boasts twins as a feat while a boy quips about a card hand beating two pair.
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George
Sarah
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