Political Revolutions in Georgia Politics
The Savannah Morning News predicts major shifts in Georgia politics with Gov. Northern likely to run again and Pat Calhoun and Watson eyed for Senate seats as Colquitt’s term ends. It argues South Georgia must groom leaders and unite with Middle and North Georgia, while opposing a third party move and emphasizing the Farmer’s Alliance. The piece notes Watson’s recent actions and possible Senate bid, warning of perceived insincerity and urging scrutiny of his political course.
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Savannah Morning News
Georgia
South Georgia
Northern
Pat Calhoun
Calhoun
Mr. Watson
Mr. Colquitt
Senator Colquit
Joe Brown
Gen. Gordon
Ravannah
Middle
North Georgia
Farmer's Alliance of
South
Watson
Senate
Senator Colquitt
Crying at funerals and the third party in southern politics
The Crawfordville Democrat editor is accused of cynicism over tears at funerals and genuine grief. The piece also notes Southern opposition to a West third party, citing Mississippi and Virginia as resisting third party drives and affirming Southern Democratic solidarity.
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Moore
Crawfordville Democrat
Weather and Crops Across the U S Executive Summary
The week ending July 10 brought cooler conditions overall with heavy rain in the lower Mississippi Valley boosting crops. Cotton and upland corn lag in many areas while Louisiana reports copious, well distributed rains aiding all crops. Texas East Coast shows promising cotton, but drought in parts of North and West Texas hurts early corn. South Carolina and Virginia see improvements but harvesting delays. Hood’s Darsaparilla note appears at article end.
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Athens
Weather” Bureau
Washington
United States
Rio de Grande Valley
California
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Gulf States
Pacific Coast
Upper Lake Region
Mississippii Valley
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
South Carolina
The Deadly Cigarette and Political Moves in Georgia
The article reports on legislative actions in Georgia including a proposed tax on cigarette manufacturing and sales to fund Confederate widows’ pensions, debates on re apportioned senatorial districts, and a joint session that elected W. H. Fish as Southeastern circuit judge. It covers measures on a railroad charter, licensing for baseball clubs, stockholder rights, and public notices of future speeches and payments. It also notes the arrest of John Rutherford, an escaped convict.
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Robert L. Berner
Berner
Sinquefield
House
Senate
Sinquifield
Washington
Fleming
Augusta
General Assembly
Ili
Allen’ Fort
W. H. Fish
Macon County
Seay
Floyd
Southern Atlantic Railroad Road
Tatum
Dade
Rome
Floyd County
Richmond
Atlanta
Rainey
Cobb
Smith
Greene
Pope
Oglethorpe
Casting out 9s method for checking multiplication
An expert demonstrates a rapid check for products using casting out 9s. By summing digits of multiplicand and multiplier, dividing by nine, and comparing remainders with the product’s digit sum, one can detect errors in multiplication or division. The method is illustrated with examples like 672 times 589 and 390 times 396.
Banks Alliance Notice Details Fraud By Member
Banks county sub Alliance No. 1074 cautions members about J. K. Fuller of Bushville Alliance who obtained credit for guano and dry goods from his brother landlord then vanished, leaving the Alliance to cover the costs. By order of Bushville Alliance No. 1074.
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Banks County
J. K. Fuller
Bushville Alliance
Alliance
Bushville
Banks
Worth Something and the Diamond Spectacles
The text notes Skiff the jeweler has received kind remarks and some criticisms that should not have been hurled. It urges standing for what is right to the death, trusting consequences will follow if one wears the diamond spectacles.
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Skiff
Prohibition Club Forms In Athens To Fight Blind Tigers
A permanent Prohibition Club organization is planned in Clarke county Athens after a meeting at Good Templar's hall called by George C. Thomas. David C. Barrow chairs, Julian Gardner serves as secretary, with a committee to draft by laws. A Friday assembly aims to perfect the group and invite Prohibitionists and opponents of illegal liquor sales. The piece urges turnout to root out illegal tigers in Athens and notes a medicinal advert for Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial at the end.
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George C. Thomas
Prohibition Club
Clarke County
Good Templar’s
Athens
David C. Barrow
Julian Gardner
Charman
George E Stone
E.L Smith
Russian Hebrew Swoops on Money Brokers at New York Barge Office
A tall Russian Hebrew Israel Pinkus offered 17 000 in Russian currency to a New York barge office money broker, claiming many steerage passengers on the Furst Burg were Russian refugees. Pinkus, nearly 60 and well dressed, reportedly built wealth before being ordered to leave the country.
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New York
Israel Pinkus
Odessa
Israel
Furst Bisburg
Enormous caves found in Josephine County Oregon
The Examiner reports vast caverns twelve miles north of the California line in Josephine County Oregon. An exploration party via Grant's Pass Kerby and local trails entered a limestone cave with honeycombed walls many miles of passages a small lake a thirty foot waterfall and a few bear bones near the entrance. The cave is estimated as large as Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.
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San Francisco
The
Examiner
Josephine County
Oregon
California
Grant’s Pass
Oregon and California
Southern Pacific
Kerby
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Town orders negroes to leave after Love assassination
Reports from Gainesville say following the murder of Dr. J B Love in Nacona by Ike Gaham the white community demands all black residents depart within ten days or face death. Most newcomers have already begun exiting and many more are expected to leave before the deadline.
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Gainnesville
Dr. J
Nacona
Ike Gaham
Acassin
TV Namber
Richmond Chosen by Mrs Davis for Husband’s Resting Place
A World despatch reports Mrs Jefferson Davis selects Richmond Virginia as the final resting place for her husband’s remains. In Brooklyn a mother in a drunken frenzy climbs a window with her infant, threatens self harm and then swings to a fire escape.
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Jefferon Davis
Tiuw York
Jefferson Davis
Richmond, Va
New York
John Curran
Bevevenne
Chauncey Street
Brooklyn
Wild Dance Sparks Indian Tension at White Earth Reserve
Reports from the White Earth reservation in Minnesota describe rising unrest as Chippewas and Leech Lake delegation join in a wild dance amid fears of riot or massacre. General Merritt may deploy two to three companies of the Third Regiment to restore order.
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White Ith Reservation
Whitr
Minn
White Earth Reservation
Merritt
Leech Lake
White
Interior Department
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