He Returns to Georgia Democratic Fold
A political figure reenters the Georgia Democratic circle, signaling renewed activity within the party. The move reshapes local postings and party alignment ahead of upcoming campaigns and primaries.
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Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1892
Page
7
Editor Hawkins leaves Third party for Democracy in Watsons District
Ginzon Ga June 17 Special Editor K J Hawkins of the Enterprise Record has abandoned the People's party after long support and returns to Democracy. He cites inability of the People’s party to win statewide and in Georgia, urging honest conviction and courage. The piece notes Watson’s possible presidential consideration and party prospects in the tenth district. Reed returns to Washington after Minneapolis with quick, sharp exchanges in the House.
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Watson
Ginzon
K. J. Hawkins
The
Enterprise Record
Glascock
People’s Party
People’s
Major Black
Elington
People‘s Party
Dezertes
Democrate
Reed
Washington
Minneapolis
Harrison
Athens Fishermen in Trouble Over Oats Theft Charge
Three Athens fishermen are jailed in Greenesboro after a camping trip in Greene County ended with oats theft charges. They deny the theft, claiming they bought the oats, and expect to prove their innocence at the committal trial amid tough luck for the Athens boys.
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Athens
Greenesboro
Greene County
Atha
Georgia Teachers Association July Meeting Schedule
The Georgia Teachers Association outlines July sessions at Kimball House and Capitol with executive meetings, department programs, and general sessions. Events include addresses by W. T. Harris and John G. Harris, officer elections, and extensive committee work. Tickets offer railroad rates and hotel discounts, with a special $2 membership fee and full access for members.
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Kimball House
Council OF Education
Capitol
Kimbal House
Hall of Representatives
Friends of Education
Markham House
National Educational Association
Saratoga
N. Ys
Ni E. A
Atlanta
Beateera
Associa Jaly
C Shipiernons
Committee ON Tee
Union Depot
Evian Bangs
Cough Delays Warned Against by Local Health Notice
A brief health advisory warns against letting a cough linger. It cautions that many underestimate colds and favor ineffective remedies. The notice emphasizes seeking timely medicine and notes a local Balsam product is sold with a money back guarantee.
Western Union to provide free convention bulletins to Georgia towns
The Western Union Telegraph Company will supply free bulletins from the Chicago convention to Georgia cities including Brunswick Albany Milledgeville Rome Athens Thomasville Waycross Gainesville Newnan. A special wire between the convention hall and Atlanta will relay updates within two minutes to be shown on local Western Union bulletin boards. Superintendent J M Stephens praises the plan and expects similar success with Chicago coverage.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Minneapolis
J. M. Stephens
Western Union
Georgia
Brunswick
Albany
Milledgeville
Rome
Athens
Thomasville
Waycross
Gainesville
Newnan
Atlanta
Reope
Stephens
Still After Him Mob Seeks Lynching of Holly in Guthrie
In Guthrie Oklahoma two lynching attempts target Holly the accused rapist. A large guard and deputies surround the jail as crowds gather a sheriff’s wife escorts Holly to a carriage. Editor Thompson and Matison search the jail and confirm Holly’s removal while Governor Seay and President Harrison are alerted to maintain peace.
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GurTuri
O.T
Holly
Cleveland
Davison
Phillip Sinfield
Bryant
Thompson
the News
Matison
Harrison
Seay
Messa
Oklahoma
A. Guthrie
Fall of balloonist Waite at Tolchester Beach
An aeronaut Charles Waite attempted a parachute ascent near Tolchester Beach on Chesapeake Bay and fell after the ropes tangled. He landed in a corn field and remains unconscious though doctors report no broken bones. November 1891.
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Ironanut
Barmorez
Jane
Charles Waite
Tolchester Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Po Waite
Ratification Meeting in Chicago Hails Blaine and McKinley
A large crowd filled the Auditorium for a June 16 ratification by the Lincoln Marquette and Hamilton clubs. Cheers greeted any Blaine reference as supporters pledged loyalty to the ticket. Messages from President Harrison and congratulations to Blaine were read, with a unanimous resolution of regard adopted. Mayor Washburn attended.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Marquette
Hamilton
Blaine
J. M. Thurston
H. D. Easterbrook
Omaha
McKinley
Harrison
Washburn Presi
Baseball Records from Southern and National Leagues
Southern League games show Atlanta 3 Memphis 10 in Atlanta and Chattanooga 38 New Orleans 2 with Birmingham 4 over Mobile and Macon 8 Montgomery 11. National League results include Washington 12 St Louis 7, Philadelphia 10 over Pittsburg 4, Louisville 18 over Louis 9, Boston 11 over Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 9 over Chicago 0, and New York 9 over Cleveland 6.
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Southern League
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Macon
Mentgomery
National League
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Ercore— Pai Uaren
Louisie
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Heat wave grips major cities as several sunstruck cases rise
The Sunstruck section reports intense heat across the Northeast and Midwest. Chicago stays cool at 67 while New York averages 96 on business street thermometers. In New England heat climbs, and a Scotchman plus three Italians sunstruck in Winsted Connecticut, one Italian dying. Rail worker Richard Connors, 30, sunstruck at Central New England railroad, likely to die.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
New England
Winsted
Conn
Richard Connors
Central New England Railroad
Sunday Blue Law Relaxed by Charleton City Council
The Charleton city council voted to relax the strict Sunday blue law amid public pressure. The mayor is authorized to ease restrictions that limited Sunday commerce from nonessential goods to only Sunday cocktail, with side-door access favors noted. The move aims to curb rising public unrest over crime and restraints.
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Charleton
Cuharleston
Board of Aldermen
BASE BALL RECORDS FROM SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
The article lists scores from multiple games: Memphis and Chattanooga beat each other but the lines show Birmingham 6 Mo io 0, Macon 4 Montgomery 3, New York 12 Boston 0, Philadelphia 1, Washington 13, Cleveland 9 Louisville 4, Cleveland 2 Louisville 1, Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 1. It also reports legal and political briefs including Judge Cooper in Jackson Mississippi suing the Alabama and Vicksburg railroad for 4.30 over a delayed train and a Morristown Tennessee death by self harm among youths as well as a note on a Republican platform plank on silver coinage and bimetallic policy.
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Jackson, Miss
Cooper
Supreme Court
Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad
Columbus
Curiaco
Minneapolis
Jones
Two More Prohibition Sensations Reported in Augusta
Augusta Ga June 16 Prohibitionists claim new sensations in the campaign. Rumors include alleged illegal voter registrations and arrests list compiled by M P Foster. Also noted are resignations at Broad Street Methodist and a minister’s sermon stance linked to the Prohibition effort.
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Avausta
M. P. Foster
Augusta
Ava
Sts
Louis Goodrich
Broad Street Methodist Sunday School
Goodrich
Willam Dunbar
Methodist Church
Sun Smal
Assis - Dunbar
Athens Hardware Co
Athens
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