At the Capital Speaker Crisp Reassumes Chair
The House, with Speaker Crisp slightly improved, reconvened amid a small attendance. Tarmey of Missouri gained unanimous consent to study eight hour law enforcement, its evasion, possible amendments, convict labor, and government use of convict product. The session paused for committee of the whole on labor matters.
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Crisp
Washinatox
Tarmey
Mis ‘Souri
Committee On “Labor
United States
Bynum
Indiana
India
Harrison
Life Saving Service
Fifth District
Oxmoor
Hog Island
Georgia Prohibition Group Endorses Local Option Policy
At Lanra Georgia on February 25 the Georgia Prohibition Association executive committee declared support for local option and urged temperance voters to back lawmakers who will uphold the policy in state law. Members and guests, including General William Phillips and Rev J B Hunnicutt, approved resolutions praising local option and urging broad publication.
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Lanra
Georgia Prohibition Association
Chamber of Commerce
Honee R. Pringle
Peneuer
William Phillips
M. J. Cofer
Cause of
Temperance
G. A Nunnally
H. A.scamp
Walter B. Hill
B. Adam
L. B. Bauschell
N T. Banke
M.j.cofer
W. L. Kilpatrick
Courtroom Scuffle Ends With Fines in Georgia Case
In Mownrog Georgia on February 25 a trial for A J Arnold versus E Thomason led to a courtroom brawl. Colonel Briant was struck after remarks about illiteracy. both Arnold and his brother were fined 25 each, with Briant seeking a new trial. A separate burglary at M B McGinty’s Pumpkin Street home saw flour and meat stolen.
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Mownrog
A. J. Arnold
J. W. Arnold, Jr
E. Thomason
Briant
Thomason
Mr. Arnold
Johnnie Arnold
Mr. Briant
John Arnold
Colonel Briant
Briant Jo Cosely
Temple of Justice
Colonel Brant
M. B. McGintty
M.B. McGinty
Umpkin Street
McGinty
How She Became A Missionary
A New York woman recalls years of severe illness, a life crushed by female weakness, and failed medical help. She credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a turning point, rekindling hope and leading her to undertake missionary work.
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New York
Pnl
Pierce
Young Democrats of Clarke Organization Formed
The OCR text notes the organization of the Young Democrats in Clarke with details on leadership and purpose, signaling a new youth political group forming within the county.
Clarke County Young Democracy Club urges district wide organization
In Amens Ga February 25 1892 the Young Men's Democratic club of Clarke county calls for district wide club formation as a safeguard against the rise of third party and Republican influence. They urge meetings next Saturday and invite all Democrats, praising Jeffersonian principles and promising a district league for coordinated action. Relatives of visitors Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bishop appear in town.
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Democratic Club
Clarke County
St. Louis
Georgia
New York
W.B. Burnett
John D. Mell
Sll
Eighth
Amens
Feb
Jefferson
Republican Party
South
Democratic Party
Ana
Pool
Young Democracy
Clarke
Young Men’s Democratc Club
Young’ Democracy
Democrat League
W. B. Burvett
J.D. Meu
Highes
Saidi
Judge Lyle Seeks Congress Seat in Eighth District Campaign
Ja'ge J. B. Lyle announces active canvass for congress in the eighth district. He plans to visit counties, present views on key issues, and use his court experience and humor in speeches. Lyle, raised in Athens, formerly mayor and a district senator, is described as a strong public speaker. Orrizen. People with delicate stomachs favor Agro’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for spring use and family medicine.
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Epirus Baxter
Ja'ge
J. B. Lyle
Bec Me
Congress
Lyle
Athens
Senate of
Orrizen
Movers Replace Old Store With New Building
M Myers and Co have moved from College avenue to the next to the Southern Express Company offices. The old building will be torn down in a few days to make way for a new structure rising quickly, with completion around August. Mr Myers is praised for the city improving project. Politics in Oglethorpe county grow heated as candidates emerge, including A F Po and W E Faust with others named as potential contenders. The Echosays notes increasing legislative interest and broad representation ahead.
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Ana
Ark
Charles “Hl Recves
Roger Pumphy
Oglethorpe
Hong A. F. Po
W-E. Faust
Messie
B. B. Williams
C. "A. Stevens
R. M.bacon
S. W. Moody
R.J. ‘Willingham
New Episcopal Church Planned for Athens
Plans for a new Episcopal church in Athens are being drawn by Capt James McCulloch. The building will be located between Mrs Nevitt's lot and the entrance to Hon Popé Barrow and is expected to be completed during the spring. The church will feature a concrete design and aim to be a credit to Emmanuel church and an ornament to the city.
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Episcopal Church
James McCulloch
Emmanuel Church
Athens
Cuban Patriots In This Country Ready To Aid
A World News summary reports eight thousand Cuban patriots in the United States ready to join an armed uprising in Cuba. It says revolution plans are nearly ripe and first blows may come within days with support from Cuban factions in exile. The article notes coordinated action with revolts on the island and in U S soil to overthrow Spanish rule.
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New York
Cuba
United States
Livingston and Moses Discuss St Louis Convention Work
In Atlanta yesterday Colonel Livingston and Colonel Moses described Georgia's representation at the St Louis convention. They said regular white delegates faced initial exclusion, with shifts among Georgia alliance factions and a compromise admitting Kemp and Port. They noted platform fights and emphasized that Alliance members are not bound to the Third party.
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Raxzian
North Carolina
St. Louis
Macune
Danverit
Con Carey
Allianc-men
Rnin
Carolina
Alliance
Atlanta
Constitution
Livingston
Moses
Wilson
Palmer
Georgia
Ellington, Branch
Sid Parker
National Citizens’ Industrial Alliance
Ste” Louis
Gilmore
Svith
Colored’alliance of Georgia
Agres
Inss
Vt Geld
Dan Tly
Arus
Paonia
Planie
Livingstor
Rana
GANTT COMMENTS ON THIRD PARTY POLITICS IN GEORGIA
Atlanta reporter recalls Gantt views on a third party movement and alliance stance. He predicts alliance support for Hill over Cleveland, warns of division if a third party governs Georgia, and notes farming prospects with reduced cotton area and guano usage.
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Atlanta
Attanta
T. L. Gantt
Rye
Athern
Fn Atlan
Secreta
Dolor
Georgia
Mason and Dixon
Hill
Cleveland
Wall Street
Dtes
Democratic Party
Athe- National
Paty
P.r
Oapeaese A
Nomi
Alliance
Georgie
Columbia
Gertainiy
Convicts Shoot Guard in Wetumpka Penitentiary Ambush
In Wetumpka Alabama two convicts Gibson and Marshay attacked guard Arthur Jones near the penitentiary as he worked with four convicts. Jones killed Gibson and wounded Marshay. A third convict Colsny aided the guard, but was accidentally shot in the hand. Gibson and Marshay were described as burglars with prior escape attempts and convictions in Montgomery and Chilton counties.
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MonTgomery
Ala
Holiam Gibson
Rube Marshay
Wetunik
Arthur Jones
Géorgs Murphison
Sam
Sidney
Biaty
Kgbstienes
Shresk
Gibson
Shall
Maniby
Cols
Maris ‘Son
Twig
Monty
Marshall
Chilton County
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Miss Johnson
Miss Mitchell
Freda
Ora
Alice Mitchell
Cole
Brandt
Canaries
Theoay
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West
Atlands
Macon
Atlants
Oje
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Can’ City
Mamie
Walker
B. 8. Walker
Atlanti
Alabama
Mera
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Ababats
Actu
Pbo-Bed
Nanié
Migs Core Delowitz
Partisan
Lake Erie
Western Railroad
Solimonia River
Spain
Fennessee
James’ Matthews
Matthews
Covingt
Shbotin
Livingston and
Battle of Dr. Bulls
St.long
C. W. Hopkins
East Lamoine
Swift
Fipston
Palnie
T.w.wodt & Sons
Richmond, Mal
Garden Seeds
T.W
Ricken
J. .W. Rankin
Willian E Boga
State, University
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Btate
County School Commission
Court Horse
R.bernard, C
Board of Exlucation
Ceorgia
Cranford
Ion Gober
Mt Dardeuiany
Hickory
Rocka
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A'Rock
Ghana
Haro
Chandler
Howard
Floyd Dixon
Cote
Claree
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Ion Alte
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John Goolsby
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