Lecturers to Resume Farmers Institute Lectures Next Month
Professors from the State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts plan a new round of lectures to promote Farmers Institutes across Georgia. President H C White says twelve talks will be delivered in spring at various North Georgia towns including Thomson Waynesboro Cartersville Gainesville and Cedartown starting next month.
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State College of Agriculture and
Mechanica Arta
South Georgia
H.C. White
State College
Georgia Agriculture
White
Sadder and wiser the city tale of a young farmer
A young Georgia farmer sold his farm in January to a northern buyer and came to Atlanta seeking fame and easy money. He found only hardship as cotton prices fell, struggled to find work, spent his savings, and now must return home to farm. The piece warns that city glamour hides risk and promises other youths may learn from his bitter experience.
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North
Georgia
Atlanta
Stone and Florence Daniell Wed in Quiet Ceremony
George E Stone and Florence Daniell were married last evening at the Daniels residence on Cemetery street. Only relatives attended the ceremony conducted by Dr Stone, the bridegroom’s father. The News Editor of the N&R is praised in the notice for the union of a prominent Ath town couple.
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Ie’saunton Cemetery
Orge E. Stone
Florence Daniell
Avante in Ga, C & N Right of Way Case Heads to Court
The Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railway case moves toward a Supreme Court ruling within a week. Attorneys predict success if the decision favors the road, securing a right of way over the Georgia railroad line. If lost, another right of way would be pursued, with action expected in Atlanta within about sixty days. Additionally a note mentions the eldest daughter of Mr John HP in her home in Germany.
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Georgia, Carolina and Northernilway Company
Supremeourt
Georgia
Caroline
Norem
Georgia’ Railroad
Gaza City
Atta
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Pixty
MroJohn
Hermany Thendawleh
Hill in New York endorsed by democratic masses
Captain J J C McMahon reports from New York that Hill appears the clear choice of the New York Democrats for president. He notes strong support among workers and many businessmen opposing Bill and Cleveland, with Republicans fearing Hill more than any other candidate. He suggests party disruption may be limited if Democrats statewide rally behind Hill.
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J. J.C. McMahon
Boxing
New York
Hill
Cleveland
Clevelan
Orange blossoms mark Chandler Hurt wedding in Lexington
This morning at Lexington the marriage of Mr. C. B. Chandler and Miss Minnie Hurt will occur at the bride’s home with Rev. Cheney officiating. After the ceremony the couple will travel to Athens by Ge road then host a lunch at the groom’s mother’s residence. They plan visits to Ausata Savannah and Florida before returning.
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Lexington
C. B. Chandler
Minnie Hurt
Cheney
Chandler
Athens
Charlie
Ausata
Savannah
Florida
From Point Peter A Thriving Section Reports Changes
The article notes cotton acreage cut by 20 to 25 percent with corn up, compost heaps visible, and home made fertilizers used as the community aims for a “new leaf.” It mentions political issues like Ocala platform and tariff reform, and that the precinct backs ex president Cleveland over Hill, signaling influence on Chicago convention.
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Pont Peres
G.,c.&nifs
Athens
Elberton
Lawson
Daily Mail
Temmany
New York
Hill
Cleveland
Chicago
Georgia politicians tour Mavineor area and discuss races
Col Wm A Broughton manager of Alliatos Exchange visits Mavinor Georgia as potential candidate for Congress from the Eighth district. Frank C Davis candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture also in town talking with farmers and press. Athens attorney T K Cobb attends local court. Madisonian editors Meira, Furlow and Candler praised for Democratic influence.
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Mavinor
Specifl
Col
Wm. A. Broughton
Meneger
Alliatos Exchange
Georgia
Broughton
Congress
Frank C.daviz
Alty
T. K. Cobb
Athens
Meira, Furlow and Candler
The
Madisonian
Third Party Platform Adopted at St Louis Convention
The St Louis convention adopted a strong Third party platform led by the Industrial Conference endorsement. Southern delegates like Livingston opposed the move while the majority pressed to form a new party, pushing a mass meeting to rally support and frame the endorsement. General Weaver chaired as the effort grew from an infant stage with internal tensions and a proposed joint blame on Democrats and Republicans for poverty.
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St. Louis
Livingston
Democratic
Weaver
Iowa
Georgia delegates clash at St Louis caucus with pledged votes
In St Louis Georgia delegates debated credentials for Post Parker and Branch. Gilmore was named by Humphreys to represent Georgia negro Alliance members and received eleven votes, signaling about 110 such members in Georgia. A scene closed the day with a rallying prayer and a sharp political dispute over a reform platform.
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Parker
Branch
Music Hall
Watterson
Indiana
Kansas
Ben Terrell
Committee On Platform
Beecher's Bold Brooklyn Sermon Sets Course for Plymouth Church
In 1847 Beecher delivers a fiery Brooklyn sermon at Plymouth Church where he vows to apply Christianity to national sins like intemperance and slavery. He faces wary congregants but remains steadfast, preaching with a new uncompromising tone. He is installed as pastor on November 11 1847 after a month of preaching.
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Iean
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Heroas
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World Becomes Stage for a Thousand Wonders
A garbled ad copy parodies Jules Verne and touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure. It claims the remedy cures scrofula lung issues and chest troubles, and promises a guaranteed payoff with payment on delivery, urging skepticism.
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Phileas
Dr Pierce
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Disappearance reported of Russian peddler J Kitai
Augusta reports S Sternberg, a dry goods merchant, has filed a report about the mysterious vanishing of J Kitai who left in December to peddle goods. Kitai last wrote from Ward 8, South Carolina, on December 14 for more goods. The case remains unsettled and is being investigated.
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S. Sternberg
J. Kitai
Katai
Wards
Sternere
Platform for new party urged by workers and farmers
A mass meeting in St Louis signals the birth of a third party led by McCune and Weaver. The platform denounces old parties, calls for labor unity, condemns corruption and silver demonetization, and aims to rally producers across the nation, with a southern vote, and gains in Nebraska, Kansas, and South Dakota.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
al- Hanee
Georgia
Platform of Principles From Postwar Labor Conference
The text outlines a unified labor platform urging permanent union of labor in the United States, calling for wealth redistribution to workers, national currency reforms, free coinage of silver, a graduated income tax, government backed postal savings, land reform restricting alien ownership, government ownership of transportation and communications, and veterans’ pay parity. It ends with a vow to unite formerly divided factions and uphold national greatness.
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Great Labor Conference
United States
World
National Congress
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Gara
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Hays
Drosdfo Co
Union of
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Farmers’ Alliance
Women Hold Caucus In St Louis For N W A
The National Woman’s Alliance met at the Richelian hotel in St Louis on February 24. Mrs Emma McCormick presided and Mrs Fannie Pack served as secretary, with committee appointments by Mrs Mary Lease of Kansas Mrs Mary McClellan of Topeka and Mrs Annetta Nye of California to draft a woman’s suffrage plank for the upcoming industrial conference. The forenoon discussed fundraising for the coming campaign.
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Emma “McCormick
Fannie Pack
Mary Lease
Kansas
Mary McClellan
Topeka
Kung
Annetta Nye
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