Tragic Death of Miss M Dibowski in Athens
Miss M Dibowski a gifted instrumental music teacher at Lucy Cobb Institute dies after gastric illness in Athens. Funeral train carries remains to Cincinnati. city mourns loss of a young Christian musician beloved by church and Institute community. Noted performer praised after Christmas visit to Cincinnati and planned year in Berlin.
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M. Dibowski
Lucy Cobb Institute
John J. Strickland
Institute
CO. W. Lane
Macon and Northern
Cincinnati
Matiles Dibowski
Miss Dibowsk
J. J Strickland
Strickland
Lange
Berlin
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Dibowski
Earth
University Field Day Set For May Ninth
University plans a grand Field Day on Monday May 9 with contests including baseball throw 50 yards dash standing jumps hurdle races high jumps hammer throw shot put wrestling and sprints. prizes totaling 40 will be awarded as the city aids the exhibition drawing large crowds to campus for a festive athletic day.
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Comet Ee
Pasrcione
Samb Ca College
Meeting of Eighth District Democrats Set in Athens
The Democratic Executive Committee of the Eighth Congressional District is called to convene in Athens, Georgia, on Wednesday May 4, 1892 at 10 o'clock A M. Members listed include Elbert N G Long Hart S M Bobo Madison Berry T Moseley Franklin K Cannon Clarke D O Anthony Oconee B E Overby Morgan W D Barker Oglethorpe Wnm M Howard Wilks W M Sims Jasper Greene Chas C Davison Berry T Moseley John P Shannon Secretary. The meeting aims to unify Democratic forces. possible crossovers to a third party to be decided by the gathering.
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Eighth Congressional District
Athens
Eighth District
8Th Congressional District
Elbert—N.g. Long
Hart
S. M. Bobo
Madison
Berry T. Moseley
Franklin
K. Cannon
Clarke
D. O. Anthony
Oconee
B. E. Overby
Morgan
W. D. Barker
Oglethorpe
Wnm
M. Howard
Wilks
W. M
Sixth Distric
Letter from Hon H W Bell urges rejoining Democrats
Hon H W Bell explains his decision to abandon the People’s Party and resume Democratic ranks to preserve Alliance unity and push financial relief. He argues no other avenue remains for reform and cites his five day trial with the People’s Party as justification. His remarks reflect party realignment and concerns over a monied aristocracy.
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Jackson Herald
H. W. Bell
People’ Party
Democrats
People’s Party
Democratic Party
Tusy
Ireland
Peoples Party
Peoples’ Party
St. Louis
W. Beit
Democrats Convene Across Counties For Campaign Meetings
In Wilkes and surrounding counties campaigns heat up as Hon J C C Black of Augusta addresses Wilkes Democrats in Washington with Athenians likely joining. Capt W D O Farrell and others attend. Allen D Candier works for organized Democracy in the ninth district with a big morning speech. Oglethorpe and Oconee Democrats plan meetings in Lexington and Watkinsville, while a third party gathering is scheduled next Tuesday with J N Twitty as speaker.
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J. C.C. Black
Augusta
Wilkes County
Washington
W. D. O'Farrell
Allen D. Candier
Congress
Democrats Pack House at Nicholson Meeting of Debates
Capt Burnett and Judge Thomas spoke for democracy while Mr Matthews upheld third partyism at Nicholson. A large crowd attended the meeting to hear arguments on party loyalty with songs, jabs about carpetbag rule, and a sharp exchange on pensions and silver. The discussion ended with a Democratic majority and plans for another rally by Mr Brick.
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Nicholson
Democrats
W. B. Burnett
G. C.thomas
Emy
Prfessor
A. L. Barre
CaHorus
Daniel Matthews
Capt Burnett
Mr. Matthews
Capt. Bunett
Matthews
Nicholsor
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Appomattox
Capt. Burnett
Post
Beast Butler
Butler
Jefferson Davis
Judas Lecariate
JR Burnett
Thomas
Kansas
Judge Thomas
Mr. Brick
Atlanta Supreme court blocks Georgia Road entry into city
Atlanta on April 29 reports the Supreme court refused to interfere with Judge Clarke's injunction blocking the Georgia into entering Atlanta over the Georgia Railroad property. The ruling? vague, leaves constitutional questions unsettled while keeping the new Georgia Carolina and Northern line out until a full trial. The line plans to serve outer traffic meanwhile as it awaits eventual right of way.
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Atlanta
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Supreme Court
Georgia Railroad
Clarke
Georgia C
Carolina and Northern
Georgia,Carolina and Northern
Georgia Railrad
Georgis Road
Marehall J. Clarke
Georgia
Carolina
Northern
Secretary of State
Philadelphia's Grand Central Theater Fire Claims Six Lives
Privateerator, April 28. Fire breaks out as Devil's Auction opens at Grand Central theater. Panic ensues, burning scenery, and collapse leave over a million dollars in ashes. Six actors die including Thomas Lorella and Flora Lorella. many injured, some fatally. The Times annex and surrounding rooms suffer severe damage. power house and streetcar lines wrecked. main losses exceed a million dollars.
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Priavecrata
Devil’s Auction Company
Grand Central Theater
Thomas Lorella
Flora Lorella
Vancentoiia Chitten
the Times
Times
City Department of the Times
Wilson
The
Roomaa
American Press Association
DeKosenko
Sassae
Debates Postponed as Governor Tillman Heads to Washington
Governor Tillman will leave Columbia for Washington on Saturday to press for 9000 dollars in withheld direct tax funds. Debates scheduled for Spartanburg on the 30th and Laurens on May 2 are indefinitely postponed due to his trip. Opponents use his absence to allege reluctance to meet Sheppard, though Tillman had prior appointments with federal officials. Senator Irby predicts Tillman’s re election and unity in Carolina.
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Columbia
D. C
Tillman
Washington
Spartanburg
Laurens
United States
South Carolina
Thilman
Avgnsta
Irby
Augusta
Whiling Away Time A Checker Board in Jury Room
A juror detained in the jury room during court created a checker board on a chair bottom to pass the long hours while the panel struggled to reach a verdict. The Superior Court finished most jail cases, leaving only one to move to City Court. Sam Gregory, a jailed escapee, remains among those not yet resolved alongside condemned murderer William Johnson.
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Jau
Sam Gregory
William Johnson
Crescent ad puzzle mystery in weekly newspaper feature
A fragmented 3 inch display advertisement appears weekly from Dr Harter Medicine Co. The ad claims a Crescent mark on all products and asks readers to name the word hidden in the display as part of a continuing puzzle.
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Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Oh what a cough warning against consumption and Shilohs Cure
The notice warns that consumption is a terrible disease and urges action over a 50 cent risk. It touts Shilohs Cure as a guaranteed remedy with claims of over a million bottles sold in the past year. Mothers are advised to use Shilohs Plaster for back size or chest relief, sold by City Drug Store under manager B C Orr.
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Jackson
John Crawford & Co
City Drug Store
B.C. Orr
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