Southern Democrat Views on 1892 Unity and Seccession Talk
A long editorial notes Colonel Evan P Howell of the Atlanta Constitution and his rumored stance on Democratic chances in 1892. It cites union with the West and South over currency, cites Farmers Alliance as party backbone, and questions the Troy Budget's portrayal while praising the Banner for loyalty to democracy. The piece also mentions University of Georgia athletics, local editorial exchanges, and regional crop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Wanamaker
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta, Ga
Constittion
Solid South
Georgia
Howell
Patrick Walsh
Augusta Chronicle
Cleveland
New York State
Evan Howell
Farmers’ Alliance
Captain Howell
West
Democratic Party
Alliance
Republican Party
Cobb plan to appropriate funds praised in Georgia exhibit bid
The Americus Times Recorder endorses Prof. Andrew J. Cobb for securing an appropriation from the Western and Atlantic rental to finance a World's Fair exhibit. It lauds Cobb as a prudent, principled lawyer whose public spirit and constitutional respect underpin support for the plan across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Cobb
Cobb
Americus Times Recorder
Recorder
Georgia
Georgia Social Notes Highlight Alumni and Society Figures
Mr Clarke Howell of Atlanta hosts the treasurer of the New York Southern Society for several weeks. Hon Peter W Meldrim attends university commencement as a favored alumnus. Charles Edgeworth Jones of Augusta joins the New York City Medical Legal Society. Hartridge of the Savannah Times is not accused of losing money in the railroad. Wallace P Reed, Atlanta Constitution writer, featured in a weekly society sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howelt
Clarke Howell
Atlanta
New York Southern Society
Melprim
Peter W. Meldrim
Meldrim
Jones
Charles Edgeworth Jones
Augusta
Medical Legal Society of
New York City
Hartripar
Gazaway N Hartridge
Savannah Times
Marietta & North Georgia
Hartridge
Wallace P. Reed
Atlanta Constitution
Deed
Fractured Rhetoric on Alliances and Party Lines
The piece laments Democratic decline and equates the Farmers' Alliance with the Democracy, arguing Alliancemen align with core principles. It questions scrutiny of student dances and cites George Washington to defend unconventional comportment in public life.
A Gay Commencement and a Reading by Col Johnson
The piece discusses a gay commencement with dances and events, noting the four magnificent programs and expectations of visitors from the state. It also promotes Col Richard Malcomb Johnson’s reading at the Athens Y M C A to benefit the association with a fifty cent admission, praising his stature as a Georgian writer and former University professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichore
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Athens Y
Col. Johnson
Athens
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Battle of the rail reveals Athens petitions for better Georgia service
Athens residents circulate a petition urging Georgia Railroad passenger officials to improve the Athens and Union Point branch. Complaints cite shabby cars and delays, while rail improvements spread across the Northeastern and Covington Macon lines amid wrecks and road work. Major Hamilton Wilkins aims to modernize the Covington and Macon route, with melons and railroad men represented at a Macon melon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
The
Georgia Railroad
South
Union Point
Covington
Macon
Hamilton Wilkins
Messrs. Dade Sams
Southern Despatch Line
C. R. Winburn
Georgia Southern System
W. L. Conley
Louisville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
A. G. Craig
Covington and Macon
James O'Farrell
M. A. Ross
Central
Thomas Clayton
J. Randolph Jeter
Tennessee
A.turner
J. H. Dorsey
Georgia Southern
Monument corner stone list recalls Confederate dead in Athens
Dr. William King of Atlanta recounts items laid in the corner stone of Athens Confederate monument. The long inventory includes Confederate States constitution, Cobb’s Legion, battle rolls, musters, currency, and university catalog, plus period notices and local lodge records. Electric Bitters testimonials conclude the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King
Ladies Memorial Association
Ocones
Atlanta
Athens
Mt. Vernon Lodge
F. A.M. Ile
Georgia
Army of
Cobb
Legion
T. R. K. Cobb
E. P. Lumpkin
Howell Cobb
Memorial Association
A. Mitchell
Athens Fire Company
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
University of Geora
Southern Atchman
J. E. Rich
Confederate States Armory of
Cook and Brother
Confederate States
State of Georgia
Georgia Collegian
Georgia Mansonic Mutual Life Insoree
Williams Lodge
Southern Banner
Troop Artillery
Delaney
Grady
Mell Rifles
Manassas
Russell
London ‘Times
Groop Artillery
Robert E. Lee
Mt. Vernon Lodge No
A. M
Towns Prominent Merchant Dies After Long Illness
After a long illness, W. H. Towns, a well known cotton and provision merchant, died at his home. He had been seriously ill for some time and his death was not entirely unexpected. He leaves a wife and five children. His passing is a sad grievance to his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Towns
Aconeest
Jefferson Jottings: Dr W B J Hardeman and local news
Jefferson May 12 reports Dr W B J Hardeman of Harmony Grove visiting the city. W H Smith made a short trip to the Classic City. N N Pendergrass Co. work on repairs after damage to their business house. News arrives of the killing of Gus Drake near Nicholson after a singing at Sam Suddeth’s. He was with youths under whisky influence. Two shots were heard after leaving the event. No arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefrenson
W. B. J. Hardeman
Harmony Grove
W. H. Smith
N. N. Pendergrass & Co
Gus Drake
Nicholson
Sam Suddeth
Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial Praised by Kentucky Seller
John H. Jones of Tuttle Kentucky reports selling medicine for seventeen years and declares Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial the best ever sold for its joy bringing effects to every mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Jones
Tuttle, Ky
Dr. Biggers
Over in Jefferson What Is Going On With the Good People
Jefferson Ga May 10 Mr J N Hattler of Avalon is in the city and was first honor man of the class of 90 at the University Picnics are the order of the day with two held near Jefferson Gallilee Alliance praised the county Alliance with a fine speech at Thompsons mill Speakers included A W Bell J E J Send J N Twitty and J J Bennett Teachers of Martin Institute picnicked near Hancock bridge reporting a pleasant time Mrs W A Burns of Athens visits sister Mrs A Burns on Lawrenceville street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jefferson, Ga
J. N. Hattler
Avalon
Jefferson
Gallilee Alliance
County Alliance
Thompson’s Mill
A. W. Bell
J. E. J. Send
J.N. Twitty
J.J. Bennett
Martin Instate
Hancock Bridge
W. A. Burns
Athens
Mrs.a. Burns
Lawrenceville Street
Memorial Exercises Divisive Sunday Ban Passed
In Atlanta on May 11 the Methodist Ministers Association approved a resolution condemning Sunday memorial exercises for Confederate dead. A second motion backed closing soda fountains and cigar sales on Sunday. Also in court W R Svals seeks 5000 dollars for alienation of affection from his wife against his mother in law and her husband. An advertisement touts Dr Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir with claims of curing indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Methodist Ministers Association
South
W. R. Svals
High Standing and Voices in the Community
A collection of short observations on leadership and public opinion. Notes on Skiif the Jeweler’s departure and the need for a replacement, price reductions on watches and jewelry, praise for sacred song over dull preaching, and a quip on Vox populi. The piece closes with a report that students will finish drills for the season and the battalion has performed well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skiif
Dr. Glover Repeats Jail Escape in Franklin County
In Carnesville Franklin County the well known Dr. Glover has been jailed again after a second escape. Locals note his odd behavior post arrest including jokes singing and dancing while asserting he is sane. Trial expected with possible conviction despite antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Glover
Carnesville
Clark's Lightning Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
A touted remedy claims to ease rheumatic pains directly at the seat of pain without blood treatment. The advertisement argues liniment acts quickly, promising immediate relief and denouncing lengthy blood cure theories as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Clark
Two Double Weddings Near Carxesville Ga Reported
May 12 in Carxesville Ga a double marriage occurred a mile and a half from town. M D Crenshaw wed Miss Julia Bennett and S K Taylor wed Miss Jane Bennett with M S Ayers, Esq performing the ceremony. Best men were J B Parks and A N King. The couples were joined in a yard ceremony at Mrs Mullinas. Local merchants advertise wines for sale in Athens and nearby by several merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carxesville
Yasterday
M. D. Crenshaw
Julia Bennett
K. Taylor
Misa Jane
Bennett
M. Ayers, Esq
J. Bparks
A. N. King
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Eatonton Messenger
Messenger
Chronicle
University of Georgia
France
Paris Journal Des Debats
Louisville Courier-Journal
Harrison
Jerry Rusk
Mr. Wanamaker
Oxford
Mr. Buaine
Geome
Italy
Scorr Thornton
Scorr
Henry Cazor Lopes
Brarne
Buarnz
Hanrit
Americus Times
Professor Cobb
Banner Waveles
Democracy
George Washington
Richard Malcomb Johnson
Georgia’s Service
Northeastern
Covington & Ma~con
Covington & Macon
L. L. McClesky
Lula
Greensboro
N.C
Richmond and
Danville
Majorete Randolph
East Tennessee
Washington City
Kankakee
Suwanee
Dublin
Sea
John Crawford & Co
Holt
Dr. Holt
Dytic Elixir Co
Vox Populi
Chicago
Hood
Fit & Walling Mfg. Co
Tam
Sue
Railroad St
Kendallville
Ind
C. L Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Michael Bros
Altham
Elgin
Durham
N. C
Aurmig
Empire Watch Co
Maiden Lane
Canars
Wooldridge
Bor Sale
Pat le
Han
Joup
IOW &Co
Omica
Washington, D.t
McElree
Cardul
Thedford
Linpon
Tee Mason
William Mason
Jyem
Eorgia
Crarxy Couxry
Grice
Rgia
Clarke Cousty
Ora
Nia Cobb
Mary
Aer Sr
S.M. Herringreg
Tina
Clarke County
Tug Tinny
Thomas P. Martin
Jong
Navy
City of Athens
Hodgson
Harriet Stoud
Foundry
Re Evans Col
Said
B. A. Noble
Harriet Evays
Eceiae
Hoigson
Paya K. R. Hodgson
A. H. Hidgen
Hoigs
N Bros ‘Ley Issong
Hjad
Court of
Gary
Court House
We County
Suis
Athen
Coleman
Che Morris
Jamael Morris
Carl
Charles Morrin
GPRS
Superior Court
Said County
R.K Reaves
John A. Hunnic
Morton
Moses Myers
George T. Hogs
Atu
Atens Lady Alumufacturing Co
Gorgia
Toi
Wakeshaws
Edness
A. Haupral
Pes
Clarke
Athens Nutsctaring Company
Clai
J. K. Kenney
Abt
Superior Cou
T Clarke Cout
Athenaeum
Bagaow
Hout
Heath Grorata
J. K. Kesstts
W &T
Clarke Gounty
Keaves
Deen Panna
Edward Lillyed
Bar Shuula
Moy Liu
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