Editorial endorses Georgia political reform against rings
The Atlanta Herald editorial argues Georgians should reject political rings and back citizen rule. It cites past fights among Toombs, Stephens, Hill, Norwood and others, notes rising alliances, and warns against a new national style of political self interest in Washington and state circles.
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Editorial praises University of Georgia duties to state
The Augusta Chronicle backs the University of Georgia, praising T A McGregor’s essay on the state’s duty to the university. It notes UGA graduates honor every profession and argues state support is inadequate to the university’s needs.
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State should fully fund public education and university
The piece argues Georgia and Southern states neglect higher education. It asserts no conflict between public schools and universities or with denominational colleges. Denominations support their colleges. the State must fund public schools and the University as the core of education, urging readers to recognize the university’s primacy and need.
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The Negro in the North editorial critique
An editorial from the Philadelphia Telegraph argues that many avenues to work close to African Americans in cities in the North. It contends unions bar nonwhite applicants and notes a decline in Black labor in trades and service roles, with many living in slums and facing crime and neglect.
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Ammonia as a Motor and a Question of Freedom
An unusual assertion links ammonia as a potential motor for street care with the smell as a concept. The passage provocatively argues that if smells could power motors, then emancipation of enslaved people might follow as a consequence of new labor relations.
Georgia Sanctums and Georgia Political Buzz in 1890s Era
The Madisonian notes Georgia lacks hustlers at the helm since Joseph E. Brown era. Augusta Chronicle lauds Col. James M. Smith on agriculture and Plato-like speaking. Savannah Press praises Prof. H C White for farmers institutes. McCoy, Tifton Gazette humor, and discussion of reform, railroads, juvenile justice, and Myrick's Berlin bid frame a broad political snapshot.
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Tuesday Night Clash Prompts Police Probe In Augusta
The Banner reports a confrontation between C C Dean and W H Lowe after a dispute on Broad Street. Lowe recounts a raid on Dean's room with six men gambling, a rooftop struggle, and injuries. Mayor's court investigations and a Grand Jury review follow, with Chief Davis and Officer Pope Davis defending procedure.
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Editorial Echoes Fame and Politics Across Cities
A Chicago Inter Ocean excerpt comments on Sam Watson and fame from a misspelled name on a New York Central rail line. It notes travel shifts, European gold spending, and mentions Con Huraxzy of Atlanta entering Congress. Pensions chief Lockrene ends completed files for pension claims amid reform talk. The piece mocks libel and political antics, citing Kossuth on Home Rule and remarks on Tom Watson and Georgia politics.
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Charges Against Buck From Georgia Official Spark Probes
Representative Charles L. Moses of the Fourth Georgia district files with the president a formal charge of oppressive partisanship against Marshal Buck. He cites two circulars showing Buck involved in private political work while holding party leadership roles in the northern district.
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Knights Elect Officers in Georgia Pythians Convention
Georgia Pythians close their Macon convention with a grand lodge meeting and cornerstone laying. Officers for the year are listed, and Columbus is chosen as next convention site. A separate note from Brisbane reports a Queensland holiday for gold fields to aid mine owners. In London stock markets a better open gives way to weakness. Keener kills creditor in Ohio after dispute over a $12 debt.
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Bank Failures Ripple National Banks Across the Nation
Wartroop Iowa May 17 The First National Bank of Cedar Falls suspended after assignment by William M Fields Brother importers of horses Liabilities estimated 100 000 to 150 000 plus Fields personal liability The bank remains under comptroller of the currency and is said to be solvent enough to pay all claims in full London May 17 The City of Mel ayiaee failure announced General manager Edward Rouse address 117 Bishops Gate Street Low The Citizens bank suspended in Marmarois May 17 and a receiver sought by Northwestern Guaranty Company
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From Bad to Worse Langs and Kid Boys Sufferer Testimony
A claimant describes five years of severe troubles with the Langs and kid boys, detailing ongoing suffering and hardship. The statement implies a legal or quasi legal deposition context and signals escalating distress.
In Memoriam Mrs Nicholson Dies at Industrial Home
Obituary recalls Mrs Nicholson chair of the investigating committee at the Industrial Home. She served the poor with quiet mercy, visiting sick children, sending home meals, and offering daily notes and guidance. Her loss is mourned by operatives and the matron.
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Knights in Macon Thrill City with Parade and Speeches
Macon Georgia on May 17 hosts large Knights of Pythias gathering. Leaders welcomed attendees at the Academy of Music with bright uniforms, followed by a Grand Lodge secret session. Meanwhile a Raleigh telegram notes The State Chronicle newspaper sale, involving Josee Holding and Raleigh Daniels, stirring consolidation chatter.
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Folding Bed Tragedy Claims Missionary Wife
Mrs. J. E. Clogh, wife of a noted Baptist missionary, died when a folding bed collapsed and crushed her. Her daughter witnessed the fatal accident as it occurred during a domestic tragedy. Off on Her Trial Trip City of New York Sets Sail for Official Trial in Pai, Lam Paia.
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Message on Infanta reception amid Cuban voyage plan
Secretary Gresham's Madrid dispatch informs Minister Snow of admin conclusions on the Infanta's reception arrangements. The Infanta and her suite traveled from Havana by steamer and are due to arrive in New York Friday before proceeding directly to Washington.
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Local Druggists Endorse Trusted Remedies
John Crawford and Palmer and Kinnear Druggs advertise best selling medicines on discovery. They claim Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Ammica Salve and Electric Bitters offer universal satisfaction and guarantee refunds if not satisfactory.
Harry Hill in Georgia Whiskey Case Prompts Bank Claims
The piece reports Harry Hill, conductor on the Georgia railroad, involved in a case tied to Wilson Whiskey thefts and a $20,000 shortfall left behind. Banks threaten action over disputed indorsements while local figures include Mrs. J. H. Porter and Capt. R. J. Lag’s sister. A court session and civic planning in Harmony Grove follow, noting railroad alignment and a 13 acre site for mills.
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J. H. Porter
Indy
R. J.lag
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Local notes on buildings, crimes, and travel from Macon and Georgia towns
Police in Macon patrol in full uniform after buying a bicycle. Milledgeville jail construction starts. Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland plans White House time on return from Europe. Helen Gould funds Memorial Presbyterian Church in Roxbury with perpectite stone and 800 seats. Kettle Creek church break-in damages vessels and tombstones, vandalism extended to cemetery. Boston farmer Jo J Norton visits Thomasville. 40 acres yield 1200 barrels of potatoes valued around 2400 dollars. commentary on cotton versus vegetables. Thomasville Times-Enterprise notes Chicago trip plans by three gentlemen with wagon, mules, gear, and camp.
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