Incoming House and Market Panic Reflections
The piece laments distrust of the incoming House of Representatives and warns of tariff battles. It recalls a stock exchange panic averted by providential action, critiques Wanamaker as a moral reformer, and notes Allen Thurman’s birthday tribute amid Democratic ideals.
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Use of Representatives
John Sherman
Ofinancier
Richmond
House of Representatives
Ave
John
House of
Benjam Oi
Harrison
Allen G. Thurman
Boca
Thurman
Stansman
Wal Street
United States
Stock Exchange
Farmers' Club Show Delights Audiences With Evening Program
The Farmers' Club presented a full program that charmed the audience with refined performances. Mrs. Stanley received special praise for a deep resonant voice and magnetic delivery. Susie Lumpkin impressed with recitation and graceful presence among other featured acts and student participants.
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Farmers’ Club
Stanley
Schaller
Guartettes
Susie Lumpkin
Racker
Carlton
Cook
Eatonton Quartette
Dibowski
Leila Parr
James McCulloch
Wade
Eatonton
Wacks
Lownds Calhoun
Harry Smith
Patti Tosa
University Quartette
Serious Cotton Picking Crisis Widens Across South
A farmer reports cotton not picked and labor shortages threaten crops and prices. He warns rotted bolls and inferior quality, while many workers demand prohibitive wages. The issue, seen as national in scope, risks harming trade and industrial interests unless resolved quickly.
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South
Free Delivery System to Begin January First in Athens
Inspector Beath recently finalized plans with Mr. Bloomfield to enlarge the post office to accommodate the new free delivery system, set to launch January first. Mr. Booth expresses strong optimism about Athens receiving a first class service, noting his presence as a guarantee of success and praising his courteous manner.
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Inspector Beath
Bloomfield
Booth
Athens
Boy Fights Intense Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Clarke Hilsman, aged thirteen, suffers severe hydrophobia with thirst and convulsions after a dog bite months earlier. Doctors Goss, Gerdine, Steedly and Dozier diagnose hydrophobia and warn the boy may die within days. He dies Sunday morning as the community mourns the tragedy.
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Goss
Gerdine
Steedly
Dozier
Clarke Hilsman
S.C. Benedict
Clarke
Messrs. Snead
Clarence Rowland
Lhis
Athens
W. B. Steedley
Hart idgh and Chatham election clash stirs party angst
At the Capitol Gat away artridge of Chatham and Norwood spoke amid dissatisfaction with caucus conduct. Hartridge defended breaking caucus obligations while alleging two fraud claims and Calhoun’s nomination. Norwood attacked Calhoun and Gordon as monopolists. Calhoun’s supporters remain confident of victory.
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Atlanta
Gataway Artridge
Chatham
Norwood
Capitol
Hartridge
Hammond
Railroad Commission
Calhoun
Gordon
Livingston
Macnne
Macune
Barnett Shoals Factory Near Athens Opens Soon
Bloomfield Water Power Co announces Barnett Shoals Factory on the Oconee river nine miles from Athens will commence operations soon. The plant, with five thousand horse power water power and four hundred fifty horsepower factory power, will operate day and night with incandescent lighting. A skilled superintendent will lead staff. a Farmers Club resolution seeks a county Commissioner of Agriculture and an ex officio vice president for Clarke county Farmers Club. Miss Aliie Pledger of Princeton Factory dies at about sixteen after long illness.
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Barnett Shoals
Oconee
J.P. King Mills
Augusta
Union
Athens
Lucy
Jas. C. Bloomfield
Thuralay
E. Db. Newton
Farmers’ Club
Clarke County
Wuerens
Georgia
State Agricultural Society
State Department of Agriculture
W.J. Morton
Aliie Pledger
Thos, Pledger
Princeton Factory
Miss Pledger
Notable Speech Defends Alliance and Calhoun’s Stand
A Georgia legislative reading presents Patrick Calhoun of Atlanta defending the Farmers Alliance and the Sub Treasury plan. He argues the alliance embodies principles, opposes personalism, and urges railroad reform, currency stability, and southern economic unity with the Northwest. The speech cites political tension, railroad interests, and a broader financial reform agenda.
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Senator Nunnally
Pat Calhoun
Georgia
Patrick Calhoun
Atlanta
Farmers' Alliance
Rand
Rand Estate E Yeuse of Iesch
Gad
Texan Ag
Vailroads
America
Wall Street
Aig
Great Northwest
Ohio River
South Atlantic
Foriers
Pit
House
Columbia
A. ©. Haskell
Abo & Tall Commission
Senate
Railroad Commission
Talthen
Bishop Beckwith Through Unclear Letters
A fragmented notice discusses Bishop Beckwith and friends of this distinguished person troubled by a poor condition. It hints at potential hope for a change, though details are severely garbled and uncertain.
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Beckwith
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