Third party gathers in Clarke to hear Weaver rival
A large Third party assembly filled the Clarke county court house with Watsonian supporters from Hall Gwinnett Jackson Oconee and Madison counties. They failed to lure James B Weaver to speak prompting Democrats led by General John B Gordon to claim the venue. Gordon addressed a cheering Grove crowd denouncing Weaver and criticizing his federal record.
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Wren Avyrk
Court House
Hall
Clarke
Watson
John B. Gordon
Commercial Hotel
George T. Murrell
Messrs. Haney
Lord
English
Jackson County
Weaver
Democrats
General Gordon
Democrata
Ataird
Third party rally in Athens ends with mixed crowd
General Gordon spoke forcefully on tariffs and pensions at an Athens gathering. About five hundred third party men attended, with roughly two hundred fifty black attendees and four hundred Democrats remaining mostly in stores. After a dinner at Prof. Thomas's house, Gordon left by train headed to Paulding county for another rally.
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Gordon
Weaver
W. B. Burnett
Burnett
Athens
General Gordon
George Dudley Thomas
Paulding County
Ola Free Bistein
H. L. Loucks
National Alliance
Robins
A.G. Wardall
Wild West
W.¥. Carter
Hart County
Danielsville
H. H. Carlton
Madison County
Dr. Carlton
Carlton
Teoson
Darien
Brunswick Times
Floyd
Macon
Bray
E. A. _ Newton
Ocean Hotel
South Georg College
McRae
McRais
Savannah
Ibaa
Thia
Manchester
Man Shot Near Helicon Springs in Madison County
Harve Mathews was shot Saturday night with a bullet striking his shoulder and lodging near the backbone. He had the bullet extracted by Dr. Benedict after returning to the city. Mathews says a black man fired, claiming insult to the shooter's wife, then another report attributes the shooter to Boger Mathews during a buggy ride near Helicon Springs on the Danville road. No prosecution planned.
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Harve Mathews
Jasper Nash
McArthur
Montgomery County
S.c.ryals
Lumber City
Jesup Sentinel
Covington
Han
Ball Ground
Cherokee ‘County
Albany Newa
Advertiser
Jim McElroy
Fleming
Sim Road
Jim
Leesburg
Long & Son
Sam Road
Mitchell County
Memorial Marble Slabs Offer Lasting Legacy
The notice promotes marble headstones as fitting memorials for departed loved ones, urging readers to contact Mr. A. B. Robertson of Athens, Georgia, for low rates and skilled workmanship. It emphasizes honesty and artistry as admired traits and appeals to readers with missing relatives to arrange a fitting monument.
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Eaonle
A. BR. Robertalon
Athens
South
Robertson
Young Madison County Man Killed by Falling Tree
A Madison County youth Jim Owens, about 17, died after a coon hunt when a large nab from a tree fell and struck him on the head as the tree was felled. He died within hours, and the remains were laid to rest in the Danielsville cemetery last Saturday.
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Dawes
Jim Owens
Madison‘ County
Jim Owene
Owens
Danielsville
Third party trouble in Danielsville and Franklin county
A Danielsville gathering shows Third party speakers absent as Hon. H H Carlton replies for the Democrats. Reported mid night caucus in Franklin county ends with a candle mishap causing a dramatic collar fire, leaving the affected individual a Democrat.
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Franklin ‘County
Carnesville Tribune
Debate Between Democrats and Third Party Fragments
Fragmentary dialogue set near Athens describes a clash over corruption and party support. A Democrat claims the third party is dead, while a fellow says the old Democratic party is to blame for a lingering stench. The exchange hints at political decay and factional rhetoric in a rural setting.
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Congo
Athens
Democratic Party
Bill
Congo Bottoms
Lefe
Judge Adams Dead Prominent Georgia Jurist Passes Away
Judge A Pratt Adams of Bayanyan Georgia died yesterday afternoon after brief illness. A University of Georgia graduate and classmate of Henry W Grady he was an eminent jurist and artisan. The community mourns the loss of a respected judge and civic leader.
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Bayanyan
A Pratt Adams
Huckleberry Cordial Ad by Sherman Doctor
G R Wallace of Sherman Texas endorses Huckleberry Cordial as the safest reliable bowel medicine for children and adults after years of use. He asserts it is the only medicine for bowel issues and teething.
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G.R. Wallace
Sherman
Texas
Georgia Democrats Poised for Large State Victory Says Northen
The Georgia campaign is described as delivering a handsome Democratic majority across counties including Henry, Gwinnett, and Clayton. Leaders estimate state votes could exceed 35,000 to 60,000, with barbecues drawing thousands, while warnings about tariffs and protectionism frame the party’s campaigning. The article quotes Governor Northen and Comptroller Wright as optimistic about Democratic prospects and criticizes tariffs as harming workers.
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Avianta Constitution
Northén
W. A. Wright
Henry
Batts
Gwinnett
Gordon
Clayton
Northen
Calhoun
Sackeon
Lawrenceville
Bill Atkinson
Georgis
Georgia
Cotton Talk With Capt J H Rucker on Prices
Capt J H Rucker, authority on cotton, told reporter Booker that prices have risen too far and with higher receipts prices will drop in sixty days. Farmers hope for better spring crop prices as thousands of bales weigh on supply, aiding those with debt.
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J. H. Rucker Whale
H. Booker
Rucker
Wwe
Ile
Inter-State Football Challenge Between North Carolina and Georgia
An inter-state game is announced with the University of North Carolina challenging the University of Georgia. The two teams will practice and a meeting’s outcome will be decided later. The text also mentions health advice and a local drug store advertisement.
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University’ of North Carolina
University
Georgia
Tate
Atlanta Typographical Union boycott circular shocks city press
Striking typographical circulars in Atlanta attack non union offices including The Constitution Franklin Empire and Sunny South printing houses and the Atlanta Newspaper Union The Federation of Trades urges merchants to withdraw ads The Daily Citizen announced to counter the strike aims to reach 50 000 readers and boost union support Local notice cites the Atlanta Typographical Union and a plan to publish a daily paper name The Daily Citizen to rival non union outlets.
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Atlanta
Rept
Constitution
Franklin, Empire and
Sunny South Printing Companies
Atlanta Newspaper Union
Federation of Trade
Atlanta Typographical Union
Merchants of
Atlantas
Federation of Trades
The
Daily Citizen
San
Citizen
Atlanta Typographical Unionx
Fight Cancelled After Scene At Winston Opera House
A planned boxing match in Winston Salem between J A Early and a local challenger was halted by city officials. About 2,000 spectators gathered as the bout was to start, but disputes and crowd tensions led to the cancellation, with the mayoral meeting banning exhibitions and the fight not taking place.
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Winston
N. C
New Orleans
J.A. Early
Jubal
Board of Aldermen
Niin Reas
Hotel Zenzerdorf
Peck Indicted as Bond Set for Peck and Stenographer
Labor Commissioner Charles F. Peck and his stenographer face sealed indictments in Albany court. Both were ordered to post bail of $2,000 as bench warrants were executed. The case proceeds with timely trial scheduled.
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New York
Aubany
Charles F. Peck
Court of Sessions
Peck
Justice Lamar Stricken by Paralysis at Home
Justice L Q C Lamar of the United States Supreme Court is stated as an invalid at his home in this city after a stroke. The eminent jurist and former Senator, aged 67, has long been a leading figure on the bench and in public life.
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Grover Cleveland
Wence
Bpecoh
Amar
the Supreme Court
Brenan
Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs Ad Notice
The ad claims Athens population around 12 000 and urges readers to visit their druggist for Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs. It mentions trial sizes free and large bottles priced at 500 and 1 dollars, promoting relief from lung and throat complaints.
Marriages Spark Tweed Matrimonial Season
Reporter notes brisk wedding activity with names including John Ricks, Mattia Harrison, George Wail, Lucy Graham, Ira Maddox, Ella Deen, and Thomas Gould of Atlante among others. Local reports also cover deer sighting near East Tennessee railroad, sudden death of Mrs. Jasper Nash, crop conditions, and community anecdotes from Jesup Sentinel and Albany News.
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Tweed
John Ricks
Mias
Mattia
Harrison
George Wail
Lucy
Graham
Ira Maddox
Ella Deen
Thomas A. Gould
Atlante
Send
Tennecses
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Bick Justice
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