The Goober Trade
Jester extols the goober as a major southern product and urges the Alliance to support domestic Northeast Georgia cultivation. He predicts Athens alone could yield ten thousand dollars annually, arguing goobers could replace imports from North Carolina Virginia and Tennessee with no distrust or bagging issues.
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Jester
Athens
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
South
Alliance
Saratoga Racers Bring Balloon Act to Fair
Billy Westlake, famed Saratoga racer, now in Norfolk, Virginia, plans to return for the Fair with new attractions including a balloon man. He promises a daring 5000 foot airborne spectacle, likely to be the most splendid sight and worth the admission. Directors will decide on authorizing his display as the Fair continues to grow into a major Northeast Georgia event.
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Billy Westlake
Saratoga
Fair Grounds
Norfolk
Virginia
Fair
Georgia
Mark Walter's Monumental Works Highlight Southern Artist
Theo Markwalter of Augusta has spent thirty five years in monumental manufacturing. His craft, steady business practice, and use of steam powered facilities have earned him a high reputation across the Southern States. His works include soldiers monuments in Athens Augusta Waynesboro and Charleston and cemetery monuments seen over the region.
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South
Theo Markwalter
Augusta
Markwalter
Georgia
Athens
Waynesboro
Charleston
Technological school opens with new scholarship hopefuls
Atlanta October 2 The technological school opened this morning without formal exercises. About one hundred new applicants seek scholarships and are being examined in mathematics this morning and in English this afternoon. Last year’s scholars are back, and Professor Coon, the new mechanical engineering instructor, and drawing master with his assistant Mr. Oviatt, have arrived to take charge. Prospects for a good year are bright.
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Atlanta
Technological School
Coon
Oviatt
Patchwork of 19th century calamities and crimes across towns
A sprawling bulletin reports deaths from a horse incident in Martin's Ferry and a multitude of misfortunes and crimes. It notes Sturgis's death in Tennessee, a $309,000 Butte fire that fatally injured three firefighters, embezzlement sentences, suspected homicides, and royal and colonial political shifts. The item mixes disasters, legal cases, and notable figures from across the United States and beyond with sporadic local color.
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Sammel D. Sturgis
U. S.ca
St. Paul
Tennessee
Salvini
New York
Europe
Meer
Alfred Burke
Martin's Ferry
Grand Army of the Republic
Gren
Rubber Trust
George Offord
Jersey City
Butte City
Mont
Portsmouth
N. H
Elmer Wilson
Seymour
Ind
Henry W. Pratt
Chicago
Washington
Henry Aaron Isaacs
Portsken
London
John Frieze
Baltimore
Admiral Kimberly
Samoa
St. Louis
Old Hutch
Father O’haran
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Morelio
Joe Rose
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
The
Advocates of
Lake Mohonk
Ulster County
N. Y
Blaine
Normandie
Edward Doherty
Johnson County
Kan
Missouri River
Harry Flann
Marine National Bank
Pittsburg
Hartford
Vinton
Lancaster County
Neb
Hawkins
Webster County
Zintzmaster
Stark County
Ohio
Billy Cattell
Tarra Haute
Hartwell
Ira C. van Durer
William Walters
Kansas City
Boston
San Laazro
City of Mexico
George Stone
Clem
Massey
Rufus Buchanan
Thompson Burkley
Lincoln County
Tenn
Engineer Twombly
Lichowhe
Washington Heights
James Brown
J. D. Hunt
James Brown - Potter
Arlington Hotel
Tracy
Kellogg
United States
Ossipee
Fred. Douglass
Hayti
Catherine Hennessy
Robert Biggs
Lake View
Miss
Memphis
Hernando
Billings
Waterloo
Iowa
Raspes
King
Sere Bent Cain
Minita
Columbus
Vetu
Alarm of War and Greek Prophecies Tie to Crowned Figures
Benny Oct 1 German and Austrian press warn of Russia's strategic moves on Galician borders and a new army bill as Bismarck is blamed for stirring tensions. Greek superstition links the Duke of Sparta and Princess Sophia to prophecies about St Sophia mosque and future emperors. Ex-Queen Natalie returns to Belgrade amid cheering crowds.
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Sparta
Sophia
Natalie
Belgrade
Benny
Russia
Bismarck
France
Potsdam
Reichstag
Moscow
Duke of
Athens
St. Sophia
Constantinople
Constantine
Trouble Feared Over Rush Anchoring in Victoria Harbor
British advices warn of possible trouble when the cruiser Rush nears Victoria on a southern voyage. Sealer crews, angered by the loss of their summer catch and skin confiscations, threaten action if redress fails. militia ready. Bush has captured several sealers in Alaskan waters and disrupted about 12 vessels. About 2,500 skins were seized. all ships except one American schooner moved to Victoria.
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New York
Oolambia
Victoria
United States
Alaskan
Senator Walker’s plan to bar blacks from state offices
Mississippians report State Senator Joel P. Walker of Meridian believes removing political power from Black voters would quell racial strife. He plans to propose in January a bill barring any negro or person of mixed blood from key state offices, arguing it would not conflict with the Fourteenth or Fifteenth Amendments. The proposal has not won broad support and may not become law.
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Nator
CortexvilLe
Iss
Joel P. Walker
Meridian
J. Walker
State Senate
Law School for Women Opens in New York
Lillie Devereaux Jake reports on Dr. Emily Kemper opening a women’s law school in New York at 105 Broadway. Kemper, an LL D from Zurich, cannot plead in court herself but will teach a three year program with several prominent lawyers as instructors. Enrollment is underway and classes begin today.
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New York
Emily Kemper
Bostons
Lillie Devereaux
Jake
Law School For Women
No. 105
Broadway
Kemper
Zurich
America
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