Central Suk Stock and Cotton Outlook Hover on Edge
A New York dispatch reports mixed railroad finances and shifting Central debt. Rumors say Hollins will push Central Suk to par in sixty days while Clyde party fights for control. Inman reenters cotton trading as Henry Clews leads a bull move, boosting prices.
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Clyde
John Inman
Atlanta
New York
Journal
Saga
Hollins
Central
John H. Shonan
N Ins
Calhouns
Formu Co
Illion
Drexen Ryan
Richmond
Danville
H. Inman
Henry Clews
Edison Victory Entwines Romance With Invention
New York October 10 The Edison supreme court win is mocked by rivals who expect no large payment for infringement. Edison pursued cheap carbonized material for incandescent light first via pap er and bamboo fibers after global searches. The ruling hints the Bell vocal transmission patent and Edison carbon point in a vacuum are patentable, aligning with lower court views.
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New York
Edison
Supreme Court
Noother
Fils
India
South America
Mexico
Sw 1
Lowell
Bell
A Word From Wilkes on the Election Last Wednesday
A speaker presided over precinct return consolidation noting only one precinct besides the town. The tally favored Democrats, while a Third party majority was dropped. Judge Anthony sided with Democrats on remaining precincts, declaring returns fair and lawful amid laughter. Returns from Lincolnton show Democratic majorities, with Lincoln likely to send Harmon to the legislature.
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E. M. Anthony
Anthony
Danbury
Lincoln
W. M. Sims
Reese
Lincolnton
Harmon
McDuffie
Columbia
Judge Bennett to back Republican ticket amid fusion pressure
Judge John W. Bennett of Bottineau a former Democratic state central committee member and Democratic state convention chairman announces support for the Republican ticket due to fusion politics. Other items note George W. Coghill of Petersburg dies by self inflicted throat cutting at 56, unmarried. a free fight at Minnesola lake injures Vershinga and Henry Adamson. Louis Kossuth, age 90, in Italy, reports of decline. French steamers to resume Havre NY sailings Oct 22. Mrs Harrison improving after illness. Judge Shiras inducted to October term. SKUCKLEN S ABNO SALVE promoted for sores piles and rheumatisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Farce
N. D
John W. Bennett
Bottineau
Democratic State Central Committee
Young Harris Institute Expands as Sixth Anniversary Opens
Young Harris Institute in Georgia reports its sixth anniversary of educational work with over 300 students enrolled. President Spence and Prof. Boyd lead a busy faculty as cottages and boarding houses fill. The Susan Harris Memorial Chapel nears completion and awaits use by November 1, with recitation halls upgraded and an expected 500 students by January 1.
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Younee Hanais
Young L
Harris College
Presinnt Spence
Prof
Boyd
Susan Harris
Young Harris
Local notes hint at tight race for judge and plans ahead
The issue across Classic City includes talk of Watson likely to win the 10th district race, a bar split between Judge Hutchins and George D. Thomas, and Mr. Durham's possible contest for the Oconee county legislator seat. The Good Templars thrive in Blairsville as Bradley and family stay in the city for months. Capt. Joe Wilson recovers while his store hums. Castoria advert remains a familiar refrain for generations.
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Good Templars Lodge
Blairsville
Richards
Aldeman
Theta
R. E. Bradberry
Joe Willson
Hutchins
George D. Thomas
Zeke Edge
Brownwood
Texas
W. D. Griffeth
Joe Kenney
Milledge Hampton
Yerby Place
Sorreils
Oconee County
Durham
Miller
General Mahone Schemes In Republican Plans
General Mahone of Virginia conferred with Chairman Carter of the Republican national committee at the Plaza Hotel and submitted a scheme. It includes farmers avoiding candidacies and backing a party in congressional districts. The World's Cotton Supply notes total world cotton at 2,605,502 bales with 2, American and 1,908, etc.
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General Mahone
New York
Virginia
Carter
Republican National Committee
Plaza Hoon
Ys Party
Ert Colon
Alderman W D O Farrell Resigns From Council
Alderman W D O Farrell resigns his post effective with the next Council in January 1893 though his term would not end until 1884. He states the decision is his own and issues to constituents to allow time for deliberation in selecting his successor.
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W. D. O'Farrell
O’farrell
Reagan
Democratic Leaders Urge Continued Campaign for Cleveland Stevenson
Chairman W. D. O'Farrell of the Eighth district Democratic executive committee sends letters to committeemen and county chairmen warning against lethargy. He urges ongoing organization, literature distribution, and public speaking to win a strong district vote for Cleveland, Stevenson, and Thomas G. Lawson of Putnam.
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O'Farrell
W. D. O'Farrell
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighth
Cleveland
Stevenson
Thomas G. Lawson
Putnam
Beef sale hours debated by city council
The council discussed a petition from L Bertling & Co J H Smith G M Booth and Ed Payne asking peddlers of beef to sell only from nine to four or be kept out of the limits. M G F Hunnicutt represented L Bertling Co to explain the request.
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L. Bertflrg & Co
J. H. Smith
G. M. Booth
Ed Payne
M. G. F. Hunnicutt
L. Bertling & Co
Condition of Cotton Shows Decline in October
The agricultural department reports an 8.14 point drop in the general cotton condition from 76.8 in September to 78.3 in October with unfavorable weather cited as the main cause. Georgia leads Atlantic states with 75 while North Carolina and Florida show notable declines due to rain and cool nights. Bollworm and caterpillar damage noted, but weather remains the dominant factor delaying maturity and harvest.
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Washmeron
Oct
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Atlantic
South Carolina
Florida
Ana
Arkansas
Tennnessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisians
Tennessee
Tennessee All Right
Judge H W McCorry, Democratic campaign chairman for Tennessee, told headquarters that the electoral vote is safe for Cleveland and the Democratic candidate for governor. He predicted the party will hold all but two Congressmen, with all changes toward Democracy as voters rally and stay-at-home votes overcome Third party dissatisfaction.
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New York
H. W. McCorry
Democratic Campaign Committee of Tennessee
Democratic National
Tennessee
Cleveland
Georgia
Two Young Harris Boys Vanish After Deserting College
Paul Ellis seventeen and Willie Miller about the same age left Young Harris for Florida on foot after expressing dislike for college life. Ellis is son of Ray J. H. Ellis and has been a dutiful student. Miller, an orphan, was taken in by President Spence two years ago and educated.
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Haris
Paul Ellis
Willie Miller
Harris
Florida
Young Ellis
Ray
J. H. Ellis
Spence
Young Harris College
Augusta
Sibley
Er Evening News
Gen
Alger
California
Sciatica
Fiesotoraatios, &c
Aneotrendise Co
Atlanta
Reaves Re-elected to Dispensary Commission Three-Year Term
The Dispensary Commission confirms R K Reaves as successor to the three year seat. A E Griffeth holds two years and A S Erwin one year after the council ratified the vote.
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R. K. Reaves
Messrs
A.E. Griffeth
A. 8
Erwin
Isw
Mr. Reaves
Reaves
A | K. Reaves
A. E Griffeth
A.S. Erwin
Athens Dispensary Celebrates First Anniversary
The Athens Dispensary marks its one year of operation with positive results. Drunkenness and crime have not increased under the regime and a profit of about nine to ten thousand dollars is anticipated, to be shared between the city and county per an undetermined ratio.
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Athens
Georgia News Roundup Includes Rail Interest and Bank Robber Fears
Georgia items show railroad stock trends toward control by stockholders in the Georgia Southern and Florida line. Savannah enlists a $100 monthly detective to enforce Sunday law while Macon plans a new Beth Israel temple. Dalton company expands Cotton Mill capacity with Lowell machinery boosting output by about 25 percent amid worker hiring. Coffeyville residents adopt shotgun policy against bank robbers after the Dalton gang finisher. Governor Northen’s election victory celebrated in Macon as Speaker Crisp campaigns Alabama anti Kolbism, with broader southern unity noted.
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Savannah
Augusta
Beth Israel
Macon
Crown Cotton Mill Company
Dalton
Lowell
Mass
Coffeyville
Kan
Jesse James
Macon Telegraph
W. J. Northen
Northen
Porter
Speaker Crisp
Alabama
Fragmented 19th century notices and anecdotes mix
A garbled compilation from old newspapers features travel ads for rooms with varying rates, jokes and wedding banter, brief anecdotes about love letters and aging, plus scattered references to local life. It notes room amenities, dining plans, and prices, with fragments of humor and public notices.
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Wilkes
Peterspure
George W. Coghill
Sommers & Coghill
Petersburg
Asniston
Ala
Minnesola Lake
Vershinga
Henry Adamson
Tal Dozen
Buoa Pesth
Louis Kossuth
Aey
Italy
Havre
Paris
Cherbourg
Harrison
Gardner
Shiras
Wasminaros
The
Indact
Sucklen
Young Harris Institute
Classic
Bright
Cossipi Andi
Aibensi
Watson
Wiz
Southeastern Mutual Accident Insurance Co
Davis
Columbus, Miss
Sapilo Island
Castoria
Lfiss
Sno
W. D.o’farrell
B. K. Reaves
Casteria
Jim Spear
Dalton Gang
Outlawa
Kansas
Texas Jack
Bob Dalton
Joe Evans
Montgomery
J.B. James
Fort Valley
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Madisonian
Madison
8. W. Turner
Mra
Chugwater
Peguy
Mr. Up
Chicago Tribune
America
Bill Johnson
Georgie
Bil Wen
Columbus
Cossu
Endovit
Cris
Iseeland
Amerisum
Gorgie
Y York
K Mercury
Atte Con
Boston
Beverly
Johnny
Washington Star
Shiallone
Oede
Vitalian
Alia
S Enya
Lippman Beos
Southern Homes
Mason & Hamlin
Ludden & Thern Music House
Savanish
Hale
Sunéwil
Conaway
TED
Cempe
W. F, Sevoer
Vicker's Treater
Chidaso
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