Lawson Wins Nomination After Olive Break in Georgia District
The 8th district Democratic convention in Clarke County ends with Judge Thomas G. Lawson nominated after a tense, crowd-pleasing break from Olive. Speeches by Lewis and others defend Colley’s character amid slander rumors, urging unity behind Lawson for the next congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Putnam
Hancock
Oglethorpe
Colley
Olive
Lawson
George B. Lumpkin
Lawson Lien
Tiwson
Martin
Elbert
Col. Swift
Butler
Madison
Rivert
Shanhon
Robertsegan
Clarke
T. B. Lampkin
Coley
Judie Lawson
Lumpkin
Shannon
Roberts
Ayre
J. T. Olive
Oglethorpe County
Lampkin
Mr. Shubrick
F. H. Colley
Shubrick
Homas G. Lawson
Democratic Party
Eighth Congressional District
Old Eighth
Judge Lawson
Frank Colley
Eighth District
Wilkes County
Cape Cod
Kalamazoo
Wingfield
Putnam County
Nike
Jordan
Colt
Hancock County
Morgan
Messrs
Morgan, Johnson
Oconee
Cleveland
N. B. Davia
T. M. Swift
Franklin
Thos. Hayes
Greene
J. B. Parkes
S. W. Roberts
Hart
J. D. Turner
W. Scott
Burney
Qconee
J. C. Johnson
G. B. Loupkin
R. D. White
E. T. Shubrick
Evry
Convention
Park
Green
Athens
Louisiana State Lottery ratification eyed for 1892 election
Public sentiment across the state supports ratifying a new charter for the Louisiana State Lottery Company to be voted on in 1892. The existing charter runs to 1895, with plans to extend the contract to 1919. The company pledges higher charitable contributions and public works funding starting 1895 under the new charter.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company
Louisiana
Lottery Comny
New Orleans
City Item
Endorsement for State University Endowment
The LaGrange Reporter and Georgia writers urge strong state funding for the University. Noted professors including Morris, White, Wilcox, Charbonniér, Boggs are praised for learning and service, with calls for relief of overworked faculty amid tight finances. Also promotes the New Cotton Bloom Gin from Cotton Planters and Ginners of the South with H. W. Hubbard as contact.
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F. E. Callaway
LaGrange Reporter
Dixie Farmer
Charles Morris
University of Georgia
Georgia
State University
South
United States
Europe
Chas. Morris
University of
Yale College
L. H. Charbonniér
French Academy
France
West Point
W. E. Boggs
Evvey
H. W. Hubbard
Birth of Sub-Treasury Child Stirs Congress Debate
A heated column argues that the Sub-Treasury child born in Congress faces efforts to suppress or destroy it. The piece condemns attackers as obstructing reform while promising resilience and eventual progress, pledging that the "modern Joseph" will greet the people with renewed prosperity.
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Sub-treasury
Congress
Uncle Sam
Republic
Liberty
Joseph
Editorial critique of Sub Treasury plan and agricultural price causes
A Post editorial argues the Sub Treasury proposal misstates its effect and would yield specific return of goods with storage costs. It contends autumn prices reflect money supply, farmers seek monetary reform to stabilize prices, and warehouse costs would be borne by counties and farmers rather than the government. It also notes price setting ties to New York quotations and market comparisons across the nation.
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Sub-Treasury
Benve
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
West
New York
Chicago
America
How is Your Blood wait C Beaty Yorkville
Readable fragments describe a local inquiry or question about blood health linked to a person named C Beaty of Yorkville, dated with an 8 possibly as a day or code. The text hints at a medical or community health note without a clear event. The item remains a fragment suggesting a local health or blood test topic.
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Hood
C. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Blood and Skin Diseases Cure Promises From Swrrr Srecterc Co
A misread advertisement from Atlanta Georgia claims permanent cure for blood and skin diseases. It mentions J Wantace Mas Mannville and promises free trials and a nabbed remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swrrr Srecterc Co
Atlanta, Ga
Bellwood Death Case Shocks Atlanta Family
Bellwood, Georgia, police probe the fatal beating of Evie Flowers by her father John Flowers after a pattern of abuse. Evie, 18, had planned to marry Oscar Deathers of the Georgia Pacific shops. funeral held in Macon after her death on Tuesday morning.
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Hy News Telegram Association
Atlanta
Bellwood
John Flowers
Evie
Bellwood Church
Georgia Pacific Railroad
Flowers
Block
Simmons
Oscar Deathers
Georgia Pacific
Religious Quotations and Reflections From Church Leaders
A collection of religious maxims and devotional thoughts citing Augustine Moore Kempis Gay and Dr. Cuyler. The excerpts emphasize God through Christ, inner virtue, and the power of single minded devotion. Key ideas include moral formation, character shaped by deeds, and leadership through godliness.
The Secret of Strength from Spurgeon’s Prayer
A preacher urges believers to confess weakness before God to gain strength through Christ. He argues that true power arises when one recognises total dependence on Jesus Christ and pleads for divine energy to act rightly, echoing the phrase when I am weak then I am strong.
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Jesus
Christ
C. H. Spurgean
Business and Religion in Modern Life
Discussion contrasts secular business with biblical ethics showing true success as slow, steady, and conscience driven. Emphasizes Paul and Apostle teaching on serving the Lord through diligent work and benevolence, citing industry as a prosperity core and noting growing cotton crop reports.
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Paul
Apostle
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Thomas C. Lawson
Ielethorpe
Thomas G. Lawson
Reece
Jas. A. Grant
the State University
Alliance Department
George T. Murrell
Eorror
Wait C. Beaty
Yorkville
J Wantace Mas
Mannville
Hood's
Lome
Religious Department
C-W. Lane
Epi
God
Augustine
Moore
Thomas A. Kempis
Dr. Dykes
Jésus
Cuyler
Business and Religion
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