Eloquent speeches energize Georgia Democrats at Harmony Grove
In Harmony Grove academy Jackson county Democrats packed the venue with Banks visitors as Col E T Brown Athens spoke on alliance loyalty to the democracy. Blackburn and Candler followed with tariff force bill and finance records, urging unity under the old flag and highlighting alliance principles. The rally, among the campaign’s most enthusiastic, marked Jackson as safely Democratic. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup line appears as an isolated product reference.
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Georgia
Harmony Grove Academy
Jackson County
Seeveral
Banks
L G. Hardman
Col
E. T. Brown
Athens
Brown
Democratic Party
Blackburn
Allen D. Candler
Alliance
Washington
Mark Old Jackson
Sensation in New York as Hill treachery charge rises
A New York dispatch reports Labor Commissioner Peck’s annual report backing Republicans on the McKinley tariff, seen as a blow to Cleveland. Hill, a close ally, is accused of treachery for prompting the affidavit while Peck’s paper tensions the state campaign and political timing.
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Washington
New York
Washington Post
Peck
Cleveland
Senator Hill
Edward Murphy
Hill
Albany
Carter
Republican Committee
Hackett
State Republican Committee
Danforth
Chicago
United States
Hiscock
Corbett in a Racket at Madison Square Garden
California pugilist Jim Corbett and Dominick McCaffrey nearly fought at Madison Square Garden during Corbett exhibitions. McCaffrey, backed by Captain Van Schaick, claimed a $2,000 purse and a $5,000 bet that Corbett could not stop McCaffrey in four rounds. The pair argued fiercely as onlookers and club members urged restraint. negotiations for a bout with a large purse fell through.
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Jim Corbett
New York
James J. Corbett
California
Domminick McCaffrey
Madison Square Garden
Corbett
McCaffrey
Sullivan
Garden
van Schaick
Manhattan Athletic Club
Jim
Dominick
Brooklyn
Jena Lesen
Poor Facilities Delay Boarding Suspected Steamers at Quarantine
Aug 30 ParaveSpata United States officials fail to board the British Princess with 600 aboard after approaching Delaware breakwater. Poor boarding facilities and rough seas are cited as reasons. the ship will be detained ten miles below the city for several days of disinfection. Nearby New York reports note two vessels examined in quarantine, the Arizona from Livana and a German ship, with unclear results and the America still at anchor off Heath station awaiting clearance.
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United States
ParaveSpata
Liverpool
Rae
Hamburg
Delaware
New York
Arizona
Livana
Excen Health
America
Joni
Heath Station
Chicago
Cuateago
George W. Lederdr
Harry Weil
First Infantry
Aew
Alhambra
London
The Genuine and the Sham Imitations in Plaster Trade
The article argues that genuine goods prove their merit through imitators, exemplified by Alicock's Porous Plaster. It asserts Alicock's as the standard of excellence and notes imitators' claims only highlight that superiority.
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Alicock
AlLocock
S. Ig
Pearance
Incendiary Fire Ravages Hawkinsville Business District
Hawkinsville Ga Aug 30 a morning blaze threatened the citys business portion but was stopped by heroic firemen. A watchman reported an incendiary crate and a suspect emerged as the likely cause. In Massachusetts Aug 20 news lists the death of Rev William Howissd after near fifty years of missionary service.
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Hawkinsville
Ceais
Waite
Willian’ Howissd
Miss Cochran's Outrage Avenged in Alabama Jail Riot
Nasaville Tennessee and nearby counties report a mob of about 850 gathered at the Lauderdale jail on Saturday night demanding the release of mp. ona Bink wel a colored man jailed for an attempted crime. The jailer Lavin moved toward Petal as the mob closed in. The jail was besieged and the prisoner was hanged about a half mile from the jail amid gunfire and shouting. In Norristown Pennsylvania Louis Schaum of Royersford says he suffers constant hiccups and seeks Taft's Pills for relief.
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Miss Cochran
Nasaville
Tenn
Alamo
Crocket
Ona Bink
Lavin
Petal
Zays
Two Brave Boys Help Stop Farmhouse Attack in Indiana
Laporte Ind Aug 30 Two farm lads aged 15 and 16 from Union Mills chased and overpowered Walter Bitter who broke into Mrs Ginter's home after she was attacked by Bitter. The boys bound and hid Bitter in a swamp then fetched help and the suspect was taken to county jail. Mrs Ginter and her daughter were injured but the youths are praised for bravery.
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Laporte
Ind
Charles Ginter
Uion Mills
Walter Bitter
Bitter
Miss Ginter
Mrs. Ginter
Biter
Man Ends His Life Over Love in Georgia
GLEVELAND Ga Aug 30 News reached here that Samuel M Deyton a young county man of prominence killed himself at the Bowen residence after courting a young lady who reportedly rejected him He left bidding the family goodbye and shot himself the ball taking effect near the right temple He still held the pistol cocked for a second shot if needed
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Gleveland
Samuel M. Deyton
H. H. Bowen
Pera
Are
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint Ad Claims Cure All
An old advertisement touts Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint as a cure for corns warts and skin troubles. It promises to banish bad feelings, restore health, and act as a general remedy with a phonetic, persuasive sales tone, urging readers to try P. P. P. as a miraculous cure.
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Abbott
Gun Carriage Casting Fails at Watertown Arsenal
Watertown Massachusetts on August 30 reports a second failed attempt to cast the government s 16 ton gun carriage. Major Riley supervised the operation as molten iron splashed into the air and workers narrowly escaped injury after a mold failure blamed on damp sand. Another casting attempt is planned in coming days.
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Watertown
Mass
Arsenal
Washington
Riley
National Socialist Labor Party Convention in New York
Delegates from New York and neighboring states attended the Socialist Labor party national convention at the New York Labor Lyceum. Karen Wing of Boston was chosen as presiding officer and Glynn of New York elected secretary. A ticket including a Brooklyn tailor and a carpenter as nominees for president and vice president was discussed. In Pennsylvania a farm-hand, Trou tman, was fatally shot by his brother-in-law after a mistaken burglar confrontation near Sha to six miles north of that town.
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Karen Wing
Boston
Tallor
Nominaseu
New York
Socialist Labor
Brooklyn Sree
Jug
Matchett
Saakon
Ch.Troutman
R. J. Clark
Miles Pont
Sha
Clark
Bob
Troutman
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Advertisement
Painful, unclear ad promises relief from dyspepsia and liver complaints. It touts a “vitalizer” with a printed tag on each bottle and urges readers to visit the local drug store for purchase at 75 cents. The message is repeated with misspelled phrases and promotional tone.
Bleckley Faces Petition Over Supreme Court Seat
Arbanta Aug 30 A petition to Chief Justice Logan E Bleckley asks him to resign from the bench amid attacks on Bleck and other state officials. Bleckley states he will quit service if not re elected by the legislature and will serve if re elected.
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Arbanta
Logan E. Bleckley
Supreme Court
Bleck
Lina
Detton
Blecker
Baseball Record of National and Southern Leagues
The record lists recent games across the National and Southern Leagues with results from Atlanta Macon Memphis Mobile New Orleans Birmingham Chattanooga Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Louisville Brooklyn St Louis Washington Baltimore Pittsburg and New York. Scores show varied outcomes across venues including a 10 to 8 Atlanta win and a 20 to 2 Washington victory.
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Southern League
Atlanta
Macon
Memphis
Mond
Mobile
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Boaxa
Chicago
Philadelarr
Louleville
Lioulard
Brooktye
St. Loutt
St. Louis
Washingacid
Balti
Pittsburg
New York
Daily Market Reports Naval Stores and Commodities
Naval Stores in Savannah show turpentine steady around 1644 and resin firm at 1.10. New York and Cincinnati show pork dull yet firm with mess near 32, and lard firm around 7.4 to 8.1 depending on grade. Liverpool cotton futures display opening and closing quotations across the calendar months with tone quiet and 7,000 sales recorded.
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Savanhary
Wrarkerow
New York
Western Steam
City Steam
Liverpool
Liverroor
Ana Egor
Shilohs Cure and Theatre Plans Headline the News
A mixed примe of advertisements and notices reports Shilohs Cure selling over a million bottles, claimed to cure coughs and croup, with warnings about consumption risk. Chicago theater lease details outline a $100,000 renovation and roof garden. Other items note steamship travel, a free fight in Louisville, and the Peace Congress adjournment, along with granite cutters’ struggles and a medicinal guarantee offer.
Georgia's Part in the Support of the University of Georgia
The article outlines Georgia's role in backing the University of Georgia through funding, governance, and public advocacy. It highlights state involvement, educational priorities, and the university’s development plans within the state framework.
Which the Income of the Univer sitys Debt to Athens Georgia University
The article details Georgia’s path to funding the University of Georgia, tracing the 1784 land grant, 1795 charter, and early finances. It explains how mismanaged land sales and rent schemes led to debt, and how the 1821 act consolidated notes and bonds from college land sales to relieve the university’s financial strain.
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University of
Early funds and fate of Franklin College in Georgia
A historical review recounts state support for Franklin College, later part of the University of Georgia. It details an initial $100,009 loan secured by stocks yielding 8 percent, countersigned by officials and prominent figures, plus subsequent land compact funds, fires, and yearly appropriations that sustained the school through 1841. It praises donors like D. William Terrell and Governor Joseph E. Brown while contrasting past generosity with current austerity. The narrative credits the university as the state’s civilization cornerstone and notes only the interest on a bank note remains as state obligation.
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Georgia
Washington
Franklin
University of Georgia
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Law
Tucker
Gorgia
South Carolina
Greensboro
Franklin County
Board of Visitors and Trustees
Senatus Academicus
Rena
Greenes- Dorp
Milledge
Gibi
Uni
Milifag
D. William Terrell
Joseph E. Brown
McKay
Athens
Franklin College
Commonwealth of Georgia
South
University of Gorgit
Electric Bitters Promote Health and Strength Remedies
If you feel weak and ill from La Grippe or poor health Electric Bitters aids liver stomach and kidneys. It relieves sick headache and improves energy with one trial convincing you this is the remedy you need. Large bottles 50 cents at John Crawford Co and Palmer Binnebrew Drug Store.
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John Crawford & Co
Palmer & Binnebrew
Fractured Humour Snippets From Feuilleton Traditions
A jumble of quips and clippings from various papers, noting puns on gas bills fashionably born in Atlantic society and travel humor. Items reference Clara and George, the Chinese emperor, a caterer serving clam ice cream, and a czar dinner invitation, all echoing early 20th century light gossip.
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Clara
George
Washington Star
China
New York Herald
Binghamton Leader
Titts
Atlantic
Sportingstock
Young Dadely
Texas Siftings
Binghamton Republican
Russia
Ohio
Haya
Wenbngton
He Thought He Knew A Silk Purchase Tale
A woman outlines precise silk buying steps to her husband who vows to “not make a mistake.” He visits a Twenty third Street shop, asks for silk like the sample, faces a knowledgeable salesman, and realizes his misjudgment as visions of his wife surface. The humorous account shows the gap between confidence and actual shopping detail in a New York scene.
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Anis Manella
Twenty-third Street
New York
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