Georgia Alliance vs Felton foes colors Gordon for Senate
The text recounts Georgia independents at Rome endorsing Gordon for U S Senate while denouncing Felton for attacking the Farmers Alliance. It argues Gordon has not protested and questions consistency of supportive newspapers. It labels a coalition of capitalists and independents as anti Alliance and urges unity among Alliancemen to defeat Felton and protect the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliancemen
Georgia
Felton
Gordon
U. S
U.S. Senate
Temple Graves and the 7th District Democratic Split
The writer criticizes MR John Temple Graves for wavering between backing the party nominee and independent candidate Dr Felton. He questions Felton’s loyalty, defends Everett, accuses Jeffersonian democrats of aiding negro votes, and condemns attacks on The Banner over bribery rumors as slander by party rivals within the Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dr. Felton
Everell
Bellawether
Clements
Gordon-Felton
John Temple Graves
Rome Tribune
Feliga
Graves
Bir Everett
Demcracy
Everett
Con
Sressmann
Mr. Everett
Gordon
Atlanta King
Wall Atreat
Mr. Winn
Jeffersonian Democrat definition and cotton market note
The piece labels Jeffersonian Democrat as a pejorative tag for politicians, naming Thad Pettett and Emory Speer as examples. It then reports a lively cotton market with heavy receipts, near a thousand bales in the city, and notes improving money matters and expectations of market stability after this busy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Pickett
Elbert County Alliance backs C M Witcher for State Senate
The Elbert county Alliance unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing C. M. Witcher of Doreshorors as the State Senator for the 30th senatorial district. It states that rotation favors Oglethorpe to furnish the Senator and requests district papers publish the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert County Alliance
C. M. Witcher
Doreshorors
Oglethorpe
A New Sight John Biggs Sees a Train at Athens
Mr John Biggs of Oconee County farmer near High Shoals had never seen a railroad train before yesterday. He traveled to Athens to view the sights, boarded a Bishop bound car, and impressed by the experience. Hood then promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring energy and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Biggs
Oconee
Oconee County
Biggs
High Shoals
Covington
Athens
Bishop
Mr. Biggs
Joke miss reading spooks sheriff. Morrison scare
Report says the Morrison lynching scare in Danielsville last Wednesday was a joke by horse sellers. A Daniels ville participant and law abiding residents deny any plan to lynch Morrison. lottery contract stay set by Supreme Court and legislature seeks public vote on extension to 1919.
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Morrison
Danielsville
Railroad speculation on C M line bid by G N and others
In Athens it is believed the Richmond and Danville line will not buy the C M road, and the Georgia Carolina and Northern are favored as purchasers. Browns Baltimore control bonds and much stock of Covington and Macon, making rival possession unlikely. The auction offers a 40 Saw Gin with sale at 4:30 PM next Saturday in front of the Ten Gent Store, auctioneer A Corman.
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Athens
Richmond &Danville
Georgia, Carolina
Northern
Browns
Baltimore
Covington & Macon
Ashpens
Macon
A. Corman
Cotumbia
8.C
Spartanburg County
Action
Baxner
Alliance lament over Gen Gordon as Sub Treasury feud grows
A Georgia Alliance voice condemns Gen John B Gordon for shifting from pro Sub Treasury stance to opposing it. The piece praises his past farmer support and warns against dividing Alliance ranks, urging unity and a living price for farm goods while challenging Gordon’s current stance and motives.
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Nis
Democratic Party
Sub-Treasury
Sub- Treasury
Gordon
Gen. Gordon
Gov. Brown
Brown
J MAROANE SPEAKS ANDFIE AFFIRMS HIS STATEMENT
A dated 1890 message from Andfie Affirms his statement regarding Mr George B Lumpkin and the dealings with Mr Colley and Mr Olive delegates. He asserts Lumpkin denies his facts and says no other party had any stake or connection.
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George B. Lumpkin
Thers Ga
Narrow Escape on Blue Ridge Line Near Cornelia
Ten passengers including Parson Pickett faced death when a mixed train on the Blue Ridge and Atlantic railroad near a steep trestle spilled into a creek. The engine derailed after wheels jumped track, but a flatcar with lumber slid off, sparing most lives as debris and shattered cars dammed the creek. Deputy U S Marshal Campbell recounted the near catastrophe. The piece closes with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery for chest and throat ailments.
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Atlanta
Blue Ridge and Atlantic Railroad
Parson Pickett
Ueath
Han
United States
Campbell
Is It A Gordon Move In Independent Fights
Reports from Atlanta on the Gordon movement show independents steering against Alliance candidates in Congress and urging loyalty to the Democratic party. Officers and prominent editors express firm Democratic stance while rumors tie Gordon to anti-Alliance efforts amid 1890s political tension.
Different Arrangements for Public School Teachers Pay
Public school teachers will be paid in advance at the end of each month instead of waiting months for funds. Commissioner Bernard said an effort to secure approval in the next legislature is under way, a hopeful change after past delays under Hook and Sheene.
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Hook
Sheene
Bernard
Nis
The Wise and Foolish Builders by Dr C W Lane
A religious meditation quoting Matthew 7 24 29 warns of a wilderness of sand and driving winds. It urges building on the sure foundation stone the Everlasting Rock for safety in the last dread shock.
Be Content With Your Lot And Trust in Providence
A devotional exhortation urges readers to accept their station, avoid murmuring, and practice contentment while trusting God for brighter days. It contrasts restless discontent with peace found in submission, citing scriptural imagery of manna and heavenly reward as guidance for Christiansteadfast faith.
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Heaven
Earth
Shutting the Door to Prayer closet discipline
A preacher explains that true prayer requires entering the inner closet with distractions silenced. The young believer learns that even earnest kneeling can fail without absolute focus, as the enemy prowls to disrupt devotional thoughts. The message urges daily header to shut the door and guard the quiet space.
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Jesus Christ
He Shall Reign and Prayers That Pave the Way
A religious sermon from Rev. D Downe of Nellore India exalts Christ’s coming and urges steadfast labor to spread the gospel until all nations know him. It recounts biblical prayers from Abraham to Daniel, noting God’s responses as evidence of answered petitions and divine deliverance.
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Rev
D. Downe
D. D
Nellore
India
Cnrist
Tere
God
Abraham
Ismael
Ishmael
Lot
Zoa
Sodom
Gomorrah
Jacob
Israel
Masra
Horeb
Hannah
Samus
Solomon
Elijah
Carmel
Heaskiah
Aber
Ethippana
Jehosaphat
Judas
Jerusalem
Hemiah
David
Gabriel
Daniel
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Farmers of Georgia
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Atigna Journal
Augusta Chronicle
New York Sun
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Putnam County
Buck, Pledger
Matt Davis
Heela
Thomas Jefferson
Yavity
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Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arsnold
Standpoint Reed
Ingal
Emory Speer
Col. C. M. Witcher
Theilbert Alliance
Hood
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Supreme Court’ of the
Louisiana
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George T. Murrell
Esiron
John B. Gordon
Galant Gordon
Gordon—Bacon
Joseph E. Brown
Mississippi
Gulf
LaGrange
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Zjmaroane
News Telegram
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