Uncertain tariff debate cited in 1888 Georgia paper
The Macon Telegraph discusses tariff reductions and the surplus, contrasting protectionist and democratic plans. It questions whether lowering duties increases government revenue or reduces it, notes regional industrial concerns, and mentions Blaine and Mills proposals. It ends with a brief note on Alexander of Battenburg and Victoria of Prussia.
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Macon Telegraph
Telegraph
Froe
Chicago
Cleveland
Dlemeocrata
Ways and Means
Mills
Georgia
Colquitt
World notes on European politics and U S issues
A long column of commentary discusses Bismarck opposing a Bulgarian royal match to avoid war with Russia, and analyzes General Boulangers rising popularity in France. It also covers domestic tales a tragic urban-poor story, theater thieves, gas quality, and public notices, with assorted items from New York and Washington.
Emory president candidate praised by Georgia churchmen
Rev J W Toe and others praise Dr Deiat as Emory president hopeful with Georgia roots and Texas leadership at Southwestern Transversity. They cite his church work, education, and colleagues, defending his fitness and urging unity and reform in temperance efforts. An Atlanta West Point exam announced for Sunny South seminary. Local politics note Hooper Alexander seeks solicitor general seat. park flowers at Grant Park urged to be protected. warning against picking wild azaleas.
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J. W. Heidt
Emory College
J. W. Toe
Deiat
Georgia
Texas
Emory
West Point
Profesor Bezie
Su Permament
Gritfin
Sunny South Seminary
Whitehall Street
Congressman's Remarks on Re Election and Prison Bill
Congressman John D. Stewart visited the city en route to Washington to discuss his judiciary committee backed bill for two national prisons in the north and south. He expects no opposition to re election but notes the bill may be delayed until after the presidential election and winter session. He says he has worked hard, answered hundreds of letters, and will continue to serve his constituents.
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Alke
John D. Stewart
Washington
Pike County
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Albany
New York
United States
South
Lear
Stewart
Flave
Exeh
Lettle
Doctors differ as to the state of Mr Blaine health
A Boston report quotes Dr Winthrop Uprywood saying Blaine is not sick in the sense of constant aid but is far from well with a progressive malady likely to shorten his life. He cites diabetes and extreme weight loss, suggesting Blaine may die without relief. The Augusta physician counters, stating Blaine has been his patient for over two decades and finds no illness beyond fatigue since the Boston edition.
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Germany
Tattenburg
Victoria
Bulgaria
Russia
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Atstesman
Hopkins
Augusta News
The
Evening News
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Georgia School of ‘Tech
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Emory College
State Techubological School
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State School of Technology
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Herald
Boston
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Lnst
Heywood
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Bling
Blaine
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Atraés
Board OF Health
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Board F Health
Lave
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McCandless
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Gabon
W. F. Westmoreland
BP. H. Orme
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Agra
Hice
Alain Immae
W.M. Dartam
Todd
J. M. Gaston
Alam
Femate College
Balen
N. C
G.G. Roygai
Gossip of the Rail and Passenger Rate Debates
The Georgia railroad commission heard two key issues: passenger rate cuts and equal accommodations for all riders. It rejected general three cent reductions and a second class fare, but noted no unjust discrimination cases have been brought. delegates urged equal treatment for color and white passengers. Locals report rail personnel movements and a Georgia Pacific push. Winona votes $3000 pledge for line completion to Greenville within eighteen months.
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Georgia
Macon
Aleck Thweatt
Georgia Pacific
Texas
Charles Jones
Kansas City
Memtphis
Birmingham
Ben Wylie
Georgia Pacific Road
Auguste
Charlotte
Bob Mann
Ifo
Western
Alabama
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Milwaukee Wet Lake Boole Road
Hia
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Central
Alf Veios
Archcradan Railroad
George Ely
Southurn
Faville
Kansas Cty
Hiningdon Road
T. J. Howell
Reagwer
Hall
Winona
Miss
Georgia Pacific Railroad Company
Hirranghem
Als
Greenville
Mies
Judge Van Epps Fines Attorney For Court Etiquette
In a city court session, Judge Van Epps fined attorney Charles P. Baker ten dollars for breach of court etiquette during the John M. Dorsey case. Baker defended his conduct, saying it was inadvertent, while the judge stressed the need to maintain court dignity and enforce rules. Jordan and O'Bryan spoke for Baker as the court adjourned and the fine was remitted.
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John M. Dorsey
Charles PF. Baker
O'Bryan
Robert Jordan
Jordan
N. H. Cheshire
Baker
Hnre
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Cort
Aml
Robot Toombs
Accident Injures Bir J W Baum and F J Crafts
Bir J W Baum was thrown from a buggy in Buffalo when the horse reared at Humphies and Glenn streets. He suffered painful bruises and a possible collarbone fracture. F J Crafts sprained a foot. both men were attended by Dr. Gaston and Baum may be out for a week or two.
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J. W. Baum
Humphies
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Mr. Baum
Mr. Crafts
Buffalo
Lexan
Contributions To Governor's Horse Guard Fund At Atlanta
A list of subscribers shows varied gifts to the Governor's Horse Guard fund with names such as Kimball House National Hotel and Henry W. Grids among others giving from $3 to $100. Edward W. Hale will lecture at Trinity Church tonight on the Chautauqua Idea and the King’s Daughters movement with Dr. Hale described as a prominent moral and intellectual figure. Baseball scores and local notices follow in a busy column of sports results and miscellaneous items.
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National Hotel
C.J. Wainmeister
Henry W. Grids
Roses B.butlock
C. Mason
G. Cotlier
G. Cotlier, S25iycorme Nuss, $5; Himel Fron, $10; W. A. Rosell
Holland ‘Bros
Mudeston Bros
P. &G. T.dodd
Overland Tea Company
L. B Folsom
E. (. Peters
Bob Brewe
Horse Guard
Atlanta
Edward Wverett Hale
Trinity Church
King's Daughters
C. I.3
King’s Daughthers
Hale
Boston
Pnipit
Enlip Brooks
Alum in City Water Sparks Health Board Debate
The Board of Health and physicians discuss alum in city hydrant water. They note a white deposit after standing and debate potential health effects, with opinions ranging from no harm at small doses to possible stomach irritation at higher levels. Authorities reference analyses and prior cases while calling for ongoing investigation.
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Board of Health
Alam
Meeting of Atlanta Phi Delta Theta Alumni Saturday Night
A large Atlanta Phi Delta Theta alumni meeting is set for 7 30 p m Saturday April 14 in the offices of Tompidnes and Brandon to organize an Atlanta alumni chapter and discuss fraternity matters. About sixty or seventy Atlanta members are expected to attend. Moncentnan of Licht enstive Bron Co New York is in town booking after their trade while W P Cammett of S M Inman Co departs soon for a southern trip.
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Atlanta
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Sidney Root
Phi Delta ‘Theta Eaternity
Tompidnes
Brandon
Phi
Moncentnan
Lichtenstive Bron. Co
New York
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5. M. Inman & Co
Society Notes Cover Atlanta Wedding Revels and Recitals
A society section from Atlanta describes the wedding of Miss Beck at 68 Ellis Street with Rev De Zachry Eddy officiating. Guests include Beck family, Pearl Peck, and Mrs Beck. couple heads to Washington then Old Point. Also reported are a high tea in Rock Creek, a formal reception by Methodist church leaders, and upcoming concerts by Madame van der Ly in Atlanta.
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Lia & Fontes
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