Advertising Rates and Local Notices in Historic Ledger
Rates per square inch and line for weeklies with per insertion discounts. Notices cover theatres firms and local columns with charges for preferred locals and city locals. Includes governorship costs and a notice of congressional district conventions set for April 26 in multiple cities. Also mentions mosquitos in Augusta, cotton mill plans at Columbus, and a court case about a double fee for delivering twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migstre O Companies
Audi Tae
Eix
Alabama
The
Nobile Register
Geonca
Columbus
Estelle Orant and the Man in Regret and Return
The excerpt follows Harry and Estelle as their marriage faces strain after Harry’s employment success fades and a bank failure wipes out his finances. Despair grows as Estelle dreams of home and her father’s illness, while Harry abandons her to seek work abroad. He later returns, planning to reconcile, and encounters Mrs. Grant at the Grant residence.
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Bainbridge
Decatur
Banbridge Democrat
Siaply
Harry
Estelle
J&l
Patel
Yada
Ealy
Iecenetter
Bi Andhg
Pos
Butt
Mr. Fox
White Horse
Lone Wolf
Woman’s Heart
Tomance
Fox
White Jdrse
Long Wolf
Woman's Heart
Fo Zance
Omnornce
Wyako
Ahheah
Awlih
Etahdleuh
Mr Sidney Lanier Cantata Theme in Bavarian Rivalry
A fragmentary OCR reads a satirical Purcellish sketch on Bavarian rulers and German court life. It contrasts King Sonia and King Charles, Bavaria and Wurtemberg, with mentions of Wagner and poverty tinged imagery, in a wandering, expressive voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Wurtemberg
Germany
Sputtgart
Charles
Munich
Sonia
Ludwig II
Raphael
Richard Wagner
Watture
Governor Smith Declines Re Nomination Shows Mixed Georgia View
Regional papers praise Governor Smith for steady finances and revived credit while noting mixed public sentiment. Reports quote state leaders praising his honesty and efficiency, and discuss the impact of his administration on taxation and public services amid ongoing speculation on succession and party prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDufe Journal
Gov. Smith
Hng
Columbus Caquirer
Smith
Nantine Weenbel
Sov
Baath
Meeces
Georgia
Olumbus Times
Field of gubernatorial candidates after Gov Smith's declination
Georgia newspapers discuss the post resignation race for governor. Gen Alfred H Colquitt garners strong editorial support, with others like Gen Gartrell Hardeman and John H James named as contenders. Some papers praise Colquitt's leadership and predict first ballot nomination, while others urge unity behind a south to northwest Georgia candidate.
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Smith
A. H. Coltuitt
Col
Georgia
Middle Georgia
Augustus Reese
Madison
Camilla Enterprise
Aio
Christian Gentlerman
Alfred H. Colquitt
Colquitt
Columbus Enquirer
James
Gartrell
Hardeman
Zyglethorpe Ec
Gov. Smith
Americus Republican
Columbus
Southwest
Marietta Journal
Ueur
State of
Igi
Gmlend
Jonesboro
J. M. Smith
Blake
T Tames
Tribune of the People
New Obfumros Times
Indictments and investigations loom in Kilbourne case
From Kilbourne to Blaine and wider actions in Washington the day brings anticipated indictments for safe burglary and conspiracy. The House awaits habeas corpus action while Kilbourne resists surrender. other figures like Harrington and Wasitixos figures surface in related probes and committee referrals. The journal clerk case and Plea on West Point donations weave through the day’s agenda. The Hevelina signals offshore as the imperial party nears New York.
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Harrington
Waspischos
Ith
Committee On Rules
Purman
Simpkins
West Poin
Witherspoon
House
Judiciary Committee
Habea Corpue
Kilbourne
Wasitixctos
Kilbourn
Real Estate Pool Committee
Blaine
Harrison
Union Pacific
A. P. Wood
Samue Gelker
Whitely
J. Russell Jones
Fiana A. T. Stewart
New York
Stewart
John H James Emerges as Best Qualified Governor Candidate
The piece argues for John H James as the nominee to lead the state, praising his financial ability, integrity, and practical Christian values. It claims the public supports him from cities to rural areas, and asserts his leadership will bring prosperity, lower taxes, and private capital backing state ventures.
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Eprrons Coxsuretiox
John H. James
James
Plerian
Mr Stewarts Life and Art Lore in an 1876 Note
An obituary sketch detailing Mr Stewart married to Cornelia Clinch for fifty one years, survived by a wife and two deceased children. It highlights his Fifth Avenue mansion social circle, passion for art, and a Meissonier painting purchased for about 75 000 dollars including duties. The piece quotes Meissonier and notes a drawing official Georgia lottery notice at end.
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Stewart
Cornelia Clinch
Jacob Clinch
Jones & Clinch
Hip Chandlers
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Meissonier
Steart
Meissanier
Charmin
Boissy
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VERE
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
West Point
Auugusta
Rreat Canal
Macon Telegraph
Aos
Tar
Savannah
Albany
Macon
Grito
Milledgeville
Cartersville
Greensboro
Gainesville
Supreme Court
Omaha
Groceryxoan
Augustus Weiss
Estelle Orant
Hany
Cox
Jay Cooke & Co
Inlaw
Ople
Hurriy
Bnea
Sidney Lanier
Governor Smith
Ais
Albany News
Perennal Rewd
Veia
Bainbridge Democrat
House of ‘S Répresentatives
Commonwealth
Home Courier
Sadith Hia
Mouroe
Tux Conathurion
Atlanta
Tan
Waineavilie
N. Y. Tribune
Centennial Commission
Janus Whiter
Budiy Gencantae
Aldrey Lanier
Gvorgia
Beck
United States
Yulee
Amesbury
Laxnter
Hasa&t
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Halbowwe
Hamedie
Bowes
Lennyson
London
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Tribune
Columbia
England
Jamestown
Plymouth
Nolay Lords
LaGrange
Baid
Norto
Matilda Heron
Bitty
Her Bison
Washington Capital
Lexington Avenue
Camille
Camilla
Pam
Sothern
Armand
Daly
Bijou
Shook &Palmer
Boucicault
Raith
Mr. Daly
Maxie
Antionette
Iarion
Massachusette
Augustine Press
Everglades
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Irons
Indiana
Pratt
Mr. M
John
Darhat
Bargock and
Yous
Emperor of Bratt
Sandy Hook
Mr Stewart
John GC
Jos Hand
Allenta
MBBIB
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APT Ee Rede
Ss, Ahdereon
Obie
Fylice
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