The Mormons at Our Gates in Georgia
A Monroe correspondent reports in Walton County near Fairplay the spread of Mormonism led by twenty five elders. Henry J Studdard, a prominent local landowner, converted alongside neighbors while local Baptist ministers seldom visit. The piece urges home mission zeal, condemns persecution, and urges Christian ministers to counter alien doctrines with steadfast preaching of Christ’s teachings.
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Monroe
Georgia
Fairplay
Walton County
Morgan
Mormon Conference of Georgia
Henry J. Studdard
Studdara
Christianity in Georgia under Mormon influence urges zeal
The author argues that human laws fall short in moral questions and praise for Christian precepts. They acknowledge preachers mean well but warn appeals to human law undermine religion’s role. They insist Christianity, when zealously taught, never fails in its proper field and note Mormon missionaries gaining foothold in Georgia.
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Georgia
Morgan's Triumph in Alabama Endorses Morgan in landmark political moment
The Montgomery Advertiser notes the US Senator Morgan wins solid support from Alabama voters with Governor Johnston gracefully accepting the result. It recalls Morgan's stature in state and national politics, praising party unity and a strong, lasting alignment that strengthens the Democratic ticket.
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Morgan
Alabama
United States
Johnston
Senator Morgan
Ufe
United States Senate
Senate
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Montgomery
Albany Chautauqua to Open in Albany on April 22
The twelfth annual Georgia chautauqua session will begin April 22 and run for one week in Albany. Notable speakers include Dr R S MacArthur of New York Mon Wellington Vandiver of Alabama and Dr W A Duncan of Syracuse along with Georgia figures Governor Candler Lucien L Knight and J Harris Chappell. The event promises strong oratory music and instruction reflecting Albany’s civic pride.
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Albany
R. 8. MacArthur
New York
Wellington Vandiver
Alabama
W. A. Duncan
Syracuse
Georgia
Candier
Lucien L. Knight
J. Harris Chappell
Sneen
The Doctors of Georgia and Confederate Echoes
Georgia medical leaders and Atlanta doctors gather for the annual Georgia Medical Association session. The piece defends medical professionals amid limited public reward, praising figures like Crawford W. Long and Battey, and credits Georgia with scientific progress. It also references political sketches and press comments on later national figures.
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Doctors of
Georgia
Georgia Medical Association
Crawford W. Long
Battey
Atlanta
Tolling Hands and April Rains in Georgia Echoes
A miscellaneous Georgia themed page mixes verse and quips. It presents poetic pieces about duty and love, humorous anecdotes from Alabama and Australia, brief jokes about Mark Twain and Aldrich, a joking sidelight on an Alligator Florida candidate, and regional sketches about April rains and election banter. The items are framed in a dated, lyrical newspaper voice with regional color and moral-tinged humor.
Busy Atlanta talk links old teachers and city leaders
In casual chat Mr. Marcellus Markham recalls Rev. W A Rogers and his school days in McDonough earning a gold medal for oratory. He notes Sherman’s headquarters, water ground meal debates, Merrill and Baker publishers, and locals like Charley Henderson and Charley Harman. The piece ends with mayoral race drift and Wallace Putnam Reed.
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Marcellus Markham
W. A. Rogers
McDonough
Old Wesley Chapel
Peachtrea Street
Sherman
Atlanta
Charles E. Doddridge
D. Appleton & Co
New York
Merrill & Baker
Doddridge
Prudential
Charley Henderson
Henderson
H. 4. Kohlsaar
Chicago Times-Herald
General Grant
Grant
Kohlsaar
Georgia
Wallace Putnam Reed
Dewey Controversy Over $10,000 Tightens in Washington
Chicago Times Herald reports President McKinley may send a detailed bill to Congress regarding the delayed $10,000 payment to Admiral Dewey for his Philippine commission service. The issue, seen as politically sensitive, hinges on double compensation rules that exempt officers while allowing civilian members to receive extra pay. Washington observers note Dewey's anger sparked his presidential candidacy claim, though administration officials urge restraint and emphasize no blame on the president.
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Sholes
Georgia
Philadelphia
Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlanta
Maine
Washington
Richmond
Grant
Lee
Wilson
Wheeler
Chicago Times-Herald
McKinley
Congress
Admiral Dewey
Philippine Commission
Times-Herald
State Department
Pettigrew
Senate
Otis
United States
Navy
Army
Philiping
Cat Grees
General Ouis
Maus
Hiisself
Ourgress
Dewey
Commission
Manila Bay
Unclear early 20th century editorials and opinions
A collage of short clippings mock news items and editorials about Dewey and political topics. Includes references to Carrollton Times Ocilla Dispatch Madison Madisonian Waycross Journal Savannah News and Carlson Browne. Mentions dog law and public sentiment but lacks cohesive narrative or facts.
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Waycross Journal
Dewey
Lee
Savannah News
Admiral Dewey
Carl Browne
Miral
Coxey
Kohlsaat as Public Voice Shapes Era in Politics
The Chicago Times Herald editor Kohlsaat stands as a bold influence in U S politics, aligning with McKinley then sharply opposing the Puerto Rico policy. His acquisitions of The Chicago Herald and The Chicago Times consolidate a powerful Democratic-leaning paper network, while George Bruce Cortelyou is named secretary to the president, signaling a high political stake and reformist leadership.
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Frank Weldon
Weldon
Atlanta
Thomas J. Kelly
Middle West
Willam McEnley
Kohlsaat
White House
Porto
Rico
Sten
The
Sunday Post
Denver
Cal
Kohlaat
Koi'saat
McXinley
McKinley
Kohlsaut
Pes Dent
Kohtsaat
Chicago
James W Scott
Chicago Times
Storey
Carter Morrison
Chicago ‘Times-Herod
Times
Herald
John R. Walsh
Kohl- Saal
Dhue
Kehisaa
Bhut
United States
Paty
George Bruce Cortelyau
New York
John Addison Porter
Porter
Portelson
Samford Makes Strong Bid In Governor Race
Opelika Alabama April 17 Indications Grow That W J Samford Will Win Easy In Governor Canvass With 95 Percent Of Vote In Several Counties And Sweeping Populist Areas He Campaigned On A Conservative Plain Without Enemies Expected Nomination On First Ballot
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Lee County
Opelika
Ala
W. J. Samford
Could Not G Force Alleges Ther
A fragmentary legal note references an allegation involving a party identified as Ther. The text is incomplete, with unclear context, dates, or locations. Further details are unavailable from the readable material.
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