Savannah News and Georgia Advertiser items on politics and frauds
The Savannah News notes a debate over Gov. Smith vs Col. Norwood for the senate, advocates Smith, reports widespread cotton prospects with good cultivation. It cites impostor schemes in Knoxville, post office letter mixups in Atlanta, and a Tallulah Johnson case involving misaddressed mail and domestic confusion.
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Houstox Hous Journal the
Savannah News
Gov. Smith
Col. Norwood
Senate
Smith
Eli
Norwood
Houston Home Journal
Colquitt
Athens
Colqnitt
Otustee
Eatonton Messenger
Johnson
A Raese
Madison
Coos Herald
Franklin
Hart
Habersham
Colorel Hardeman
Macon
L. J. Gartrell
John H Jamea
Atlanta
Georgia
Tort Valley Mirror
Gen.quitt
Reese
Davis
Cartersville
YH. Johnson
Tiemen County
General Colquitt
Yaldosta
Gov. Johnson
Hardeman
Gov. Johnston
A Story of Love From Real Life in Florida
Estelle and her mother pursue hope after Harry’s disappearance as a Florida treatment for the mind leads to renewed faith. Alfred Gray returns as a possible suitor while Estelle learns a nurse’s confession about her child’s fate and a dying woman reveals a hidden truth. The tale moves toward reconciliation and a new dawn for Estelle.
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Katelle
Fiona
Estele
Florida
Estelle
Arx
Gertrude
Fegan
Alfred Gray
Alfred
EptoNsoy
Miss Estelle
Agyon
Dian Angel
Batts
G. W. Hert
Mulatto
Puta Breas Black
Beatard
Props
Crand
John Jones Lang
Lstella
Mme Bonaparte
Napoleon
Jerome
Uisinesville
B. H. Hill
Congress
Internal Revenue Laws
House of Representatives
Hill
North Georgia
Federal
Minneapolis
Easter Monday Fashion Gossip at the Capital
The Georgia Baptist convention met in Macon to elect officers and discuss missions and Sunday schools. The session included religious exercises, reports on Mercer University and the need for seminary education, and notes on fashion and millinery as the season shifts toward cream colors and velvet underskirts.
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Toomaaviee
Baptist Convention of
State of Georgia
Young Female College
DE. Butler
Jesus
Butler
Jesse H Campbell
Butler Apprantet
A. Kilpatrick
O. M. Trwin
D-Hendrick
J. B Uhevis
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Pondene
Jennie
Pennsylvania
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Macon
E Butler
T H Stout
MB Hardin
Cial
B. L. Ross
J H Kilpatrick
Baptist Convention
Creath
Texas
Hutching
Sommites
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D.G. Daniel
S. G. Hillyer
T. &. Skinger
B. Sharp
Stroy
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J. M. Rushin
R. B. Headden
B. 2 Callaway
Miedy BU
Bee Mae
A. Dela Motta
State Colored Baptist Convention
George 8. Obear
Mercer University
Colored Baptist Church
Thomasville
Gainesville
la Frange
TJ Burney
Gamin
Capitol
White House
Toves
Promemers
Grant
G. W
Navy Yard
Monant Vernon
Royal Yacht
Babcock
Avery
Nace OL Bitc
Lyone
Florida
American Bible Society
Georgia
Oxeldia
G. A. Nunnally
Yeas
Neys
Nays
John Smith and the John Smiths of New York
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses a preacher naming Mr. Smith and his son, then catalogs common surnames in New York. The author counts John Smiths heads of families, estimates proportions of Smiths, and notes widespread use of the name across ages and occupations. The piece ponders future prevalence and identity within a city dense with Smiths.
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Smith
Bose Sonure
Tobd Smith
New York
Smiths
John Smiths
Jonnie
John
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