Let the Ugly Men Stand Together at the Courthouse
Special report covers Judge Russell speaking at the courthouse introduced by G H Johnston and praised by Judge Kissel. Russell attacks disfranchisement, cites taxation reform, rail and mortgage issues, and calls for broader voting rights and education funding. He defends common people and criticizes Hoke Smith.
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Statesborn
Howell
Court House
G H Johiston
Johnson
Russell
Iis Cares
Russel
Aien
Jude Russel
yLang Ter
Applaise
Jidge Kissel
Massell
Georgia
Banus
Jersey club gives 1000 for Georgia Jersey cattle fair prizes
Secretary Frank Weldon of the Georgia state fair reports the American Jersey Cattle Club will donate 1000 in prizes for Jersey cattle exhibits at the Georgia state fair October 10 to 20. The fund aims to attract farmers and cattle raisers, making the exhibit the largest in the South. The move marks a precedent as Southern Jersey cattle raisers faced travel and quarantine barriers to attend prior fairs.
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Frank Weldon
Georgia
South
Fac
American Jersey Cattle Club
Weldon
Jersey
Texas Fey
Fnally
Mater
Vinring
Prietor
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Howell and Russell meet at Statesboro rally
Emanuel voters turn to Howell as Mr Howell spoke at Stillmore on Monday night to an enthusiastic audience. He denied corruption charges and outlined positions on franchisement and railroad issues. Friends of Howell reported growing support across Emanuel county with Swainsboro crowds crossing over after recent appearances.
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Stillmore
Emanuel
Howell Doman
Speria
Clark Nowell
Statesboro
George V. Brigon
Charles Neville
Emanuel County
Yowell
School House
L. J Kent
Stile
Menmonough
Gypreis
Fiowell
Swainsboro
Tat Cits
Mc Howells Friends Fee
Mx Howell
Ufo
Bulla
Jedly
Bulloch County
Georgia
Campaign speech and Bulloch County rally for Clark Howell
Hundreds of Democrats gather in Statesboro to hear Clark Howell and Judge B B Russell address the audience in the courthouse. Delegates greet Howell at the depot and pledge strong support from Bulloch County, with a crowd of about a thousand filling the room and aisles as the speakers share time and discuss the gubernatorial race.
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Judge Russell
Russell
Hoke
Piedmont
Ile
Eaith
Fred Lewis
Statesboro
Bulloch County
Clark Howell
B B Russell
Howells
Howell
Srort
R Howell
Bulloch
S L More
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Ely Court
Grover
Bank of Statesbery
E D Holland
James Ro Miller
Statesboro News
EF Donaldson
Sea Iekand Bank
Durrente
Mooney Col Hinton Booth
Jouch
Denmark
Anderson
JC Strickland
Wadison Warren
W OD Kennedy Howell Cone
Didge Russel
S L Moore
Tyowell
Georgia
Clark
Geirgs
Democratic Party
Bush
Jis
Alwais
Tam Frank
Ins
Ife Mae
Wr Fewells
Hon G Oh Johnston
Williams Justified in Columbus Assault Case
Dan Williams, a white employee of the Southern Buluthic Company, was arraigned before Recorder Crawford on a charge of assault with intent to murder after shooting John Franklin, a black man, in a Broad Street saloon Saturday night. The court found the negro provoked the trouble and Williams was discharged. Franklin remained in the hospital recovering from his neck wound.
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Willams
Columbus
Dan Willams
Southern Buluthic Company
Crawford
John Franklin
Exhibition at the New York and New Jersey fairs features
A garbled report lists professors from Columbia and other colleges, mentions cattle exhibits in New Jersey, and notes plans for spectacular shows including a Metoesuvius eruption exhibit and a dramatic water voyage aboard a burning ship, all presented for an Atlanta fair audience.
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Lowel
Columbia University
New York
Condressiman
Connecticut
Ty Hascher
Netrisha
Universty
Jersey
Ajanta
Ceitin
Weldon
Atlanta
Howell Defends Georgia Campaign in Statewide Rally
In a bustling speech, Howell urges unity and warns against disfranchisement while arguing the need for railroad and development policies. He counters charges of disqualifying white voters and invites former opponents to rejoin the Democratic Party, stressing a broad, inclusive approach.
Heir Found to Amhurst Millions in Novel Tease
An heiress named Dorothy Amhurst is revealed for the 15 million Amhurst fortune in a serial novel by Robert Barr. The tale A Rock in the Baltic will run in this paper before book form, with the first instalment printed May 6 and advance orders invited. This marks the Authors and Newspapers' Association's first $150,000 per series project.
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Amhurst
Dorothy Amhurst
Robert Barr
Baltic
Associaion
A Rock in the Baltic a Remarkable Mystery Love and Action
A promotional review extols Robert Barretts A Rock in the Baltic as a gripping tale of love piracy and daring adventure revealing harsh Russian oppression. The piece touts the book as part of a planned Amelye twelve volume series for early 1900s readers and notes limited access and pricing.
Mass Meeting for Hotel Macon Ga April 23 Special
A mass meeting for citizens and business men is called for May 3 at the city auditorium by President Fmnid Small of the Macon chamber of commerce. Plans for completing a tourist hotel in Macon will be set. Subscriptions to the enterprise will be accepted with a guarantee of 5 percent net profit. Several offers of land for the site are held in abeyance until this mass meeting.
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Macon
Cy Auditorium
Fmnid Small
Macon Chamber of Commerce
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