Howell Decries Race Disfranchisement and Promotes Railroads
The crowd praised Mr Howell as he defended a record of public service in the house and senate, attacked confiscation, and urged Georgia rail expansion. He argued against the grandfather clause, saying disfranchisement would hurt white citizens unable to read while educated blacks would gain voting rights, and urged fair treatment by capital and state authorities. He urged a policy of development with broad rail access across Georgia.
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Howell
House
Senate
Georgia
Doeran
South Georgia
Inolé
Mr. Howell
Smith
Howells
North Carolina
Supréme Court of the United States
Court
Spuat
Epeu Pey
Memorial Day Observed in Cuthbert Georgia
Memorial Day in Cuthbert Georgia featured veterans at the cemetery escorted by the Cuthbert Rifles and local students. Banks schools and colleges observed the holiday. graves were profusely decorated and a salute was fired. The Cuthbert Rifles also attended Governor's Day in Albany with Lt. Graham commanding and Captain Dunn acting as major.
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Cuthbert
New Orleans
Cuthbert Rifles
Joe Hall
Perry
Joe Hal
Macon
Dahlonege
Dahlonega
Vetsrang
W. P. Price
Brown
Dan M Davis
Dr. Moore
College
Patriot Americans in the South Pressed as Guiding Force
Francis B. Loomis, former secretary of state, addressed a Southern Society banquet in New York, urging that unsullied and resolute Southern Americans, amid economic and political unrest, offer constructive influence. He warned against rhetoric and called for clear recognition of real conditions and responsibility.
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Southern Society
Francis B. Loomis
South
New York
Lyons Seeks Protection Over Night Dreams Of A Black Man
Carl Lyons, a 19 year old varnisher, arrived in Atlanta three weeks ago and reports nightly attacks in his sleep by a terrifying black figure. He leapt from a bed and shattered a window in fear, fled through a window in Worcester previously, and now seeks medical examination under police care at the sleeper’s ward. He was born in Chicago and raised in the United States, shows bright intelligence, and desires institutional investigation into his haunting dreams.
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Carl Lyons
Lyon
Atlanta
Sven
R. J Frisbee
Central Avenue
Lyons
Jons
Lyona
Worcester
Mass
Chicago
United States
Prosecution and Defense Clash Over Crapsey Creed Trial
The Rochester heresy trial for Rev. Crapsey sees prosecution insist the Apostles’ Creed binds every priest while defense argues room for differing belief and calls for tolerance within the church. Congressman Perkins warns against dictates that deny scriptural interpretation as essential to salvation. A mountain of unrelated medical ads follows, endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women.
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Franklin B. Locke
Crapsey
Dr. Crapsey
Perkins
Bisop Walker
Gyapsey
Clowers Beer Fine For Drinking In Closed Saloon
A man named W. R. Clower faced a fine of 50 dollars plus costs or 30 days after officers found workers drinking beer in his closed saloon at 882 Decatur Street on election day. Judge Broyles upheld prior rulings, noting a pattern of leniency for such acts. His saloon license was forfeited as punishment.
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Decatur Street
Clower
W. R Clower
Sam Menerlet
Dan Cook
Supreme Court
Veterans Move In Grand Parade
A grand parade showcased veterans with General Cabell and Generals Mickle Evans and Evans drawing cheers. Marines from the Columbia and Louisiana National Guard ended the procession as hundreds of schoolchildren formed a Confederate flag at Lee circle. About eight thousand men marched. memorials followed in Perry and Dahlonega with addresses and decorations.
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Evans
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
Tennessee
United States
Columbia
National Guard of
Louisiana
Lee Circle
Canal Street
Canal
Camp Streets
Lee
Uncle Joe Gannon Talks Booms and Bees View
In Ashington on April 27 the informal talk by Uncle Joe Gannon covered presidential booms and bees. He stated the presidency is not to be asked for and would be foolish to refuse if offered by a major political party while stressing duty as speaker to help shape policies for the greatest good.
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Ashington
Nim
Express Company Seeks State Aid Over COD Shipments
Jackson Mississippi April 27. Lewis Cass Ledyard of New York, general attorney for the American Express Company, seeks aid from the state attorney general to battle wholesale houses in courts over cash on delivery liquor shipments. The company plans to discontinue COD shipments July 1 while wholesalers push federal action to compel handling. Senate confirms postmasters including Virginia C P Hair Clifton Forge and C Lacy Houston.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Today
Virginia
C. P. Hair
Clifton Forge
Lacy
Houston
Methodists Urge Aid as Sufferers Help Grows
Nashville April 27 The board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church South closes its session with an aggregate foreign mission appropriation of 353000 dollars An appeal will be made to Methodist communities to raise funds for San Francisco disaster relief 6000 dollars has been received and 10000 dollars is expected to be sent to the wrecked city within two weeks Bishops will appeal to reestablish wrecked churches on the Pacific coast Memorials favor a large substantial missionary training school linked with Vanderbilt University Biblical department A home and city missions department to be created with an assistant secretary Language study for missionaries to China Japan and Korea discussed The board also debated missions among Jews The Louisville board of church extension forwarded 5000 dollars to aid church building in Brazil Cuba Korea and Japan
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Nashville
Tenn
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Foreign Missions
San Francisco
General Conference
Missionary Training School
Biblical Department
Vanderbilt University
Department of
Home and City Missions
China
Japan
Corea
Board of Church Extension
Louisville
Brazil
Qube
Earthquake Death Toll List From San Jose Describes 21 Victims
A war department telegram from General Greely lists 21 dead from the San Jose earthquake. The names include Mrs Hela Brandon, Mrs Agoina Casta, Carrigan and baby, Dr Warren Crewden, Mrs Claude Everett, Jamon Hilngive, Bost Healy and others. Also noted are 19 other deceased patients and nurses at Agnews Asylum near San Joa.
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Washington
War Department
Don’t Hurry or Worry. Strengthen Nerves with Dr Miles’ Nervine
Worry and hurry drain energy and wreck health, causing headaches and bodily troubles. Dr Miles’ Nervine is pitched as a tonic to strengthen nerves, with a testimonial from Mrs Joseph Exyder and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles’ Nervine
Fe Aterard
Miles Nerine
Thad
Joseph Exyder
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Montgomery county primary yields close races and white vote noted
The Montgomery county Democratic primary chose candidates for sheriff tax collector and other offices with tight margins. James W Adams and Newton Wood tied narrowly for tax collector, while W G Brantley won Congress unopposed and A Pope claimed treasurer. Voter turnout and a near absence of whisky noted. the bond for a new courthouse failed. Hoke Smith spoke at Stone Mountain, drawing about 163 voters from nearby areas.
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Mt. Vernon
Montgomery County
Congress
W. J. Peterson
J. C. McAlister
J J
Fight Prohibited Salt Fake 3 Apel 27 Corbett Dick
An official notice states that a prohibited Salt fake event on 27 April was halted by authorities. Corbett and Dick are named in the action with enforcement cited. Further details on the ruling and involved parties are limited in the readable fragment.
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Prze
Apel
Fue Corbett
Dick Tyiand Tigil
She
Uthoritios
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