Debating in Lincolnton Fleming and Hardwick in tenth district race
Washington Ga April 8 Special, Congressman W H Fleming and H T W Hardwick debated the tenth district race. Hardwick criticized Fleming for alleged record falsification and pursuit of personal attacks while Fleming defended his congress record, rejected the charges, and urged voters to judge his work. Both candidates defended positions on suffrage, rural delivery, and party loyalty amid heated exchanges.
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W. H. Fleming
H. T. W. Hardwick
Congress
Tenth
Lincolnton
Yardwick
Pleming
Fleming
Hardwick
Boykin Wright
Washington County
Augusta
Thomas E. Watson
South
Georgia
North
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Friends of
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Teuety
Pororess
Richmond
loke-Stephens
Toombs
State Normal and Industrial School
Willingham
Ogden Party Visits Alabama Including Montgomery and Tuskegee
The Ogden party traveled through Montgomery arriving at 6 AM, visited a negro school at Calhoun, toured the state capitol, and inspected the state normal school for negroes. Governor Jelks joined at lunch and accompanied them to Auburn and Tuskegee the next day.
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Montgomery
Calhoun
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Union Railway Station
State Capitol
Jelks
State House
State Normal School For
Ogden Party Arrives in Auburn for Education Conference
The Ogden party, escorted by Governor Jelks and officials, arrived in Auburn and was greeted by Alabama Polytechnic Institute faculty, cadets, and citizens. Key speakers praised the college and public education, with remarks on Dr. Broun, Auburn’s scientific legacy, and Cornell ties. The group toured labs and stations before departing at seven for Tuskegee.
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Broun
Auburn
Ala
William DB. Jelks
Alabama
John W. Abercrombie
C. C. Thach
Langdon Hall
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Corps of Cadets
D. Smith
JeIks
William Leroy Broun
Athens
Bailey
Cornell University
Cornell
New York State
Atkinson
Underwood
Earle
Tuskegee
Negro Lawyer Battles for Life in Georgetown Jail
In Columbia South Carolina April 38 Special a negro barber John Brownfield sits in Georgetown Jail under death sentence for killing deputy sheriff J C Serry in 1900. His attorney Whipper appeals to the U S Supreme Court claiming no colored man sat on the jury. The case stalled as appeals wind through state and federal courts with Brownfield remaining imprisoned awaiting further action.
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Georgetown
John Brownfield
Brownfield
J. C. Scvrry
Whipper
State Supreme Court
State Supreme Court Sustained the Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court
Ogden Party Members Visit Tuskegee School
George Peabody and W H Baldwin Jr join the Ogden party traveling south to Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute. Peabody will stop in Columbus and Auburn before Tuskegee, Baldwin proceeds directly for talks on school business. The party plans to stay through Tuesday with a northern press contingent.
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George Peabody
W. H. Baldwin, Jr
Ogden
Willam H. Baldwin, Jr
New York
George Foster Peabody
Brooklyn
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Peabody
Mr. Peabody
Columbus
Auburn
Mr. Baldwin
Wickersham
Tuskkegee
Julian Ralph
Colonel Enoch Faw Dead in Marietta Ga
Colonel Enoch Faw of Marietta dies at St Joseph Infirmary Atlanta after failed operation. A respected lawyer and educator who served as mayor and council member, he moved to Cobb County in 1853 from North Carolina and studied at the University of Virginia. He leaves a widow and three children Ollie Lizzie and E Leon Faw. Funeral at Presbyterian church tomorrow at 1 o'clock conducted by Rev J H Patton with bar association escort reaching from Atlanta to Marietta.
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Cobb County
Moon
Marietta
Enoch Faw
St. Joseph Infirmary
Atlanta
Faw
North Carolina
University of Virginia
Andrew J. Hansell
Roswell
W. J. Winn
Presbyterian Church
Charles Bd, Phillips
J. H. Morley
J. Z Foster
M. M. Seasions
Fred Morris
FE. P. Green
P. D. McClesky
R. N. Holland
H. Patton
Ollie Faw
Lizzie Faw
E. Leon Faw
Peabody visits Columbus and proposes Carnegie library site
George Foster Peabody of New York spent hours in Columbus and backed traveling libraries for rural districts giving 100 dollars to both the Students and Orpheus clubs. He offered 5000 dollars toward a Carnegie library site if a 350000 library is built, and approved YMCA building plans with bids to be invited.
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George Foster Peabody
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
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Sune
Wao
Women of Columbus
Orpheus
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Mr. Peabody
Auburn
Ogden
Dead body found on track in Americus
Americus Georgia April 26 a special report says Jacob Burnett an Americus negro was found beside the Central railroad track near the city. He is believed to have dozed off on cross ties and was killed by a passing train during the night. The First Methodist church building committee today accepted architect Denny of Atlanta plans for a new pressed brick and granite edifice costing 3000 dollars with most funds already subscribed and construction to start at once.
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Americus
Jacob Burnett
Central Railroad
Itjfs
Burnett
First Methodist Church of
Denny
Atlanta
Rev D J Stafford Lectures Macbeth in Entertaining Manner
Rev D J Stafford delivered a lecture on Macbeth at College hall last night. The packed audience praised the speaker for deep thought and scholarly appreciation. Stafford described Macbeth as Shakespeare's most perfect work and contrasted it with Hamlet as action versus thought and pity.
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D. J. Stafford
Shakespeare
Macbeth
Hamlet
Thane
Sencia Boards 7000 Dollar School Bond Validated
In Coweta county the town of Sencia within Carrollton Ga had a school bond issue of seven thousand dollars validated today by Special Judge 3. W. Harris. Solicitor General T A Atkinson of the Coweta circuit supervised the proceeding.
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Sencia
Carrollton
3. W. Harris
Superior Court
Coweta County
T. A. Atkinson
Coweta
Sad Death Of Fred Price At Augusta Hospital
Friends in Athens Ga learned of the death of Fred Price in Augusta after seven weeks of treatment. The body will be taken to Farmington Ga for interment with his father Weldon W. Price. Price was a popular University of Georgia alumnus, noted athlete and a top football player, and in later years practiced law in Waynesboro Ga.
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Athens
Fred Price
Augusta
Mr. Price
Weldon W. Price
Farmington
Reg Price
Everal
Waynesboro
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