Poisonings in Cscwoun Ga Shake Community Wariness
August reports from Cscwoun Georgia describe a poisoning case where ten Black residents were affected by rat poison with two deaths. Sheriff McGannis detained two perpetrators, a mixed-race preacher and his wife Emly, amid a tense investigation with alleged accomplices and evolving narratives. The community awaits a lengthy superior court term as post mortems suggest poisoning in at least three separate incidents. The same issue notes preparations for the State Agricultural Society meeting in LaGrange on August 13, with local delegates and speakers lined up for the event.
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First Bales of New Cotton Reported from Several Towns
Reports from Georgia and nearby areas on August 2 note first bales of the new cotton crop arriving in multiple towns. Bales weighed and classed. several shipped from Albany and Savannah with prices around twelve cents per pound. Also mentions a near-warehouse fire and a steamboat purchase, plus a public subsidy bill ongoing in Congress and a murder incident under investigation.
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Fatal Street Shooting in Augusta Terrace
Special correspondent Mr L HW Patillo of the Augusta Chronicle reports that L HW Patillo and Charles P Hutson shot each other on Broad Street near Hawthorn Salon. Hutson died on the scene while Patillo, wounded in the thigh, was taken to Arlington hotel. Cause unclear, rumors of a feud. Hutson from Louisville, Patillo from Warren County, both armed. Coroner to hold inquiry.
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Credit, debt, and reform in postwar rural towns
A long critic recounts postwar debt laws and alliance movements shaping farmers and town workers. He argues restrictive credit and garnishment laws kept farmers solvent at country expense, harmed urban workers, and urged legislators to remove barriers to honest debt collection and fair credit. Strong references to alliances, usury, and economic change frame the call for reform.
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Bibb county rallies for Blount and Hughes in monster meetings
In Macon Bibb county crowds packed the Blount and Hughes gatherings tonight on the eve of the primary. Blount spoke at the Academy of Music, hailed by supporters and denounced opponents. Hughes chimneyed the Pine and Fourth streets rendezvous with rival oratory. Monroe and Forsyth reports boosted Blount and Hughes momentum as Bibb and Jasper tilt toward victory.
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Crowded Atlanta Exposition Promises Grand South Fair
The Past Week reports growing excitement for Atlanta’s Grast Fair with hundreds of new attractions and a record flower show. Officials anticipate a huge crowd and note efforts to improve housing and feeding facilities, hedge fencing around Piedmont Park, and a public welcome message from Department of Public Comfort. Letters pour in from across the country seeking information.
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Indian Day Celebrations at Chattanooga Tabernacle
An Indy from Atlanta praises thorough teaching across German French and English departments. The grounds buzz with children and a Weber band as Dr Ab Brah lectures on India and a large audience enjoys concerts and faith-based programs at Peabody hall and the tabernacle.
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In His Last Lecture on India at Eight P. M.
A late lecture titled on India was held at eight o clock with over a hundred stereopticon views showing Indian scenery.
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