Agitating force bill debate stirs southern and northern editors
The Constitution comments on widespread support and opposition to the force bill with editorials from Alabama, Virginia, and Georgia. It criticizes Republicans while defending white southern unity and warns against negro domination, urging farmers and readers to back defense of southern interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Kew Vor Uerald
Republican Party
Jendurs
Alabima
Pers
Pac Cox
Virbinia
EG Brown
Winston County
South
Senate
Mabama
Walsh
Avista Chronicle
Serias
South Carolina
Augusta
Tre _Goxstausion
Glimpses of Georgia Rural Notes and Upcoming Events
The Pulaski Recorder records curiosities from Colquitt county including three earred corn on Mr R Wyehe’s farm and a large fish caught by J W Haley of Carnesville. Invitation cards mark a golden wedding on August 13 in Troup county. Governor Gordon and Livingston to speak on August 1 in Covington. Judge John Harris notes large corn and pea yields on 140 acres in Newton county. Rail work near Newborn to Machen. A tree fatality in Webster county. LaGrange reports rise in property values and tax effects. A shooting match planned between Savannah and Finnawick at Brunswick on August 18. Gordonville Sunday School Association to meet on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Marto
Gwinnett
House of Representatives
West Point Press
WF L
Galuesvne
M W Simmons
Thomas Canoty
BB Perry
Dawson News
Terrell County
Johnson
Senate
Terrel County
Williams
House
Dr Baldwin
Randolph County
Eni Terrell County
Albert County
Roger Gable
Lomsville
Funes
Americas Times
Jack Brown
Crisp
Congress
Branswick Times
Mercer University
Georgia
W J Northen
Moses Hon
Tom Watson
Mercer
Brunswick Times
Farmers of
Clarke Howell
Fulton
Examett Womack
J W Anderson Alfred
Frankim
Dr Giveon
Brunswick
Democratic Club
Glynn County
Harry Dunwealy
E.D Hendler
Menwether
County Alliance
Farmers —the Americas Recorder
Stunter
Troup County
Te ‘Vouers
Wicxtall T-Borra
James J. Aten
Blue Budge
Venturer
Fannin County
Litienia
Colquitt County
Pulaski Recorder
R Wyehe
J WR Haley
Carnesville
Hatlacarp
Chas Davidson
Covington
Gordon Hon Lit Livingston
John Harris
Vewton County
Georgii and
Atlantic Railroad
Machen
Sul
Webster County
LaGrange
Trop County
Savannth
Finnawick
Froup
Schoet
Religious press warns against church being weighed down by societies
The writer laments increasing moral associations may hinder church work. He cites New England overreach, stresses personal charity over mere alms, and praises Christlike ministers while noting the danger of institutionalism. He recalls Dr DeGraffenred and historic sermons amid a broad critique of modern religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Jacob
Zion
Apostle Fumes
Peter
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Allison
Lrasmay
Leo X
Salvation Army
Father Damon
Sandwich Islands
R Dowinic
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Sword of Major Andre Found Near Sleepy Hollow Tale
An old tale describes a rusted sword found near Avondale on the Passaic river, allegedly linked to Major Andre. The garbled account links the weapon to Revolutionary history, with vivid recollections of Sleepy Hollow, and mentions other swords labeled as Andre’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres Sword Porrow
Audee
Yonuale
Dallas
John Audie
Lester
Andre
Reipes
Victir
Andrew Case
Migrit
Igonerote
Jobo Andre
Wondale
Tappa
Hudson River
Highlands
New York
Albany
Magur Andre
Spuyten
Andra Teles
Brom van Tromp
Agkrina
Ehibod
Jan
Iebibod
Alwys
Fehbod
St. Leurely
Gilkex Toccon
Hughes Addresses Sixth District Voters Before Primary Fight
Colonel Hughes speaks to supporters in Macon amid rumors of withdrawal and heavy campaigning for tomorrow’s primary. He defends his conduct, urges fair discussion, and denounces Blount allies while recounting a long political struggle and the mobilization across Bibb and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Macox
Blount
Tel Ife
Wilcun
S Taghes
Unclear fragmentary note on political figures and events
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals Dixon McAllister Harrison and a reunion in Boston. Grusn Burg Grebh appears garbled. References to candidates for the United States Senate and a Northampton Massachusetts mother are unclear. The source text is damaged with many misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixoy
Ben Dixon
Grusn
D Burg Grebh
Ves Ds
United States Senate
Mo Alliaten
Ward McAllister
Asp
Sotivty Boch
Grant Dé Memaird
Georgia Cables
Northampton
Massachusett
of Harrises
Harrison Wa
Grand Dims
Bostom
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Constitution
Neluihag
Ates
Pontpead
Daily Constitution
TNE Gonday
Atlants GA
Malls
Euxas
Mall
Missouri
Mts
Mumentes
Baltimore
Texas
Filla A Jong
Chronicle
Ths
Tootlegraph
Democratic Party
Augusta Chionicle
Georgi
Constitution
Chautauqua
Lin Cawstirgton
United
Tans
Cinnitampa
Harris
Antica
Land Nevermore
Cuba
Bar Harbor
Blaine
State Department
Spain
Prim
Portugal
Cubs
Amarks
Ephor Wavsh
Eprron HaustRap Eays
Bunyamin Harrison
New ‘Hampshire
Boston
Turmasrmr
Boston Herald
New Yeur Sr
the Sun
Times
World
Theodore L de Vinne
The
Century Magazine
John Matthews
Bowery
Jol Reilly
Matthews
Grant
Grace
Flynn
Meury W Grady
Fuinsong
Kreutzer Sonati
Winamaker
Masahe Las Privat Philadelphi
Atlanta
Sign Office
Army
Navy
Europe
Bismarck
Italy
Allen
Worth County
Branham
Dean
Irwin
Conyers Soba South
Farly Liesseuung
Les Cownty
Wead
Golingnent
Mind Reich
Joy Grange
Western Exchange
Southern Lodge
Plunkett
Constittrioy
North
Elberton Gazette
Elbert County
Zaohry
Henry County
William JroGombs
Henry
Zachry
Hoyhand
Harneon
DeGraffenned
Columbus
Marshall de Graffenned
Virginia
W H W Underwood
North Bend
van Buren
Trout County
Soma
Pike
Fish County
Casrnels
Isid Hus
Pasesisi
Baste
Robespiere
der Grant
Duray
Rome
Niebuhr
Cicero
Cataline
Pompey
Joung Cesar
Livy
Alexandria
Federal Dodge
Washington
Germany
France
Ain
Lelencka
Moltke
Sysmarek
Napoleon
Tan
Bibb
Retheey
Blourt
Uwvughes
House of Repreentatives
Washerton
Hansen Lane Mayo
JF Eranson
Hughes Mass
Tim
Hanson
Matice
Ishalnevere
Eluyum
Souard
Fair Pl
Teboke
Shigmabz
Luutts
Wouroc
United States
Seferi
Bloane
Ducheless
Tratinas
Robert Toombs
Lagard of
Zuy
Ctizen de
Augribt
Mulne, Wid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!