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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1890

Page

5

CRISP' ENDORSED: Judge Crisp nominated for Congress Hearts Endorsement

A Democratic convention in Georgia's third district met at the courthouse in August with Judge Crop nominated for the fifty second Congress. Key speakers, including Hon G C Smith and W T Haw, praised Crop and called for party unity. Secretaries and a new executive committee were elected as the gathering adjourned.

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Ferrell Men Back Terrell in Douglas County Race

In Spalding and nearby counties a Democratic split shows Terrell drawing stronger cross-party support. Douglas men back Terrell amid alliance and Greenback backing, while Snelson lags with 400 votes. A mass meeting in the county courthouse later names a new Democratic committee to guide the campaign into the upcoming primary.

Ferrell Dovernsville TR Whatley Fairburn Thorn Terrell Snelson Douglas Alliance Allance Gang Terrell Snelson Conventum

Reunions in Georgia Honor Fourth Georgia Regiment Veterans

Monticello Georgia August reunion brings Glover Guards of Jasper County and veterans of the Fourth Georgia Regiment. Thousands attend as Colonel George Delos and Colonel Mini Cook are remembered. Notables from Albany Macon and Monticello speak on valor, duty, and Confederate memory amid patriotic fervor. The crowd cheers as General Phil Cook and Governor Gordon are referenced. a Confederate Gray tribute song and speeches follow with a large dinner and baskets from Jasper County.

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Resolutions Adopted At Georgia Veterans Meeting

A Georgia veterans gathering in August adopts resolutions thanking the hospitality of organizers and recognizing the efforts of Colonel Bell and Rev Thomas Pass. The assembly salutes Gov Gordon, Joseph K. Hrows, and Jefferson Davis, endorses Captain Story and delegates to Confederate Veterans Association, and plans the next reunion site at Llewary Branch. Macon survivors of the Fourth Georgia commend their war comrades and efforts to fund a memorial slab for their late commander.

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Fire destroys Masonic Block in Cannesville

Early August fire gutted the Masonic Block a brick structure with three storerooms and the Masonic hall on the second floor. Loss estimated around 1500 with no insurance coverage. Fire deemed accidental. Other notes report Jemison named secretary of the Georgia State Agricultural Society and Cumberland Island sale pending with a $75 000 option and charter filing by a Macon syndicate.

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Deaths in Georgia headlines fill August notices across counties

Multiple obituaries from Georgia regions detail the deaths of young and old, including 20 month old Little Eddie May Smith in Stove Mountain, typhoid fever claims, and noted citizens such as Dean Mobley and Mt Wilhaw A Jordan. The notices mention interments, local cemeteries, and community figures tied to Macon, Gwinnett, and Spirited Plant system connections.

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Marriages and society notes fill Atlanta pages

A flurry of society wedding reports from Atlanta and nearby towns runs through the column. Brides and grooms from Birmingham, Pensacola, Newnan, Cartersville, and Forsyth are celebrated, with details on residences, mothers, and future homes. Vignettes include a golden wedding in Westford and a late-night elopement near Broad Street, plus travel notes and visits by social figures.

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Disappointing Show Caged Beast Distracts Atlanta Event

Mr PW Ryan manager of Atanta Wire and Iron Works faced a failed hoat show yesterday as a wine wire cage held a beast kept by Keeper Havens. A minstrel troupe from a distant locale performed at a side table while the crowd drifted away. The incident disrupted the exposition grounds and the exhibit was left incomplete.

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