Political Clamor and Late Headlines From Georgia
Fragmented notes recount Georgia politics with Hoke Smith and Tom Watson. Dismissals, alliances and primary doubts surface as party loyalties weaken. Philippines war talk and scientific quips mingle with column chatter and theatrical gossip from New York.
Fourteen Spielers Rally For Hoke Smith In Statewide Campaign
A scanned tirade from Hoke Smith headquarters attacks the idea of a divine call guiding the campaign. It argues that the fourteen spielers traveling the state only signal a desperate bid against Tom Watson and imply campaign misrepresentation. The piece mocks fake polls and padded club lists fueling a nationwide Come Back call.
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Hoke Smith
Tom Watson
People's
Deep criticism of the Democratic Party by the Home Organ
A lengthy polemic argues that the Home Organ harshly attacked the Democratic state committee and its leaders, while praising some party figures and denouncing opponents. It alleges the Organ seeks anti democratic support for its governor candidate and condemns cited lines as untrue or biased. The piece stresses unity against perceived external interference and defends the committee’s unanimous actions.
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Brantley
Democratic Party
Heke
Democratic Organization
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
J. L. Sweat
Waycross
Atlanta Journal
Tom Watson
M. J. Yeomans
Hoke
Georgia
Yeomans
EB. T. Brown
State Executive Committee
J. J
Brown
Spalding
Hoke Smith
Democratic State Executive Committee
Bitty Hardwick
Thomson
Oraan
Dr McCandless and the Pure Food Law Milestone
Dr John M McCandless played a key role in Georgia passing a pure food law, impressing lawmakers with precise data and illustr ations while advocating for public protection. The piece also critiques bank director responsibilities after the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank scandal, stressing directors must actively supervise and protect the public.
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McCandles
John M. McCandless
General Assembly
House
Senate
Georgia
McCandless
Son L L Ray for Judge Ship in New Court
Jackson Ga August 1 Special Hon I L Ray of the Jackson bar announces his intention to seek one of the bench seats on the new court of appeals if the amendment passes He is a University of Georgia Law School graduate and a leading Flynt circuit lawyer pressure from the circuit backs his candidacy and supporters expect a strong showing in the race
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Mew
Jackson
I. L. Ray
Court of
Haruna
J T.il
Cordele
Crisp
Dooly
Wilcox
Irwin
Hill
W. A. McAllister
Eleventh Senatorial District
Cordele Circuit
J.tf. Hill
General Assembly
Tom Hi
McAllister
Georgia
Albany
Frisco Breweries to Resume Business
Fourteen years after a British syndicate bought seven San Francisco breweries at ten million dollars the group faced losses from a late fire. London agents then wired their local contacts to resume operations and invest two million to erect a modern eight story building on Second street near Howard as part of reviving the industry.
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Frisco Breweries
San Francisco
London
Focal
Second Street
Howard
Notable Georgia Edges Toward Court Reforms in 1883 Session
Gossip at the Capitol highlights Dr E G Scruggs veteran lawmaker from Glascock and War Yeu counties who served in 1883. He led a life of public service, fought at Sharpsburg and Gettysburg, and at seventy five remains active in policy debate on the appellate court bill and education reforms for Georgia.
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General Assembly
E. G Scruggs
War- Yeu County
Glascock County
Berugga
Georgia
Sharpsburg
Gettysburg
Scruggs
Former Virginian supports Landrum figures in Georgia rhetoric
S J Slat writes as a Virginian observer praising Carter Glass and the Virginia suffrage clauses while criticizing The Atlanta Journal and The Richmond Times. He argues Virginia’s disfranchisement reforms reduced Democratic majorities and warns Georgia readers about similar effects on white voters, urging vigilance and reform.
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Georgia
Virginia
Atlanta Journal
Old Dominion
Tam
Bryan
Richmond Times
Dispatch
Joseph Bryan
Henirtep County
Carter Glass
Eugene Withers
Pettaylvania
Jone
Tost
John Ww
Dante
Democratic Party
Glass
Geor
Lynchburg
Rhea
Congress
Julga Rhda
Lyto
Colonel Sledmp
Bryan Aaya
Shwandon
Many Virginians report white disfranchisement in Virginia
A Virginia resident recounts witnessing white workers at Buena Vista Plaster Company in Plasterco, Washington County, disenfranchised by the new Virginia constitution. He notes politicians promised no white men would be disfranchised, questions Mr Bryan’s claim, and cites Saltville nearby as similarly affected. He cannot vote due to being away in Chicago for a house move.
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Hion
H. Perry
Mall, Maken
Court of Appeals
Mir. Perry
Graham
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Virginia
Georgia
Thore
Port Negra
Joseph Bryan
South
Bryan
William IL. Royall
Richmon
Versinia
Bible
Atlas 4 Journal
Josaya Bryan
Hichmond
W. J. Bryan
Virginis
Richmand Times
DI Landrum
Carter Glass
J. Slats
Atlanta Journal
Richmond Times Dispatch
Buena Vista Plaster Company
Plasterco
Washington County
Saltville
Greensboro
Chicago
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