Who Is the Hessian in Pendleton Open Letter
Colona C Pendleton issues a fiery open letter critiquing Watson for his attacks on Pendleton and others. The piece accuses Watson of mixing private and public matters, manipulating records, and allying with Republicans while posing as a populist. It delves into Watson's alleged political duplicity and ego, and presses questions about his 1904 republican ties and between season engagements with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colona
C. R. Pendleton
Giacon
Fom Wernan
Colonel Pendleton
Thomson
The
Atlanta Journal
Teddy
Watson
Macon
Bibo County
EH Harris
Telegraph Publishing Company
Harris
Self
South
William E. Chandler
Mr. Watson
Barnes
John BM. Barnes
Hoke
Tom
Hoke Smith
Democratic Party
Democratic
Myrot
Tommyrot
Nat
Almed
Hesatan
Wattson
Mir Bryan
Lou
Telegraph
the Pape
Bryan
lHoke
Telegraphs
Easin
New York
Bryan and
Wexson
Sewall
John M. Barnes
United States
Georr
Tommy
Marty
Slater
Barnee
Erater
John M Barnes
Protests Over Edger Oliver's Hoke Smith Endorsement
Edward O Gunn of Macon denounces an Edgar Oliver article that linked Bryan Folk LaFollette with Hoke Smith. The letter argues reformers Bryan Folk LaFollette deserve separate respect and urges Oliver to apologize publicly to these men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Aeyh
Mz Caoiee
Edgar
War
Bryan
Folk
LaFottette
Hoke Smith
Milledgeville
Apom
Raud
Dia Bryan
Hele Smith
Georgiz
Fork
LaFollette
Earth
Edger Oliver
Hokesmith
Edward
Gunn
Macon
Handsome Rangeley Lakes Region Guide Book Described
A Maine transportation line offers a descriptive guide titled The Rangeley Lakes and Dead River Region. The 100 page volume, richly illustrated with half tone cuts, covers canoeing camping and outdoor activities for anglers hunters campers and tourists. It aims to help planning with maps and separate chapters, available by mail for 18 cents to cover postage and mailing, making the book practically free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley Lakes
Ead River Region
Dead River Region
Maine
General Passenger
Dupree District Solid for Hoke Smith Club formed
A letter from Hawkinsville Georgia questions Dupree district support for Hoke Smith. Only twenty five names were published for the Rausing Smith club out of 128 white voters registered in Dupree district and Pulaski County. The writer argues solid support is unlikely and asserts Smith will win Dupree district and Pulaski County despite bid by Hoke. An A E Lanier sign-off notes populist figures among the Jestlers of the Hoke Smith club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke-Watson Journal
Dupree
Pulaski County
Hoke Smith
Rausing Smith Club
Reusing Smith Club
Hawkinsville
Smith
Hoke
A. E. Lanier
P S
Hoke Smith Club
Dipree
Royston Negro Declares Hoke Smith Friend of Negroes
Royston Georgia August letters reveal Hoke Smith writing to Negroes seeking support while his followers sought to buy the letters from J J McEver, a leading Royston Black figure. McEver says Smith is the best white friend the Negroes have known in the south and urges Georgia Negroes to back his bid for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston Negro
Hoke
Negro
Hoke Smith
J J. McHver
Royston
Rosso GA
McEver
Hake Smith
Aouth
Georgia
South
Gainesville
Russia
Hoke Ia
To the Scrap Pile and False Alarm Headlines
The Tifton Gazette reprints jumbled items about Peek Hiner and an office hireling, recalling a past gang hospital visit from fourteen years ago and hoping for their permanent removal. The LaGrange Graphic notes Thomas B Watson of Thomson Ga planning a brief Democratic party visit before returning home and shifting to the Populist party after October elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton Gazette
Peek Hiner
Office
Hinery
LaGrange
Thomas B Watson
Thomson
Democratic Party
Watson
Bla
Hoke Smith Slump Dominates Georgia Governor Race
A collage of Georgia newspaper clippings shows a dramatic Hoke Smith decline as Howell and Smith supporters clash in Jones County. The Columbus Enquirer-Run and other papers mark Smith’s weakening grip, while Howell gains and Jim Crow issues reframe the gubernatorial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Enquirer
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Smith
Mr Smith
Smith Forges
Bro Smith
Safe Cure touted for kidney disease in 1900s ad
A testimonial advert promotes Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims relief after using multiple bottles, credits the product with curing the user's ailments, and offers a free trial bottle and medical booklet. The notice targets readers through the Rochester MN address and Bundsy Constitution publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Warner
W F Wheater
Menasha Wisconsin
G A. R
Grignt
Werner
Alesen
Eyater
Warnerb
Rochester
Railroads fuel Georgia prosperity says Jackson writer
A Jackson, Georgia letter argues railroads boosted property values 60 to 200 percent and Atlanta’s growth, praising Clark Howell over Hoke Smith. It warns freight-rate politics serve selfish interests, urges voters to back Howell to safeguard white voters’ ballots and Georgia’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howells
Butts
Hoke Smith
Howells
Atlanta
Rahimunda
Georgta
Poliical
Financeiss
Clark Howell
Hokesmith
Howell
Georgia
Barne
Sareoy
Wwof &Tudyhill
Jackson, Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendleton Asks
John Barnes
Tillman
McDuine County
St McDuffin County
McDuffie County
Dows
Titman
Sherman
Spencer and Hanson
Alabama
Florida
South Carolina
Jim Smith
Jim Smitha
Lave
Es Falea
Lbelous
Lavingston
Northen
Bartlett
Thomas Jphraimwhite Watsont
120Rer
Tanta
Oliver
Hoke Smiffe
Tom Watson
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Atlanta Constitution
Lts
Constitution
Calhoun Times
Gordon County
Mr. Smith
Perry Journal
Hoe
Washington Post
Tom ‘Watson
Albany Herald
Elda
Dougherty
Saya
Hicke Smith
Itegerald Leader
Caesar Smith
Ramet
Lletand
Bine Ffene
W. B. Wheeler
Mensshs
Wisconsin
G A.B and Sergant
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!