Hargett Case Shows Georgia Man Amid Louisiana Frustrations
Georgia man Worgbinn? testifies on Louisiana disfranchisement educating the Negroes and the danger to white voters. Hargett, accused of murder, is tried by a hybrid jury of Black jurors. The judge directs a not guilty verdict after Georgia officials seek fair treatment and equal trial.
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Augusta asks pertinent questions of Hoke Smith
The Augusta Chronicle publishes a series of pointed questions for Hoke Smith about his gubernatorial motives and ties to Tom Watson. It frames issues of personal feud, party alignment, and plans for disfranchisement, inviting Smith to answer publicly before his remarks.
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Political alliances shift in Georgia amid Hoke Smith battle
The Albany Herald notes Smith faces opposition from former populists bolters and independents now lined up to oppose him with Tom Watson backing Smith’s rivals. Loyal Democrats unite by county to back strongest candidates to prevent Smith’s win, while predictions from The Houston County News and others suggest varied outcomes for governor and congress races, reflecting party realignments.
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Case Against Smith as Seen in Walton
A Walton Tribune opinion claims Hoke Smith’s record is inconsistent on voting rights and race, railroads, and politics. It cites his Interior Department actions, rail stock dealings, legal fees, education funding for Black voters, and a touching note from a Confederate widow alleging mistreatment. It ends by asking if Georgia is ready to elect Smith governor.
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Senator Bacon Opposes Disfranchisement Plan in Georgia
United States Senator A O Bacon disputes any state constitutional change to address disfranchisement while Fifteenth Amendment remains part of the U S Constitution He argues the white democratic primary already achieves relief and warns that a suffrage amendment would split white voters and hinder unity He notes the north controls repeal and asserts white supremacy must stay the central issue to keep white voters aligned in Georgia
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Watch the Line Up in Georgia Campaign Rhetoric
The Cordele News surveys a bitter gubernatorial race in Georgia with Democrats split between the “Watch the line up” camp and the Clark Howell faction the ring. It denounces Hoke Smith Tom Watson influence and warns of consequences if Hoke Smith is chosen, predicting a century-long setback.
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What in Billie's Home County A Sandersville Herald item
Two months ago Washington county favored Hoke Smith by a large margin. Now supporters hope for a ten vote majority, fearing backlash against educated Africans and uneducated whites. The Nashville Herald reports Congressman Brantley arguing constitutional limits on disfranchisement. He cites fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to oppose stripping any voter. The Georgia race hinges on education versus race and the ballot. The Tifton Gazette notes Smith’s stump speeches provoking counter demands and prediction of revote against his platforms.
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Wondering where to dine in New York city nights
A bohemian voice describes the hunt for dining spots in New York on Saturday and Sunday evenings. Cafes display waiting patrons as prices climb from 49 to 60 and 70 cents, with a final note of tickets and meals reaching 78.
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Ermine Worn by Councilman Roberts at Police Court
A police court session featured Councilman Roberts wearing ermine as Judge Roberts dispensed mercy with terse sentences. A drunken defendant was fined five dollars and costs after a careful, sympathetic hearing. Unrelated evidence about cuff buttons and a petty theft also surfaced during the proceedings.
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