Men Who Ably Managed Hoke Smiths Campaign
An ornate account details the campaign managers for Hoke Smith including Paul Trammell and Calvin M Hitch with biographical notes. It notes their Georgia roots, education, and service in public roles as supporters gather in the Peters Building to hear election returns via private wire signaling ongoing political momentum for Smith.
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Hegul Gisttara
Str Smith Oon
Peters
Pirvate
Campaign leadership details at Smith headquarters
The Georgian outlines the campaign team for Wir Smith with H McCord of Atlanta as executive chair, Paul Trammel of Dalton heading the state committee, Calvin Hitchcock secretary, Colonel Malcolm Johnston statistician, and R Griffin and Charles G Rogers aiding at headquarters. McCord, born in Jackson County, moved to Atlanta in 1885, survived the 1878 yellow fever epidemic, and has directed much of the campaign logistics and reporting from the Smith HQ.
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Wir Smith
H. McCord
Atlanta
Paul Trammel
D. Ton
Calvin Hittch
Malcolm Johnston
R + Griffin
Charles G Rogers
McCord
Hoy McCord
Smith
Jackson
Butte County
Rockdale
Miexissippi
At& Strong Frend
End of official reports from Smith with rotating duties at HQ
Smith concludes official reports as the clubs rotate duties at headquarters day by day to maintain vigilance on the evolving situation.
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Smith
Gray and Stevens Lead for Railroad Commission
Two lively contests for seats on the railroad commission were decided yesterday. Joseph F Gray of Chatham appears to have defeated EB Hornady of Marion County, while Colonel B Stevens leads James A Ferry of Gwinnett. Final tabulation pending. Gray, appointed by Governor Brown to succeed Gurt McLemion, has long been involved in Savannah commerce and railroad policy. Hornady is a traveling man with statewide connections. Stevens has six years on the commission. Perry, a notable lawyer and former agriculture commissioner, is a respected figure among farmers.
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D Gandier
Joseph Yerrell
Hacome
A O Bacon
Hoke Smith
Hitch
Cal
Metcolma Joheaton
Macolm Johnston
Hancock County
Georiia
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Johnson
Joseph Flgray
Chatham
EB Hornady
Marion County
James A Ferry
Gwinnett
Dr Gray
Joseph A. Brown
Gurt McLemion
Bavannah
Fraight
Savannah Trafe
Railroad Commission
Hornady
Tratei Ng
Solonel Stevens
Perry
Lawren Avide
Atlanta Campaign Figures Highlight Griffin and Rogers Roles
The report details Griffin and Rogers positions at campaign HQs across counties. Griffin, a longtime Atlanta resident and former merchant, now manages real estate duties while Rogers, known as Charlie, serves as secretary of the executive committee handling literature and visitor reports statewide.
Treasure Trove Tale From A Boston Transcript
A farmer lad in a distant town uncovers a buried trove while plowing. The field yields $230 a Spanien doublo and a duckskin bag, linking to a hermit’s long-ago tale of treasure and a vow to plow deep, aligning furrows to reveal no earth left unturned.
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Boston Transcript
Centes
Poledo Blade Snippet Sparks Confusion In Water Request
A fragment from the Poledo Blade captures a terse exchange where a waiter is scolded for not bringing water and an ice. miscommunication and informal insult color the brief dialogue between a patron and service staff.
Roosevelt Praises Davenport on Platform in West Tour
Theodore Roosevelt closed day one of his western tour amid cheering crowds at Summit Park near Mohawk River. He praised State Senator Frederick Davenport and urged party unity, signaling no compromise in battles for the New York convention. Davenport voiced support for Roosevelt’s direct nomination and policies.
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Park
Davenport
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Thia
Theolonel
Lou Whilal
Henderson
Jordanville
Herkimer County
Douglas Hobinson
Cheyenne
Ing
Hughes
Roosevelts
New York State
Taft
Nassau County
Lloyd C Griscom
Car Republica
Saratoga
Old Guard
Politica
Africa
Grincom
Beverly
Toft Thern
Rally Toad
Goodby
Immense Crowd Witnesses Returns of Constitution
An immense Atlanta crowd packed Five Points and surrounding streets as The Constitution flashed election returns on its stereopticon. Miss Atlanta hosted guests while reporters and telegraph lines fed live results from Rabun to Camden, with police guiding crowds and spectators enjoying skits between updates.
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Constitution
Oftr
Marietta Street
Goodrama Cigaratore
Broad Street
Peachtree Street
Walton
Whitehall Street
Fourth National Bank
Empire Building
Constitutions Bulletin
Rabun
Glynn
Dade
Camden
Victor
Jas Brown
Hoke Smith
Campaisn
Ramcel W Dibble
T J Kelly
Lewis de Gregg
A Fitting Design for a Divorce Lawyer
A caller asks an engraver for a design featuring Patrick Henry in the upper left corner with the famous phrase Give me liberty or give me death. The message notes the caller is a divorce lawyer seeking a fitting, professional design for an estimate.
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Holts
Patrick Henry
Aviator over coast of Walea and a cryptic exchange
An aviator misreads his coordinates on a rocky ledge while a companion orders a precise forty six second turn. The dialogue hints at locating the coast of Walea as they maneuver above rough seas. Separately a Chicago Tribune note shows a lawyer cross examining a witness about seas and flounders. A German expert predicts ammonia driven artificial fertilizer advances.
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