PEMOGRACY ENDANGERED BY SMITH CANDIDACY IN GEORGIA
A Waycross Democrat declares unwavering party loyalty to the national and state Democratic brands, denounces Watson and the populists, and condemns Hoke Smiths alliance tactics. cites debates, editorials, and party integrity while warning the party could be endangered if Smith wins the governorship.
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I. L Swat
Waycross
Esti
Henry KR Jackson
Julian Hartridge
John C Nichelle
Breckinridge
Lene
National Democracy
Benjamin H. Hill
Robert Toombs
Howell Cobb
Hill
Horatio Seymour
Aton B Parker
John Gordon
Josaph MD
Terrell
Democratic Party
United States
Geori
Tom Watson
Georgia
Judge Hines
Seah Wright
James R Gray
Atlanta Journal
Cleveland
Cleveland Atripa
Watson
Wright
Waton Hines
Wright Murphy
Smith
Clign
Journal
Aia
Mr Smith
Adamson
Worm Springs
Athens
Hoke Smith
Yeomans
State Democratic Executive Committee
Parker
Judge McWhorter
Atlanta
Wake
Wr Parker
Enoch Callaway
Judge Callaway
Diamonds For You New Amsterdam Imports Arrive
Our Mr Maier has brought in a shipment of diamonds from Amsterdam. The ad claims unmatched beauty quality and extent in the South, with exceptional values. It suggests buyers may save money for pleasure or earn money as an investment and invites customers to rely on the house's dependable merchandising.
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Widow of Confederate soldier accuses Hoke Smith of betrayal
Georgia widow Margaret J Hampton testifies in an 1906 Fulton County affidavit that Hoke Smith while Interior Secretary broke his promise to protect her Civil War veteran husband’s widow’s pension. She details dismissal from the patent office and alleged bias against white workers, later defending her honesty in a letter to Colonel Forrester.
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Margaret J. Hampton
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Fulton County
Dublin
Lauren
L. F. Livingston
Patent Office
Washington
Census Bureau
Interior Department
Margaret J Hampton
John R. Wilkinson
Hampton
Forrester
Griffin
Mary Fowler
Livingston
Carrol D. Wright
Donnell
Bonnell
Smith
Unclear Suggestion About Hake Smith’s Resignation
A Columbus Enquirer Sun commentary dismisses a rumor that exSecretary of the Interior Hake Smith resigned to aid a Confederate widow or influence black voters. The piece states Smith alone is responsible, notes his high office and potential motives, and calls for clarification from Smith, while asserting his northern father had no bearing on the matter.
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Columbus Enquirer Sun
Hake Smith
Negroca
New Hampshire
Smith
Secretary of the Interior
Sentiment Yes But Who Doesn't Hold It
A Columbus Enquirer item reprints amplified charges by Mrs. Margaret J Hampton about Hoke Smith. It urges Smith to answer sworn statements accusing him of dismissing Hampton from the patent office to favor a friend, blocking interviews, and mistreating a Confederate veteran’s widow. The piece frames Georgia voters as demanding explanations as sentiment runs high.
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Smith
Georgia
Teren Exén
Bia
Fulton
Hampton
Washington
MD Smith
Tamptona Peope
Willi Mc Smith
Clarke Howell Campaign Attacks Draw Loosely Allied Opposition
The Clarkesville Advertiser reports on Clark Howell’s campaign stance attacking records and character as he runs against four men. Opponent Hoke Smith amplifies his effort by pulling in several supporters, with attacks broadening to multiple individuals.
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Hoke Smith
Clarkesville
Clark Howell
Hoke
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