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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1890
Page
4
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The piece argues for Southern progress citing census-like figures from 1580 to 1890 showing growth in population wealth bank capital and factory output. It lauds Southern independence against Northern rivals and praises the South as rising and secure amid threats from foes. It also discusses Harry Edwards’s letter on Democratic Party unity and the white supremacist party structure in the South. It notes tensions within Georgia and South Carolina as factions clash over strategy and the subtreasury issue.
A fragment argues for bonded warehouses aiding surplus western grain producers and relieving distillers from state payments while contrasting views within the white party. It questions how farmers should respond as internal revenue and subtreasury schemes are debated, underlining racial tensions and political strategy.
The Lawsville Corner Journal argues the disordered state of the country under the force bill could mirror a boycott. It cites Georgia campaign links and protests shaping the political scene, noting southern and northern reactions, press influence, and conservative sympathy shaping the path to the federal election.
A new syndicate led by Chauncey Wo Te Pew of the Van derbilts plans to acquire National stock yards at St Louis Union stock yards at St Joseph and other yards to form a vast meat trust. Dispatches say agents are in New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as efforts to control all U S stock yards unfold. Despite vast backing the public foresees a tough fight and warns against corporate tyranny that could be overturned by popular protest.
Edward Bok offers patient guidance to aspiring writers on manuscript preparation and waiting for editors, emphasizing perseverance and self-reliance. The Cotton Movement notes weekly U S cotton receipts and prices, with imports, exports, and stock changes across Atlantic markets and regional impacts.
Local newspapers report a flurry of candidacy announcements across districts. Dr John M Roberta seeks the coro ner of Sereyen county. Dr Hermogton contends with Calloway in the seventeenth district. Other races span Burke, Chattooga, Fannin, Muscogee, and Glynn counties as party officials plan primaries and conventions in coming weeks.
Clarence McLlroy faces a preliminary hearing in Columbus for murder and is committed. In Macon a birth adds two children to Will Lennon’s family. News covers local incidents from Sparta to Thomas County, including crop threats from grasshoppers, a gruesome sleeping mishap, a teacher injury, and typhoid reports in various towns. Also noted is a disbarment involving Ab Baker and remarks on local legal affairs.
A chaotic compilation covers senatorial dissatisfaction in Clayton, Hutchison, and Ladd amid religious and political disputes. It includes a Methodist marriage anecdote, a tale of an Auburn merchant, social quips about women humor, and short items on McConnell, Congressman Reyburn, and Ingersoll.
The article notes a steady increase across thirty three counties with several new gains reported yesterday. It mentions economic improvement, calls for domestic manufacturing, and debate over federal measures affecting state rights and election enforcement. It references figures of net increases and a shift toward local production.
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