Disfranchisement debate and political pressure in Georgia and North Carolina
A survey of political maneuvers over disfranchisement across Georgia and North Carolina, with Representative W. J. Neel defending or challenging positions, editorials criticizing oath implications, and party leaders warning candidates to align with the policy. The piece notes the campaigning stakes, pressure from constituents, and the public mood ahead of decisive votes. It also touches unrelated items about tariffs, the water department, and public health advice for summer heat.
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Neel
Reforming the New York Cotton Exchange
Southern cotton growers press for a five yearly revision of cotton grades and closer ties with southern producers. They cite price gaps between spot and futures and demand removal of low grades and frequent reviews to curb speculation. The movement seeks more accurate grading, weekly crop estimates, and greater southern input to restore public trust.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Exchange
New York Exchange
Atlanta
Galveston
New York
New Orleans
South
Atlanta Safe Bets and Nailed Prohibition Echoes
A collage of clipped items from Georgia papers discusses Atlanta’s temper and growth. Prohibition zeal, water clarity efforts, and civic pride surface as Birmingham and Greenville observers note Atlanta’s mood. Milestones in Milton and school-house repainting in Columbus headline regional progress.
Weather humor from Georgia newspapers on heat
A collage of lighthearted weather notes from Georgia papers mocks extreme heat. Jokes claim Atlanta and other towns face hotter days, with tales of hot spoons, sun cooked gophers and eggs frying. Wry quips lampoon city life and heat enduring in May and June.
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South Georgia
North Georgia
Painting the Lily. A German dyeing craze for cut flowers
Fashion in flowers in Germany sparks a dyeing boom. White carnations lilies and pansies are cut early and placed in aniline dyed water so colors spread through the petals. Some blooms are violet or green veined by stopping the process early, provoking controversy among horticulturists.
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New York Sun
Germany
Representative Neels Disfranchisement Views
William J Neel defends his stance on negro disfranchisement, denying advocacy for it and criticizing The Constitution editor for sarcasm. He recalls his gubernatorial position, cites concerns over railroad power, and emphasizes oath and constitutional duty in supporting or opposing the bill.
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Mr. Smith
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Georgia
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Constitution
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William J. Nebl
Gal in the Fountain Turns Dry as Prohibition Looms
The column discusses the fate of the famed "Gal at the Fountain" if Georgia enacts prohibition. It suggests she may emigrate or seek lodging near the Isle of Palms, with Atlanta and Pleas Stovall cited in jokes about losing the gal to surf or fall. The piece ends reflecting on ambition and distant stars.
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Columbia
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Isle of Palms
Maron News
Atlanta
Pleas Stovall
Dalton Argus
Piedmont
Mormon Church Gains Ground in Atlanta Opinion
The Dublin Courier Dispatch notes Atlanta will host a Mormon church not preaching polygamy, while Savannah and Danville papers report a full LDS church built in Atlanta with first services held. Atlanta press portrays strong curiosity and local interest as residents anticipate involvement with the new faith. Orville G. Cox of Atlanta signs the letter.
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Methodist Church
Tifton Gazette
Danville
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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