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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

8

Guerry to Visit Atlanta with White Horse Escort

State wide interest peaks as Hon Dupont Guerry plans two Atlanta speeches on this campaign day after being invited to debate with Terrell. He will be received by local leaders, ride in a four horse carriage, and address crowds at Southern Railway shops and the Columbia theater after 6 and 8 pm respectively.

Atlanta Dupont Guerry Mr. Terrell Mr. Guerry Nym McCullough Charles Nunnally G. T. Dodd A. P. Morgan Guerry Southern Railway Columbia Theater Grand Opera House Guerny Tapi Tapp Hill Onyers C. Tapp Warner Hil Terrell Warner Hill Thomaston Georgia

Three Camps Final Rally for Terrell Candidates Tomorrow Night

Three camps in Georgia stage a final run before Thursday's primary. Terrell’s allies plan a joint Atlanta rally at 8 pm featuring Warner Hill and Sam Small. The governor race dominates attention with two other contests for state officials drawing sharp clashes.

Terrell Warner Hill Sam Small Kimball House

Terrell Leads in Poll of Trains and Meetings

Terrell leads in early Georgia governor poll results with 111 votes for Terrell and 64 for Guerry on a Seaboard train from Winder. A Walton County picnic counted 34 voters with 28 for Terrell and 6 for Guerry, plus reports of polls on trains from other routes. Campaigns focus on personal visits and limited speeches as candidates court counties and audiences statewide.

N. O. Bennett Moniac Walton County Terrell Winder Logansville Guerry Bennett Montac Travelig Seaboard Terrent Querry Estill Atlantic

Georgia figures and political shifts in Terrell era

Two hundred people heard Barry Wright introduce Seaborn Wright’s son. Guerry denounced Georgia politics as influenced by money and whisky, claiming lobbyists stock state capitol rooms with spirits to sway lawmakers. Professor Nunnally from Southern Female College praised prospects and Terrell’s governor bid. A Columbus observer notes Terrell’s New Orleans court action shifted a Gwerry supporter to Terrell, boosting a local Terrell club to about eight hundred members.

Barry Wright Terrell A. H. Nunnally Southern Female College Las Grange Professor Nunnally G. A. Nunnally Olumbus J. M. Terrell Georgia United States New Orleans Gwerry Meriwether County Terrell Club

Should Reelect Colonel Eason for Prison Board

A Georgia column urges reelecting Colonel Tom Eason to the state prison commission, praising his record, the commission's finances, and humane treatment of convicts. It notes the recent work on the state farm and argues a new lease should be secured with Eason in place. The piece expresses confidence in his legal acumen and calls for continuity.

Eason Tate Farm Tom Hason CAE E.dtake Atkinson Eagan Beach Brunswick Tom Eason Georgia Prison Commission Georgia State Farm R. L. Surthes

Estill urges voters to back him for Georgia governor

Colonel J H Estill declares in a wired statement from Savannah that a majority of Georgia voters favor his Democratic nomination bid for governor. He warns of limited time before the primary and urges supporters to turnout early and spread the word, stressing he has no political rings or prohibition factions backing him.

3. H. Estill Savannah Georgia Amazmwne Court House J. H. Estill

Estill Rally in Glynn Draws Big Crowds in Brunswick

In Brunswick Ga a Tuesday night rally at city hall will feature Colonel Estill Hon Frank M Oliver of Savannah and local Brunswick figures like Colonel C P Goodyear and Dr J A Butts. The event aims to boost Estill and signals a close Glynn county race with widespread support evident after a recent pivotal meeting. Estill gains are noted across South Georgia with forecasts he carries Camden McIntosh Liberty Pierce Clinch Telfair Emanuel and Coffee counties and likely wins Glynn Ware Wayne and others in the eleventh district. Captain Wiley Williams is poised to defeat Tom Bannon per local sentiment.

Estill Glynn Brunswick Frank M. Oliver Savannah C. P. Goodyear J. A. Butts Estlil Bruns South Georgia Estil Westill Camden McIntosh Liberty Pierce Clinch Telfair Emanuel Coffee Ware Wayne

Wiley Williams Returns To Campaign For Prison Commissioner

Columbus GA special reports Captain Wiley Williams returned from a state tour to campaign for prison commissioner. The campaign committee says Williams has strong reports statewide and is confident of his nomination next Thursday. Muscogee county Terrell club lists 782 members with names sent to Terrell HQ in Atlanta. Muscogee is conceded to Terrell. Local papers praise Williams as popular, brave, honest and well qualified for the post.

Wiley Williams Columbus Nis Muscogee County Terrell Club Terrell Atlanta Muscogee Blakely Wiley Willams Hamilton Journal Harris County Glenn Kimball State House G. R. Glenn Merritt Johnston

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