Georgia Editors Say Efforts to Disrupt Dem Party Spark Resentment
A mosaic of Georgia editorials rails at Hoke Smith and the Atlanta Journal as factions within the Democratic Party clash over loyalty, pledges, and campaigns. Supporters and opponents weigh Smith’s stance on disfranchisement, party unity, and populist ties amid a fraught gubernatorial race across Athens, Savannah, Albany, and Savannah region papers.
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Georgia
Hoke
Athens
Old Time Alliancemen
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
Trong
Albany Herald
Hoge Smith-Atlanta Journal
Watson
Columbus Enquirer-gun
Yom Watson
Clark Howell
National Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee of
South
Sander
Reagan
Columbus Enquirer
Sparta Ishmaelite
Hion Hoke Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Committee
Ishmaelite
Watsons Magazine backs Hoke Smith in Georgia race
A review of the Georgia gubernatorial campaign reveals Watsons Magazine using its platform to advocate for Hoke Smith. The piece cites letters and editorials urging party loyalty, notes the 1904 1906 voting rules, and argues the Democratic primary must preserve party guidance against populist or Republican interference.
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Georgia
Angstara
Coraney
Gay
Hoke
Jacksonville
Fla
Metropolis
Clark Hlowell
Hoke Smith
Watsons Magazine
West Forty Second Street
New York
Watsons
Watson
Owell
Mr Smith
Hon Hoke Smith
Pledge Party
Athens
Atate
Partian
Democrats of
Thore Wig
Democratic Party
Hines
Peek
Walter Johnson
Waton
Valdosta Times
Bainbridge
Smith
Atlanta
Howells
Tom Watson
Howell
Slde
Poetry in Marble Inspires Marble Sculpture Collection
The article argues de Stael's metaphor links architecture to frozen music and claims statuary embodies petrified poetry. It highlights how marble statues capture poetical touches on carved lips and features works ranging from large to small pieces suitable for pedestals, shelves, or cabinets.
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de Stael
Major Lyons Testimony Draws Fire Over Message Timing
Friends of Dr Hurt, a county physician under grand jury investigation, say Major Lyons hospital manager may have created a false impression about the timing of a telephone message. Lyons testified he did not know if Hurt received the call immediately, noting messages were sometimes delayed before delivery.
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Burt
de W Hurt
Major Lyons
Dr Hurt
Dr Hart
Man killed robbing car in Cincinnati Southern yards
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May 12 Jack Richardson of Danville Kentucky and Herb Cornelleon of Lexington Kentucky were killed during an attempted merchandise car robbery by a road watchman who fired at least six shots. Richardson carried a loaded revolver and was shot three times. Cornelleon head shot. Coroner investigates identity of the shooter. Also notes a commencement speech invitation for Baxley High School by Coleone J C Flanigan on May 22 and a Philadelphia Press item about a marriage proposal anecdote between Miss Pesnay and Mace Knox.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jack Richardson
Danville
Herb Cornelleon
Lexington
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas
Cincinnati Southern
Richardson
Cornellson
Flanigan
Lawrences Mme
Coleone
J C Flanigan
Baxley High School
Steam Dredge Atlantic Arrives for Brunswick Port Work
Brunswick Ga May 12 Special The steam suction dredge Atlantic arrives to begin $600000 terminal construction by the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. Dredge towed by tug Cone carries 64 crew and will dredge 360000 cubic feet in seven weeks. About 150 workers to build freight and passenger depot and related facilities as line upgrades push toward completion by January 1 1907 under V P G D Wadley inspection in city yesterday.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Mc Chapman & Co
Fore Rie Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Vinge
Tuesenger
Coetuix
Cite
Roza Na A
Allanta
Birmingham
George Dole Wadley
W L Douglas Co to Erect New Brockton Factory
The W L Douglas Shoe Co completes plans for a new four story wood factory at the north end of the city, with 92 420 square feet, plus a five story tower and an expanded power plant. Daily production expected to rise to 15 600 pairs. Construction to start soon and occupancy planned for early November.
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Spark Street
Jana Addiion
Iqnc Company
Ite
Douglas
Brockton
Stanifhan March
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