Protests Over Hardwick Bill in Georgia Race Reform Debate
A Georgia editorial and allied letters oppose the Hardwick bill’s race based voting restrictions. It highlights the grandfather and reading clauses, arguing such measures deepen racial strife while praising universal education and warning of manipulation by local officials. Prominent ministers and black leaders urge defeat of discriminatory provisions.
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House
Sela
Carefn
Georgi
MI Anawa
Hardwick
Georgia
Negros
Corcur
Bath
Thia
Freud
Candler Kimsett Sais
Georgha
Pawee
Umen
Svilom
Prince of Peace
TH. H. Proctor
W. A. Pledger
J. R. Porter
W. H. Crogman
W. BE
General Assembly
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal remedy
A sales note declares Hall's Catarrh Cure the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, promising to cure all stages internal use that targets blood and surfaces. The ad offers $100 if any case fails and invites testimonials, with Toledo address and druggists selling the product. Also mentions Prof. Gleason injuring a kicking runaway horse at Exposition Park this afternoon.
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Hall
F. J. Chubney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Gammon Seminary Opens Seventeenth Year with Address by Rev Oliver
Opening day at Gammon Theological Seminary drew a large audience spanning southern states from Texas to Virginia. Rev Oliver delivered the annual address on becoming a New Minister and rising to moral leadership, urging strong ministry against liquor traffic and for racial harmony. Portraits and autographs were presented to the Stewart Missionary Foundation and the seminary.
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Gammon| Theological Seminary
Hirjah HH. Oliver
Thulaela
Benn
Upworth League
M. M. Alston
Wresment Melden
Clack University
Heverends Kusn
Johnsen
Mousyun
Aasit
Lac Close
Uah
Aegea
Alethodiat Episcopal Church
Muinister
Thtrkteta
Stewart Missionary Foundation For Africa
Hartzell
J. W. FE. Suwen
America
F. Smith
Julia Ward Howe
G. W
Board of
Tha A
Washington Urges Equal Treatment by South Negro Leader Voices on Voting Rights
Professor Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee head, shares views on educational qualifications for voting to a Constitution representative. He argues for fairness, cautions against disfranchising whites or blacks, urges southern leadership, and condemns extraneous “understanding” clauses while stressing schooling, industry, and citizenship as paths forward. He warns that unfair laws injure both races and cites broader progress toward liberty.
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Candler
Inn
Hardwick
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Washingtay
Congress
Federal Congress
South
Spain
Huntsville
Ala
United States
Peace envoy statements clarify Oxford Orr dispute
A set of signed statements aims to correct impressions from a dispute between Rev. J S Oxford and Mr Orr. J I Oxford concedes earlier hearsay statements were unkind and seeks fair light on the adjustment praised by friends. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad follows, urging remedy for digestive and kidney troubles.
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Rev. J. S. Oxford
Mywel
Rev. J
Oxford
PB. H. Orr
Ai. P. H. Orr
Mr. Orr
Orr
Bee Prof Gleason handles man eating horse at Exposition park
Fragmentary clipping mentions Bee Prof Gleason at Exposition park in a tall afternoon scene with a man eating horse. It also includes garbled lines about pudding, Isages Pens priced at $1, and a sales notice for Jeno ME Muller Coy in Marietta, Alabama, with samples offered.
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Bee
Gleason
Exposition Park
Jeno ME Muller Coy
Marietta
Atrest
Ala
New Orleans to Texas train gains direct through service
The Sunset Central Special offers faster travel from New Orleans to Dallas with minimal car changes, via Southern Pacific to Houston and Texas Central to final destination. The twenty hour fifty five minute trip lowers transfer anxiety for central and northern Texas bound passengers, with Palace Tourist Sleeping Cars through the Carolinas and Georgia. Contact W R Vaughan, Southern Pacific traveling passenger agent, at the New York location in Atlanta for arrangements.
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New Orleans
Denison
Tex
Southern Pacific Company
Northern Teangs
Central
Texas
Nnk
Texas Paints
Dallas
Southern Pacific
Houston
Texas Central
Georgia
Palace
North
South Carolina
California
W. R. Vaugan
Compa Ny
Kimball House
Atlanta
Executor's Sale in Fulton County Georgia 1848
Public auction of the J H Porter estate equity in vast land parcels across sections in Fulton County Georgia. Purchases cover numerous farms and tracts in townships nine and ten south, ranges east and west, with extensive descriptions. Sale also includes specified stock holdings and other listed assets to satisfy debts and estate distribution. Executrix Fannie Le Porter announces terms cash.
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Georgia
Fulton
Court of Ordinary
J. H. Porter
Deceassi
Liusund
Weive
Chiptlesh
Township Nine
Range Lifters
Segthut Eighteen
Wes
Section Twenty-Eight
So Twenty-Nine
Township Ten
Range Teen East
Mercis
Secti Six
Secton Efekt
Seytion
Suwanre Wiver Phospaare Company
Moe
Teresen
Tayvy
Picard Tunnis
Uhirty-two
Florida
Suwanee
Geethauhirt
Ana
Sirtie
Steko
Oh Hiss Chang
Wer
Eldh
Alabama Cantu Leat Cenon Company
Jar Wai
Stork
Brille
Joel
Theotand
D. Meador
R. Buss
Henry
Fulton County
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