A Minority Choice and the Rise of Jacksonian Politics
A sweeping essay reviews the 1824 election aftermath, detailing the split among Adams Clay and Jackson factions. It traces the formation of new parties, the shift toward direct popular vote, and the rise of a democratic vision challenging the eastern establishment.
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Washington
Heause
Wenn Quincy Adams
Union
Delaware
South Carolina
Missouri
Thomas H Benton
Clay
Lenton
Moons
Jacksons
Adama
West
Atlanta Dog Show Meets AKC Rules at Pryor Street
The Atlanta Dog Show by the Atlanta Kennel Club under American Kennel Club rules runs December 1 2 and 3 at 35 North Pryor Street. Over 166 entries are in, with more expected. show starts promptly Wednesday morning December 2. Chestnut leads the show headquarters and judges are M A Knipe and Alfred Bertling.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
North Pryor Street
Rockock
Chestnut
M A Knipe
Alfred Bertling
Georgia AME conference ends business session
Savannah November 27 special The Georgia annual conference AME church closed its business session yesterday afternoon Deacons and elders will be ordained Sunday morning Richard D Stingen head of Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute spoke on practical education for masses of the Negro race He called industrial education the salvation of his people Rev H Singleton pastor of St Philip's AME church West Broad Street likely to become bishop He has built a $590900 church and led the five story Central Park Normal and Industrial Institute project He is said to be the conference’s top candidate for bishop in this region of Georgia.
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Savannah
Georgia
AME
Sesaion
Richard D Stingen
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
H. Singleton
St Philip's A M E
West Broad Street
Central Park Normal and Industrial Institute
Carnegie Colored
A.M. E Church
Henry M Turner
General Conference
Rev Singleton
West Africa
Singleton
Philadelphia
Aged Negro Relief Campaign Gathers Steam in Atlanta
Rev B Staley of the Colored Christian church leads a drive to clothe and feed 1039 aged Negro men and women through winter. Offerings at each church meeting fund the relief work as committees supervise distribution. Pastor Sinley says his church will steadily accept donations to support the effort.
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B . Staley
Colored Christian Church
Atlanta
Bastar Sinley
Lumber Mills Busy in South Georgia
Thomasville Ga November 27 Special Lumber men in this section have plenty of orders and mills work overtime to fill them. All mills of importance in the area have reopened after last year’s dull period. The Kelly Clark mill at Gradyville on the Pelham and Havana railroad is among the latest to resume operation.
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Thomasvule Ga
Speeal
Kelly Clark
Gradyville
Pelham and
Havana
Not Birth in Ten Years Dramatizes House of David Case
In Iserrien county circuit court Mrs Augusta Holliday seeks divorce from Prince Coy Purnell amid claims no marriage intimacy has occurred for a decade within the House of David. Attorney John Sterling cites The Star of Bethlehem to argue birth prohibition, while Bishop Turner notes church leadership moves involving Rev Singleton and West Africa.
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House of David
Circuit Court
Iserrien County
Michigan
John Sterling
Augusta Holliday
Prince Coy Purnell
King Benjamin
Mrs Holliday
Sterling
Hher
Simple Wash Bisselves Dandruff Head Wash Claim
An ad describes a simple head wash that dissolves dirt grease and dandruff leaving scalp clean and hair follicles free to breathe It instructs buying a small exfoliating soap for about seventy five cents dissolving a teaspoonful in hot water to make a ready to use head wash praised as a delightful shampoo by users.
Five Blacks Held for Murder of Negress in Cordele
Five Black suspects, three women and two men, are held in Crisp County Court in Cordele following a murder inside the Moore residence where a Black woman was stabbed to death. Authorities say two bloody knives were found on the victim and allege a plot involving Minnie Lee Tevin Annie Belle Thigpin and Will Searcy to abduct or kill the victim.
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Cordele Ga
SmpialeeKiNe Nehracs
Crisp Court
Moore
Wis
Idecob Kapp
Minnie Lee Tevin
Annie Belle Thigpin
Will Searcy
Mvars
Aumens
Mrs Pyron to Speak for Social Work at Church
Mrs Annie Jones Pyron daughter of Sam Potones will speak on social work at the Woman Institutional Church colored area Humphrey and chapel street Monday night. Members of the white church invited as well as the area Institutional congregation.
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Annie Jones Pysen
Ite Sam PoTones
Woren
Ower
Humphrey
Hupel
White Church
Avoid All Meat If Kidneys and Bladder Bother
An old remedy discusses uric acid irritation of the bladder and kidneys. It warns of a burning sensation and urination troubles, then prescribes four ounces of rad salts dissolved in water as a daily morning dose for two or three days to neutralize urine acids and relieve bladder inflammation. The text touts lad salts as inexpensive and harmless.
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Ingie
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