Agitation Over Monticello Extension and Cotton Prices
A long editorial fragment discusses Georgia papers agitating for the Monticello extension and calling for immediate action. It notes the nineteen mile gap must be filled before crops mature, references Homerville and Billy's Island, and critiques coverage in several papers. The piece also analyzes Ohio politics, patronage, and farm prices, arguing monopolies and unions depress employment and prices, urging free competition under supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr O'Brier
The
Georgia Railroad Journal
Ife
Thomasville
Monticello
Timi Ryans
Peopl Times
Homeward Bound and Global News Fragments
Telegraphic summaries from October report movement of Grant ares Chicago direct for Wash kon and notes on powder seizures in Crete by Greek revolutionary committee. Venezuelan difficulty, European powers consider Turkey polity, Liberia war accounts, and a Paris duel between two Americans over an old vendetta. Snow damage in Connixaiwood and a Pandora voyage dispatch also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benlix
Eupowder
Crete
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Holland
New York
Pa Herald
Baye
Veainet
Paris
Respect Ly Riggs
Paine
Revoissanes
Railroad Pool Debate Echoes Through Georgia Press
A Georgia discussion questions railroad pooling and rate setting, contrasting the aims of pools with profits, competition, and public interest. It critiques monopolistic pricing, notes farmers, printers, merchants and editors forming pools, and argues rates should reflect actual transportation costs, while warning of stagnation without stimulus from competition. The piece weighs regional rail facilities, cotton trade routes, and the impact on commerce and progress.
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Busineshis
Necuraity
Bocn
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engi
Jover
Lso
Gelations
Bory
Georgia, Western
Potomac
Ely
Oman
Augusta
Atlanta
Esrk
Mississippi
New York
Edita
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Euterpe
Ade
Slinstral Companies
City Ocala
Brevier
Homerville
Valdesta Times
CoNsTirv
Toma
Billy's Island
Mr. Lee
Roe
Covington
Star and Forest News
Detroit Free Press
Star and the News
Washington ‘Chronicle
Niagara
Georgia
Thomaston’ Herald
Catton
Herald
Ohio
Dhe
Allen
Hendricks
Agate Va
Connixaiwood
Canava
Pandora
YoRx
Worala
London
Peeters
Capk
Alten Young
She
Faders
Che
August
Reemplessant
Entine
Cohorny No
West
Hitehall
NL Broadway
Yi. Ila
U. S
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Ona Saeck
New Jersey
New’ Gee
Parana Ib
City of
Geor
Bonda
Yale
Tateree
Honda
Inajsuly
Jereah Senderyan
Mibic
Aattabie Trust Co
Ondon
Conn
Tanger
Shega
An. Hoween
Orte
Jevrel
Flee
Milligery
Versteds
Whitehall ‘Street
William M 'Trautwein
Mirebell Street
Sgeorgia
Aig Busines
Ford
WM. A. Ramsay
Aident
Comer Pryor
Mitchell
Rarch & Smith
Brinch, Scott& Co
Cotton
Augusta, Georgia
Macon
Jon
Whitehall
Windsor
Robet Young
Iupby
Walton
Bygg
Allsheikth
Www
P. Pattilio
Awi
Myzelf
Nichols
Concordia Hall
Oy Mizsea
Ak P m
Gente
Merchant Tailors
Peachtree Street
Mark
W. Johnson
Westminster Hotel
16Th Street
Balva
CBE
Q.d
Woreacre
Eneral
Alexandrian
Butler‘ Gas
Franklin
Eichberg’s
Whitehall ‘St
Business Directory
Wate Gan Ke D
Merly
Nermane
Tiy Loorth
Luckie
Peachtree - Sirente
Billupe
Healdent Dendst
Boynton’s
Whitehall Atract
W. Owen
Tdcon City
Will
Banks
Franklin, Hall, Habersham
Kabun
White
Sepli
Dima - Cleretion
Josefe Hh Smit
Rome
United
Ats
Superior
Lluedge
Caan of
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Guheey- Dupont
Ieee
Fon
Sulicivann
Equity
Americus
Ted Staten
Commissioner
Brooks
Columbus
Joe A. Harley
Am Law
Sparta
Gasage
ENEYL
Patterson
Cumming
Forsyth
Callpenton
Dees H
Sorel
Law
Joneahory, S
Dvaughn
Ree J and
Fayette
Ean
Ae Eorree
Ae George
LaFayette
Walker County
Walker
Catooes
Whitt
Cour
Liggett
Geer
Jalpa
Barnard, Avants
Hamburg
Protortion
Plata
Fisunele
Furchgott
Benedict & Co
Georgia State Lottery
Ge A
Teachara
Hzrd
Wilson
Ey Anager
Uch
Fulton County
Franklin Printig
Broad Street
Rectt
James S
Lawton
E. T. Coal
ParBielung Sour
Catoosa
Lima
Joseph
Gordon
House
Atlantas
Ountrye
Stork
Tupiniartaatt
Ang
C. HO Strong
Pergeraig
Ikery
Cincinnati
Haas-Bros
Ayilo
Allants
Peachree Street
J. J. Marbut
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