Two Georgians Clash Politically Yet Seek Reconciliation
Thos. E. Watson and Charles R. Pendleton are described as natural opponents in Georgia politics. The piece praises both as honest, brave, and well informed, urging them to bury their acrimony and honor their shared integrity while acknowledging their distinct Democratic and Populist paths and the era’s party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society of Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Charles R. Pendleton
Mr. Watson
Watson
the Telegraph
Colonel Pendleton
Mr. Pendleton
Pendleton
Thomson
Wendell Phillips
Wilkes County
Bob Toombs
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill
Phillips
Garrison
Georgia
Thomas
B. Watson
Charles R Pendleton
Democracy
South
Fragmented Text Promises Higher Charity After Coming Battle
A fractured passage reflects on rising to a noble future, urging charity and improved relations after the anticipated conflict ends. It hints at past friendly ties and a hope for a brighter, elevated conduct amid looming struggle.
We Applaud the Boykin Bill in Georgia
The Georgian hails the Boykin bill as a moral uplift backed by cotton growers and credit men against bucket shops. It notes potential shifts to New York and European pricing, but praises the passage as a triumph for Georgia's civic life and demands of merchants and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boykin
State of
Georgia
Atlanta
Netere
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Bremen
Europe
Woman in the Case Sparks Chicago Bank Scandal
The Milwaukee Avenue National Bank of Chicago collapses over a million dollars in losses believed caused by the president with alleged cashier connivance. About 22,000 small Swedish depositors wait for their savings as the cashier, not a fugitive, is captured after discussions with a Tribune reporter. Authorities hunt the woman blamed in the affair, a social figure described as an attractive divorcee, whose presence is said to explain the downfall and reflect the old adage of temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Milwaukee Avenue National Bank of Chicago
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Law
Windy City
Stensland
Wominn
Pittsburg
Toronto
Bobbie Burns
Theirs to party an id én noble
A fragment reflecting on sorrow and mortality with lament over a shared fate and the inevitability of death. The speaker concedes that simple platitudes offer little comfort as they name Tagot in a restrained, melancholy meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagot
The Atlanta Climate in Warm Southern Weather
The piece contrasts harsh northern heat with milder southern days. It notes temperatures near the nineties, claims locals take it in stride, and suggests cool breezes and a syphon as potential comforts amid the heat. The mood is calm, humane, and reflective on weather.
Climate Blessings of Atlanta Standouts in South
The piece contrasts heat dangers in the North with Atlanta’s milder climate. It notes sunstroke and prostration are rare in Atlanta, cites humidity as deadly elsewhere, and jokes about local resilience. The author pins southern comfort on Georgia’s capital, urging newcomers to relocate for temperate seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
Fin
Bhottle
Growth and Progress of the New South summary notice
Growth and progress of the New South survey shows growing attention to social and economic development across regions. Researchers and leaders highlight shifts in industry, education, and infrastructure as key drivers of regional advancement and resilience for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New South
Enhanced Value of Farm Lands in the South
The Southern Field details rising farm land values in the South driven by strong earnings and rail access. It cites a South Carolina farm of 103 acres netting 17,600 last year, suggesting high per-acre prices may reflect actual returns and future potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land and Industrial Department
Southern Railway System
South Carolina
Tasting The Georgian's Rise In Atlanta News
The Fourth Estate notes John Temple Graves steering The Atlanta Georgian to success after cutting his U S Senate bid. Readers praise Graves as an eloquent orator on par with Henry W Grady and anticipate continued high office interest.
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John Temple Graves
Atlanta Georgian
United States
Georgia
Graves
Henry W. Grady
Guy
Conyers Banner
Atlanta
Charles J. Bayne
T. Buford Goodwin
South
Revelations in Cotton Association Stir Debate
A collection of clipped editorials from multiple papers questions the Southern Cotton Association leadership over cotton futures involvement. The comments target Secretary Cheatham and President Harvie Jordan, urging accountability and criticizing perceived vanity. The mix critiques behavior, ethics, and public trust in farm governance amid market speculation concerns.
Mystery buyer known as Clinton turns out to be Lilian
Gossip traces a secret bidder in turf circles to Lilian, revealed as the so called Mr Clinton who backed eight of Carbine's progeny. They stored at Flemington for the Melbourne cup race, altering the Carbine market for years. Roosevelt homestead dispute seeks sale order $60,000 opposed by the president.
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Sian
Mitchell
Graves
United States
South
Clinton
Lilian
Carbine
Flemington Course
Melbourne
Roosevelt Home Club
Roosevelt
New York
McLean
Georgians In Gotham Visitors List
Private Leased Wire from New York lists Georgians visiting the city on August 10. Included are residents from Atlanta Macon and Savannah such as E M Holleyman J Le Vin W C Warfield F Adair Miss Brow ard Misa L Clarke C E Dowman Miss P Hardy C T Tobin and W H Wright in Atlanta. O Clark 3 N Gans B Savannah entries name W G Austin E B Pitagerald W C Gault B Gordon Jr A C Lustig J C Hoch Mrs U H Strong Dr L Tutner in Savannah and Macon.
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New York
Atlanta
E. M. Holleyman
J. Levin
Mia
RN. Munroe
J. B. Crane
W. C. Warfield
F. Adair
Broward
Misa L. Clarke
C. E. Dowman
P. Hardy
C. T. Tobin
G. Scully
W. H. Wright
Macon
O. Clark
This Date In History: Mixed 17th to 20th Century Events
A garbled list of historical notes including events from 1676 Queen Marie of Charles I era to 1846 Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Mentions waning details of battles, births, disasters, and political happenings with numerous transcription errors and fragmented phrases.
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Plata
Battle of
Chevy
Marie
Charles
Greenwich
Fipale
Charles Dunes Napier
Tuileries
Paris
Missouri
Santhsonian Institution
Washington
Wilsons Creek
Danang
Resign Cheatham Under Cotton Futures Scandal
Several Southern papers denounce Richard Cheatham secretary and Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association for alleged cotton futures speculations. Officials are urged to resign and calls grow for investigation by Wilson. The criticism portrays the Cotton Association as failing farmers and harming reputations across Georgia Florida and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele Rambler
Southern Cotton Association
New York Exchange
Harvie Jordan
Cheatham
Jordan
Albany Herald
Jacksonville
Jimmy
Shreveport Journal
Wilson
Carolina Sparten
Atlanta
Richard Cheath
The
Cotton Association
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Thos. E. Watson and
Charles R
Sidney Smith
Arte
Tha Bouth
LaGrange Graphic
Red Hill Independent
Geo
Righteon Immigration
Mt. Vernon Monitor
Atlanta Geor
South Southy
Papare
John Temeaves
Houston
Texas
Daily Post
Kr. Graves
Jacksonville Times-Union
Americas Times-Recorder
Anderson
Cotton Growers' Association
Presit Harrie Jordan
Seer
Chard Cheatham
Cotton Growers’ Association
Arthur Fairlid
Bureau of Publicity
Southern Cotton Growers' Association
Harvie
Fort Gaines
Mr. Jordan
Moses
Washington Gazette
Richard Cheatham
Southern Cotton Growers Association
Ake
Altman
Charlotte Observer
Mike O'Grady
John
Gotham
Temple Graves
Sandereville
Sting
Hawkinsville
Cotton Journal
Jordan and
Rome Tribune
Atlanta Ceres
Farmers of the
Brunswick News
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