Editorial praise and critique of Governor Hoke Smith in Georgia politics
The piece defends Governor Smith against opponents claiming reform failures and party manipulation. It asserts Smith’s steadfastness on reforms such as prohibition and negro disfranchisement, criticizes the “old gang,” and notes Smith’s strong stance against railroad influence. It references Harriman’s railroad links, Joe Brown, and party loyalties, urging continued campaign vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Smith
Distillery Raids Near Camilla Uncover Two Stills
United States Deputy Williams and Norton with local officers raided Camilla premises uncovering two stills whisky beer and storage. One site lay in Henry Williams residence near the courthouse the other in a car crib belonging to Lemon Franklin. Both men were arrested and sent to Albany for commitment hearing. A Chicago wife surrenders her husband to his mistress.
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Camilla
United States
Williams and
Norton
Henry Williams
Camila
North Georgia
Williams
Court House
Lemon Franklin
Carr, Crib
Albany
Bainbridge
Gov Smith's Appointments and Campaign Stops
Governor Smith advances appointments through May and plans a series of campaign stops. He will speak in Statesboro Cor dele Albany Bainbridge from April 27 to April 30 with several May dates in the works. Headquarters report strong organizing, with only two unfavorable letters among thousands received.
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Gov. Smith
Statesboro
Cordele
Albany
Bainbridge
Smith
Line of battle drawn in Georgia liquor politics
The Fitzgerald Enterprise declares a campaign clash between Hoke Smith and Joe Brown over prohibition and disfranchisement in Georgia. It warns the whiskey ring and corrupt politicians seek to restore saloons, with Smith pledged to constitutional prohibitions and Brown promising to amend the law. The piece urges decisive defeat of the liquor interests and burying them.
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Joe Brown
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Enforced Campaign for Governor Smith in Georgia
The piece argues Governor Smith must campaign statewide due to pressure from Joseph M. Brown and allies. It defends the unwritten four year term precedent and asserts Smith should be re elected to complete his unfinished agenda, arguing opposition arose under these conditions and he owes the voters continued service.
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Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Look to Your Premises for Mosquito Control
The article urges residents to inspect and disinfect their own property to curb mosquito nuisance. It notes mosquitoes stay near their birthplace and that neat, treated homes reduce pests, while neglect can worsen sickness. It stresses weekly checks and personal responsibility.
Grady County Holds Primary Ire On City Court Repeal
Grady County voters held their county primary last Wednesday with W S Wight defeating W H Collins for the legislature and P H Herring beating J F Stone for ordinary. W T Crawford won over Ira D Lewis for clerk while E F Dollar topped two opponents for sheriff. J W Cannon and Roy Ponder won tax receiver and collector respectively. M G McManus became county treasurer with W B Dunlap surveyor and D A Jones coroner. J L Peebles won a seat on the board of county commissioners. The repeal of the city court law was an issue and the court was sustained by a large majority.
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Grady County
W. S. Wight
W.H. Collins
P. H. Herring
J. F. Stone
W. T. Crawford
Ira D. Lewis
E. F. Dollar
J. W. Cannon
Roy Ponder
M. G. McManus
W. B. Dunlap
D. A. Jones
No More Joint Debates Between Judges
Judge Roddenberry, in Mitchell county, praised the county and said he will campaign full time until the election. He indicated it is unlikely he will engage in more joint debates with Judge Griggs after congress adjourns, though he is open to additional discussions if requested.
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Roddenberry
Mitchell County
Moultrie Observer
Griggs
Congress
Death of Julian Wooten in Washington City
The Democrat records the death of Julian Wooten aged about fifty in Washington City on April 10. A native of the area, he later lived in the North and served as an attache to the United States Pension Department since President Arthur's era under civil service rules.
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Democrat
Washington City
Julian Wooten
Wooten
Mannhood
Arthur
United States Pension Department
Georgia Democrat candidate for State Treasurer seeks primary
A Democratic candidate pledges twenty years of service as State Treasurer and the same faithful attention to duties if elected. He asserts his record has never been impugned and appeals to Democratic voters ahead of the June primary.
Kidney Health Boosted by Swamp Root Remedy
Overwork weakens kidneys and impure blood affects the whole body. The ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a top kidney remedy, claiming quick health improvements and cures for distressing cases. It markets sample bottles and a pamphlet, urging readers to mention Kilmer Co. in correspondence.
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Wr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Farmers Union Bulletin Included In Monthly Democrat Offer
The Democrat will join with the Farmers Union News and the National Union paper at 1.75 per year. The package includes a copy of the Farmers Union bulletin on the home mixing of fertilizers.
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the Democrat
Farmers Union News
National Union
Farmer's Union
Ulletin
Frank Park Declares Candidacy for Albany Circuit Judge
Frank Park announces his bid for Superior Court Judge of the Albany Circuit subject to the June 4 Democratic primary. He pledges undivided attention, timely courts, economical administration, fair trials, integrity toward all counties, and to avoid influencing local elections while inviting voters to understand his principles.
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Albany Circuit
Superior Court
Frank Park
Re Nomination Candidacy Statement by Judge W N Spence
Judge W N Spence announces re nomination for Superior Court of the Albany Circuit. He seeks votes at the June 4 1908 primary and pledges to continue devoted service, meeting voters and communicating as available, to discharge duties faithfully.
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Albany
Superior Court of the
Albany Circuit
Ciscuit
W. N. Spence
Twenty Year Health Sentence Cured by Bucklen Arnica Salve
O. S. Woolever of LeRaysville Wyoming recalls a twenty year health sentence cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims the salve heals boils burns wounds and sores quickly and is sold for 35 cents at drug stores.
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Bucksen
Woolever
LeRaysville
N.& WY
Bucklen
Sensarful Souvenir P Cards Promoted by Railroads
The souvenir Post Cards by Atlanta and Birmingham railroad lines prove popular with a set of seven cards offered for sale. Printed in 1 million colors, the attractive scenes entice collectors. Available through W. Leah Evera, Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlante Railroad
Setei
W. Leah Evera
Atlanta, Ga
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Oie
Adinistration
Hoke
National Liquor Dalers Association
Joel
Thomasville
Harriman
Pacific Ocean
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Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Central of Georgia
Savannah
John B. Gordon
Bulloch
Brown
Albany Herald
Macon
Distillery and
Blind Tigers
Chicago
Grady
Hokedumith
Lynn-Faircloth
Joetown Actien
Bainbridge Democrat
Blood Balm CO
Re AG
Judge Superior Court
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