Editorial Notes on Campaigns and Policies in the South
The column cites Democratic enthusiasm after Bryan's speech and questions turnout in Georgia. It notes cotton and corn crop shortfalls, Georgia voters seeking to curb “negro domination,” and North Carolina manufacturing leadership. It discusses Cuba's political moves, imperialist calls, and a looming election to draft a Cuban constitution. It mentions rail safety tech and a shift to “assistant conductor.” Senator Morgan supports war with China and a large army to shift troops from the Philippines, asserting U S independence and strength.
Telegraph expresses racial views on the Negro in the South
The Macon Telegraph defends candor in addressing race, arguing the Negro must be governed, trained, and social progress must come through strict discipline. It condemns violence and calls for moral restitution after Reconstruction era harms, urging patience while noting light in the nation's dawn. It also advertises Chamberlain's tablets for costiveness sold by R. L. Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Telegraph
Upas
Macon Telegraph
Georgia State Fair promises rich premiums in Valdosta
The Georgia State Fair will be held in Valdosta from October 29 to November 4. Premiums are generous with 500 dollars for best county exhibit and 200 for best individual exhibit. Exhibits must be Georgia products produced this year and county entries cannot duplicate individual entries. The ladies department is led by Mrs. J. N. Griffin and the General premium lists will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Valdosta
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Agricultural Society
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Womans’ Auxiliary
J. N. Griffin
W. 5. West
W. H. Griffin
D.C. Ashley
C. W. Lamar
T. M. Talbot
Sec
Fortificati and Tutt Liver Pills Ad Mention
A fragment mentions Tutt's Liver Pills as a cure for various ailments and references a political campaign arguing about imperialism versus democracy. It includes a letter from M W S Whedon praising a carpenter who used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and notes it being sold by RL Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W.S. Whedon
First National Bank of
Wintercet
Iowa
Chamberlain
RL. Hicks
Notice to Fernand Weil and executors in tax matter
In Decatur Superior Court November term 1900 a rule to make parties is issued. Fernand Weil H P Williams and Hanna Steininger executors of J Steininger must show cause why they should not be made parties claimant in Catherine Bell vs E Swindell and J Swindell in fa fa, a claim case. Steininger died during the case. Witness Judge W N Spence. August 8 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernand Weil
H. P. Williams
Hanna Steininger
J. Steininger
Superior Court
Said County
Catherine Bell
E. Swindell
J. Swindell
R. A. Lytle
Steininger
W. N. Spence
Said
EB. Donalson
Sig Nussbaum
Plaintill
W. Wimberley
Georgia
Decatur County
Ann Mock
W. G. Mock
T. B. Maxwell
Special Legislation on City Courts in Georgia
Notice: next Georgia General Assembly will consider Hills bills. First act aims to abolish the City Court of Decatur County and dispose of its business. Second creates the City Court of Bainbridge in Bainbridge, Decatur County, defining powers, jurisdiction, judge appointment, and other officers and duties.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Hills
Decatur County
Bainbridge
Inbridge
Decatur
Bainbridge vacant city lot sale under court order
In Decatur County the Court of Ordinary orders a sale at the courthouse door on the first Thursday in September. The town lot in Bainbridge bounded by Broughton street H B Ehrlich Co Troup street and West street is to be sold for cash to settle the estate of Ira W. Sanborn deceased. Louise Desverges had bid previously but failed to comply. The sale funds are to be distributed among the heirs.
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Court of Ordinary
Said
Bainbridge
Broughton Street
H. B. Ehrlich& Co
Troup Street
West Street
Louise Desverges
Ira W. Sanborn
M. E. O'Neal
Decatur
Imeorgia
Decatur County
Georgia
Shotwell Street
S. S. Barke
Wardell
F. J. Wardell
Said County
M. E. Roberts
L. F. Parterson
Letter praising Lydia E. Pinkham remedy reaches readers
A woman chronicles relief after two years of fatigue backache and digestive troubles. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products she reports renewed strength and vitality. The note invites other women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mes
Pinkham
Salina AucHamBo
Charlemont
Macs
Decatur Sheriff Sale in Bainbridge Georgia 1900
Decatur County will sell two parcels of land at Bainbridge court house on the first Tuesday in September 1900. Parcel one includes 220 acres from Lot 318 excluding 30 acres, tied to J R D Laster in a City Court case. Parcel two covers 89 acres from Lot 324 and 48 acres from Lot 305 belonging to E Johns in another City Court action.
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Bainbridge
Decatur County
Georgia
Mth
Said
J. R. D. Laster
Said County
J. L. Dickenson
Court House
Towit
E. Johns
Bainbridge Sank
L. FP. Parrenson
Decatur
William Thompson
Fife
Decatus
Reuben Merton
Jack Wilson
C. G. Campbell
Cocutr Court
L. P. Patterson
Guardianship Hearing for Temlinson Minors in Georgia
A. H. Temlinson applies for guardianship of A. R. Temlineon and Jesse H. Tomlinzen, minors of Georg e E. Temlineon deceased. The hearing is set at 9 o'clock a.m. on the first Monday in September, in the ordinary's office. August 6, 1900. T. B. Maxwell, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Railway extension plans from Bainbridge to Tallahassee discussed
Georgia Pine Railway Company board resolves to extend its line from Arlington to Columbus through Calhoun Randolph Stewart Chattahoochee and Muscogee counties and to extend toward Florida from Bainbridge toward the Florida line. The board also seeks to amend its charter to cover the new extension and publish notices in all affected counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Pine Railway Company
Said Railway Company
Arlington
Calhoun County
Columbus
Muscogee County
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Sand Lampkin
Stewart County
Chattahoochee
Bainbridge
Decatur County
Florida Line
Said County
Gadsden
Quine Vy
Florida
Gadsen and Leon
Tallahassee
Leon County
Leon
Decatur
Calhoun
Randolph
Stewart
Muscogee
Georgia proposes amendment on Confederate widows pensions vote
Proclamation from Governor Allen D. Candler submits a constitutional amendment to extend pensions and artificial limbs to widows of Confederate soldiers. The measure, approved in 1899, would be voted on at the next general election with guidance on ratification. Also noted is a probate court motion for Mrs. Ann Mock’s estate and a local advertisement for Dr Tichenor's Antiseptic.
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State of Georgia
Atlants
General Assembly
Georgia
General Assembly of Georgia
Confederate States
Allen D. Candler
Aid
J.W. Warkes
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Tober
A. T. Moore
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Europe
Augusta
Frank Stanton
Bradfield
Bradfield , Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Scire Facias
Fifa
Decatur Superior Court
Sale
M. McGowan
Jacob Clinard
C. M. McGowan
Pecatur Sheriff Sale
G. P. Ry
Hls. Berros
J. P. Wintians
I LL Russell
M.E
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O’ Neal
LAW
Heal Estate
Will H. Krause
Attorney At Law
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Lawes & Slawes
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Ryron
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W. E. Rouse
DR. W. Berry
Ka Abridge
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Eleshone Call
E. J. Morgan
Dr .J. Morgan
Bruce
Broughton and
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S. J. Chesnut,j. D
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Hunnewel' Griffin
Bainbridge, Georgia
Dee
Bainbridge State Bank
Shaving Saloon
Wu. F. Toonston
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Aetna
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