The Waltz Analyzed and the Southern Political Reply
A long op ed discusses dancing’s history and allure, contrasting cynics with lovers of the waltz. It uses a vivid scene of a nineteen year old girl and a strong young man to illustrate romance, social norms, and the communal joy of dancing. The piece then shifts to brief notes on Ramie fiber research, then to political dispatches about House certificates, party balance, and comments from Judge Tourgee on the South’s recovery and Northern influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Lynic
Cynix
Cynic
Waltzer
Bainbridge a healthy climate with artesian waters and citi
Bainbridge is described as a healthy county town with a mild climate near Savannah and the Gulf. It touts abundant forests and waterways, cattle and crops thriving, and artesian waters claimed to cure dyspepsia and kidney ailments. A water works system is planned to bring waters to every house.
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Bainbridge
Savavanah
Florida
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Southern resources and industry argue for manufacturing monopoly
The speaker contends that the South, with its abundant cotton, iron, and timber, should command the nation's basic manufactured goods. He argues regional strength justifies dominance in ordinary-use products, asserting economic independence and growth. The point rests on exploiting regional materials to build a self-sustaining economy.
A Colored Man's Showing in South Georgia
A letter from Quitman by W B Sours extols Black farmers thriving in South Georgia. He cites crops and livestock totals, notes a $9,000 personal earnings over ten years, and urges continued residence for economic success under white neighbors. The piece praises industrious colored men and their place in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
South
W. B. Sours
Smith
Kansas
The Condition of Farm Labor in Year End Wages Shift
The Columbus Enquirer notes farmers face labor demoralization as freedmen move less and some return to contracts with old employers. Some experienced tenants prefer wages over tenancy, signaling a shift toward paid labor and away from independent farming.
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Columbus Enquirer
Night Roof Encounter Ends In Scare and Silence
On a moonlit night two cats, Lycurgus and Opedeldoc, encounter a shirted man with a musk jacket at a roof edge. A musket recalls old war memories as the man disappears into a hall, while the cats dash to safety and a chorus of cries of saved echoes.
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Bainbridge Democrat
Bainbridge,ga
Tzing
Lancers
New York Herald
Ramie Fibre
C. F. Panknin
Charleston
Ramie
Baging Trust
Richard Peters
Cherokee County
Louisiana
India
Pankoin
Pankuin
House of Representatives
Constitution
Washington
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bates
West Virginia
Tennessee
Connor
Reed
McKinley
Burrows
Major McKinley
Harrison
Treasury
Judge Tourgee
Ifs
In, W. &. Honter
Georgia
McLauch
M-Gilks
E. J. Morgan
Harrell
Shotwell
Hegisal
Prs
Peacock Sters
Professiol
Hanmnbridge and
Zavlarias
Ding
A. Lamb
Longworth & Herring
Bainbredge
Jong
Jeff C. Talbert
Hainsridge
Providentia
Court House
BL Dosatson A. L. Hawes Donalson & Hawes
Pieys
Law Wainbridge
Supreme Court of the State
United States District Court
Peative
Albany
W. M. Harrell
Townsend & Harrell
Uaindridge
Patie
Alli
Water Street
Daniel McGill
Law
Sminbridge
Charles C. Bush Looney
Colquitt
Fred Smith
Prersouth
Riridge
Ite
Etim
Burnett
Sharon House
A.B. Burnett
Phileas Oy
Bainbridge, GA
Magnesia
U. Wtr
I. Kwrurext
Watte
Ana
U.S
Co. War
Oaks
Busin
Turkey
Gulf
Isis
Decatur
Mac
Oaenerk
Arion M.D
Darbys
U. S
Quitman Herain
Quitman
Lycurgus
Thomas
Owe
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