Georgia political notes and local elections summary
The piece surveys Georgia politics with references to Cho Armoriat and Charles L. Bartlett, praises for party editors, and mention of Congressman Randall’s illness. It notes Mitchell county’s dry vote, tariff debates, and the Quitman tragedy. It also cites grape shipments, Emperor William’s army plan, and statewide fiscal figures alongside Jacksonville growth and Republican plan discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Bartlett
Bibb County
Georgia
Sammy Barnett
Underwood
E. E
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Scott
Pennsylvania
Ben Harrison
Tippecanoe
Boodle
Mitchell
Samuel J. Randall
Congress
Randall
Quitman
Lewis
Lane
Savannah
Thomasville
John G. McPaul
Worth County
William
Germany
Europe
Wisconsin
Minesota
Quitman Free Press
Baltimore Sun
Jacksonville
the Sun
Ol. Buck
Georgia Republican Executive Committee
Harrison
Col
Democratic Gains From Tariff Reform In The 1890s
The Atlanta Journal reports that two weeks after party platforms were set, Democrats gain strength by advocating tariff reform. Republicans face defections, while Brooklyn figures like Seth Low join the anti tariff camp. Mugwump papers shift to Cleveland Thurman on tariff reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
Richard
Storre
Theo
Cuyler
Brooklyn
North
Providence Journal
Rhode Island
Springfield Mass
Cleveland
Chicago
Thurman
Democratic Party
Atlanta
Georgia manufacturing boom highlighted by Albany Woodworks
The Savannah News notes Georgia rapid industrial growth as shown by the Manufacturer's Record weekly section. Albany woodware works will erect buildings. Barnesville plans a cotton seed oil mill and guano factory. Cartersville to get a broom factory. Flowery Branch to host a chair factory. Rome to expand a nail factory. Woodbury to build broom and chair facilities. Chicago firm forms to develop Georgia iron and coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Georgia
Albany
Farmers’ Alliance
Barnesville
Cartersville
Flowery Branch
Rome
Woodbury
Chicago
Savannah News
Rail alliances boost Georgia transport and Savannah steam line
The Georgia Central, Richmond Terminal, and Plant system form a ten year alliance to avoid territory encroachments and share benefits. They plan a daily Savannah to New York steamer service, boosting through traffic and tying Savannah to foreign trade while Columbus gains share and Savannah grows as a port of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Central
Richmond
Central Railroad
Savannah
New York
Westland
Georgia
Columbus
Good Legislation for the Poo on Credit Practice
Discussion urges reform of credit systems to aid poorer farmers. It argues high loan risk and weak collection laws raise costs, making cash cheaper and credit expensive. Proposes stronger collection protections to reduce credit costs and help farmers borrow for business and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. Jones
Farmers Alliance Defends Political Boundaries and Unity
In Boston Georgia farmer readers, R T A quotes the Farmers Alliance denying party ties, stressing independence for farmers and non interference with personal religious views, pledging intelligent suffrage and self governance while noting marble remains off the Mills bill free list. Georgia politics and cooperation with Editor Henry T Rich arvidsen are referenced in a hopeful, regional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert
Womer
Brethen
Farmers’ Alliance
Boston
Georgia
Henry T Richarvidsen
Electric Bitters and August Flower Promoted for Dyspepsia
A late 19th century advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a safe investment in health and promotes Green's August Flower as a cure for digestive disorders. It claims improvements in digestion, urges trial bottles, and lists I. Zacharias' Drug Store as the seller. Also advertised are Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and skin eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S. Treasury
Dr. King
Dr. King’s New Discovery and Using According To Directn
I Zacharias
Uanlangusly
I. Zacharias
Buckien
Een Ane
Becaus
Seis Bitte Ora
Baca
Zacharias
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Armoriat
B.E. Russell
Jno. M. Brown
Bainbridge, GA
the Farmers Alliance and Politics
Decatur County
Joseph Hunter
Conrad Harrell, Jr
C. J. Maxxertis
Cseditoersgeorgis
Miller
Y. B. Baughn
Miller County
H.C. Sar-F Elp
Y. B. Laugh
Court of Ordinary
Mille
Eaid
Melited
Hinlter Co
Miller Goan
H. S. Surrey
W.B. Gapelin
Cusaieaoe
Greeen
August Flower
Pines
Asker
L. Zacharias
Exy Bros
Mary E. Ware
Acker
Ayer
Colin
Bainbridge
Decatur
Fifa
Barber Bk. Fiyland
George
F. Patterson
Jose Hart
Gurley
Court House
Bainbii
Mowseatrs
D.T. Wizaos
W .C.jones
Arch Cash PU Ito
Ting
Oxford
Prince Alberts
Srice
E Steining
ESR. & Co
Elint River Store
Georga Es i i
C. O.D
Gent
B. H. Levy & Bro. Tannah
Congres St
Harnett House
Savannah , GA
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