Local Georgia political notes and railroad news
Savannah Press reports on Georgia politics with anti barroom sentiment, Democratic party unity, and a call for nominating Harrell for eighth senatorial district. It notes South Georgia railroad stockholders vote to break ground from Quitman, and mentions Cleveland’s political stance and regional financial concerns.
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South Georgia Railroad
Utman
Quitmanel
Texas
Missouri
Francis
Democratic Party
Father and son morality and responsibility in a small town
A church column urges fathers to model restraint and mercy, warning against harsh discipline and alcohol or tobacco use around children. It contrasts abusive behavior with teachings of mercy, citing consequences seen in crime and tragedy to urge gentler, principled parenting.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Echo
Calhoun County
Morgan Monitor
Two For One Subscriptions Offer for The Democrat and Journal
An advertisement touts a twelve month subscription deal offering The Democrat and the Atlanta Weekly Journal for 1.30. It promises local pride, broad news coverage, reliability, and a bonus Juvenile Journal included at no extra charge for families.
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Democrat
Atlanta Weekly Journal
Weekly Journal
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Emigrants Set for Liberia on Laurada from Savannah
A cargo of enslaved African Americans is prepared to sail from Savannah on the steamship Laurada bound for Liberia. Several hundred are said to depart, sourced from Arkansas Mississippi Alabama and parts of Georgia. The International Migration Society organizes the voyage, profiting from the scheme while asserting the South offers a favorable climate and people for the emigrants.
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Roentgen
Atlantic
Berlin
Lick Observatory
Pickering
Harvard
Young
Dil
Liberia
Savannah
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
International Migration Society
New York Herald Reports Cleveland Intends Cuban Intervention
The New York Herald cites President Cleveland signaling to Spain that the United States may intervene in Cuba if the rebellion remains uncontrolled by June 1. The report expresses hope that the claim is accurate and notes potential political actions.
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Glover Lyon
Lancet
New York Herald
Cleveland
Spain
Jane
Polieach
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Acon Telegraph
Ur County
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Bainbridge Bar
Farmers of Georgia
Peek & Co
County Alliance
Macon County
Macon Y
Irman Clay
State Ratio Executive Committee
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E Griggs
Judge Bower
Col. Onel
Coh Walters
Congress
Chicago
Columbia
House
Gold Standard
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Free Silverites
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Tutt
Mathushek
Brest
Doktor
Galatia
Fune
Paris
Seeectee Co
Ghove
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Care &Co
I. Zacharias
R. L. Bruce
Bainbridge, Ga
B. F. Frye
Whigham
the Democrat
Miller County
W. C. Roberts
Della Roberta
M Roberts
Wynn Roberts
James M. Muckey
Wm Muckey
James Laws
Miller Superior Court
Emma Cleveland Vorce
Bsinbripég Democrat
J. BM. Grr
C. P. Arp Gee
Decatur County
Mollie Oliver
George Oliver
Bayn Rrivdgr Democrat
Miller
J. M. Gurags
Superior Court
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R. A. Lytle
Hannah Steininger
C. Litchenstadter
C. T. Dickenson
T Steininger Merchantile Company
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Decatur Co. Us
Decatur
W.D. Poreman
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