Thomasville rally cites Democratic strength and third party critique
A Thomasville campaign rally draws Gov. Northen Col. Ham and other Democrats before about five thousand attendees. Speakers condemn the third party and urge unity to preserve constitutional government, praising Georgia and the Democratic party.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Providence
Cols Livingston
Ham
Gov. Northen
Young Men’s
Democratic Club
Snodgrass
Merrill
Dave Ellias
Jack Cartright
Frank Hawkins
Monroe Lee
Jacksonville
Ochlockonee Democratic Club
Cairo
Boston
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Paradise Park
W. C. Snodgrass
Northen
America
Gov
Col. Ham
G. McLendon
H. W. J. Ham
Mr. Ham
Col. Habersham
South
Georgia
Alexander Hamilton
Jefferson
Party OF the People
Old
Democratic Party
New People’s Party
Georgia Third Party Rally Features Livingston Speech
The Georgia campaign scene centers on Col. Leonidas F. Livingston's remarks opposing the alliance split and defending Democratic state leadership. He denounces the Ocala platform and the Force bill while urging unity with the Democratic party to safeguard local self government and civil liberties.
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Ham
Weaver
Third Party
Democratic Party
Atlanta
Lease
Georgia
Omaha
Livingston
J. H. Merrill
Thomas County
Democratic Club
Col. Leonidas F. Livingston
Congress
Col. Livingston
Dixie
Land of Dixie
Alliance
St. Louis
Gov. Northen
Ocala
Capt
Hammond
Chicago
The
Georgia Railroad
Central
Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad
Washington
Republican Party
W. L. Peek
Senate of
Peek
Bainbridge Proclaims Bond Election For Electric Light Plant
Proclamation orders a city election for September 27, 1892 in Bainbridge to decide issuing fifteen bonds of 100 dollars each at six percent interest to finance an electric light plant for arc and incandescent street and commercial lighting. Bonds payable January 1 each year through 1934 with varying principal and interest payments. Only qualified voters may vote. ballots marked for or against bonds.
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Senate of Georgia
Peek
General Assembly
State of Georgia
W. Thees
Erner
Georgia
Tgia
Bainbridge
G. F. Westmoreland
B. NussBaum
Miller Sheriff Sale in Colquitt Georgia 1892
Miller County sheriff announces sale of the last half of lot 16 and all of lot 15 in the 2nd District totaling about 325 acres. Property belongs to John M. Wilson to satisfy a Miller Superior Court fi fa from 1892 in favor of James H. Denny. Sale set for first Tuesday in October at courthouse doors. Citation issued in Decatur County notice for Williams estate administration.
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Georgia
Miller County
Copie Court
Said County
Decatur County
Superior Court
Said
Bainbridge
Araptey
Mort
Miller
Colquitt
John M. Wilson
Miller Superior Court
James H. Denny
Wilson
J. R. Hornsay
T. B Gremmer
KR. A. Gremmer
C. J. Munnerlyn
Decatur
William H. Williams
Alexander M. Williams
A. M. Williams
William H. Williamson
Mary M. Autrey
John Autrey
Court of Ordinary
C.J. Munserius
Jas. F. Roberta
A. G. Roberts
J. W. Cowart
Savanah Askew
Winliam
William Asken
B. B. Bower
Wimberley
J.S. Floyd
Rebecca Floyd
Miller Pee
Cowart
Eastern Ae Company
A. J. Bush
Iula Bush
Arash
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Perdition
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Sallie
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Maryland
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Henderson, Tex
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