Morrison of Illinois Emerges as Democratic Presidential Candidate
The Barnesville Gazette notes Morrison of Illinois is gaining strong mention as the Democratic candidate for president. The piece comments on the cruelty of personal attacks and mentions Gov. Atkinson appointing Col. W. I. Kimsey as solicitor-general of the Stone Mountain area. A Gainesville tale recounts a pet eagle nearly harming a child, illustrating dangers and rare incidents with animals.
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Morrison
Illinois
Gov. Atkinson
W. I. Kimsey
Jonesboro
The
Stone
Deaths of Field and Nye Cast Shadow on America
The piece notes the loss of Eugene Field and Bill Nye and how their deaths leave a great shadow over the American people. It also remarks that the business outlook is good as people are at work and contentment follows. President Cleveland refused to pardon Lewis Redwine, citing a light sentence and better health than reported.
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Eugene Field
Bill Nye
Cleveland
Lewis Redwine
Redwine
Illimitable X ray possibilities or writers’ limits
An exchange comments on the vast potential of X rays or the possibly limitless claims of some writers, suggesting either extraordinary prospects or overstatement by certain authors.
Democratic Party of Georgia Eyes Two Convention Plan
The state executive committee risks a serious error if it does not adhere to the two convention plan. The potential mistake could lead to a disastrous outcome for party operations.
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Democratic Party of Georgian
Local Cleric Seeks Senate Seat From Three Illinois Districts
Rev. Alex Atkinson of Butts announces candidacy for the senate from a district including Butts Spalling and Fayette. He says the district ought to do better. Rev. Dwight L. Moody cancels southern engagements and returns to Massachusetts with a severe lagrippe contracted in Alabama last week.
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Alex Atkinson
Butts
Senate
Butts, Spalling and Fayette
Dwight L. Moody
Massachusetts
Alabama
Governor Atkinson Seen Getting Colored Vote Share
It is believed Gov Atkinson will secure a good portion of the colored vote in the gubernatorial race this year despite populists and Republicans possibly carrying out ticket strength.
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Atkinson
Griffith man urged to run for legislature
Gol s Mills of Griffith is urged to run for the legislature from Spalding county. He is a good man and would make a safe legislator.
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Gol
R. Mills
Griffith
Pike County
Spalding County
Washington Birthday Remains Revered by Nation
George Washington is still held in deep affection by the people as evidenced by the manner in which his birthday was celebrated last Saturday.
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George Washington
Railroad men to survey field in state rumor circulates
Word spreads that railroads may field representatives this year to protect their interests. Citizens are told to watch closely for updates on this developing matter.
Augusta Chronicle Editor Patrick Walsh Praised
A tribute to Patrick Walsh, editor of the Augusta Chronicle, recognizing his ongoing work for Georgia material development and welfare and noting his example as a good citizen worthy of emulation.
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Patrick Walsh
Augusta Chronicle
Georgia
Crisp Rouses Congress With Mockery of Reed
The report portrays Crisp enjoying insults aimed at Speaker Reed. It suggests the exchanges boost public attention and could influence Reed’s presidential run by undermining support.
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Crisp
Congress
Reed
Georgia political factions outline campaigns
Republicans and Populists in Georgia rough out campaigns while Democrats stay quiet yet ready to engage. The passage notes rapid shaping of tactics as contenders position for upcoming contests.
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Georgia
Democratic Party
Railroad Agent Thompson Captured in New Orleans
W H Thompson, agent for the Macon and Northern railroad, who disappeared months ago with a $2700 shortage, has been located and arrested in New Orleans. The incident underscores ongoing pursuit of embezzlement allegations against railway officials.
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Justice Isuetbh
W. H. Thompson
Adison
Macon & Northern Railroad
New Orleans
Banquet Plans Hint at Judge Bartlett Welcome
Friends in Macon discuss a banquet for Judge Bartlett modeled after the recent tribute to Judge Speer. The gatherings appear to celebrate respected local jurists and may foster communal esteem and civic spirit.
A Lovely Place for Barnesville Georgia
Barnesville is urged to become a beautiful Georgia city with improved homes streets and waterworks. Residents are asked to repair paint clean and beautify their properties and yards to foster cheerful surroundings and pride in the town.
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Barnesville
Georgia
Barneeville
Bill Nye Dies After Stroke at North Carolina Home
Bill Nye the American humorist died at his home in North Carolina last Saturday after a stroke two weeks earlier. His humorous letters were widely read and prized nationwide, adding spice to many lives. The world is poorer for his loss, yet his gift to laughter endures.
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Bill Nye
North Carolina
Fon
Billi Nye
Middle Georgia Favored For Colonists Over South Georgia
A statement argues that locating colonists in Middle Georgia is preferable to South Georgia. It cites climate healthfulness land productivity education and transport facilities as advantages and urges efforts to attract immigrants for the state's benefit.
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South Georgia
Middle Georgia
Georgia
Change at Central Railroad Presidency in Atlanta
A recent election for president and directors of the Central railroad in Atlanta elected H. M. Gomer of Savannah as president. Reported changes indicate management has shifted away from Georgia, with non Georgia interests dominating and dividends no longer benefiting the state.
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Central Railroad
Atlanta
H. M. Gomer
Savannah
New York
Goultle
Georgia
A Beautiful Thought from Dr Gambrell on Freely Giving
The sermon at the Baptist church reflected on the good of freely giving within the home. The pastor cited that happiness comes when spouses give heart and labor, parents give to children, and all return to Jesus Christ who freely gave Himself for all. The message urged harmony and peace in a Christian home.
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Dr. Gambrell
The
Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Georgia Governor Bid Sown By Maj J F Bawson
Republican camp presses Maj J F Bawson as candidate for Georgia governor while May Hanson remains opposing the push.
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Maj J. F. Bawson
Georgia
May Hanson
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health Through Gentle Laxative Action
The passage extols Syrup of Figs as a safe, effective laxative popular with millions of families. It explains its benefit from internal cleanliness without weakening organs and stresses buying only the California Fig Syrup Co. genuine article through reputable druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Arp's Satire on Politics and Nansen The Pole
Bill Arp voices satirical critique of American politics urging a recess from partisan wrangling. He laments party zeal over currency and tariff, mocks lawmakers like Blackburn and Hunter, and calls Kentuckians for better men to step forward amid public fatigue.
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Bill Arp
North Pole
Dr. Nansen
Washington
Alabama
Fawkes
Blackburn
Hunter
Kentucky
Congress
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and offers Hudl's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for unresolved catarrh related cases. It invites readers to send for free circulars from F J Cuensy & Co Toledo Ohio, sold by druggists.
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Hudl
F. J. Cuensy & Co
Toledo
Georgia Endorsement for Attorney General J M Terrel
The Newnan Herald and Advertiser Commends Attorney General J M Terrel and expects broad public endorsement in Georgia. He is praised for a good office and a record worthy of backing by voters.
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J. M. Terrel
Newnan Herald and Advertiser
People of Georgia
Expositions Planned for Baltimore Nusaville and Omaha
Three expositions are booked for next year at Baltimore Nusaville and Omaha. The events will showcase regional vendors and cultural displays across three cities, signaling a broad outreach for the upcoming season.
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Baltimore
Nusaville
Omaha
Guano Hauling Boosts Barnesville Farmers Stockpiles
Farmers around Barnesville haul guano in large quantities, buying direct from manufacturers in carload lots by pooling purchases. If current outlook holds, big crops are expected this year.
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Barnesville
Alum Baking Powder Sparks Health Warning Across Regions
A public notice cautions against alum baking powders sold in Canada and the District of Columbia. It cites Prof. J. W. Mallett’s findings that alum residues in bread may harm digestion and urges consumers to choose traditional cream of tartar brands.
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District of Columbia
J. W. Mallett
University of Virginia
Chemical News
The Office Towel Shields Editor Under Fire
A Griffin News tale from Pike recounts Zebulon blind tiger owners firing bullets at Journal offices. Parry Lee hid behind the office towel which deflected the bullets, then added the lead to his type metal stack, a boastful legend about the towel’s protection.
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Griffin News
Pike
Zebulon
Parry Lee
Journal
Parry
Eatonton School Praised by Former Pupil
Roy Jenkins son of Hon A Jenkins began spring term at Gordon Institute Barnesville as senior half advanced, allowing him to graduate this summer. The Eatonton school gains credit from his achievement and the teachers’ guidance, reflecting well on both.
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Eatonton Messenger
Eatonton School
Roy Jenkins
Hon
A. Jenkins
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
Captain E F Martin Sells Large Cotton Bales at Milner
The Griffin News reports Milner farmer Captain E F Martin sold seventy five bales of cotton to C G Mills on Friday. Mills later dispatched scales buyer and weigher to Martin for one hundred fifteen bales more at seven dollars per hundredweight mid dling. Martin noted as one of the region’s most substantial farmers.
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The
Griffin News
E F. Martin
Milner
C. G. Mills
Mills
A Fine Instrument in Pope Huguley's Purchase
Mr. Pope Huguley recently bought a fine microscope costing $65. He will join Drs. Clark during vacation to study their practice, aiding his future medical career. Pope is a bright young man expected to become a successful physician.
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Pope Huguley
Drs. Clark
Pope
Bargains On The Way From J C Collier Co
A letter from J C Collier president of the company reports good news for local shoppers. He cites his New York trip, smart buying on ground, and promises a large spring stock at attractive prices in the forthcoming mammoth store rooms in Barnesville.
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J. C. Collier Co
J. C. Collier
New York
Collier
Georgia
Collier Company
Barnesville
Populist Party Alleged to Aid Republicans in South
The Newnan Herald and Advertiser calls the Populist party a sham and says it is no kinder to Southern interests than the Republicans, accusing it of aiding Republicans to regain control in the region.
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Newnan Herald and Advertiser
South
Republican Party
A. L. Mills & Co. Move to New Store in March
Announcement of A. L. Mills & Co. moving March 1 to the former Cochran store. Mrs. Ella Mills will head the millinery department with a wide stock of millinery and related goods. The note urges good patronage and continued advertisements from the firm.
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A. L. Mills & Co
T. W. Cochran
Ella Mills
Georgia
A Card of Thanks from Norris Family
A sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for untiring attention during our daughter's illness. May the great Ruler bless them with guidance and good friends in their last trouble. Respectfully W. Norris and family Mesnesville, Pa Feb 21 1896.
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Norris and
Mesnesville
Photographic Roentgen Image Aims at Populists
A Crookes tube study targets Tom Watson and the populist movement. The proposal seeks a Roentgen photograph to expose what the authors call misguided followers and to illuminate what they deem a political misdirection for public scrutiny.
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Crookes
Tom Watson
Roentgen
Professor Advocates Comet Earth Collision for Science
A professor proposes steering a new comet to strike Earth to gain scientific insights. The plan would require analysis of potential global upheaval, including geological and climatic disruptions, before any consideration of execution.
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Earth
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