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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1896
Page
4
Atlanta writer predicts Bartlett as next Democratic floor leader
An Atlanta writer states that Congressman Bartlett will become the Democratic leader on the House floor in the upcoming session. The claim centers on Bartlett’s rising influence within the party and his expected leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Bartlett
Major Hanson Speaks For McKinley Across Georgia
Major J. F. Hanson of Macon campaigns statewide in support of McKinley and sound money, urging voters to back the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hanson
Macon
Georgia
McKinley
Prohibition Debate Tied to Party Platform Ends in Pike
The column criticizes tying Prohibition to party platforms as a vote catcher. It expresses hope for Pike County’s prosperity under Democratic leadership. It notes a recent Columbus tragedy prompting an immediate Prohibition election and hopes for its success.
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Columbus
Cotton selling strategy guides farmers’ choices
The article argues most times it pays to sell cotton as soon as it is gathered, noting holding can pay off in rare cases while emphasizing quick sales as the common farmer’s best option.
Two Weeks to Decide the Presidential Race
The piece argues for strict court punishment to restore public morality as McKinley or Bryan fight for the presidency. It notes prosperity looming after political predictions and criticizes political exaggeration while acknowledging much good goes unseen. It cites The Constitution’s report: Atkinson short of Candler by 16344 votes.
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Atkinson
Candlers
Candidates For Three Supreme Court Seats Stirred By Amendment
The article argues many contenders for the three new supreme court seats after a constitutional amendment. It urges careful selection and unity in Pike county, noting Democrats prevail with few populists likely to return. It asserts national elections won’t ruin the country regardless of McKinley or Bryan.
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Supreme Court
McKinley
Bryan
Two Presidential Choices Highlight Business Outlook
The text argues that business will continue under either Bryan or McKinley if elected president. It stresses that improvement depends more on personal effort than on the administration, making the outcome matter less than self-reliance.
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Bryan
McKinley
Enforce the Law and Duty of Juries
A call for strict and comprehensive enforcement of law by courts and juries. The piece urges jurors to serve with diligence and fearlessness to uphold rights and property, arguing heightened accountability will elevate respect for the courts and reduce crime. It invokes civic duty, maternal virtue, and the need for reverence toward justice.
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Grand
Pike County
Beck Endorsed by Supreme Court for Fair Trial Handling
Supreme court endorsement praises Judge Marcus W. Beck of the Flint circuit after granting a new trial for Taylor Delk. The court says the trial was fair and Beck erred only by not delaying for an arriving attorney. Pike County praises Beck as one of Georgia's best judges amid prior criticism.
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Marcus W. Beck
Flint
Supreme Court of
Delk
Taylor Delk
Supreme Court
Judge Beck
Georgia
Pike County
Love and Honor Mother
A nostalgic ode to mothers praising their unwavering love and guiding influence. It extols maternal devotion, warns of child misconduct against a mother’s heart, and cites a writer’s view that time softens but love remains. The piece frames mothers as ultimate moral anchors.
State librarian bill aims to allow women in post
A proposed legislative bill in the upcoming session would amend the state librarian law to make women eligible for the position. Proponents argue that women are specially qualified and that the law in several southern states already permits it, reflecting justice and equality.
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Georgia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures all stages of catarrh and is the only positive cure. Since catarrh is constitutional the cure is constitutional too with internal intake affecting blood and mucous membranes. Proponents offer 100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from users. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. Bay
Redding to back Australian ballot in legislature
Hon J F Redding of Pike county plans to support an Australian ballot style election law in the current session. He recalls a near contest failure two years ago and aims to back a system already used in several states. The measure has backing from several members, per the Atlanta Constitution.
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John F. Redding
Pike County
Redding
Mr. Redding
Atlanta Constitution
Keep politicians off the Supreme bench
A call to keep politics from the highest court urging selection of the wisest noblest purest men as new justices to avoid entangling the court in political influence.
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Supreme Bench
Court of Last Resort
Colored Fabrics Auction I Grand Collection on Offer
A vivid sale preview details a large fabric assortment with many items to be printed. It lists 38 inch all wool Serges at 25c 38 inch all wool Reps at 56c 46 inch Imported Reps and diagonals 60 to 75c and 46 inch storm Serges at 50c.
Fresh Fall dress goods reveal economy in fabrics
If Black Goods form any part of your dress goods thought it will be economy for you to make a thorough investigation of our fresh Fall equipment. Your dress is here if you'll only come and select it. Just an item or two to show you the direction of the trade wind. 4oin all-wool Henriettas 30c. 38 inch wool Serges 25c. Silk warp Henriettas 75c to 1. 44in black fancy Suitings imported 75c to 1.
First View of Fall Styles at Kid Glove Reception
The event announces the season’s opening with a first view of Fall styles at a popular corner shop. The message invites customers to attend a reception celebrating the new collection as the store gains strength.
Glove Store Emphasizes Loyal Yearly Reputation
A broad set of seasons reinforces the store’s reputation for quality gloves. The shop promotes a refined approach and customer friendly terms, encouraging repeat visits and dependable service.
The Underwear Stock Swings Into Line
Chilly nights signal a shift to warmer underwear options. The store lists introductory lots and promotional prices on Ladies Rib Vests at 15 25 50c Mens Rib Shirts at 20 25c Ladies Wool Vests at 50 75c and Mens Wool Shirts at 75c and 1.
A Stock of Stockings That Any Store May Be Proud Of
A sales pitch extols a stock of stockings praised for wear and wash quality. Stores are urged to stock hosiery of this kind as wise economy, noting they cost slightly more than inferior kinds but offer better satisfaction.
Clothing store promises fits and value this fall
A local shop highlights new fall clothing with emphasis on good fit and attractive prices. The advertisement invites customers to try on garments and promises to turn shoppers into lifelong customers.
Griffin News editor Douglas Glessner runs for State librarian
Editor Douglas Glessner of the Griffin News and Sun announces candidacy for State librarian. He pitches stronger enforcement of good laws and repeal of bad ones as part of his platform.
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Douglas Glessner
The
Griffin News and Sun
Populist Party Reaches Five Years With Shifting Fortunes
The Columbus Enquirer-Sun notes the Populist party is five years old and has opposed or supported most major questions without ever securing a definitive win, asserting a pattern of mixed outcomes.
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The
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Georgia Legislature Convene at State Capitol Next Wednesday
The Georgia legislature meets at the state capital on Wednesday October 28 for a fifty day session.
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Georgia
Whiskey delivery curb ordered on election day by express firm
The Southern Express Company instructed its agents not to deliver whiskey in towns where sales are prohibited on election day, curbing liquor transport during voting.
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Southern Express Company
Bryan's Record TV Speech Milestone Report
The New York World reports William Jennings Bryan delivered 365 speeches in 301 cities and towns in 29 states by Friday Oct 16. The tally exceeds all prior Democratic nominees, and since 1860 Democratic candidates collectively gave 164 speeches.
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William Jennings Bryan
New York World
Death of Mr Graddick Near Barnesville
Mr. Alex Graddick aged about 43 died Monday at 1 pm at his brother O A Graddick’s residence near Barnesville after a week of illness. He was visiting from Forsyth. The body lay at R H Graddick’s home in this city until 2:30 pm Tuesday, when Rev W W Brinsfield preached the funeral at the Methodist church. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Summers directed the services.
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Alex Graddick
O. A. Graddick
Barnesville
Forsyth
Graddick
R. H. Graddick
Methodist Church
W. W. Brinsfield
Greenwood Cemetery
Undertaker Summers
State election records show largely free ballot count
Only a few notices of contest were filed with the governor in the recent state and county election. Officials report the vote as largely free and fair with a fair count across authorities.
Bank in Atlanta Closed Doors, Debts Near 300000
The Merchants Bank of Atlanta closed recently but is expected to meet its obligations. It owed depositors about $300,000 in debts.
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The
Merchants’ Bank of Atlanta
Sons and Fathers Presented As Elegant Book Form
The famous story by Harry Edwards titled Sons and Fathers is issued in an elegant book format and will be offered to the public soon. The tale is described as wonderfully interesting.
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Harry Edwards
Contest Notice Filed By Walker Against Adams in Upson County
William Walker, defeated Upson county candidate for the legislature, filed with the governor a notice of contest against Democrat Hon. W. B. Adams. The filing is described as a useless contest.
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William Walker
Upson County
W. B. Adams
Hit Tie replaces flat tie with patent buckle design
Commissioner Nesbitt reports a new wire cotton tie named the Hit Tie that can substitute the flat tie. Leading compresses recommend it as equally good and cheaper, featuring a patent buckle for securing.
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Nesbitt
Gin House Burned In Milner Fire Loss
Messrs J. T. and J. M. Tyus of Milner lost their gin house and 21 bales of cotton last Friday. The fire origin is uncertain but suspected incendiary. The loss is heavy and there was no insurance.
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J. T
J. M. Tyus
Milner
Horne and Zellner to Wed at Zellner Home
At the residence of the bride’s father near Russellville Monroe county Ed Horne and Eva Zellner will be united in marriage. Both are highly esteemed and many friends will extend warm congratulations.
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T. J. Zellner
Russellville
Monroe County
Ed Horne
Eva Zellner
Murphey and Bartlett Face Joint Debate Challenge
Murphey challenged Bartlett to a joint debate though Bartlett is likely to refuse. The piece notes joint debates seldom benefit either candidate or party and are seen as largely useless.
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Murphey
Bartlett
Poland China pigs for sale promise cheap meat and high gain
An advertisement from H. G. Webb of LaFayette Alabama urges buyers to purchase Poland China pigs to quickly produce 300 to 500 pounds of meat in twelve months. The copy claims superior stock, guarantees satisfaction, and invites orders, touting low production cost and robust growth.
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H. G. Webb
LaFayette
Ala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pike
United States
Beck
the State Librarian
J. F. Redding
J. G. Collier
Kid
Sea Island
Collier’s Shoes
Drew & Selby’s
Burt & Packards
J.C. Collier CO
Barnesville & Thomaston, GA
California Fig Syrup Co
Cuba
Florida
Poland
Anni¢ T
Specimen of Sons
Concord
Blackbird Street
Joe Lovelace
Aaron Hunt
Lovelace
Hunt
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