The Grand High Commission and a New Paper in Atlanta
The Grand High Commission has finished its work and its decision will shape the nation. A forthcoming newspaper in Atlanta is planned, backed by capital and noted editors Thornton, Bridges Smith, and others. A distillery crackdown in Upper South Ongulinn led to deaths and injuries, while local reform and taxation debates unfold in Florida and Oregon. A Vienna county paper expansion is touted as progress, and currency changes raise public interest. Inventor J. G. Bennett promotes a blood-preserving device. a boy exhibits a homemade violin, signaling future talent and local craft.
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The House Refuses to Give Florida to Hayet
A fragmented Florida election debate is described with Democratic resistance to Hayes and a looming decision by the Grand Electoral Commission on Florida certifi cates. The piece references Col Marcellus Thornton, the Daily Nickle, and critical figures like Carpenter and Felton, plus speculation on Georgia independents and the political fallout four years after Hayes’s inauguration.
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Georgia
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Washington
Dr. Pelton
De Little Ole Log Cabin in the Lane Ballad
An aged narrator recalls a rural ballad about the little log cabin in the lane. The speaker, worn by time and loss, reflects on fading neighbors, decayed hinges, and a faithful dog as life winds down. The refrain centers on the log cabin and absent spirits guiding the old homeward heart.
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Courting Taught Style Amid Rural Banter and Slang
In a rustic scene Sally and Jake exchange courting banter with dialect rich phrasing and humor. Jake resists parental scorn as Sally questions how to court a white man, weaving taunts about manners and courtship while a muddy horse hoof is hauled from the mire.
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