Sunny South Coverage of Hill Speech Draws 50,000 at Atlanta Exposition
The Sunny South reports Gov Hill’s Atlanta reception at the Piedmont Exposition with about 50,000 Democrats cheering. He praises the New South’s revival, energy, and reconciliation after the war, alongside notes on Grady and Collins speakers. Also covered are brief incidents in Texas and reports from Nashville and North Carolina political events.
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Not Afraid of Trouble Buyers Linger in Plain Figures Sale
Our doors opened to many visitors who preferred not to buy yet. We credit courteous treatment for converting earnest buyers into customers. The atmosphere shows confidence with every article clearly marked in plain figures and no old timey tactics.
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Henry Watterson's remarks and local political notes
Morristown Gazette reports Henry Watterson's remarks in Louisville on the New South race issue and civil order. The piece covers Watterson's stance on governance, education, and race relations, plus regional political commentary and references to Confederate veterans lists and Ohio election tensions.
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Harris Be Ding Promotes Low Prices for Dry Goods
A promotional notice urges buyers to shop at Harris Be Ding on Main Street in Soninson City Tennessee. The ad touts higher quality, lower prices, and confidence in purchasing dry goods boots and shoes. It highlights daily crowds and neighborly meetings, stressing shared bargains.
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