Exuberant Editorial Opines on Politics and Press
A Savannah paper reflects on Gov Brown vs Parrow’s opinion, Radical power shifts, and Chief Justice Brown, praising press wit like Prentice, lamenting division in Richmond and Georgia, while noting Iowa and Ohio Fifteenth Amendment votes and Savannah port ship counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessce Brown
Gov. Brown
Parrow
Terry-Bullock
Brown
Farrow
Georgia
Courts of Justice
Scarcity of Farm Labor Threatens Planters and Trade
The article argues labor shortages hurt agriculture as emigration rises and planters fail to fill fall labor needs. It cites Westward migration, female labor loss, urbanization, and rising mortality among Black workers, urging planters to sow rye and invest in fertilizer, seeds, and implements while appealing to duty and resistance to radicalism.
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Georgia
Legion
Hamilcar
Virginia bill passes Senate with conditions on loyalty and rights
Washington January 21 The Senate approved a substitute for the Virginia bill imposing Fourteenth Amendment loyalty oaths on legislators and equal access to school funds. Debate in both chambers was sharp with Sumner and Trumbull trading charges. the House concurred with the Senate version by party vote. The day ended with a tense scene and orderly final vote as Morrell acted as keynote.
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Congress
Norton
Atlanta
Georgia
Great Britain
Edmunds
United States
Brook
House
Haynes
Maj. Goodfellow Ng
Telegraphic Corresponderge Courier-Journal
Washington
Senate
Virginia
Foreign Legation
Messrs
Sumner
Trumbull
Summer Depou
Walker
Colfax
Messrs. Bingham
Butler
Farnsworth
Morrell
Alabama
Road progress urged to finish to Lumpkin in Stewart County
The article urges continued stock subscriptions to complete the rail line to Lumpkin, Stewart County, arguing subscriptions in a dull season are prudent and benefits to Cuthbert and Florida commerce will be substantial. It calls Stewart County residents to fund the bed and warns that delaying contracts may hinder westward expansion by next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Stewart County
Cuthbert
Stewart
Weork
Florida
Savannah
New Orleans
Bainbridge Argus
James Sharman
Eugeninus L. Douglas
Richard Davis
Henry L. Taylor
Manning G. Stamper
Fife
Randolph Superior Court
Said
Hon . Paylor
Macimg G. Stamper
Fifa
E L. Dougtass
Edith L. Sharman
William F Davies
Seling SS LS
Om Lottery
Biliiand
Bagatelle
Wadier
Ardent Spirits
Bach Pedier
Katheget
Bach
Ray
Zszze
Bisck
Owen J. Willis
6Th District
Alexander Shaw
Shaw
Herbert Fielder
Grover & Baker
John Merryman & Co
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Cusmbert Appeal
Sawtell & Jones
A. HH. Jones
Enror
Aears
Gathbert
Arrean
Union
Ors
Richmond
Old Dominion
Patrick Henry
Prentice
Homore
Murat
George D. Prentice
Chicago
Iowa Senate
Columbus
Ohio
Atlanta Intelligencer
New York City
Easton & Co
New York
Liverpool
India
Bombay
W. Cy. Watts & Co
South
Eufaula
Cotter
Macon
Montgomery
Zeregraph
Messenger
Virgina
Bainbridge, Cuthbert and
R. R
Tseay
Axptus
Terry
Supreme Court
Vna
Bin
State Supreme Court
Milltrany Dist
Atlaxsta
J. EB. Bryant
Supreme Court of Georgia
H. Trsry
Fronma U
Legisature
O. B. Hart
LyNcmore
Millon
Wm. C. Reddey
Mississippi
Randolph County
WIBE
Shy
J. B. Warpraw
Powell’s Hall
Onze
Prof
Whitall’s
Powell's Drug Store
Tummes
J. H. Callaway
Fort Gaines, Georgia
The
District of Georgia
Kettlewell
G. Ober & Sons
Baltimore
Augusta
Augusta, Ga
H. H. Jones
Cuthbert, Ga
Coveet Camber
Custibert
Odfice
Court Hoare
Buchanan
Otich
Nancy Wade
John Wade
Peak Family
L. M. Harres
Court House
Jas. H. Fryer
Acom
Jas
Martin
Noce
J. C. Martin
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
N.Y. City
S. Powell
Information Agency
Bsing
Thomas J. Hardaway
J. J. Martin
Treasury
Post Office Department
D. P. Holloway
Patents
Washington, D. C
John Milledge
U. S. District
Tles & Davis
Seventh Street
Jacon BR
Baris
Ed Wu
J. Nives
New
WWE
BO Eee
Etardweare
Crockery
Cail
Jade
Izaac
Anthony
Japan
JNO
F. Kiddoo
McK
David Dickerson
Purse Benz
TS. Powell's Drug Store
Hetlie Ford
M. Gormley
Orainsry
van Bie
Hans
Allen
Ruzgist
Salex
Groer
Steidt
Cailbert
Caycounsy
Jared
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