Railroad survey to reach town today near Mrs Thornton’s home
The Bainbridge Cuthbert Culun railroad survey party, led by Harkie and Orewa, is due in town around noon. They may cross near Mrs. Thornton’s residence, with an eastern route possible after survey. A board meeting and Stewart rally are planned for the 10th, while local papers discuss the Supreme Court ruling on eligibility and its impact on Georgia politics and race relations.
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Sonvey
Ovrnanet
Menars
Harkie
Orewa
Bainbridge, Cuthbert and Culunbas
Mra. Thornton
Tomlin
Bainbridge
Lumpkin
Stewart
The Negro Eligibility Question in State Legislature
The La Grange Reporter discusses the Supreme Court decision on negro eligibility to hold office and its impact on the state legislature. It argues the two legislative branches possess power to judge member eligibility and urges adherence to constitutional requirements while noting potential wrangling and political maneuvering.
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Supreme Court
Haa
Speerly
Congress
Lagrange Reporter
Engineer Grant Arrives to Start Georgia Railroad Extension
Aner seen we The thena Watchman reports Mr. Grant the engineer in charge of surveying the Georgia railroad extension from that place to Clayton or the Rabun Gap has arrived in Athens and will at once begin work. A heated retort from a parent to a boy echoes the scene as a boy pleads for blame and time.
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Grant
Georgia
Clayton
Raban Gap
Athens
The Late Decision of the Su preme Court in Georgia Politics
A fraught editorial tone decries the supreme court ruling on expelled legislators, urging obedience to the court while warning that resistance would invite military force. It defends Anglo Saxon ascendancy, condemns rebel factions, and cites General Grant and Reconstruction tensions amid calls for patience and unity. The column notes a Georgia State Fair ground action and ends with a legal note on Alabama 1862 indictments deemed void by a circuit court judge, signaling potential appellate conflict.
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Negroea
General Assembly
Congress
Supreme Tribunal
Grant
Buncombe
Coasen
Georgia
Meads
Gordon
Acanama
Teoan
Sith
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Bintera
Paulk
Alabama
Hegel
W. P. Chilton
W. P. Chilton, Jr
J. G. Stokes
Montgomary Do
Central and Southwestern Railroads Consolidate in Georgia
The Southwestern Railroad is leased to Central, with Central paying eight percent dividends to Southwestern stockholders and guaranteeing no less than seven percent. Central gains control, while Southwestern retains its charter and some managerial rights to protect stockholders. The merger aims to shield lines from ruinous competition and promises stable profits for both sets of investors per Savannah Republican report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Western Rail
Sears Railroad Company
South-western Road
Centen Company
Southwestern
Bouthwestern Company
Central
Central Company
Southwestern Company
Georgia
Bobwestern
Savannah
The State Agricultural Fair at Macon Georgia
The Macon Agricultural Society prepares a grand State Fair with a 140 acre grounds and a 400 by 80 foot main building. The Federal Government aids with a potential permanent headquarters and a School of Agriculture in Georgia. Horace Capron will attend, signaling strong support for advancing Georgia’s interests and dispelling prejudice. A Havana correspondent disputes exaggerated American presence in the Cuban army, estimating about 200 native Americans, with overall foreigners near 1,000 and few useful Americans among them.
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D. W. Lewin
Washington
Lewis
B Secretary of War
Freedman’s Bureau
State Agricultural Society
Bureau
Macon Telegraph
Macon
Georgia
Sociery
Congress
Horace Capron
U. S
Avenieans
Cunny Amy
Havana
New York Times
Red Diarrhea Remedy Promoted by Memphis Advertisers
A verbose advertisement touts a "Red Diarrhea Remedy" claimed to cure diarrhea cholera morbus and related complaints. It features promises of scientific purity and bedside experience by US authorized physicians. The offer lists a price of 6 dollars or 5 dollars by mail and notes nationwide delivery through Drummond Co Memphis Tennessee.
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Jason Bogert
Trigg
Tata
J, P
Drumgoule & CO
Memphis
Tena
J. Y. Dromgoole & CO
Memphia
Can
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