Convention Called Aims at North Georgia Unity
Apocial to the Appeal reports a June 14 note from Variearra Georgia claiming a convention majority could reach 10,000 with North Georgia counties nearly unanimous. The piece cites political predictions, marriages as a social topic, Tennessee convicts costing 670,500 yearly, and other varied items from governors to floods and auctions in New York and Galveston.
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Variarra
North Georgia
Tennessee
Galveston
Texas
Philadelphia
New York
Jeffs
Arin
Tain
Madison County
Hendricks
Europa
Yemin
Ramor
Ben Butler
Peru
Brody
Chicago
Artaxia
Dablunega
Gainesville
Colored voters urged to attend convention vote in Randolph
The Randolph County Executive Committee calls a meeting in Coibberton on Saturday the 9th or 12th to decide on a Constitutional Convention. It urges every colored man to pay last year’s tax, form clubs, report paid and unpaid voters, and act quickly. The report claims white voter turnout was low and that organized black voters defeated the convention ticket, with broad commentary on whites’ indifference and alleged election manipulation.
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Nandolph Votarea
Coibberton
Randolph County
Richmond
Douglass Johnson
Reben Richarde
A G Makos
Math Wilson
Frank Perkins
Ike Reynolds
C. B. Barnes
Cuthbert
Friends of Convention
Crittenden
Kennon
Hoyte
Terrell County
Tn Clay
Cause
Review of the Military Situation
Review of the military position on the Asiatic front notes the Russian centre and left linking, with Turkish forces redeploying from mid passes to strengthen Erzeroum defenses. It describes Russian reconnaissance, Turkish reinforcements to Batoum, and the likelihood of heavy Danube cannonading with limited chance of large crossings in the coming week.
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Loxnox
Ada
Havin Mountain
Oftivad
Uhoruk
Tu and
Klerstch
Midshiner
Maktur Pasha
Oli
Bardez
Kara
Dejoranvei
Mukhbiar
Reprocuki
Araxes
Sogimulu
Kasber Range
Kylly
Arazes
Erzeroum
Avaxes
Kars
Butouns
Botoum
Krsoroum
Basta
Batoum
Danube
Russia
Kalatow
Ibrail
Crop in Georgia reports May cotton area rise and dry weather
May report from the Cotton Exchange committee notes 64 counties responding in Georgia show a 12 percent rise in land planted. Weather was cooler and drier than last year, crops late by about two weeks but in good condition. Fertilizer use up from 15 to 20 percent while labor remains sufficient and weeds are controlled. Also details two Georgia tragedies: Miss Della Lentz dies after wagon accident in Baker County and a two year old dies from potash exposure in Dawson Journal reporting.
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Savayxan
Committee On Information and Statistics For
The
Cotton Exchange
Georgia
Della Lentz
Nieey
Tiner Rentz
Baker County
Rots
Dawson Journal
Turbulent War Talk Mixed With Gold Mining Hype
The column mixes war dispatches from Europe with Georgia mining news and a scandal tale. It cites rival views on Turkish and Russian moves near the Danube, notes speculation about Constantinople, and quotes a Georgia miner's claim of vast gold yields. It also tells of a Calhoun county marriage scandal and promotes a nose remedy by Dr J H McLean.
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Gar J. Hanovs
Morris Beton
Quitman County
Arrzat
Calhoun County
Moseby
Joe Johnston
Govenor
Virginia
Louisiana
Bonde
Sebastopol
Fodlebon
Missouri River
Kaunas City
Rex
Henry Ward Beecher
Poteau
Orleana Democrat
Packard Tan
Utebkit Issa Normtooin
Iiteh
American Life Insurance Company
Atarta
Nat Barden
Harris County
Patanosavas
M. Possett
Washington City
Supreme Court
Bishop Pierce
Nashville
Towa
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Hizeroum
London
Avia
Rursia
Constantinope
Bul
Macon
Florida
J. H. McLean
de. J. A. McLean
St. Louis
India
Powell, Driggiet
Allison & Simpson's
Fenore
Allison& Simpson
MecCausland
Allison & Simpsons
Granate Iron
Ate Eins Rae
Allison & Simpson
Graham
Spear
T. 8
Powell
Drax
A. W. Gillespie
A. T. & Powells
Mt ' Allwon
Walker
Vineoie
Glee
Kay
Pierce
Raverlee
Smartweed
Lerdian
Lyne
Jamon Byrup
Vronefield
Bockinghaa
Powell Draulst
TS. Powell
Naasevas
Taurast
KeveRs
Wil Drmuplatn
Gareck
H, Hallett &Co
Purina, Mi
Georce Pace
Black Hills
U.N. Macuite
All Newpolrsters
Sam Postyald
Donnelley, D & CO
Publisilers
Illinois
Saes Tera
Maryland Rye & Ear Institute
North Charles St. Balt
Apell
W. Duan
Jaye Bupe
Geongh
Harper's Magazine
Lise
Dubnson
Brooklyn
Engle
Harper's Monthly
Rosdere
Publiabere
Harper's Mazatine
Bazar
Magasine
Parshasar
Huerper
Alugeaine
Brienne
Harper & Brother
Harper & Brothers
J. McK. Gunn
Hamburg
Alao
Cathbort
Mac
Lady
Misa
Ward
Drew Tata
Lee Om Lata
Kgle Beye
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