Our Choice and Political Gossip in Georgia
Our telegraph notes that the General Assembly will elect an Executive officer to fill the unexpired Bullock term, then a Democratic Convention nominates. Col. Herbert Fiziper is urged for Governor with Rev. Nothan Crawfoxp, D. D. of Atlanta dies. News covers candidates, sermons, robberies, bankrupt insurance firms, fair reports, shipments, railroads, yellow fever, state fairs, emigration, and business ads.
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General Assembly
Bullock
Democratic Executive Committee
Col
Herbert FizipEr
Georgia
Col. Freiper
Col. E. Hunsert
North Georgia and North Carolina Railroad Company
Brown
Lochrane
Smith
Atlanta
Kimball
Willliam Carpenter
The
Colonization Society
Atlanta Constitution
Jno. T. Clarke
U. S. Senate
Hon
Bailock's resignation sparks Georgia political turmoil
From Atlanta reports stir speculation on Bailock's flight to escape punishment for alleged state treasury robberies. The piece notes constitutional provisions for acting governors and says legislators work to fill the unexpired term as an election looms. It also covers agricultural congress delegates from Georgia and local fire and crime items.
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Atlanta
Bailock
New Era
Benjamin Conley
Georgia Senate and House organize in Atlanta political shifts
The Atlanta dispatch reports the Georgia Senate elected L. N. Trammell as President and elected officers amid adjournments and anticipated policies. The House chose J. M. Smith for Speaker and J. D. Waddell as Clerk, with Bullock resignation debates and possible governor election plans shaping early state government.
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Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Two Suits on Bullock and Kimball Rail Bonds
The Atlanta Sun reports two main theories about Governor Bullock and H. S. Kimball over railroad bonds. One blames Kimball for overreaching and the other accuses Bullock of endorsing bonds ahead of road completion. It notes large sums paid to lobbyists, state road fraud accusations, and broader charges of corruption, with new evidence mounting against the governor.
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Angier
Brunswick and Albany
Albany
Capitol
Grand Bullock
Ilegal
Brunswick and
Georgia
State House
Bullock
Kimball
Or Bullock
Brunswick
Atlanta
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Constitution
Sane
Bellock
H. S. Kimball
Brunswick and Albany Railroad Company
Eufaula
New York
Frobel
Stat
California
Waerras
Egincer
Beunswick and Albany Eailroad
Daing Czinst Seid
Reed
Bunswick
Si Cleims
Sideport
Seid Brovewick
Eid
Brunswick and Almy Railroad Company
Rufus B. Bullock
Stme of
John Screven
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company
Eaid Bunswick and
Sich
Clifford Anderson
Bibb County
Macon
Arthur Hood
Randolph County
Cuthbert
Messrs
Hines & Hobbe
Dougherty County
Robert H. Brown
Fulton County
United States of America
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Columbus
Dr. Means
Savannah
Knickerbocker, Equitable, Garden City
Commercial Insurance Companies
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Fort Gaines
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C. D. Fry
Mobile
Eufacia
Telegraph
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Rome
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Augusta
Thomasville
N. J. Meador
Firm
Meador & Bro
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Baltimore Trade and Commerce
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Second
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W. O. Tugele
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Sam'l Garnett
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R. Baugh
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Chicago
G. W. Smith
T. M. Renfro & Co
Jno. McLendon
Isaac Loeb
Dr. E
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South Carolina
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Organization of the Legislature
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Democratic Caucus
L. N. Trammel
T. W. J. Hill
A. Cameron
G. W. Anderson
Welch, Hinton
Reese
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Houst
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J. M. Smith
Muscogee
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Richmond
J. D. Waddell
Cary W. Styles
J. W. Dodd
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Joel R. Griffin
Radical
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People of Georgia
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Falcon Market
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Jackson County
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Rufus B. Buli
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Hall County
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Margaret Prater
Halford
Williams
Mall County
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