Cuthbert News and State Activities in Georgia
The issue notes a State Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Macon on October 24 at 10 a.m. and reports on the State Fair preparations, arrivals for exhibition, and local developments in Macon, Dawson, and surrounding areas. It also mentions the Chicago disaster’s impact, rail shipments, weather-related droughts, and political debates over U.S. Senate qualifications. A sea voyage ends with the death of Maddie Moore, dubbed the Fat Girl, en route to Atlanta's fair.
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State Democratic Committee
State Democratic Executive Committee
Macon
Crirrorp Andelison
Ch’n
Democratic
Virgo
Maddie Moore
Maine
Atlanta
Sav. Advertiser
The Next Legislature in Georgia and European Harvest Outlook
A Georgia editorial urges the next Legislature to govern with wisdom justice and moderation warning against radicalism and party strife. It stresses prudent, conservative leadership and respect for the Constitution to steer the state and avoid renewed turmoil. It also cites the Bresap Prospect noting Europe faces crop losses yet other regions show promise, with price implications following Chicago destruction.
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Legislature of
Georgia
Commonwealth
Europe
Exeland
Great Britain
Chicago
West
Boston Post
Philadelphia Riot Report Details Citywide Disturbance
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts a bloody riot in the city on the 10th. Whites and colored youths clashed at Sixth, Lombard, Eighth, and Emeline streets amid liquor-fueled disorder. A colored man Isaiah Chase was killed at Emeline street after an attack at his home. details include insults to women and multiple shots. Separate report notes Chicago grain loss of 11,000,000 bushels valued around $12,000,000, with wheat and rye making up about half.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Sixth
Lombard Streets
Eighth
Emeline
Mulholland
McNichol
Eighth and
Emeline Streets
Chicago
Cuitcaco
Lake Michigan
Marquette
Union
Inder
Borgia
Ranvotra
Court of Ordinary
Cuthbert
Exit
Henry Smith
James N Bass
Adm’y
I. C. Smith
Proclamation by President Grant on suppressing unlawful conspiracies
The document proclaims that unlawful combinations have long existed in South Carolina to deny rights secured by the Fourteenth Amendment. It lists Spartanburg, York, Union, Chester, Laurens, Newberry, Fairfield, Lancaster and Chesterfield counties as affected. Grant orders all participants to disperse within five days and to surrender arms and materials to federal authorities.
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United States
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York
Manon
Chester
Laurens
Newberry
Fairfield
Lancaster
Chesterfield
Ulysses S. Grant
United States of America
District of
Germans Oppose Immigration and Suffer for Migrants
The translated German article condemns immigration to the South, recounting how many migrants perish. it notes Georgia lacks hospitals or poorhouses to aid ill newcomers and laments the burden on hospitable locals. It also opens with Chicago’s rise as a trade hub and notes misused Mississippi laws.
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Atlanta
Christian Apologete
New York
Georgia
Supply and Price Dynamics in Cotton Markets
The discussion analyzes cotton supply and price in the South, comparing last year’s 4,300,000 bales at 13c per pound to current 3,000,000 bales at 18c. It projects potential losses or gains under different crop scenarios, noting expected price movements if yields fall and outlining economic implications for planters and markets. Also reports a Hartford life insurance case where a widow won a $5,000 policy plus interest after her husband’s suicide was challenged as death by own action.
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Ise
Columbus
Surcipz and
Life Insurance
United States Circuit Court
Hartford
Life Insurance Company
Maine
Sheridan Gay
Gay
Connecticut
New York
Militon Monroe Moore obituary speaks of a devout farmer
Milton Monroe Moore died at his home near Coleman's Depot after a long illness at age 49 years 4 months and 24 days. He leaves a wife and nine children. A respected farmer and church member his community mourns his loss. The notice praises his energy honesty and Christian example with heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. Coteman's Station Oct 17 ist
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Milton Monroe Moore
Coleman's
Moore
Mt. Hebron M. B. Church
Coteman
Leading Republicans in Washington Blame Roads
The Patriot reports leaders on the right blame Texas defeat on poor roads. With only four days to shuttle voters between precincts, they say turnout suffered. A longer race might have yielded a different result, given slow military transportation cited as a factor.
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