Prohibition Fight Looms in Atlanta Night Election
Amid broad mobilization by pastors and temperance advocates in Atlanta, Georgia, voters head to the polls November 25 to decide local option on liquor. Leaders including Rev Hawthorn, Rev Jones, and Col Sam Small rally thousands, while colored and white supporters unite across parties in a high stakes battle that could spread to the South.
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National cattle disease oversight urged by congress
A Wyoming speaker urged federal power to regulate cattle shipments and food processing to protect against disease. Resolutions called for federal oversight with a $1,500,000 appropriation, expert staff, and compensation to owners for livestock slaughtered due to disease, as reformers pressed for national action.
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New York
Million Dollar Charity Appeal After Great Fire
Rosert Smith district manager for R G Dun & Co issues a Galveston card correcting a misimpression of losses from the November 13 conflagration. Latest estimates place losses at 1,000,000 over insurance. 570 houses burned. many left destitute. The injured have received help but more gifts are urged to aid the afflicted. Also reports Hazlehurst fire in Mississippi with $100,000 loss and limited insurance, and coverage of religious and political items across the era.
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Telegraph and Iron Mountain clash delays flag work
After days of conflict between Arkansas Telegraph Co workers and Iron Mountain Railroad men, telegraph crews halted work on a new flag at Hot Springs as the railroad workers pulled down erected pales. An injunction request was filed in chancery court to curb further interference.
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