Advertising Rates and Local News Notes 1896
The Jackson RGUS lists advertising rates, obituaries, and a schedule upon application. It comments on Congress adjournment, free silver sentiment in Atlanta and Fulton County, and mentions McKinley’s political stance. Reports Joe Johnston of the Atlanta Journal in Europe sending sketches.
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Joe Johnston
The
Atlanta Journal
Europe
Land of
Victoria
Pleasant Grove Church
Fincherville
Woodward’s Shops
Kinards Store
Elgin
Flovilla
Dublin
Jackson
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Democratic pledge frames primary vote and nomination
The piece argues the Democratic National Convention will affirm silver as strongly as Republicans back gold. It stresses voters should honor their primary choices and stand by the nomination, urging Democrats to be principled in their allegiance.
Weather Warning: Uncertain Storms Near Chicago July Seventh
Weather outlook hints at unsettled conditions in Chicago around July 7. Forecasters note past forecasts missed the silver cyclone that struck Georgia and urge review of upcoming weather risks for residents and travelers.
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Georgia
Chicago
Republicans Press McKinley to Stand Solid on Gold Standard
In the convention the Republicans rejected McKinley’s ideas of compromise and compelled him to adopt a firm position on the single gold standard.
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Mr. McKinley
Hope Polhill Campaigns for Macon Circuit Solicitor
Hon Hope Polhill of Macon campaigns for the Macon circuit solicitor post now held by Col Andrew W Lane. Polhill shows strong prospects as the race gains momentum.
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Hope Polhill
Macon
Andrew W. Lane
Col. Polhill
Populist Newton and Watson announce bids for office
Mr L J Newton of the populist party announces candidacy for the legislature and Mr Watson of the same party enters the race for tax receiver.
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L. J. Newton
Watson
Populists Invited to Democracy’s Ranks for General Election
The speaker invites populists to join democracy and vote in the general election with a clear condition that their participation is permanent, not temporary, emphasizing lasting integration into the democratic process.
Georgia Framed as Pillar of Democracy in Old South
In a succinct, patriotic note the piece lauds Georgia as a strong democracy alongside southern and western states. It celebrates Georgia’s standing and envisions continued freedom and unity within the regional political landscape.
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Georgia
South
Georgi
Mrs Cleveland Takes Up Brisk Morning Walks As Policy Rebuffs
Mrs Cleveland has rapidly gained weight in recent years and now reportedly nears 180 pounds. She avoids skating golf and tennis, and with the president opposing bicycling for married women she has begun walking vigorously from 10 to 12 each morning. Sugar cured hams at Allen and Co's.
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Cleveland
Republicans at national convention tied to gold standard
The Republicans in the national convention cannot escape their old policy. They must adopt the gold standard or repudiate their century old stance.
Wandering visitor in search of kin and political commentary
W J Camp walked from Denver to Covington to see relatives, leaving his mother in law behind. The piece weighs in on Tom Reed and Blaine like presidential hopes, and criticizes Congress for not addressing currency reform. It notes goldbug papers in the state and includes a testimonial about Chamberlains Pain Balm from James Perdue of Monroe Michigan, sold by Dr W L Carmichael.
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W. J. Camp
Denver
Colorado
Covington
James Perdue
Monroe, Mic
Chamberlains
W. L. Carmichael
Populists eye Democrats but seek loyal followers only
The speaker argues populists won’t fuse with dissatisfied Democrats and prefers Democrats stay loyal to their party. They oppose Democrats voting in primaries for populists or aiding them in any general election and urge sticking to own nominations.
A Remarkable Insurance Style Pitch for Bowel Remedy
An 1890s style advert urges annual outlay of 100 dollars to insure against bowel illness, then notes 25 cent bottle price of Chamberlain's Remedy. It claims immediate cure with one or two doses and warns delays cost lives, selling through Dr. W. L. Carmichael, Druggist.
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W. L. Carmichael
New Jersey Parents Face Compulsory School Law Inquiry
Patterson school authorities report Mrs Oliver’s children were not attending classes. An officer found Mrs Oliver asleep on the floor while her children tickled her feet with straws. It was learned she kept the children home to supervise this pastime.
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New Jersey
Patterson
Five to make money selling cold fruit samples
Ancis Casey of St Louis Missouri claims to offer a quick home money making scheme by selling directions and samples for fruit preservation using a California Cold process. He asserts fresh berries grapes and peaches can be preserved without heat or seal and promises about 100 to 200 dollars in a few days from home with sample mailings for eighteen two cent stamps.
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California
Pras
Ancis Casey
St. Louis
Free silver movement boosts Democratic presidential chances
The article notes that persistent free silver advocates may allow the Democrats to gain control in the next presidential election. It observes a shift from expected Republican alignment to a rising Democratic tide as states align with the party.
The Old Reliable Bo tanic Blood Balm Ad
An advertisement touts Bo tanic Blood Balm as a forty year seasoned, eminent physician crafted remedy for skin and blood diseases. It claims to purify blood and cure catarrh rheumatism and other ailments with one bottle offering superior merit to multiple competitors.
The Money Question Must Be Settled This Year
The writer urges a final decision on the money question this year, warning that delaying for four more years would bring doubt and uncertainty, hampering industries and choking capital investment across the country.
Free hook spoon scheme advertised by Miss Fritz
Jennette S reports sending ten 2 cent stamps to Miss A M Fritz of Station A St Louis MO for an elegant plated hook spoon sample. She says the spoon is useful and has helped her earn 18 dollars in two hours taking orders.
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A. M.fritz
St. Louis
Fritz
Jennette S
Populists and Democrats Align Over Free Silver
The piece argues that if silver gains, many populists join the fold as leaders abandon government ownership ideas. It notes the Democratic and populist platforms converge on free silver and fiat money, with the populists seeking broad monetary reform and possible abandonment of gold standards.
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Governent
Free Silver Movement
Woman’s rights in the home rise above husbandly control
The New York appellate court clarified that while law names the husband head of the family, practical home life grants the wife authority over housekeeping and servants. The decision rejects humiliation and insistence on absolute obedience, emphasizing respectful treatment within the home.
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Appellate Court of
New York
Simon
Tower Court
Williams
Democrats gain after silver push shown at national convention
The text notes confidence that the Democratic national convention will back silver restoration. Republicans face reduced chances due to gold standard stance while Democrats gain momentum, with many Republicans reportedly willing to back a silver platform or a Democratic nominee. The overall mood shifts toward Democratic prospects.
Majority rule and party strength in democracy
The passage declares the majority as the governing head of democracy, essential to self rule and the Democratic Party. It emphasizes fixing the court of final appeals in the majority, warns against ignoring this power, and urges leaders to practice what they preach.
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Courts of Justice
Supreme Courts
Democratic Party
Court of Final Appeals
Sampson
Democratic unity urged amid primary pledge insistence
A cautious warning voices quickly a move to unite populists and discontented Democrats after the primaries. Voters are urged to honor the primary vote and support Democratic nominees in the general election, or risk being seen as dissenters. The piece also reports the Pearl Carmichael and Joe M. Leach wedding at Oak Grove in Butts county with Griffin guests and plans to relocate there.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Spirit Guides Acceptance of Majority Will
The passage urges adherence to democratic norms, noting some nominees may be dissatisfied while others are content. It emphasizes honoring the will of the majority and acting as Democrats above all, inviting acceptance and cheerful compliance with the outcome.
Leach-Carmichal Beautiful Wedding Solemnized at High Noon
The ceremony between Leach and Carmichal was held yesterday at noon in a formal wedding. Family and friends attended as vows were exchanged and the couple announced their marriage.
Jackson Institute Teachers Re-elected for Pastoral Service
The Jackson Institute reports all teachers have been re-elected to their former positions. The article praises faithful conscientious instruction and the impact on students as they advance to other schools, asserting good training and scholarship lead to strong college stands.
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Jackson Institute
Go to E. G. Gilmore for a cool drink of soda water
A note directs readers to patronize E. G. Gilmore for soda water, suggesting a local business listing or advertisement of refreshment options. No further context or events are given.
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E. G. Gilmore
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