Parry Lee Leads Jackson Argus Editor Publisher
Parry Lee is named editor and publisher of the Jackson Argus, the official city and county paper, with duties overseeing editorial content and publication.
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Parry Lee
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1898
Page
2
Fusion rule in North Carolina sparks white unity warnings
A Sunday Atlanta Constitution excerpt warns Southern whites to unite amid alleged fusion control in North Carolina. It details a Greenville charter favoring negro wards, asserts voter equality distortions, cites tax figures, and cites a push to strip local power from white leaders. The piece warns Georgia could mirror such oppression if fusion politics persist.
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South
North Carolina
Asylum For
Constitution
Greenville
Geenville
House of Representatives
Greerville
Cheek
House
Moye
Senate
Georgia
Grand Old Man Leslie McCandless Honored
An editorial in the State of Columbia praises Leslie McCandless as an educator of 59 years and 81 years old. It lauds his human warmth and romantic life while urging proper honor for aging teachers who have served their country.
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Columbia
S. C
Leslie McCandless
S. C. McCandless
Proserpine
Love
Hope and Trust
the States
Flag Presentation Speech for Fourth Tennessee Volunteers
Gov. Bob Taylor delivers an eloquent flag presentation in Knoxville to the Fourth Tennessee Volunteers. He extols Uncle Sam as the United States personified and praises swift mobilization, naval prowess, and imperial guardianship while invoking sacrifice, liberty, and national unity.
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Bob Taylor
Tennessee Volunteers
Knoxville
United States
Sam
Pike’s Peak
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
Justice of Peace
Porto Rico
Philipine Islands
Cesar
Moses
France
Mexico
Spain
Uncle Sam
England
Fourth Tennessee Volunteers
Tennessee
West
Indian Spring Church and Community News
The Indian Spring notes report inclement but well attended holiness camp meetings and community updates. Illness of Mr. Van Wright. visits among Forsyth, Griffin, and Macon residents. Col. L W Reeves to open a new school September 5. funeral for Mrs. Martha Collier with attendees from Macon and Jackson. September 2 dedication of the new Baptist church with Rev. B W Collier preaching. obituary praising Mrs. Collier’s life and character.
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Albert Tailsman
Elia Harris
Macon
M. P. Hall
Jackson
Martha Collier
New Baptist Church
B. W. Collier
Hartwell
Indian Spring
Speeches at Jackson Institute Opening Win Praise
The opening of the Jackson Institute featured several strong speeches that drew praise from attendees. The event highlighted the institute’s goals and future programs, with speakers noting community impact and educational value.
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Jackson Institute
Dr J M Bosworth Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr J M Bosworth of Atlanta Georgia offers treatment for diseases of the eye ear nose throat bronchia and lungs with painless straightening of crossed eyes cataract operations improving vision and antiseptic surgery. Correspondence solicited. Office at 6634 Whitehall Street Atlanta.
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Whitehall Sheet
Atlanta
Painting services offered by R H Carverrt
An advertisement notes painting season with emphasis on first class plain and ornamental work. R H Carverrt invites inquiries and promises profitable results for customers seeking painting services.
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R. H. Carverrt
Soldiers in Cuba credit Chamberlains remedy for supply success
A July 23 letter from P. E. Burner of pack-train No. writes from Santiago de Cuba praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential during the Battle of Santiago. He says the medicine kept packers healthy and able to deliver ammunition and rations despite violent illness, noting four cases saved his own life. The letter was sent to Chamberlian Medicine Co. and distributed by Flovilla Drug Co.
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Santiago de Cuba
P. E. Burner
Santiago, de Cuba
Chamberlain
Tampa
Chamberlian Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Flovilla Drug Co
Locust Grove Gossip Reports Visits and Local Happenings
A lengthy Locust Grove item lists social visits from A G Combs in McDonough to George Kimbell in Greenwood. Mrs. Brannan and Mrs. Glenn families visit relatives, a new baby arrives, camp meeting attendance continues, and the Locust Grove Institute schedule opens next Monday. Events include a rainbow party at the Glenn home, a Beersheba church singing, and a large crowd attending. The community notes death of Mrs. John Boatner at Indian Creek church with Rev J A Jackson presiding.
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Locust Grove Institute
Locust Grove
John Boatner
Indian Creek Church
J. A. Jackson
Hustler, JR
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Fusion
Atlanta Constitution
Old North State
Cator
Havana
Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
van Wright
Jim Thomas
Forsyth
Mr. Frank
Lula Lawson
Susie Collier of
Griffin
Mamie Burroughs
Daisy Smith
L. W. Reeves
Col. Reeves
Frank Barnet
The
Baptist Church
Scott's
Bowne
New York
Scott
J. M. Bosworth
A. G. Smith
Z. P. Smith
Admr
John H. Key
Battle of
Santiago
A. G. Combs
McDonough
George Kimbell
Greenwood
Maggie Heflin
Lily Gibson
Belle Gardner
Jenkinsburg
Barbara Brannan of
Mrs. S. Lawrence
Sally Thompson
Flovillavis
A. J.W. Peek
William Strickland
Stella
Ida Gardner
Katie Castellaw
Ed Combs
Charles Castellaw
Molena
B. Milton
South Georgia
Beersheba Church
J. R. Glenn
William Mitchell
Archie Ells
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