Georgia political clash over Hoke Smith and disfranchisement
The Augusta Chronicle cites Clark Howell and W C Adamson amid Georgia Democratic turmoil. It notes a rising awakeness among real Democrats, disputes over disfranchisement in the Fourth District, and criticism of candidates for governor including opposition to Hoke Smith and varied positions on negro education and taxation. The piece urges readers to share news with The News.
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Dick Russell
Adamson May Seek Congress With Troup County Backing
The Weakly Dick Russell Clark Howell notes that Hon W C Adamson can go to Congress without Troup county support. The News asserts he will welcome Troup county backing in his next bid. Judge Adamson should pray for deliverance from the
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Real Democratic papers cheer Populist bid in Georgia
The Newnan Weakly Dick Russell and other so called real Democratic papers openly back the Populist movement to block white unity in the Democratic Party. Editors print Populist news in editorials, signaling editorial endorsement of white supremacist aims in Georgia politics. The piece cites last week's installment of the Newnan Dick Russell Clark Howell as a prime example.
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Greed for Office Debate Shapes Georgia Campaign
The piece defends Hoke Smith against claims of greed for office and attacks Clark Howell and Dick Russell for long office seeking. It notes the Floyd county primary results favor Smith, reports on a Nevin’s opera house debate with 1,200 to 1,400 in attendance, and describes contrasting performances. It mentions political circulars alleging black appointments and the railroads issue involving H. Warner Hill and Joseph M. Brown.
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Thos. E. Watson
Smith and Howell Debate in Rome Stands Above Prior Battles
Impartial reports from the Smith Howell joint debate in Rome find the exchange elevated beyond the Columbus and Atlanta debates. Each speaker delivered measured arguments and firm reasoning, earning praise for civility and clarity.
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Atlanta
The News Contemporaries Spar Over Wit and Wine
An editorial clash unfolds as the tangle-brain editor of The News, dubbed the Hero and Agonizer, defends his stance against critics while hosting guests from Rocky Mountain Rye and Murray Hill Club. The Observer notes the garrulous episode and mocks the self-awareness of the era with a Scots verse echo.
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Campaign card from Warner Hill attacks Hoke Smith in Georgia
Newnan Georgia editor notes Hon Warner Hill chairman of the State Railroad Commission writes a warm card for the State campaign accusing Hoke Smith of lying demagoguery and hypocrisy. The item says opponents misread abuse as a reply to Smiths call for reform in Georgia affairs especially freight rates as reported by La Grange Reporter.
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Real Christianity Avoids Press Bureau Publicity
A brief assertion that authentic Christianity does not use a press bureau to promote itself signals a stance against institutional PR. The remark frames faith as self-evident rather than media driven.
Letter to the editor defends Judge Adamson against misjustice
In a private letter to The Reporter’s editor, Judge Adamson complains of injustice while The Reporter notes criticism of his Democratic speech. The LaGrange Reporter explains Georgia voters split on reform and disfranchisement, stating many oppose disenfranchising Black citizens and that Adamson’s stance shocked supporters.
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Georgia
Editor Fain Visits Newnan as Esteemed Georgia Publisher
Mr J T Fain editor and publisher of the Newnan News, a leading Georgia weekly, stayed in the city from Friday to Sunday with relatives. He previously edited the Tribune and is regarded as one of the state's top newspaper men. He greeted many old friends, accompanied by Mrs Fain and young Ellen.
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Fourth of July Excursion To Atlanta via West Point Route
Train leaves Newnan at 8 55 a m arriving in Atlanta at 9 00 p m return. Tickets from Newnan cost 75 cents. Company officers ensure good order and passenger comfort with ample accommodations. Buy tickets before boarding. Apply to ticket agents. J P Billups General Passenger Agent F M Thompson Traveling Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga.
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Frames Dwindle as Scarcity Hits Scroggin Furniture
A few hundred 16 by 20 frames remain available at Tic as stock rapidly declines. Scroggin Furniture Co. signals limited quantities and urges quick purchase before the offer ends.
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Talking Chautauqua Sparks Georgia Circuit Plans
Dublin Courier-Dispatch notes Newnan will host a Chautauqua in late July and laments if Barnesville Marietta Newnan Sandersville and Dublin cannot form a circuit. Marietta Journal cites Marietta as providing too costly a menu for Chautauqua, proving receipts fell short of expenditures.
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Dublin Courier-Dispatch
Unknown Friends Testimonies on a Remedy's Value
Unknown individuals report splendid results from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy but hesitate to publish their testimonials. The article notes many users remain unnamed despite positive outcomes and offers encouragement to share experiences.
Interchangeable mileage books urged by Georgia railroads
The LaGrange Report notes Georgia railroad leaders push inter-changeable mileage books amid ongoing agitation over the railway question. All lines except the Southern have joined in the plan, seen as a major convenience for traveling men despite pending legislation. Dr Paul Peniston of Newnan promotes a home remedy widely known for curing diarrhea and bowel troubles.
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Newnan
Georgia
Southern
LaGrange
Wise Father Greases Gate Hinges in Quiet Household Tip
A succinct home note credits a father with a practical act, greasing the front gate hinges to ensure smooth entry. The gesture reflects daily domestic care and frugality, illustrating a quiet scene of ordinary family life.
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