Through Georgia 4 Summary of Interesting Haps Penings
A condensed snapshot of events from Georgia and nearby. Topics include the Silver Lake Chautauqua encampment in DeKalb County August 18 to 26, indictments of Rev. W. Bridges for embezzlement, and shifts in political groups notably Equal Suffrage in Atlanta backing a Democratic presidential candidate. Governor Atkinson faces delays in convict matters, schooling exam fraud investigations spread from Chattooggs to Hancock, Wesleyan college moves debated, and insurance concerns after Dr John Poole’s sudden death. Deliberations touch on penitentiary leases, railroad tax appraisals, and registration law changes ahead of fall elections.
Habit, Prejudice, and Political Faith in a Rural Era
The writer muses on habit as a force shaping conduct and belief, citing left handedness, religious affiliation, and inherited prejudices. He reflects on political intolerance, the shifting meaning of democracy, and how figures like Jefferson and Bryan are viewed, noting changes in tariff and monetary issues through decades.
Bryan's Itinerary and New York Campaign Plan
Special from Lincoln reports William Jennings Bryan completing his travel itinerary to New York. He will spend a night in Pittsburg on a weekday and may address an audience there. Bryan and his wife will be in Chicago August 7 and 8, then depart for New York Tuesday morning to reach at 6:80 PM. From New York they will visit Bath, Maine, with further plans not set until after the notification meeting. The Tammany executive committee has unanimously endorsed his nomination.
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Watson Ratification Meeting Planned in Thomson Georgia
Populists in the tenth Georgia district plan a Watson ratification meeting in Thomson in August with noted national figures including Senator Marion Butler and Cyclone Davis expected. The event aims to energize supporters, though Mr Watson reportedly opposes a large demonstration at this campaign stage amid accusations some claim he sold out to Democrats. Safe Deposit Company Fails in Denison Ohio due to heavy liabilities and closure of doors.
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Postmaster General Wilson Issues Circular to Clerks
Washington news reports Postmaster General Wilson issued a circular directing railway mail clerks to refrain from involvement in political campaigns and conventions. The piece also notes appointments, mint statistics, currency data, and other federal fiscal updates.
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Trade Conditions Report Reveals Persistent Trade Dullness
Bradstreet's review notes sluggish industrial demand and canceled orders due to waning confidence. Iron and steel use weak. fabric promotion curtailed. trade in Baltimore and Charleston shows softness as jobbers and merchants postpone purchases amid uncertain conditions. Canada reports stale activity with rising business failures. crop prospects in Nebraska and nearby regions improve trade outlook slightly.
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Watsons Telegram Signals Populist Split Over Ticket
A New York Herald telegram cites Thomas E. Watson as saying the Populist party may split with Bryan and Sewall, while endorsing no full ticket. He notes Georgia urged harmony but he would not join a third-party presidential push, signaling a crisis within the Populist movement.
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Mother Drowns Two Children After Carbolic Acid Act
Mrs Mary Hermon of Camden New Jersey reportedly drank carbolic acid Monday afternoon and jumped into the Delaware River with her two sons aged 8 and 18 months in her arms. The children drowned while the mother was rescued unconscious and hospitalized in a critical condition. Authorities say her motive may have been a conflict with her husband over alleged misconduct with another man.
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Bike Company Fails Confusing Between Names In Filing
The Tenking Oyola Company of Chisago, a Napawn wheel maker, fails in an assignment filing. The American Drdsy claims to be chief creditor with a claim of 25,000 dollars. The statement lists assets at 10,900 and liabilities at 977,168.
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