Bicyclists Must Learn Before Using Public Streets
An editorial notes bicyclists should attain considerable riding skill prior to road use in Russian cities. The report also notes expansive corn planting in Kansas reaching a record 8,410,948 acres. A Union Springs Alabama hen laid Siamese twin eggs joined by a hollow neck. G K Gilbert of the U S Geological Survey reports three fireclay deposits in Pueblo County Colorado with potential mining impact for ore smelting and iron production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
Union Springs
Als
G. K. Gilbert
United States Geological Survey
Pueblo County
Cal
Colorado
Newspapers in the Schoolroom and Medical Remedies
A compilation of editorial on using newspapers in education and cautions about medicine ads. The piece cites Missouri Democrat on newspapers in classrooms, then promotes Hostetter’s Bitters for kidney issues, Tyner’s and Swamp Root tonics, and Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup for infants, with several testimonial notes and addresses.
Washington Notes on Treasury Exports and Naval Maneuvers
Treasury regulations govern articles for Atlanta exposition mirroring Chicago rules. A new gold bond issue may follow when reserves dip. Navy launches a major two month naval drill from Hampton Roads to Halifax with ships New York Montgomery and Cincinnati. Atlanta to be recalled for possible dry dock. Cincinnati may replace it later. Denby to supervise Kucheng riot probe with British and Chinese authorities. Egyptian cotton caterpillar destruction commission funded at 2500 dollars with scave burning method. Belmont Mogan syndicate gold reserve protection seen in deposits totaling 3.35 million and potential $3 million profit per 1 million exported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Atlanta
Chicago
Washington
New York
Montgomery
Cincinnati
Newport
North Atlantic Squadron
Hampton Roads
Halifax
N. C
Naval War College
Navy Department
Florida
Kucheng
State Department
Denby
United States
China
Egyptian Council of Ministers
Penfield
Cairo
Died in the Pen The Whitecapper John Quarles Passes
John Quarles a Murray county Ga whitecapper who attacked Henry Worley died in the Columbus Ohio federal prison on Tuesday afternoon. He was forty five, had fourteen children and a widow, died of meningitis after beginning to serve his term following a spring sentence by Judge Newman in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quarles
Murray County
Henry Worley
Newman
Columbus
Quarles
Atlanta
Thirty Per Cent Profit Prediction By Monetary Trust
President Carley in a Tower building interview predicts the next movement of the monetary trust will return profits to its customers of more than 30 percent in the early future. The trust has earned substantial gains cited with cautious officer comments attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Monetary Trust
Carley
Tower
Major Black Nominated At Crawfordville Democratic Convention
All tenth district counties represented except Wilkerson with Richmond County proxy. Major Black nominated by T. W. Hardwick, with Henry C. Hammond supporting. Platform reiterates Warrenton plank bolstering free silver and tax reforms. Unanimous rising vote for Black after committee notified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Wilkerson
Richmond County
Watson
Wm. H. Fleming
Major Black
Friends
Black
Kendrick
Congressional Committee
Preston Johnson
McDuffie
Judge Caulk
Jefferson
Fleming
Warrenton
Tenth Congressional District
Georgia
T. W. Hardwick
Washington County
Henry C. Hammond
Richmond
Gold Reserve Bond Syndicate Shifts Gold Deposits in New York
The government bond syndicate added 1 346 000 to the U S treasury gold reserve with deposits at the New York subtreasury mainly in assay office checks for bullion and some coin. Arbuckle Bros withdrew 759 000 in gold for Europe after a syndicate meeting amid reports of internal treachery by Crossman & Bro and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
New York
Moore
Arbuckle Bros
Europe
Crossman & Bro
Belmont-Morgan
Treasury
Whisky Trust Sold at Auction for 9 800 000
The Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company known as the whisky trust sold on Chicago courthouse steps to the Reorganization Committee for 9 800 000 after a formal sale. General John McNulta opened bids and Levy Meyer renewed the committee bid with a 50 000 cash earnest, confirming the sale. A closing remark about infancy and wisdom ends the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
Whisky Trust
Chicago
Reorganization Committee
John McNulta
Marshal Arnold
Levy Meyer
General McNaulta
Moonlit Beach Proposal Sparks Quiet Breakup Scene
A moonlit beach scene ends with lovers parting after a tense exchange about engagement and a shy, hopeful proposal. The dialogue reveals doubts about marriage, and the couple leaves with unresolved tension and romantic mood. Earlier items mention a pickle recipe, young dukes, and the Cox College as social notes.
Silver Democrats Conclude Historic Organization Plan
Delegates at the Metropolitan hotel in Washington crowd the conference to unify a silver policy for the Democratic party. A 12 member committee from 20 states forms plans for a national organization to push free coinage at 16 to 1 and oppose gold monometallism, with a call for local bimetallic clubs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Washington
Conference of
Silver Democrats
Democratic Party
Harris
Turpie
Jones
Arkansas
Senator Jones
Hinricchsen
Illinois
Tennessee
Daniel
Virginia
Missouri
Stone
H. M. Hill
North Carolina
Jarvis
W. H. Hinrichsen
Indiana
A. W. Clark
Georgia
Walsh
Alabama
J. F. Johnston
E. W. Carmack
Senator Daniel
Kentucky
W. Woodson
Colorado
A. Newell
North Dakota
W. R. Bierbey
Ohio
P. 8
Yoder
Delaware
J. B. Lanesbury
Maryland
M. M. Pullman
Mississippi
W. S. Stocksdale
South Carolina
J. F. Trentlen
West Virginia
J. J. Cromwell
Texas
Hare
Florida
Beard
Call
Messrs
Stone Hinrichsen
Carmack
Committee
OC. F. Cochran
St. Joseph, Mo
Neill
Fithian
Illlinois
Livingston
England
United States
Casey Young
Memphis
A. A. Lipscomb
J. M. Hill
Representatives Jones
Lockhart
Brice and
Gorman
Committee On Resolutions
Party of the People
Europe
America
District of Columbia
National Committee
Isham G. Harris
James R. Jones
David Turpie
Hons
W. J. Stone
W. H. Heinrichsen
Executive Committee
Georgia Corn Crop Outpaces Cotton in State Harvest
Weather bulletin notes Georgia will likely record the largest corn crop ever gathered while the cotton crop lags due to uneven rainfall. Recent rains improved some losses but damage remains. peaches and watermelons flood the markets with a record overstock. The final line emphasizes action over words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Don’ts for hot weather and newspaper life
The piece lists cautions to stay cool in heat urging slow work and umbrellas, warns against excess water or fans, and favors vegetables. It quotes Talmage on newspapers exposing world shams, noting editors see folly daily and skepticism grows among journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Fragmented Old Prose Bits From The Press
A collage of quirky quotes and notices appears, including a lawyerly quip on education, a daughter’s caution about party shape, a heaven and peanuts joke, and a rural church notice. Also featured are adverts for McElree’s Wine of Cardui and Hal’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and supplier listings.
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Hood
Tom
Missouri Democrat
Bright
Treaven
Ripans
Ito
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
New York City
Tyner
Chipley
C. O. Tyner
Legion
Q. T. Purset
Hindercorns
Aphruggists
Syquiihics
California
San Francisco
Louisville
Cable & Sons
Tse
Belmont-Morgan Bond
The
Curtis
Muhleman
J. P. Morgan & Co
Department
Bond Syndicate
Sry
Stilson & Collins Jewelry Coo
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Phillips & Crew CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Dental College
WM. Crenshaw
D. D
Grant
Iseman Bros
Whitehall Street
ONE Pride Ocolothiers
Bowman Bros
J. T. Shaptrine
Savannah
Cons. O
Tysur’s
J. Stovall Smith
Corner Mitchell
Sullivan & Crichton’s and School OF Shorthand
Sullivan & Crichton, Kiser Lidg
Bloodworth Shoe Co
Gust
Ahianatt Stre
Write
Cali
COX College
Southern Female College
LaGrange
Manchester
College Park
Sallie Cox Stanton
Altice Cox
Munic
C. C. Cox
W. S. Cox
Chicago Times-Herald
Old Virginia
Eliza BR. Parker
Ladies’ Home Journal
Grafton
Norfolk
Marlborough
Roxburghe
LaGrance
Atlante
Bacon-Cox
Southern Colleges
Georgivs
U.S
Reval
Bufalo Courier
Providence
McElree
Camiuiel
W.L. Mitchell
Pratt Mines
Rome McEree
JW. Follard
J. Cooney & Co
Toledo
F.j.cheney
Watprse
Kisran & Marvix
Ta'edo
Parker
Tybee
Tybee Island
Leon
Commercial College
Osborne
Gallege
School of Shorthand
Augusta
Oglethorpe Brunswick
Haltimore
J. H. Stilwell
An.u
Jas. Pyle
N.Y
Peement
Lovell
Williams
John P. Lovell Arms CO
U. S
Kali Works
Nassau Street
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