Georgia Ballots Show Democratic Majority In Statewide Returns
Read of Georgia election results shows Democratic gains with Governor Atkinson and state ticket leaders winning by large margins. Officials note incomplete county reporting, with fears of fraud and calls for fair counts. New Senate and House members listed, Democrats exceed Republicans in both chambers. Violence reports include Monte and Elberton incidents. context remains disputed as counts continue.
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Mibatent
Charman
Chrnirman Olay Asye
Wlvotion
Atkinson
General Assembly
Popullata
Chnitman Cunningham
Wales
Ogi
Wright
Cnat
Concessions Win as Duncan Threatens to Send Cotton Away
A Columbia special reports pressure from Duncan and Nesbitt over Charleston compresses. Charleston exchange officials vow to defend shipping interests, noting early ties were accepted without charge but later thick wire ties hinder handling. W. M. Hitt of Americus is cited as a key figure shaping the tie solution.
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Duncan
Columbia
South Carolina Alliance Exchange
Nesbitt
Georgia
Charleston
Exchange
W. M. Hitt
Americus
Ray
Charleston Cotton Exchange
Boundary Dispute Advances as Venezuelan Commission Plans Meeting
The Venezuelan boundary commission prepares to meet on Saturday after months with extensive business expected. Secretary Malet Prevost has sorted over 700 maps and charts for comparison while Professors Baar and DeHnan of Johns Hopkins report progress on British and Helmand records and aim to update around the 15th of the month.
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Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Europe
Malet Prevost
Baar Aod
DeHnan
Johns. Hopkins University
Great Britain
Helmand
Telegraphers Strike Ends on Canadian Pacific Victory
The Canadian Pacific telegraphers strike ends as the company agrees to recognize the Order of Railroad Telegraphers and to arbitrate disputes. Strikers may resume work, and the employer pledges fair treatment while grievances are adjusted.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Con Hate
Big Fire at Jellico Destroys Tenn Town Stores
A blaze in Jellico Tennessee Tuesday morning destroyed multiple business buildings, with one structure spared. Total losses around 25,000, while insurance coverage falls short of 7,000. Strong flames damaged almost the entire business district of Jellico.
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Tennessee
Jellico
Tenn
Steamer St. Joseph crew perishes in Mississippi tug sinking
The officers of the steamer St. Joseph report a small unnamed tug sank Tuesday night near Dent’s Landing on the Mississippi. All on board drowned as water depth at the wreck is seventy feet and the vessel cannot be raised. no crew bodies recovered yet.
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St. Joseph
Dent's Landing
Mississippi
Gill Admits Sale of Seaboard Stock Deal Details
A Baltimore specialist cites that a New York syndicate led by Thomas E. Ryan and George B. Harvey secured options on 2700 Seaboard and Roanoke shares at 100 per share and signed a contract to buy 4000 more at 110 per share. General Gill, head of Mercantile Trust, says negotiations occurred in Portsmouth Va. and expects final closure soon. The deal hinges on financial verifications and the board's future disclosures remain uncertain.
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Seaboard
Roa
Jake
Seaboard Airine System
General Jobin Gill
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
New York
Thomas E. Ryan
George B. Harvey
General Gill
Moncure Robinson
Leigh BR. Watts
Louis McLane
Portsmouth
Sonboard
Roanoke
Seaboard Air-Line
Saga Proprias
Directors Divide Over St John Exit At Seaboard Meeting
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad directors met in Baltimore to review the annual report ahead of the Portsmouth Va stockholders meeting. Key figures present include R Outzon Hoffman presiding Louis McLane Charles D Fisher W W Fuller Leigh R Watts Monroe Robinson and invited St John. Rumors say Hoffman may retire if his wartime conduct isn’t approved. Washington pushes for Tennessee Georgia and Atlantic railroad with $50 000 first mortgage bonds and a Washington route seen as superior to the Danburg survey.
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Mr. St. John
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Seaboard Air-Line System
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Messrs, R. Outzon Hoffman
Louis McLane
Charles ‘D. Fisher
W. W. Fuller
North Carolina
Leigh R. Watts
Moncure Robinson
Philadelphia
Pesident
St. John
Directora
Hoffman
Washington
Tennessee, Georgia and Atlantic Railroad
Danburg
Dauntless Lends Cargo in Cuban Filibuster Expedition
The steamer Dauntless carried nearly two hundred men and four carloads of arms and ammunition including 2,000,000 cartridges and 5,000 rifles. Led by Colonel Emilio Nunez and Dr. J. B. Castillo for the Cuban junta, the vessel evaded U. S. cruisers Newark and Boutwell off Florida’s coast and headed toward Cuba after departing Jacksonville.
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Uncle Sam
Palm Beach
Mla
Dauntless
Cuba
Emilio Nunez
J. B. Castillo
United States
Newark
Revenue Cutters
Florida
Jacksonville
Boutwell
Truthfaleke and cures in old ad copy spoof
A garbled collage of 19th century advertisements and medical claims critiques. Mentions a Reverend, Mr Meanman, and sales pitches for bitters, soaps, tonics, and deafness cures. Includes patter about liver and bowels, Wheezy warnings, and various patentees with shop locations and testimonials.
Does you really b'lieve Itchy will get the rabbit's foot
The Washington Star quotes Pickaninny Jim debating luck and superstition as to who will keep the rabbit’s foot, arguing that if the other person escapes away with the foot, it proves nothing. the line hints at good dinner luck for the speaker in a folksy exchange.
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Pickaninny
Chile
Washington Star
Rice Balls in Custard Style Serving
Cook one cup of rice in two quarts of boiling water for an hour. Drain and form two tablespoonful portions into small square cheesecloth bags tied tight. Boil twenty minutes, remove cloth, arrange the balls on a round dish in a pyramid and decorate with bright fruit. Serve warm with custard or cream.
Brave Spirts Spurred by Morning Woes
A fragment describes a woman waking cheerful yet plagued by a backache as the day begins. The brave spirit sinks into fear and pain, collapsing to the couch and asking why she must endure such suffering. The text emphasizes persistent bodily illness disrupting daily effort.
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief from Pain
An advertorial text touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine distress and related suffering. It claims many women suffer from womb troubles and urges immediate use to restore comfort and confidence.
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Lycia B. Pinkham
Lydis E. Pinkhem
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