Endorsements Favor Mershon and Wilson for State Affairs
The editorial lauds AL Mershon as a leading congressional candidate in the district praising his learning eloquence and judicial service. It also endorses Hon. L A Wilson of Ware county as a fit representative for the General Assembly noting his tempered rulings and strong record. The piece argues district unity in nominating Mershon and Wilson and urges populace support.
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AL. L. Mershon
Pearl
Congress
National Council
Mershon
Chas. F. Crisp
Sumter County
Altamaha River
Merzhon
L. A. Wilson
Faiver
Leon A. Wilson
Ware
Aye
Ware County
L. A
Judicial Circuit Seeks Support for Judge Candidate
The article extols J. L. Sweat as a learned, quick reasoning lawyer fit for the Brunswick circuit judgeship. It reflects public opinion in the Judicial Circuit that the next Legislature should appoint the candidate whose name heads the piece, praising his legal opinions and reasoning ability.
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J. L. Sweat
Judicial
Brunswick
Sweat
Conductor Eddy Arrives in Brunswick Ahead of Trial
Mix represented. Conductor Eddy did not leave for parts unknown as intimated by the Albany News when he left Albany on Monday night. He went straight to Brunswick and to the residence of Mrs. Wm. Anderson, where he boards when in Brunswick, paid his bill, asked permission to leave his trunk for a few days, and then accompanied Mr. Morse to St. Mary's. From the facts in view it does appear that he will be on hand the day at his trial.
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McDaniel
Kentucky
Fosse Tames Dramatic Company
Elmira
N.Y
Bere
Atlanta
Newnan
Cartersville
Columbus
Dalton
Laurange
Marietta
Calhoun
Eugene Beck
Rabun County
Guinenville
Supreme Court
Bill
I. A i. Jefferson
Davis
Palatka
Connell Roins
Marshal Chrashy
C.F. Crisp
Apeech
Missour
Blin
Congress
Georgia
Sumter
John Goroe
Bronawick
T . T. Vie
P. G. Gorge
Ansbly
Brunswick Rive
Inbor
Eddy
Albany News
Albany
Brunswick
Wm. Anderson
Old Blacksmith Rails Against RailRoad Oppression
Gov Milt Smith admits a misstep quitting blacksmithing as the nation faces railroad paralysis. The Athens letter notes public verdicts align with his view while rail commissions wield an anvil of regulation and oppression. West regions feel the impact of halted rail service.
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Milt Smith
Plo
Athens
Ner
Railroad Commission
West
Naval Drill Invitation to Pensacola Visit
The Heapticat acknowledges an invitation to Pensacola to witness a Naval Drill starting April 7 and ongoing for two weeks on Saturdays and Sundays excepted. The national affair includes boat drills, torpedo boat attack, naval brigade, and fleet sallies with reduced rail fare offered by roads into the city.
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Pensacola
Potomac Flats Title Dispute Hamps Value Reclaimed Land
Government spent funds to reclaim flats in the Potomac before Washington but the River and Harbor Committee will not appropriate more money due to a disputed title. The 600 to 700 acre land would be highly valuable. Heirs of Kidwell claim title from an early 19th century island in the Potomac and argue accretions altered the parcel.
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Potomac River
Washington
Kidwell
Potomac
Public interests in railroads and the law in disputes
A historical note argues that in railroad labor conflicts the public’s interest must guide outcomes, alongside company and worker rights. Also included are old notices on salves and Charlton County tax rounds with dates through June 1886.
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Charlton County
Thiek
Satilla
Folkston
Gaynieville
Willisville
Trader's Hill
Thick Branch
Barbage & Millikin’s
Baker's Still
Newton Stokes
Gaynneville
J.C. Smith
Will
Trader’s Mill
Traders’ Hill
J . T. Roddenberry
C.C. C
Advances in Wages Across Regions Spark optimism
A telegraph report notes wage increases of ten percent in a large West iron and nail factory at Niles Ohio and similar rises in Pittsburgh and Detroit as well as Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois. The trend suggests a sustained rise in wages rather than a temporary spike and hints at broader recovery in business mood. A sensational divorce case in Chicago features Theresa Dudley Payne Barrett alleging coercion and attempted forced marriage by William Barrett with a pending decree. Also, Rome druggists tout Dr Kinzs New Discovery Electric Bitters and Buchlen Amnica Salve with reported cures including consumption, backed by local traders.
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Niles
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinoi
Jones & Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Wright
Federal Bureau of Labor
W. Dz Tloyt & Co
Rome
Dr. Kinz
Buchlen
Dr. King
Folks & Morgan
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