Carnegie Fair Moves Toward Pass of Darbercon Bill
August 4 dispatch outlines Democrats and Republicans lining up to back the Darbercon bill and avoid obstruction. Davis urges caucus unity and a straightforward vote while Watson’s investigative committee prepares a report.
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Wasuisdon
Davis
National Commission
The
Fair
Congress
Hopkins
Minois
Watson
Boatner
Louisiana
Simpson
Ise
Wateon
Third Party Convention Resolves Platform and Leadership
The Nebraska people’s convention adjourned with H Wyck nominated for governor and Powers withdrawing. The platform calls for Iowa railway rates, anti-gold contract clauses, public school funds real estate loans, labor arbitration, equal pay, faster mail, and a denunciation of Nebraska’s labor system and Pinckerton treatment. An extra resolution bans further county fair spending and opposes state appropriation hikes while criticizing fair management and militia.
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Kearing
People's Convention
John H. Powers
Farmers! Alliance Adt
H. van Wyck
Iowa
Pinkertons
Nebraska
Judge Hillyer Withdraws From Congressional Race
In Atlanta a card from Groner Thieyen announces Judge Hillyer withdraws from the 5th District race after reviewing DeKalb and Walton fields. Livingston will run unopposed, with an overrun of the field to follow. Wreck at Sam road near city cleared. sixteen cars damaged. trains delayed. A Muncie letter predicts Indiana for Cleveland with large Democratic majority. County Court notes include fines for absent witnesses and other small cases.
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Pirotsacre
John A. Potter
Tamestead Mills
James McConnell
Nevin McConnell
Hugh Rosa
Ewing
Votter
Knox
Reed
Mr. Potter
East End
Alderman King
Twing
Potter
McConnell
Dorsey
Burleigh
Sam
Hasemen
Messia
A.W
Mellon
Frick
Mellensatae
Livingston
Hillyer
Mia
Mim
Atlanta
Rockdale
Athanva
DeKalb and Walton
Groner Thieyen
Colonel Livingston
Congress
Sam Road
Muncie
Ind
P. C. Clegg
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Grover
A. W. Ciarway
Matthews
Tio
Yeaterday J. P. Chapman
Tippling House
Richard Hawkins
Lee Mott
Americus-Evans Baseline Clash and Local News Update
Buena Vista meets Americus in a late afternoon baseball game at Furlow lawn with standing room tickets priced at 10 cents. Americus arrives confident of a tight contest. Also reported: Southern League results from Atlanta Chattanooga and Macon, a movie train hold up near Collins California with dynamite and a Marietta death shocks Atlanta.
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Buena Vista
Americus
Seata
Cordele
Atlanta
Atanta
Montgomery
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Macon
Memphia
Birmingham
Mosbile
Lane Lecture Promises Delightful Humor in Americus
The city hall concert chamber hosts Prof Charles Lane of Atlanta delivering his Analysis of Laughter for the Americas Library Association. Tickets are 25 cents, half tickets 15 cents, with prizes for active selling. The event aims to raise funds and has strong local interest.
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Charles Lane
Atlanta
Georgia
Americus
Americas Library Association
Mary Granberry
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McKay
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Terrien
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Shepperd
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C. E. Shepperd
North Carolina
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Bruce
Atlanta Exchange
DeSoto
Committee of Finance
Jim Murry
Steve Small
I. Wiggins
Jim Summerfall
J. I. Howard
C. Howell
A. Dodson
T. J. Greene
J. A. Cooper
Henry Stantorn
J. D. McConnell
J. T. Ferguson
J. E. Dass
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Hall & Mims
Will Mims
John Tall
East Americas
Tisehere Institute
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L. B. Ritter
Ritter
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Ais Rd
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Hinton P. Wright
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