Reform Club Dinner Highlights Cleveland Speech at Madison Square Garden
At a grand Reform Club dinner in New York, President elect Cleveland and key Democratic leaders gathered, with speeches from Carl Schurz, Roger Mills, Patrick Collins, Tom Jobacon, ex Governor Campbell, Conubert, and Speaker Crisp. Crisp urged tariff reform, arguing taxation should fund public needs, limit abuses, and replace oppressive McKinley-era laws while promising measured progress and party unity.
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The Church Debate on Dancing at Baptist Conference
A Baptist conference discusses whether social dancing aligns with Christian ethics. The piece notes church authority limits, individual freedom, and community impact, urging honest local conversation without condemning church fellowship. It mentions the Opera House performance of The Palace of New York and cast praise, then reports on Secretary Foster confirming London’s exchange on Mrs Maybrick and a direct trade plan via South Atlantic ports and railways.
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Permanent receivers named for S A M road restoration
Judge Fish appointed Col. 5 H Hawkins as permanent receiver for the Savannah Americus Montgomery rail road with T Edward Hambleton of Baltimore named co receiver. The move aims to reorganize the road, pay current expenses and past due payrolls, and restore property with bondholders supporting the plan.
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Weather Flags Signal Shifts Promise Storm or Cool Spell
A fragment hints Windsor weather signals once bright now darkened by smoke with two flags failing to indicate clear weather. The square flag turned maroon and the triangular pennant faded to brown leave readers uncertain if a cyclone or severe weather is brewing as wind and temp swing.
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Cotton price swings and local fraud reports across states
Cotton prices show December gains with New Orleans middling at 67 16 cents and plantation averages around 84 cents amid acreage reductions. Reports from Newport Arkansas flag a local fraud scheme by a Negro Baptist organizer Lightfoot targeting Jackson and Woodruff counties, prompting a deadly confrontation. Senator Gibson’s condition improves after surgery, while Imma Vesner Gea joins the Salvation Army. Mrs H Clay Klag seeks a pardon for Colonel King. Artesian Corner offers rental of storefronts and rooms for sale during a stock sale era.
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Great Bargains at Artesian Time Store
Another chance at the greatest bargains with sale items listed including teapots and tea sets under half price. Stoves, lamps, wine glasses, decanters, and kitchenware advertised at substantial markdowns with a note that the store is for rent as well.
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