Two New York Democrats Clash Over Mugwumps and Hill
Washington reports that leading New York congressmen dismiss the Cooper Union mass meeting against Hill as a nonfactor and warn that pandering to mugwumps hurts the party. Other items note tariff reform talk, direct Senate election, pension cuts for non residents, and early adjournment chatter.
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New York
Washinaton
D. C
West Point Military Academy
Cooper Institute
Congressman Follows
Bob
Bushnvell
Wisconsin
House Committee On
Congress
Newberry
Illinois
United States
Canada
House
Wike
Minos
Ways and Means Committee
Resos
Committee On
Sguatora
Roca
Rusk
Harrison
Terrible Suffering Amid Freezing Penza Famine report
A Penza dispatch reports 58 degrees below zero with hundreds freezing to death and horses sold for food. Typhus and smallpox decimate the population as famine and disease spread to Samara Saratev and Nijot Novgorod governments. charity feeds about 17 986 near Penza daily.
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Penza
London
Great Ruasis
Penzs
Samara
Saratev
Nijot Novgorod
Charkor
Kazar
Ponza
Disreputable Visitors Arrested For Vagrancy In Augusta
Three ragged visitors named Ragged Bob Hungry Tom and Weary Charlie were detained in the guard-house after causing disturbances while visiting homes. Officer Feagin arrested them for vagrancy. The Augusta Chronicle praised a local performance of Little Nugget at the opera house describing a sold out standing room only crowd and strong reviews.
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Robert Brown
Tom Anderson
Charles Vanclere
Indy
Feagin
Sandy Cohen
Augusta Opera House
Wired
Messrs
Cain & Brown
Augusta Chronicle
Jolo
Hawthorn
Ee Pe Ae
Local Records Show Quiet Market Week
Fragmentary notes indicate small activity at a neighborhood market with several couples tied to local businesses and a wellness event. Unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
Americus Street Railway in Talks for Reopening
Mr OC M Fouche of Rome Ga has been in Americus to arrange the reestablishment of the Americus street railway. He may buy the line from Mr Morse of Boston and run it soon if local supporters provide backing and proof of interest, with cars likely to operate by early spring.
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Harrison
Geome
White House
Tarrlehn
Mr. OC
M. Fouche
Rome
Americus Street Railway
Americus
Fouche
Morse
Boston
Tim
Jonche
Mr. Fouche
Up Town Well Not Dry Says City Engineer
A Times-Recorder report confirms the up town well at Lee and Lamar has not dropped water. The depth remains over 106 feet and a worn plunger ring caused a temporary obstruction. once removed, water should return in a few days. The piece also includes a letter praising W A Wilson for governor and notes Alliance activity.
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Lee
Lamar
Times-Recogpen
Eldridge
Georgia Farmer Adviser Urges Tobacco Trial And Land Restoration
Colonel R. T. Nesbitt Georgia agriculture commissioner spoke to about 150 farmers in the opera house urging reduced cotton acreage and soil restoration. He warned that high cotton prices led to excesses, advocated fertilizers and land rebuilding, and proposed tobacco as a cautious experimental crop. Captain Redding of the experiment station added closing remarks.
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R. T. Neabitt
Opera House
W. W. Dews
Cuthbert
Georgia
Nesbitt
New York
Milla
United States
France
Wall
Captain Redding
Colonel Neabitt
Trial of Quinby Cox and Quinby Ends With Reserved Decision
Preliminary trial of three young men Cox Quinby and David began before Judge Mathews in Americus. Evidence showed Quinby packed clothing from Wheatley store in a box to Prince’s stables addressed to Macon. David testified he took clothes from Rev. Bolden’s house per Cox and handed them to Quinby. Judge Mathews reserved decision until this morning. two more cases to follow.
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Mathews
David
Cox
Quinby
Forrest
Albert Quinby
Sagan
Messrs
Suith
Bpeer
Coz
Kats
George
D. Wheatley
Prince's Stables
Macon
Davie
Marcus Bolder
Wem
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Tull
Committee of Fifty
Chicago
Hill
Cleveland
H. Hawkins
Warsaw
Wilson
Marseilles
North Brother Island
Railroad Commission
Atlanta, Ga
Spoletal
Atlanta
Steve Ryan
Russia
Tom
Charile
Ballal
Street Railway
Epiron Traxs-Recompea
Brunswick Cou
W. A. Wilson
Sumter
Alliance Co-operative Association
Alliance
Oura
Wiligo
Jaley Ubdér
Wiled
Xan
Mollie
Jackson
Sam Road
Bar
Quingy
Verday
Americus Jewelry Company
Jackson Street
Charles A. Weller
Kansas City
Capt
W. W. Dows
City
George A. Smith
Allen
G. N. Porter
Amerious
A. M. Burton
Cordele
J. C. Pope
R. Hi, Little
Fanny Campbell
Columbus
E. Hadley Greene
Henry Williams, Jr
Allen House
A. B. Harris
Savannah
McKeage
John 9
Mary Johnson
George Stapleton
Tor Brunswick
Ams
Miva
Jonnie Hollis
Yeaterday
Albany
Nannie Sue Alll
Newman
Ella Pope
James M. Ridlehuber
James T. Hair Company
Hattie Windsor
Attecmpo
National Railway and Telegraphers
Sasocin- Sensse
Glenn
Sam
Wecers Valen George
Stanfield
Marah
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