Death of James G Blaine Ends a Storied Political Era
Reports from Washington and New York describe the quiet death of ex Secretary James G Blaine at Blair House. President Harrison and cabinet members acknowledge the loss as mourning spreads through state buildings and newspapers. Separate dispatches note factory plans in Columbia and a lard dispute in Chicago area, with railway leadership changes in Knoxville.
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Damlin
Harrison
Halford
Parker
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Wanamaker
Foster
State Department
Washington
United States
Department of State
Frealdent Harrison
Washington City
Maine
Senate
Yale
Cockrell
Bayard Decision Delay Looms in Cleveland Era
President elect Cleveland spent January 26 in the Mills building receiving visitors including Mr Fischer and Mr Wall while ex-Secretary Don Dickinson discussed the cabinet with him. Despite Bayard’s Lakewood visit, observers doubt progress until a decisive decision.
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Mr. Fischer
California
Washington
Texas Messenger
Wall
Wisconsin
Don M. Dickinson
Lakewood
Tayard
Jayard Han
Bayard
Bank of Americus near resuming business soon
Reports from Americus indicate the Bank of Americus may reopen within days after a committee review found assets and conditions improved. A reorganization plan, placing a leading local businessman at the helm, is being considered by the board, with strong support and no anticipated obstacles to resumption.
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Giaave
Iim
Tia
Plac
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Steels
West Point
West Point Mills Promise Big Growth At Cotton Town Visit
Frank Lanier Jr returns from West Point where he cites three large cotton factories already in town and a fourth under construction costing 600000 with future expansion. He notes 1000 operators and 240 residences, backed by Mossie E F and J Lanier, bankers and mill owners, urging Americus to invite the Lanier brothers to promote a southern cotton factory.
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Frank Lanier, Jr
West Point
West Tolot
Lauler
Mossie
E. F. & J. Lanier
West Polot
Weat Point
Americus
Messrs
Lanier
Largest Funeral Cortège In Macon For Justice Lamar
The body of Justice L Q Lamar lay in state at Vineville home before a long procession to Mulberry Street Methodist Church and Riverside cemetery. Honorary and active pallbearers included Supreme Court marshal Wright, Chief Justice Bleckley, Judges Newman Speer Lumkin, and Emory officials. The funeral drew many Georgia visitors as the state bar met in honor of the jurist.
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United States Supreme Court
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T. J. Simmons
Samuel Lumkin
United States
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Emory Speer
Stephen Clay
State Senate
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Georgia
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S B. Price
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Riverside Cemetery
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State Bar Association
Lamar
Retail Sale Ad Promises Deep Discounts on China Glassware
A noisy promotional notice announces a temporary opening for retail trade with prices on French china tea lots, silver plateware, porcelain, and assorted houseware. It markets one third to half off regular prices, highlights several items like lamps and utensils, and urges customers to visit the shop during limited hours.
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