Stand United for Cleveland Policy Says Senator Walthall
Senator E C Walthall of Mississippi urges Democrats to back the Cleveland administration and avoid infighting over silver while other issues like the tariff demand attention. He emphasizes party unity and the southern Democrats need to maintain Democratic supremacy, urging burying side issues and supporting the president.
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Memenis
Commercial
E. C. Walthall
Mississippi
Cleveland
Walthall
Democratic Party
Settlement in Sight as Miners Near Accord
A telegram from President McBride of the United Mine Workers to Secretary McBryde signals a forthcoming settlement of the Springfield Ohio strike. Basis proposed includes 60 cents per ton in Ohio and 69 in Pennsylvania, hinting at a nationwide settlement if successful. Additional dispatches describe Jellico miners arming to defend against new tracks, Camden district strikers pressing eight miles below here, and Militia and mine guards in Spillman West Virginia. No trouble reported in Astontown or Pennsylvania as plants operate with increased forces.
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John McBride
United Mine Workers
Springfield
P. A. McBryde
Ohio
National Miners
Pennsylvania
Minera Hecome
Wasuixotox
Knoxville
Tennessee
Jellico
Newcomb
Pourney
Camden
Gamnes
Spillman
W. Va
Syrup of Figs Praised as Pleasant and Effective
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for cleansing the kidneys liver and system, noting pleasant taste and prompt action. It claims relief for colds headaches and habitual constipation with a reliable remedy suitable for broad use. Sold in 500 ml and 1 bottle sizes by leading druggists with inspectors ready to provide samples upon request.
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Samuel Pitcher
Castor Gil
Ben Effects
Ree
Carlisle Debt-Question Sparks Bonds Fight in Congress
Texas Rep Bailey prepares a joint resolution challenging Secretary Carlisle authority to issue bonds to meet expenses. The measure would revoke laws authorizing bond issuance and direct coinage of silver seigniorage into treasury cash. Democratic and Populist critics vow protest as a new bond sale looms.
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Bailey
Texas
Wasuisatox
Carlisle
Talbert
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Georgia Sunday School Convention Opens in Atlanta
The Georgia State Sunday School association, about 200 workers, meets at First Methodist church in Atlanta for the convention. John M. Green, president, opens the session, with Dr. E H Barnett offering prayer and the delegates showing strong enthusiasm for the aims of the gathering.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Sunday School Association
Green
E. H. Barnett
First Presbyterian Church
Telegraph Briefs Highlight Crime, Travel, and Social Woes
The Atlanta Traction Street Railway company is in receivership. Baltix ore endorses the Cotton States exposition. Frank Shaw and Jet Blocker, Texans, are bonded in San Antonio for smuggling stock across the Mexican border. General Gordon to campaign with General Evans for Georgia governorship. William Reese arrested in Atlanta for not returning a charitable collection for Mrs Owens. Katie Suddeth, 16, leapt 47 feet at Greenville S C to avoid an unwanted marriage, rescued before drowning. Fire in New Orleans damages PresoS Gate stock of groceries. Deputy Sheriff Kurtz of Deland killed Marshall Smith in Titusville. coroner’s jury involved. Kun Wing of Mochilia, Mexico, goes to China to bring 200,000 countrymen to settle in Mexico. Ed Cowart of Geneva Alabama whipped by disguised men for allowing preparations for some action.
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Atlanta Traction Street Railway Company
Baltix Ore
Frank Shaw
Jet Blocker
San Antonio
General Gordon
A. Evans
Georgia
William Reese
Atlanta
John Owens
Katie Suddeth
Reenville
S. C
New Orleans
Presos & Stunter
Kurtz
Deland
Fis
Marshall Smith
Titusville
Bla
Kun Wing
Mochilia
Mexico
China
Ed Cowart
Geneva
Ala
Astra
Ted Sn
Decoration Day Observed In Fredericksburg And Washington
Crowds in Fredericksburg honored both the blue and the gray with flower decorated graves at Confederate and Federal cemeteries as Lt. Lucien Young delivered Decoration Day oration in the south. In Washington, ceremonies at Arlington and veterans’ events drew large crowds with President Cleveland participating.
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Fredericksburg
Washington
United States Navy
South
Young
The Augusta Meeting Immigration Convention in Augusta Ga
Prominent southerners gather for the third annual South ern Interstate Immigration congress in Augusta led by President M. T. Bryan. Speeches by Mayor J. H. Alexander Governor W. J. Northen and Senator Patrick Walsh set the tone for a wide representation from southern states. The convention runs through Friday with delegates from many states and a hopeful outlook.
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Augusta
Southern Interstate Immigration Association
M. T. Bryan
Nashville
J. H. Alexander
Joseph R. Lamar
Young Mengo Business League of
W. J. Northen
Georgia
United States
Patrick Walsh
Commercial Club of
McCorkle
West Virginia
Tillman
South Carolina
Carr
North Carolina
Bryan
South
Pastor A B Campbell to Leave Americus for Macon Church
Dr A B Campbell longtime pastor of the Baptist church preached his farewell Sunday night and will leave Friday for Macon after accepting a call to Tattnall Square Baptist Church. The resignation was accepted with regret two weeks ago and the family will remain until arrangements are made there. No successor is yet chosen and doubt remains about immediate action.
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A. B. Campbell
A.B. Campbell
The
Baptist Church
Macon
Tattnall Square
Pastol
Ameri Fcns
Campbell
Back From the Encampment and Notices of Dissolution
The Americas Light Infantry returned from the State encampment with tales to tell. Private B. L. Spawn was sent home sick with fever but to be cared for by comrades and sent back soon. The Second Regiment broke camp. the Fourth Georgia Regiment will join on June 5. Schroeder & Mahoney dissolves. J T Mahoney left the tower and is liable for debts to date May 39, 1804. W H R Suneper.
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Americas Light Infantry
B. L. Spawn
Georgia
Camp Northen
J.T. Mahoney
Schroeder & Mahoney
Randolph County delegates for Gen Evans at mass meeting
A mass meeting was held today in Randolph County to instruct two delegates for Gen Evans. A cyclone near Wichita Kechi area was reported at 200 feet wide, tearing a country church and overturning monuments as it moved northeast across the county.
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Handolph
Evans
Currarkt
Randolph County
Gen
Keneas
Wichita
Kechi Cem
Daily Market Reports May Day New Year Notes
Market report dated May 3 in better demand for new nines and middles with nominal prices and quiet notes across commodities. May 4 quotations show pork and naval stores activity with limited trading and several price marks including 44 and 7.5 noted for various items in a restrained market session.
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Wood Real
Jahui
Rhepps
A.D. Gatewood
W._D. BAILEY
Point CO. D
Loving & Hightower
Woot
Castoria
Onacon
Lowell
Macs
H. A. Ancuga
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklys, N
Asrren Hoartrat
Boston
Grover
Bolt
Hmilneis
Marouk
Delevar
Canton
Peoria
Astontown
Kyle
Reval
Gov't Report
Richmond
Reunion
Fite Hugh
Wade Hampton
O'Ferrall
J. Willian Jones
General Rosser
United States Pension System
Lee
Washimatox
Arlington
Arlingon
Jeveland
Arling' N
Montaourxy
James B. Clagg
Chambers County
Cragg
Roanoke
W. B. Hughes
Norfolk In Western Railroad
Houchin's Siding
Burg
Christiansbure
W. H.R. Sunoeper
Daily Market Reports
Naval Stores
Bavyannam
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