The South Must Not Be Ruled by the Negro Editorial
A New York editorial installment from June 24 argues the central 1890s presidential election hinges on federal force in the South. It contends a force bill would ensue from a Republican victory, while a Democratic win would doom the bill. It praises Grover Cleveland and criticizes Benjamin Harrison, urging white governance in southern states.
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Col Dan Rico Bets Tennessee Land on Cleveland Victory
New York on June 24 report says Col Dan Rico, veteran showman, backs Cleveland with a $250,000 cash bet that Cleveland will win New York and be elected, hoping to carry the state.
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Three Georgia Teacher Institutes Planned This Summer
State Commissioner Bradwell announces three teachers institutes this summer in Athens Savannah and Americus, lasting twenty five days each. Attendance is voluntary. certificates issued may aid recommendations. Two institutes for colored teachers will be held with instruction by both white and colored instructors. The Georgia State Normal School near Athens opens July Lith for about fifty days with free tuition. The article also notes local baseball planning and summer leisure at Leeton park.
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Tragic death under a water barrel shocks Ellaville
Ellaville reports Mrs Henry Williams found dead this afternoon in a water barrel on her veranda. Health issues and lingering illness preceded her death she lived with sister Mia Murray and left behind a wide circle of friends. Authorities suggest a possible vertigo incident leading to the fatal fall with funeral set for 3:30 pm at Mr F H Williams home. The scene spurs community grief and speculation as investigations continue.
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F. H. Williams
Democrats Rally For Delegates At County Court House Meeting
The Iowa democrats call a mass gathering at the county courthouse to elect delegates to congressional and gubernatorial conventions. Judge chairman of the executive committee published the call two weeks ago. Expected attendees will hear speeches and see lively entertainment, with Sumter's four votes and no opposition to Speaker Crisp or Governor Northen. The event aims for a large turnout at 10 a.m. today, with all Democrats urged to attend unless providential reasons prevent.
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