Democratic Leaders Heal Rift in New York Campaign
Grover Cleveland and David B Hill appear on stage at the Tillen Club dedication in New York as the Tilden Club aims to unite the party. The piece notes Hill and Cleveland’s long alliance and past rivalries, plus broader Georgia and national political mentions.
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Grover Cleveland
Davia B. Hill
New York
Tillen Club
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Republican Returning Board
Mr. Tilden
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
David B. Hill
Hill
Georgia a Mineral State at Charleston Exposition
Georgia won four gold medals one silver medal an honorable mention and the highest award at the Charleston Exposition for minerals and related products. The Augusta Herald notes Georgia has wealth possibilities through mineral resources even if agricultural success falters. Gold medals covered systematic mineral displays building stones lead ore and clays. The silver medal honored Georgia exhibit and other abrasives while the honorable mention went to precious and semi precious stones.
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State of
Georgia
Augusta Herald
Georgia political card writers left in the dust
Editor McIntosh notes that card writers were sidelined in the recent Georgia campaign. Terrell and Stevens shunned such campaigning despite being attacked in newspapers, and the rest is understood.
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Georgia
McIntosh
Terrell
Stevens
Ex-candidate Guerry to publish weekly newspaper
It is understood Guerry will run a weekly paper and will carry no railroad schedules, according to the Atlanta Journal.
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Guerry
Atlanta Journal
Proposed Asheville and Rutherfordton line to be built
Asheville and Rutherfordton railway will be built with work beginning at once. George T. Danis of New York signs the contract, giving four years to complete, though the line may finish sooner. The 40 mile route will run from Asheville via Fairview to Rutherfordton and extend toward Tennessee. Backers are not named but Seaboard is widely believed involved.
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Asheville and
Rutherfordton
Asheville
N.C
George T. Danis
New York
Rutherford
Fairview
Aaneville
Tennessee
Danis
Seaboard
SLEW HIS BROTHER IN LAW NEAR SC PLANTER INVOLVED
South Carolina planter C Myers killed his brother in law W James in a feud near here. Myers fled to surrender in Kingstree after a quarrel in which James advanced with a fence rail. Myers fired breaking James arm, then beat him with a gun barrel. James unarmed and wounded died. No witnesses.
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South Carolina
Scranton
C. Myers
W. James
Myers
Kingstree
James
Ship in ice pack near Nome faces rescue and danger
Nome reports Jun 21 that the Portland, under Captain Lindquist, became trapped in the Bering Strait ice while drifting toward the Arctic. The Thetis was dispatched to assist after word of possible wreck and shortage of water and supplies looms if crushed or delayed. The Nothe City arrives at Seattle with Nome proof of fierce ice battles and relief efforts. Also noted is the third murder trial of Jessie Morrison in Eldorado, Kan, for the 1900 killing of Mrs. Ollie Castle.
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Nome
Seattle
Portland
Lindquist
Northern Commercial Company
Bering Straits
Arctic Ocean
Diomede Islands
Threa
Arctic
Daniels
Arc
Tle
Thetis
Healey
Captain Healey
Ars Tle
Wash
Miss Morrison
Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Ollie Castle
Castle
Hill Enters Race for State Superintendent of Education
Birmingham Alabama June 20 Professor I W Hill superintendent of the Gadsden city schools announces his candidacy for state superintendent of education He says he made the decision after being solicited by a number of teachers to run for the post.
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Savannah Prese
Internal Revenue Department
Macon ‘Telegraph
Warner Bill
Telegraph
Darien Gazette
Albany Herald
Lewis
The
Herald
State Convention
Thomas R. R. Cobb
Athene
George Foster Peabody
State Normal School
Athens
Edward
Pierpont Morgan
Joe Terrell
Savannah Press
Raleigh
Dan Gould
Georgetown
D. C
Wadesboro
Gould
Ald
Sweet Specific Company
Atlanta
Laos
Malion
W. A. Rembert
Americus
Ameri Eus
Hansford, Bros
Prop's
Horse & Dykes
Arrongeys
Planters Bank
On Ansdey
Attorney AT Law
Hyne Building
Americus, Ga
A. Hawkins
Ofice
Wheatley Building
You Tavion
Tyrer Wtrees
Bagley Grocery
Henry Clay Flour
Jones
Bagies
Ut Lang
Marwan Lane & Maynard
Gomces Mos Andl
Church Street
Finn Street
P. B. Williford
Cotton Avenue
Felder Street
Pf. Davis
S. H. McKee
Omce
Wheatley Bullaing
Jobo Sr Gubein Greate
Houmal
Johnson & Harrold
Wien
Myrtle Springs
Cuta Plente
C. A
W. H. Chambliss
Sumter Country
Superior Court
Raid
Jon al Tamauatl Lable
State
Onc Place
Lane & Maynard, Petitioner's Attorneyn
Thia
T Y Suutter
Georgia-Lowren County
C. A. Chambitea
Sumter
A.cr
S.C
National Walldio, Association
Baltimore City
Mary E. Lee
Tember
Lee Street
Atlon
the National Building Associa
Hooran & Dykes
Sumrsa County
Underhill
Elisabeth
Carl Thi
Lisa
Lee Underhill
S, Allen
Skorgia-Sumter
Alors
Wettle
Ola
M Evans
Evans
Beet
Lee
Free
Sumuren
Bas Fe
Annie Swans
Eval Sood
Wallis
Reece
Oles
J. My Vale
Attors
Law
Bond
Balding
Washington, D. C
F Rylanter Shoe Co
Jlanner
Moet Desling
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