Georgia Democrats urged to send tariff reformers to Chicago
A Georgia political column urges electors at county conventions to back delegates who favor tariff reform. It critiques Southern Republicans and warns the Democratic National Convention must confront tariff as a core issue. The piece argues strengthened reform depends on Democratic control and cautions against protectionist influence from minority party members.
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Georgia tariff sentiment drives state convention debate
The writer argues Georgia should back a tariff rejection plank in the national platform. They urge Georgia delegates to Chicago to endorse Morrison bill and resist efforts to send a protectionist delegation. Emphasizes instructing delegates to reflect state views on the tariff at the conv
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Fools with Guns: Daring Experiments End in Mishap
A youth fires a gun under water and bursts the barrel, another presses the muzzle to a glass window pane and shatters both gun and glass, an experimenter splits a barrel chasing a candle fired through a board, and a gun bursts from wet grass as a wad. The article notes the dangers of reckless trials. It also reports the discovery of the world’s deepest salt well at Warsaw reaching 1,520 feet, promising brine supply beyond three ordinary wells.
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Chicago Convention Teeters Over Blaine Clash
The Chicago convention opens amid a chaotic fight over temporary chairmanship with Lynch winning 431 votes over Clayton's 387 as Blaine supporters clash with Arthur factions. The day features hopes for Sherman’s entry and fierce debate on nominations, while early reports suggest Blaine’s path may be blocked and Edmunds-Weaver forces hold influence.
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Syracuse claims to have built first U.S. locomotive
A Syracuse, New York claim asserts the city manufactured the first locomotive ever built in the United States. The claim emphasizes local industry and historical significance for early American rail transportation.
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