New York election debate shapes 1888 plans
A roundup of 1887 political notes covers Democratic hopes after New York results, Atlanta prohibition campaigns, and Georgia wealth growth. It notes Ike Vincent's 15 year penitentiary sentence, bond debts in Gallatin County, and calls for future Congress sessions to start in January under a Crain amendment proposal. Georgia's Exposition fundraising and editorial exchanges with Atlanta papers are also highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Grant
Cabinet Changes on New Administration Set
The forthcoming Congress will see Lamar move to the Supreme Court bench with Vilas becoming Interior Secretary and Dickinson of Michigan succeeding Vilas as Postmaster General. The changes are generally well received. the cotton market note suggests farmers face credit constraints, while a Gaboon gorilla and a near-by chimpanzee contrast in a London zoological note. Warner's remedies advertised as old but reliable, and a Chesterfield man owns a hog that is the mother of fifty-nine pigeons.
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New York Herald
Washington
Lamar
Vilas
Interior
Cdn. M. Dickinson
Michigan
Cleveland
Congress
Supreme Court
Don M. Dickinson
Gen. Vilas
Supreme Bench
Interior Department
Dickinson
Zoological London
Gorrilla
Eeper
Warner
H. H. Warner & Co
Warner's
Georgia
SemtEx County
Court of Ordinary
Americus
Sumtercounty
Anid
Ale
Wim. M. Musk
Mth
Sumter County
Gror Ja
Wolf Creek
Second
Anid Wolf Creek
Poor House
Poor House Farm, On the South By Mra. Walters
Broadfield Mill
Helm
Allie EK. Mark
Re. Mask
C. A. Walker Place
Court of Ordynasty
Macon County
C. A. Walker
J.W. Brederick
Ape Strathix Sale
Suatter
Feagin
Uardian
Suaten
Court of Culinary
Sumter
Gearaia
Duke
C. T. Ste
G. C
Landlard
J. Duke
Rms
W. B. Harrison
Adaline Pook
Protective tariff explained as tax on consumer goods
A skeptical hypothetical contrasts current tariff collection with a town office tax. Farmer A buys native and foreign goods totaling thirteen dollars, then a tax collector levies ten dollars and seventy six cents in tariffs. The piece argues tariffs differ from direct taxes and notes specific duty rates and a push to protect infant industries.
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The Chicago Anarchists and Governor's Commutation
Illinois Governor commuted two Chicago Anarchists Fielden and Schwab to imprisonment in the penitentiary for life and allowed no change for the other five Spies Fischer Engel Parsons and Lingg. Lingg died by a fulminating cap Thursday night. the others face execution. Praise goes to Guy and Oglesby for resisting pressure and upholding lawful punishment.
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Chicago
Illnois
Fielden
Schwab
Fischer
Engel
Parsons
Lingg
Idue Guy, Oglesby
Joulah Mahning's Rye Whiskey Advertised in Americus
An old time whiskey note promotes Joulah Mahning's Rye as a trusted choice for medicinal or special use. It claims superior quality available in the state, with J L Liepen listed as the agent for Americus, Georgia.
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Joulah Mahning
Dig Your Graves With Your Teeth Here
A sensational older health warning claims daily diet poisons the body and links constipation and dyspepsia to a fatal decline. It touts Shaker Extract of Roots or Seigel’s Syrup as a universal cure, cites testimonials of recovery after severe illness, and urges readers to obtain the remedy from A J White Limited in New York.
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Mother Seigel
Germany
R. F. Grace
Kirkmanville
Todd Co
Seigel
Thos. Pullum
Taylor
Geneva
Thomas P. Evans
Evans & Bro
Horntown
Accomack Co
A. J. White
Warren St. N.Y
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Augusta
Randall
Harper's Weekly
Gen. Jackson
Maeda
At Tanta
Carlisle
Atlanta
Ike Vincent
Alabama
Gallattin County
Tennessee
Comptroller General's Office
Madon Telegraph
Columbus Enduirer-Sun
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
The
Savannah News
New Jersey
McPherson
Senate
Messrs
A. R. Lamar
H. 8. Edwards
Macon Sunday Times
Albert Lamar
Harry Edwards
Times
E.C. Brafley
Macon
Ponce de Leon
Telegraph
Crain
Texas
Suchten
E. J. Eldridge
Macon Telegraph
Evan Howell
Henry Grady
Hemphill
Isaac A Sheppard
Baltimore
Shevpield
Sumt'r County
Sale
Iva QueEirrs
Nex
Geo. W. McNeal
Exekter Taylor
Geo
W. McNeal
THOS
COBE
Sherif
Hemiff
Staten County
Ltch
Saniter
H. Willams
Superior Court
Superior Court of Said County
Burton
Willaims
Fifa
M. Cobb
Heriff
Semter
Georgiss
Tay
Tand Ao. di
Pryor Place
Pryor
George Stapate
W. A. Pryor
Posaston
Weith
T. M
Geongia
City of
Wynn Street
John Osborn
Adolphus
State of Georgia
Lou Slappey
Naimter County
Hos Tih & Somes
Bosworth
Lou Slippey
T. M. Cobb
BRIFF
Scurer
Wuhl
Southwestern Railroad
Stewart Place
Levi
M. N. Livingston
Bryant & Jocks
Roperty
Plaintianttopney
Novate
Briff's
Arnold
Innis
el Pnd
Aden
Co Court of
A.C Mabee
Oulinary
Debluors
Feorgia
Lauren County
G. W. Thomas
W. L. Thomas
Plai
Dura
Notiog
U. of Tax
New County
James A. Dantet
A.C. Bpeer
Webster
Court Horserg
Preston
Altin
Sith Distr
Webster County
M. A. B. Davenport
Georg
al Garda
E. Thornton
Ae Orey
Winstex
Tevay
Mary A
Tracy
W. H. Cosby
Asceanos
Disuristos
Gecraia
Wenstrn Covstr
W. L. Clerk
Robert Prot
Nis Mission
H. Cosby
MT Ela
Fancoy Goods
Huena Viata & Arc
Hed Vanelly
Aire Aweiling
John M. Coker
Otton Avenue
Americar
O& Nova
B. B. Cato
Luncel Preston
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