Morrison bill tariff debate stirs southern congressmen
A Washington dispatch notes six southern congressmen voted against the Morrison bill in the last House. Banks of tariff reform vs Randall obstructionists divided the South. Bankhead, Martin, Findlay, Gay, St Martin, Wallace, and Irion face shifts as Democrats nominate replacements and tariffs spark regional alignments. Local editorials discuss Alabama politics, low tariff sentiment, and the potential impact on Georgia representation.
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Washington
Louisville Couriers Journal
Congress
South
Iast House
Martin
Alabama
Findlay
Maryland
Gay
St. Martin
Wallace
Irion
Louisiana
Baltimore
C. Newton
Newton
Randall
Bankhead
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Chronicle
Democratic Party
Montgomery Advertiser
Chronicle
Jefferson County
Clover and cotton clash in 19th century reports
The Clinton Public highlights red clover as a profitable crop with Sabine Taylor yielding fourteen acres producing thirty tons of bay and seventy bushels of seed worth a total of 470 dollars, surpassing cotton revenue. It notes broader cotton goods exports and tariff debates, plus local odds and ends on Boston, Jackson, and editor moves amid a teasing prohibition remark from the Chattanooga Times.
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Clinton
Sabine Taylor
England
Europe
Young
Columbus
Harvest news and political notes from Harcuen Station
Reports from Harcuen Station Georgia on corn hogs and cereals show good county crops with cotton prices not yet remunerative. A senatorial district convention in Lumpkin nominated T. L. Guerry for senator, with formal acceptance letters exchanged. Also notes on civil war debt per capita and Charleston earthquake aftershocks.
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Harcuen Station
Quitman
Stewart
Webster
Lumpkin
W. W. Fitzgerald
Judge Fort
Messrs. Harrison
Fitzgerald
Everette
Hudson
W. M. Sears
J. J. Crombly
T. L. Guerry, Sr
J. E. Smith
Guerry
Col. Guerry
J. B. Smith
J. D. Hudson
Aoe T. L. Guerry
Georgetown
Dean Sim
W. Fitzerratp
J.B. Surra
J.D. Hopson
Making Tobacco Pipes In Brooklyn Eagle Article
The article details the clay preparation for pipes including sun seasoning milling kneading rolling and shaping by hand. It explains the machine process pressing the bowl mold oiling lacing a wire stem and final firing in a kiln with saggers under a blue-tinted day before firing. Decorations such as wreaths fern leaves and figures are molded into the bowls.
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Klin
V. D
Brooldyn Eagte
Climate of the Isthmus and its health toll
A French physician Dr A Nicolas reports the Isthmus of Panama climate as highly unhealthy with moisture saturated air and heavy mists. He warns the canal route towns Panama and Colon harbor pernicious conditions causing enervation loss of memory sleeplessness and profuse perspiration. He suggests the canal may cost thousands of lives and millions of dollars.
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Isthmus
Panama
A. Nicolas
Paris
Inter-Oceanic Canal
Colon
Great Canal
Chicago Herald
Seine's Washing Barges Against Contaminated Water
Paris Letter reports over fifty large wash barges line the Seine banks in France used year round. Authorities plan to remove them to prevent water contamination, citing extensive laundry work and pollution concerns.
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Seine
France
Paris
Bargain Men Revival Opens for Fall Goods in Americus
A revival of enterprise announces fall campaign in Americus. Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats Cloaks and Notions promise large stock and prices lower than wholesale. The Bargain Store resumes gifts with every 50 cent purchase, offering random small presents from stock, as the store pledges fair legitimate business and invites customers to visit.
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Americus
Big Horn
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Eat Oras If Aaiereeie
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Webster County
McIntosh County
Darien Timber Gazette
Georgia
Wiggins
Boston
Jackson
Miss
Captain Dawson
Charleston News and Courier
The
News and Courier
James Callaway
Albany News and Advertiser
Macon Telegraph
Telegraph
Chattanooga Times
Atlanta
Granaetown
Messrs
J. £. Smith
Comte
T. L. Gueany
Charleston
Burroughs
S.m.cohen
Cotton Avenue
Oposite Bank of America
Amiricus
H. Solomon
Hawkins House
DrysGoods
ALS
Euch
Price
Solomon
Tudot Hawkins
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