Clarke County Democratic Rally at Court House
A large Democratic rally at the Clarke County Court House tonight invites all parties to attend. Capt. W. B. Burnett will preside as speakers discuss third party fallacies and platform reform in a fair, outspoken session aimed at truth.
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Court House
Clarke County
W. B. Burnett
Clarke County Democratic Club
Thomas Watson
Bishop
Oconee
Thomas
Tom
Riley
A New Algebra Class At The Normal School
Prof C M Snelling of the University of Georgia leads a one hour daily algebra class for boys at the Normal School. The program aims to demonstrate teaching methods to teachers and costs nothing to attend. Books are provided and instructors hope many pupils enroll to aid in this educational effort.
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C. M. Snelling
University of Georgia
Col Snelling
Editors in the Battle Power of the Press in Delegates
The Democratic convention highlighted the press influence among electors with Alf Herrington of the Weekly Press Association and others from districts eight through eleven serving as electors. State executive committee members Gazaway Hartridge J H Hodges W Steed B H Richardson and chairman Atkinson also bring strong newspaper connections to the Constitution report.
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Alf Herrington
Appolo Belvedere
Weekly Press Association
B. M. Blacke
Newsapece
Jain B. Hutchinson
Jonesboro News
Debonair
Walter S. Coleman
Taylor
B. H. Richardson
Northen
Jones
Atkinson
Newnan
Constitution
Democracy at Winterville District Meeting Draws Large Crowd
The Winterville and Buck Branch Democrats report a strong club base with over eighty members among a white vote of 121, proving a two to one lead over third party factions. A crowded academy building heard speeches by RT Pitard and W B Bunett, praising Democracy and critiquing third partyism while pledging solid support for Democratic nominees.
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Democrats
Winterville
Buck
Democratic Club
Athens News Highlights and Local Notices in 1892
Athens reports on residents returning from Missouri, cotton buyers arriving, and subscription reminders. Local color covers courts, post office prospects, a willow chair peculiar tale, upcoming speeches by Thomas Watson, horse anecdotes, veteran pensions, Banks County politics, and enduring local businesses despite wartime disruptions.
Baseball Scores From Southern and National Leagues
The record lists results from Southern and National League games with teams such as Birmingham Memphis Macon Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Washington Brooklyn Newark Chicago Cleveland Louisville and Pittsburgh. A separate note from Greenvile Miss reports Jobo Denman, a farmer, declared insane after an attempted assault and escape from a hospital.
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Birmingham
Memphis
Macon
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Gaie
Pitteberg
Pittsburg
Dina Rebeka
Brooklyn
Newark
Chicago
Cleveland
Louisville
Greenviles
Miss
Jobo C. Denman
Nitta Yuma
Ey County
Republicans Eye Fusion With People's Party in Georgia
The Republican convention in Atlanta adjourned without a state ticket, though delegates hint at a planned fusion with the People's party. Observers cite internal sessions and a unanimous decision to skip a state slate, aiming to defeat organized Democracy by backing Colonel Peek instead.
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Atlanta
People’s Party
Peek
Pledger Opposes State Ticket as Democracy Advances in 1892
The convention balks at a state ticket despite Pledger's compelling speech. Republicans may vote for new candidates to defeat Democrats while coalitions with the people's party loom. Georgia’s democracy is portrayed as sweeping from coast to coal mine districts, rebuking third partyism in 1892.
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Pledger
Uni
People’s Party
Georgia
Dade
Glynn
O Donnell Back from Canada Visit as Homestead Turmoil Tests
Hugh O'Donnell, chairman of the advisory committee, returns to Homestead from a trip through Canada and the northern states. He is greeted calmly by locked out workers. Jack Clifford, another Homestead man, is arrested on murder and aggravated riot charges.
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Donnell
Homestead
Hugh O’donnell
Canada
Jack Clifford
Amestead
Free Coinage in India and An American Schooner Seized
A Calcutta dispatch reports leading papers urge immediate mint closure to end free silver coinage as exchange rates tumble. An American schooner, Port Severoary, was seized at Halifax for alleged customs violations dating back to 1890 at Shippegan under its commander.
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India
Lowpox
Times
Calcutta
Hallifax
Amer- Port Severoary
Shippegan
Miners Quit Work In Monongahela River District Strike
Six hundred miners at the Monongahela Coal and Coke works have quit work amid a second strike wave in the region. The report mentions industry tensions, with references to local leaders and political figures amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Wheeling
Monongahele
Fairmont
Wees
Seporter's Work and Thompsonville Case Report
Body of Mary Lengel found at Willoughby Point near Louisville identified as Eckert's hotel former chambermaid. Four boys witnessed the crime but were frightened into silence until a paper photo prompted recognition. Case alleges murder and outrage. details released by a reporter. Governor Buchannan defends commutation of H. Clay King citing juror issues, venue concerns, and public petitions. He presents a petition signed by twenty-six senators and congressmen.
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Louisville
Willoughby Point
Ind
Mary Lengel
Eckerts Hotel
Debate on the Force Bill and its electoral powers
An excerpt argues against the Force Bill, warning it grants federal judges power to appoint election officers and deploy federal marshals, enables house canvassing and voter registration control, and risks eroding the people's voice in elections. It claims enactment would centralize power in partisan judges and undermine representation.
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Harrison
Crisp
Iannot
United States Circuit Courts
United States
Congress
House of Presentatives
House
Unitedtates
Circuit Court of the
A Villain's Act Attracts Sheriff Attention
Aug. 12 Warnirea Port Arthur banker Colonel Ray, a military man, grooms a nursemaid, enters Dr Bathurst's home, assaults Mrs Bathurst, and after she faints a payment attempt is refused. Bathurst vows violence if justice fails. Dakota banner notes crop yields in South Dakota reaching up to sixty million bushels. Japanese government plans 2000 middle class immigrants for World's Fair travel. Cheyenne reports Fred Laughoff, noted ranchman, arrested for horse stealing with thirty horses recovered in Kentucky.
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Seath Dakota
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Cheyenne
Fred Laughoff
Laughoff
Kentucky
Laintiffs
Langhoff
Rains Bring Relief in Southwest Texas and Mexico
Heavy rains persist across southwestern Texas and into northern Mexico, ending three years of drought. Flooding and washouts disrupt the Rio Grande region as relief works reduce misery. civic aid and local reports note the Downpont device aiding drought relief.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Atlanta Constitution Names New Night and City Editors
Mr J K Ohles was appointed night editor and assistant managing editor, while Mr P J Moran becomes city editor. Nearby Boise City a cattle stampede sent two cowboys to their deaths after the herd plunged from a cliff. Judge George Hillyer and Col William H Hulsey, prominent Atlanta lawyers, have returned from a Salt River fishing trip. Col L F Livingston of Covington considered joining but chose to attend Congress instead.
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J.k.ohles
The
Atlanta Constitution
P. J Moran
Boise City
George Hillyer
Col
Wm H. Hulsey
Atlanta
Salt River
Col. L. F. Livingston
Covington
Congress
A Queer Case of Law in Tallulah Town
Mr Young owner of the Grand View hotel owed street tax to Tallulah. Town leader Mr Robinson jailed him for nonpayment until a physician certified him unfit for work on the roads. The case tests whether imprisonment for tax nonpayment is lawful.
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Tallulah Fal's
Mr. Young
Grand View Hotel
Mr. Robinson
Tallulah
Robinson
Calaboose
Buchanan Explains Commutation of Col. King Sentence
Gov Buchanan states his reasons for commuting Col H Clay King’s sentence citing venue change affidavits about juror contact and outside opinions, jury travel to Arkansas for deliberation, partial insanity defense among judges, and public petitions as factors. He says he acted on his belief and accepts responsibility.
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Tennessee
King
Nashyville
Buchannan
H. Clay King
Associated Press
Smith
Mustin
Arkansas
Col. King
Tenn
Govyéroor Buchanan
Associated
Deputies' Horses Stolen As Marshals Hunt Fugitives
In Aug. 12 report from Cuevenne, seven horses were taken by a Johnson county posse pursuing fugitives tied to the United States Marshals. The party of six men rode twelve picked mounts north to execute the president's proclamation and pursue the trio believed responsible for the May ambush and death of Deputy U.S. Marshal Wellman.
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Cuevenne
Johnson County
United States
Wellman
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