General Gordon stance on Ocala platform dominates Alliance meeting
In Atlanta the Georgia State Alliance delegates elected Livingston president on a near unanimous show of support. W. A. Wilson became vice president on the second ballot, with A. W. Ivey chosen secretary. The Ocala platform was adopted and delegates to Indianapolis named.
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Atlanta
Gass
Ston
Gontanens
Alliance
Ellington
Wilson
Livingston
Thirey
Sandup
Geran
Gibson
Northen
Torre
Bretheren
Georgia
W. A. Wilson
Sumter
Tucre
W. K. Gorman
Talbot
W. L. Peek
Troup
Atus
Copeland
Daniel
Aciellion
Fis Corput
Pope
Oglethorpe Wo
Gorman
Ike Stevens
Tayor
Merriwether
Corput
Gutman
Jay
Col. L. L. Polk
Georgia State Alliance
Senate
John B. Gordon
Ocala
Prvelege
Gordon
Watson
Lork
Ed Brown
Athens
Polk Macune
Turner
State Alliance
Broughton
Wynn
Hall
Missouri Alliance
Order
Brethren of the
Jen Stone
Garrison
Farrow
Iee
Supreme Council of Alliance
Industrial Union At
India
Wes
Felix Corput
J. W. Taylor
Indianapolis
W. R. Kemp
M. A. Baldwin
Buchanan
W. R
Bradwell
Big Alliance Rally Draws Three Thousand At Harmony Grove
Harmony Grove Georgia hosts a large Alliance gathering with speakers including J L Chupp Moses and OC Post. A basket dinner followed, and a baseball game ended 17 to 9 in favor of Harmony Grove. The event concluded as a red letter day for the Alliance and the town.
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Harmony Grove
Alliancem
Jackson
Banks
Madison
Franklin
Baptist Church
T. E. Key
R L J. Smith
J. L Chupp
Lithonia
Chupp
4Th
Moses C
OC. C. Post
Douglassville
Harmony Grove Club
Alliance
Old Settlers Meet in Wapello County Record
Over 900 aged residents gathered at the fairgrounds for the annual Wapello county Old Settlers reunion. Speakers included Rev W A Nye and Hon A Work. J M Peck elected next year’s president with John Ford as secretary.
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Orromwa
Wapello County
Revo W. A. Nye
Hon
A. Work
J. M. Peck
Jobn Ford
Alliance Rules Shape Georgia House Proceedings
In Atlanta on August 20 the Alliance convention dominates the House despite minor items of local interest. Debates cover pension law overhaul creating county Pension Commissions and a means to restrict benefits. cigarette regulation shifts to grand juries. teachers institutes considered. adjournment fought. Senate actions include apportionment changes and measures on charters and divorce records. Officials stress procedural shifts and expedited criminal trial reforms.
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Alliance
Georgia
Devore
O'Neal
Sinquefield
Maxwell
Talbot
Turner
Floyd
Hill
House
Senate
Flemiz
House of Representatives
Pike
Putman
Pulaski
Dooley
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Martin
Superior Court
The Wheat Market Georgia Exhibit at the Columbian Exposition
Readable text notes Georgia's exhibit on wheat trade and market outlook showcased at the Columbian Exposition. Details are sparse but emphasize agricultural commerce and regional participation.
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Georgia
New Experiments by the Great Alton Railroad Credit Reciproc ity Letter From Chicago
A Chicago letter discusses reciprocity credit and credit claims, noting speculation on wheat markets, European bread prices, and substitution in diets. It cites Hon Chariton H Way on Georgia's World Fair exhibit plans, and reports on smokeless locomotives and Alton Railroad Bloomington shop tests aimed at fuel savings and electric lighting. Frank Hatten defends Arthur’s reciprocity credit across Spain, while Blaine’s nomination remains contested amid Republican interest.
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Europe
Our
Republic
Gerdine
Chariton H. Way
Georgia
Texas
Alton R. R
Bloomington
Arthur
Frank Hatten
J. W. Foster
Spain
Blaine
Arm Torn From Man After Jersey City Train Crash
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train narrowly avoided a wreck in a Jersey City cut when it met a freight train on the opposite track. A window casing was torn out and a man’s arm was ripped free before rescuers found the severed limb. One passenger described chaotic moments as cars derailed and guards shouted warnings. A second item notes ex Speaker Reed’s race in Boston with Manley announcing a Republican candidacy for Congress here.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Jersey
eAne Ciyeihanot
Reed
Bostor
Manley
Congress
Believing The Distressed Sr Peterssnee Cement Beds In Georgia
Aug 20 report notes rye export prohibition faced opposition and was debated by imperial council with czar initial rejection then approval. Also mentions large cement beds found in Georgia and a meeting in Waicnax with teachers both white and colored in attendance.
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Peterssnee
Council of the Empire
Georgia
Waicnax
Terminal syndicate grows as Georgia lines push to Atlanta
The West Point Terminal dominance expands with mergers and secured bonds. The Richmond Terminal mortgage funds promise to retire floating debts while Atlanta plans move of offices and a new depot site. Georgia Carolina and Northern eyes Atlanta with grading and bridge work nearly finished for a 1892 entry.
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George Eellaraay
Ptbe
Richmond and West Point Terminal
Eas
Georgia
Pbs
Cute Tusk
the Rice Terminal
Musicrang
Geo ‘Company
Centeral Railroad of
Centeral Trust Company
Carolina
Atlanta
Here
Colored Iowans Press Law Compliance at Convention
Negro anti violence advocates in Iowa met at a gathering in August, adopting resolutions urging all men to submit to the law and urging the cessation of unlawful acts. A penitentiary record noted the youngest highway robbery convict, Will Edwards, aged about three years.
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Iowa
Youngeet
Ratgian
Willis 3
Edwards
Ae Ee Werarse
Bold train robbery rattles Atlanta area
A daring trio wearing masks halted an express car on Central Railroad No 13 between Colliers and Atlanta. They forced the express messenger to unlock the safe and stole about 4000 dollars. The alarm bell was rung from inside the car and the robbers fled as the train neared Atlanta. Messenger Bynes from Augusta defended, while officials dispatched a special to the scene. The incident remains under investigation with no arrests reported.
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Empire State of the South
Central Railroad
Colliers
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Messenger Bynes
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Owens Saye
Bynes
Collier's
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