Tariff bill delay hinges on political fears in Congress
Washington June 80 The Democratic leaders in the House pause on more tariff bills as Republicans filibuster the tin plate measure. With three key bills pending free lumber sugar and iron ore, party leaders fear electoral repercussions and delay action for a week while seeking adjournment plans and a Senate accord on amendments. The anti option bill in the Senate stalls, and the House advances a temporary government support resolution with conference to follow.
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Washington
Reed
Morever
Ways and Means
North Carolina
Senate
Pwo
Jon
House
Dili
Senate Judiciary Committee
Forney
Committee On Appropriations
Lim
Forney, Dockery and Henderson
Laws
Ground to death in railway yards
A nameless young man, about 16, was ground to death in the Georgia Railroad yards while attempting to steal a ride on a freight train. Eight cars passed over him, severing his head and mangling his body. Scattered flesh lay along the track as the train sped on, leaving a gruesome scene.
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Santa
Georgia
Tanger
Lawrenceville
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Gwinnett County
Auburn Station
Norman
Teachers’ Institute
Auburn
Local Reunion Fund Drive Reported by Finance Committee
Notes show the Finance committee chairmen from counties Georgia and Troup urging donations for a reunion purges fund. The fragment references Capt. Jesunton and Company G with dates and names incomplete, indicating a campaign kickoff and pledge solicitations.
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Georgia
Nery
Jesunton
Messrs
Georgia Delegation Heads to Omaha Third Party Convention
The Georgia delegation to the Omaha Third Party convention lists delegates by district from State at Large to Eleventh District. Ellington is favored for Vice President, with division on the presidential candidate, while several names are noted for discussion and possible candidacy amid a tense, opportunistic race.
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Omaha
Georgia
Mr. Overby
Oconee
C H Ellington
M I Branch
C Port
MD Irwin
W C Sangleford
R L Moore, Jr
J F Brown
Pr. Gay
Mapes
Chas D
D Wimberly
Montgomery
H Hauser
R W Scott
W R Gorman
J V Carmichael
J L Chapp
W H Nally
Dr. Albert
A W Ivey
J V Lowe
R W May
J E H Watt
James Walker
G T Murrell
J R ‘Robbins
W Y Carter
T Pickett
A L Nance
C Chitwood
J F Barnwell
R A Kelley
W G Sammons
Mr. Milton
Silas Reed
P D BR Stansell
A S Haynes
L D Downs
F W Kent
Ellington
McDuffie
Divid d. Wearr
Powderly
Biasine
Gresham
Stevenson and the South backs Stevenson for VP
Hon A Stevenson earns strong southern support as H H Carlton extols his abilities and popularity. Carlton recalls urging Georgia delegates in 1888 to back Stevenson, praising his war neutrality, postal aid, and creation of twenty eight post offices in the Eighth district.
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South
A. &. Stevenson
H. H. Carlton
Washington
Georgia
St. Louis
Stevenson
Eighth
Kicked by a horse injures Mr Devant near Bairdstown
Mr James M Devant of Bairdstown sustains severe injuries after being kicked by a horse in a Wednesday accident. He lies in a critical condition as relatives, including Mrs H Kinnebrew, plan to visit his bedside and hope for improvement.
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James M. Devant
Bairdstown
H. Kinnebrew
Dr King's New Discovery for Cough and Cold Relief
An advertisement promises Dr King s New Discovery eases coughs colds and throat troubles with a sample at the store s expense. It claims speedy relief for grippe sufferers and offers print bottles priced 0c and 1 00 by J Crawford & Co and Palmer & Kinnebrew Drug Store.
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Chester
Golden wedding celebrated by Rev F M Haygood
In Atlanta on Thursday Rev F M Haygood marked fifty years of marriage. The Clarke county native is seventy five and ordained at Mars Hill on December 19 1341. He kept sermons from fifty one years totaling 3110. He preached Atlanta's first sermon. He has sisters Mrs Sarah Thornton of Athens and Mrs Mary A Jackson of Oconee.
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Atlanta
F. M. Haygood
Haygood
Clarke County
Mars Hill
Sarah Thornton
Athens
Mary.a. Jackson
Oconee Sougaty
Towanda
Sayre
James McNamara
Johnnie Hill
Richard Hill
George Lockett
Billy Sergeant
Fred McAvoy
Waverly
Waveriz
Fuggsvalo
Cuey
Marele
Hy Leydon
Sullivan County
MureHe
Eral
John
Johnson
Ales
Cointon
Georgia
Cox
Valuable Remedy Endorsed by State Senate Leader
Hon. Edmund L. Pitts, former New York State Senate president, writes praising 4 week’s Porous Pias terns as a valuable remedy based on five years of use in his family. He asserts effectiveness and safety for household health needs.
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Edmund L. Pitts
The
Late
New York State Senate
Stars of
New York
SexaTe Coamben
Weck
Prohibitionists Choose St John as Temporary Chairman
The national Prohibition convention in Cincinnati selected ex Governor John P. St John of Kansas as temporary chairman. A dispute over voting rules arose with J B Cranfill of Texas arguing for full voting rights for each delegation, despite travel costs. The controversy led to a partial adoption of Cranfill’s amendment, and the session adjourned after naming platform and national committees.
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Cincinnati
John P. St. John
Kansas
A. F. Wolfenbarger
Nebraska
J.B Cranfield
Texas
Cranfill
Platform Committee
National Committee
Platform
Delates
Louisiana
South Carolina
Committee On Permanent Organization
Colonel Ritter
Indianapolis
Sam Small
Deleates
Mr ‘Small
Ladies Prepare for Confederate Veterans Reunion in Athens
The ladies will lead preparations for the Confederate veterans reunion this month in Athens. A long list of invited attendees was omitted from the published notices, and many local women and wives of Confederate soldiers are urged to attend and assist. A forwarded anecdote mentions medical products and testimonials, including Prickly Pear remedies, with unrelated shopper notes interwoven.
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W P Welch
W J Morton
Geo Men
D-Subose
Tow Vincent
A H O'Farrell
H Palmer
A L Hull
Geo. W Mabry
Pipe Barrow
John Benedict
Maggie Morton
Daisy Talmadge
Maggie Talmadge
Louise DuBose
Estelle Ritch
May Hall
Sophie Schaller
Jule Moss
Julia Carlton
Athens
Murrell Custody Agreement From 1891 Athens Case
In Newton county Georgia on January 3 1883 Joseph W Murrell Rebecca L Murrell and Joseph C H Murrell and Katie C Murrell dissolve custody controls for minor children. Rebecca L Murrell gains custody of Katie and Joseph W Murrell gains custody of Joseph C Murrell with agreed visiting rights and shared communication. Homestead property in Athens Georgia to be sold and proceeds split among the four minors or their guardians with agents named if needed. Notarized copy sworn May 3 1891 by T A Burke and witnessed by E F Edwards.
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New York
Max Marezk
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Athens
Robert Elliot
Texas
Cobbs
Marcys
Georgia
Williams
Bella Romaine
Thad
California
Katie Ted
CTA
KATIR
Mei
Father
Bod
Sam
Joseph C
Murrell
Rebecca L. Murre
Rebecca L Murrell
Katie C. Murrell
Joseph W. Murrell
Katie C
Rebecca L. Murrell
Joseph C. H
Pope Banon
Limar Corb
Athene
Joseph C. H. Murrell
Pope Barrow
Lamar Cobb
James M. Pace
Covington
J. W. Magrxtt
Reszeca L. Murrell
E. F. Edwards
Newton County
Clarke County
T. A. Burke
Population of Athens and throat lung complaints warned
The note states the population of Athens is about and asserts at least half are troubled with throat and lung affections. It urges readers not to miss the chance to caution others about these health concerns according to statistics.
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Athens
Agricultural Appropriation Passes House First
July 1 reports the House approving the conference on the agricultural appropriation bill by 168 to 46 with the previous question. The session then moved to labor matters and passed a Senate bill granting thirty days leave for the Government Printing Office employer. The eight hour law provisions were debated as adjournment loomed for Tuesday and a vote on the silver bill was postponed due to Morgan's absence.
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Wasuixarox
Hatch
Yeas
Committee On
Labor
Tareney
Missouri
Senate
Government Printing Office
Tars
Ney
McPherson
Morgan
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