Jackson County Democrats Rally Despite Rain
In Jefferson, over five hundred Democrats gathered at the courthouse under Capt. T. C. Williams to nominate delegates for Gainesville and Atlanta conventions. Rev. J. W. Barr introduced Mr. Smith who urged unity, attacked third party schemes, praised the Democratic platform, and stressed home farming and tariff issues as core priorities. Col. Smith and Mr. T. W. Reed urged solidarity as the party claimed a strong position in Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jefferson
Court House
T. C. Williams
Gainesville
Atlanta
Gov
Northen
Wright
Hardeman
Cook
Messrs
B. F. Braselton
W. C. Howard
A. A
Mr. Smith
Jackson County
The Solid South and White Supremacy Theme
Excerpted editorial commentary promotes Democratic unity and white supremacy as the key to Southern political power. It warns against anti-Democratic organizing, urges whites to stand together, and frames negro rule as a threat to labor, order, and prosperity. Also promotes The American Carlsbad waters as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gantt
Southern Alliance Farmer
Columbia
3. C
Southern States
Appomattox
Democratic Party
Great Day for Tammany Democracy in New York
A New York Fourth of July celebration praised the Democracy of Tammany Hall for rallying supporters. Letters from Grover Cleveland and Senator Hill outline independence ideals, Democratic achievements in New York, and a call to uphold constitutional liberty, home rule, and honest government.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Grover Cleveland
Gray Gables
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Thomas F. Gilroy
Tammaby Society
Tammany Society
Grover Craverann
Senator Hill
United States Senate Chamber
Washington
Democratic Party
Penehe
Ames
Congress
Pease Tom
Davin B
Hint
The Washington Visit From a Public Eye
A visitor recalls meeting the President and touring Washington with a public mood. The writer praises democracy at the capital, notes access for common people and women workers, and reflects on the city’s beauty, ambition, and social contrasts.
Reunion of Georgia Troop Artillery urged in Athens
Finance committee seeks at least five hundred dollars for the Third Georgia and the Troop Artillery reunion to honor veterans. Only one hundred ninety dollars raised so far despite efforts. Subscriptions welcomed to Capt. C. G. Talmadge or Capt. C. J. O Farre or Mr. E. I. Smith. Barbecue committee arranging meat supplies and homes opening for veterans’ entertainment. Delegation from Hawkins Zouaves of New York may attend.
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Georgia
C. G. Talmadge
C. J. O’farre
E. I. Smith
Bea
Hawkins Zouaves
New York
Sensible Negro Urges Unity and Vote for Good Government
In Carnesville Georgia on July 2 L H Rucker, described as prosperous and sensible, writes to the Carnesville Tribune urging his race to educate themselves and vote for good government. He recalls white friends aiding his schooling and stresses staying within one boundary line while praising white allies for support during hard times. He notes his efforts among Colored people to influence constructive civic work.
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Lea
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Omaha
White House
Pulic
Washington
National
Union
Lerg
Stesthaashington
Dolly Madison
Russia
Germany
Metropolitan Methodist Sunday School
Georgia
Carnesville
L. HH
Rucker
Carnesville Tribune
South
Remair
L. H. Rucker
Victim Killed In Atlanta Soldier's Home Line Accident
Robert Blan of Lithonia Ga. was riding the dummy to visit his Birmingham brother when his hat blew off and he stepped the wrong way. A journal struck his head, crushing it on Belgium blocks. He died at Grady Hospital. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Atlanta
Robert Blan
Lithonia
Birmingham
Belgium
Grady Hospital
Boy Harry Grant Injured On Park Switchback
Yesterday afternoon at the park a boy named Harry Grant fell from a disused switchback ride after Manager Voss had forbidden its use. He landed hard and broke his arm near the shoulder. He was taken to his mother Mrs J A Grant on Handtk avenue where Dr Benedict attended him.
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Harry Grant
Voss
J. A. Grant
Benedict
Seis Sa
Campbell declines chairmanship in national committee
Milwauke Wis telegraphed from Chicago reports H C Paine in consultation with Campbell who never definitively accepted the national committee chair. Paine notes some clients including P D Armour and Chicago Gas Co blocked him from surrendering the current year’s practice to take the post.
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Chicago
Milwauke
Wis
H.C. Paine
Campbell
Paine
National Committee
P. D Armour
Chicago Gas Company
Strength and Health Remedy Advertisement Note
Fragmentary ad copy from a 19th century periodical promotes a health remedy. Text references a product by John & Co. and Palmer & Binnebrew Drug, claiming benefits for weak stomach and fatigue, with claimed relief for sick headaches. OCR errors hamper precise details but market tone and branding remain clear.
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Sim
John &Co
Palmer & Binnebrew
Weaee’s Around Ch Chess Be Prosector Raid
Mumbled garbled text fragment mentions dizziness gangrene and a vague raid context. No clear persons places or events are readable to anchor a factual card.
Violent Irish Political Routs Before Crowds
July 3 in North Louth and surrounding towns saw heavy clashes as Healy and allied supporters faced Parnellites. Parades, sticks, stones, and multiple injuries marked meetings in Limerick Newry and Limerick during anti-Pernellite addresses by O’Brien and McCarthyites.
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Timothy Heals
North Louth
Healy
Wwwu
F Yuent
Limerick
William O'Brien
O’brien
O'Brien
Johnson
Newry
Farwell Letter Flays Campbell Appointment Clash
In Harrison’s Campbell July 4 report ex Senator Farwell of Illinois criticizes President Harrison for not appointing William J. Campbell as Chicago collector of customs. The Post prints Farwell’s questions, noting the President once called Campbell a professional lobbyist and unfit for a federal post.
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Wasasxeron
Farwell
Illinois
Harrison
William J. Campbell
Chicago
Campbell
United States
William James Campbell
Republican National Committee
Senate
Congress
National Committee
Democratic meeting nominates Crisp delegates in Hawkinsville
In Hawkinsville on July 4 a Democratic meeting elected delegates to state senatorial and congressional conventions. J R McDuffie was chairman and J R Baverly secretary. A nominating committee was appointed and Col J J Hodges spoke on the force bill. Delegation members include Overby, McDaffe, Baskin, Smith, Anderson, Fulghum, Wilcox, Sayles, Dukes, and McLemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkinsville
J. R. McDuffie
J. R Baverly
Col. C. CO. Smith
C. R. Warren
D. Rhodes
M. Blount
J. Anderson
J. J. Hodges
T. H. Overby
J. B. Mc Daffe
J. O. Baskin
C. C. Smith
W. M Anderson
R. G. Fulghum
J.L. B. Wilcox
H. M. Sayles
G. R. Dukes
J. W.mclemore
Crisp
Died on Sunday Night Mr J N Osborn Passes Away
Mr J N Osborn of Ozborn and Bro Prince Avenue died after a brief illness. He was stricken Thursday and died within hours. Funeral at Mars Hill Church Monday afternoon. He was a former citizen of Oconee County with many friends in that county and Athens.
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J. N. Osborn
J. N. Oaborn
Ozborn & Bro
Prince Avenue
Mars Hill Church
Oborn
Oconee County
Athens
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Ais
Rot
H&ads
Harrison's
Pulaski
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Aaorman Eptly
Seeaees
Macon
Scrofula
Ayer
E. S. Lyndon’s
Will C. Bearvorkville
S.C, Sis
Allaci
Mann, Mannvills
Swift SpEcific Co
Alg Co
Cedar St
New Ulg
Wesleya! Female Institute
Staunton
Virginia
Ena Ley
Weite
WM. A. Harris
D. J
Stanton
Parker
Neek Parker
Liebig Company
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Gure
Frederick F. Moore
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