At the Normal School Governor Northen Praises Work
Governor Northen visits the Georgia Normal School with Commissioner Bradwell. He addresses teachers, calls the school the grandest concept for forty years, urges support from the General Assembly, and attends a reception and photo sessions. Tonight a Confederate Soldier lecture at Rock College and Peabody Institute sessions follow.
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Gov. Northen
Bradwell
Atlanta
Commissioner Bradwell
Governor Northen
Georgia
Carolina
Northern
H.C. Tuck
J. B. Evans
J. B. Toomer
T. W. Reed
Northen
Rock College
Barry
Commonwealth
Gov. Northern
Isis
General Assembly of Georgia
Ae Northen
Caroline
Joseph T. Derry
Macon
Peabody Institute
Electric Bitters Promoted as Cure All Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a purer medicine that cures liver and kidney ailments, pimples, boils, salt rheum, malaria, headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It guarantees satisfaction or refunds, with 50 cent and $1.00 bottle prices listed at local merchants.
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John Crawford & Co
Palmer & Kionbrew
Congress Committee Testimony in Holmestead Affair
July 14 report from Proresort notes Chairman Frick of Carnegie Steel faced the Oates sub committee. Frick hinted he helped supply arms to Pinkerton men amid inquiry. Sheriff McCleary said locals refused to join his posse for fear of death. Weihe testified on mill contracts and nonunion work. O’Donnell declared unafraid as questions pressed about contracts and threats.
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Proresort
Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Oates
Pinkerton
McCleary
Boutner
William Weihe
Pelite Association
Judge Taylor
Pinkertons
Taylor
Weihe
Hugh O'Donnell
Mr. Oates
O'Donnell
Whitney Wavers on Accepting Democratic Chair
Crowds and political leaders press ex secretary Whitney to accept the Democratic national committee chair amid party-wide insistence. Dispatches from New York report wavering but comments from Cleveland and other prominent figures urge acceptance as the preferred outcome.
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Buzzards Bay
Mass
Cleveland
New York
Whitney
Democratic National' Committee
Land
In the Old Ninth to Victory Nomination Unanimous
Gainesville Ga July 13 The Democratic convention of the ninth district met in the Superior court room with Hon A J Munday presiding and Hon Charles A Brand elected permanent chairman Delegates from all counties attended and the majority rule for nomination was adopted James Simmons nominated Carroll Tate and Tyler M Peeples nominated Tate received 27 1 2 votes and Peeples 17 1 2 Tate was declared the nominee unanimously A district executive committee and strong campaign team were appointed to back Tate including George R Brown as chairman and W B Tate secretary The convention adjourned sine die with the ninth district solid for democracy
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Gainesville
Ninth Congressional District
Superior Court Room
A. J. Munday
A. P. Wofford
Banks County
Charles A. Brand
Gwinnett
Ho. F. D. Gurley
Couny of Lumpkin
Shatin
Congress
General Assembly
W. E.simmons
Buck”? Cardler
Unior
Banks
Col Simmons
Pickens County
James Simmons
Carol Tate
Buch” C.ndler
Union
J. W. Austin
Hall County
Ho . Tyler M Peeples
I. Moses Rchardson
Hal County
W. P. Boggs
Jackson
Joseph Allen
Umpkin
E M. Hook
Milton
E Wofford
Pickwns
F. A Bleckley
Rabin County
W. A. McCord
Towns
J. F. Walker
Caion
Courtney
White County
Charles A. Brind
George R Brown
Acme
Theat Homen
Brown
George R. Brown
Notice of dissolution of Hodgson & Co insurance brokerage
Notice of dissolution states Geo T Hodgson & Co dologsm insurance and brokerage business is dissolved by mutual consent effective June 1 1892 W W Turner retires Geo T Hodgson continues business taking all liabilities and collecting all debts due the firm Geo T Hodgson W W Tosuxe
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Geo. T. Hodgson & Co
Dologsm Insurance
W. W. Turner
Geo.t. Hodgson
Geo.t. Hopason
W. W
Rioters in Paducah Vow Lynching After Clash
In Paducah Kentucky on July 14 a 100 man police patrol was reinforced as about 150 negroes clashed with shots near Oak Grove cemetery. Citizens armed with Winchesters patrolled streets while authorities sought leaders of the Monday mob. The violence followed plans to lynch white man J E Randle, pending a governor ordered inquiry and state guards were deployed.
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Papucah
Oak Grove Cemetery
Paducah
Louisville
Burgess
Hill
J. E. Randle
James Bennett
Randle
Gross
Gervige
Aeputies U
Ben
Congress OKs Exposition Funds With Restrictions
In Washington on July 14 the sundry civil appropriation bill moved forward after quashing Mr. Quay s Sunday closing amendment and approving his plan for 10 000 000 souvenir half dollars for the Columbian exposition. Peffer s liquor sale ban on exposition ground passed, with limits on medals and services set at 500 000. The measure remains in committee and may be revised on report back to the Senate amid debate over a government printing office site in Washington.
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Washington
Journal
Mr. Quay
Sanders
Yeas
Quays
Peffer
Allison
Senate
Government Printing Office
Gladstone Elected in Midlothian After Heated Campaign
In Midlothian division Edinburghshire 11 000 of 13 296 electors cast ballots. Gladstone's majority stands at 690, a sharp shift from 1885 and 1886 results. Conservatives and Liberal Unionists claim education campaigns swung voters, while Gladstone explains Liberal home rule aims. Returns show 230 Conservatives and 208 Liberals Unionists among others.
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Lussex
Midlothian
Edinburghshire
Gladstone
Hithriio
Gild|stone
Great Britain
Liberal Party
Brick Makers Strike Fire Destroys Jones Clemens Brick Plant
Yesterday noon Jones and Clemens brick factory workers demanded higher pay and walked off after the refusal. By midnight the huge plant and a large share of machinery were burned, with losses estimated near 30000 dollars and only 10000 insured. Suspect arson by the workers is being investigated.
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Anpensonx
Snud
Jones & Clemens
Terrible explosion blasts miners near Buckeye mine
Helena Montana July 15 — a thunderstorm preceded a massive blast at the Buckeye mine cabin. Miners David J. Burnett Peter McDonald and Daniel Wallace were killed as portions of their bodies were scattered. it took three hours to gather the remains. The cause and amount of powder remain unknown.
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Helena
Mont
Buckeye
David J. Burnett
Peter McDonald
Daniel Wallace
Walaces
Southern League Baseball Results and Epidemic Precautions
The Southern League games list Atlanta over Chattanooga 8 to 5 at Montgomery 7 to 5 for Memphis over New Orleans 2 to 5 and Macon 3 to 1 over Birmingham. An Navy Surgeon General order requires vaccination for crews arriving at Louisville harbor due to a smallpox outbreak, with 226 local workers to be vaccinated and routes to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati specified. Subterranean vaults found in Columbus during excavations spark interest. former resident Mrs. Arabella Strickler claims hiding places were used to shelter fugitive slaves before the war.
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Lergiss
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Macon
Birmingham
Louisville
United States Navy
Will Griffith
Griffith
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columpus
Arabella Strickler
Bitter county political clash ends in fatal shooting at Clayton
A St Louis county Republican nomination dispute sparked a fatal duel in the Probate Court room in Clayton as Sheriff Emil L Dorenbach shot ex Assessor W S Smith during a heated exchange over factions. Smith died as Dorenbach was arrested by the coroner amid talk of lynching.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
Clayton
Emil L. Dorenbach
W. S. Smith
Pition
Smith
Duzenbach
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J.C. Bennett
Lumpkin
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Jackson County
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New York City
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Athens, GA
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