Gladstone’s Small Majority Spurs No-Confidence Effort
Gladstone seeks anti-Parnellite pledge for unified no confidence vote and timing on home rule with Irish tweaks. He notes prior parliaments and warns a small majority cannot deter steady work for the country. Pall Mall Gazette doubts cowardice or delay in his plan.
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Gladstone
Loxpon
Kirkmichael
Braemer
Pulochry
House of Commons
Pall Mall Gazette
Zast
Murdered His Young Wife in Bangor Case Charged in Brewmont
Photog C G Page arrested in Brewmont Ind on murder charge after his young wife Eliza Logan of South Chicago died July 5 in Bangor Me under suspicious circumstances. Page and Logan were both jailed without bail awaiting further proceedings. A separate report from Beckyeap Ga notes a lightning strike damaged a colored school house injuring several, two pupils killed and two others badly burned.
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Brewmont
Ind
C. G. Page
Bangor
Eliza Logan
South Chicagzo
Page
Beckyeap
Wilie Butler
Associated Press
Handa
Pitrsnura
Homestead Mills
Fuur
Pittsburg
H. C. Frick
Homestead
Hugh O'Donnell
Burgess McLuckie
McLuckie
Sunday law enforcement drives Orleans effort
An organ ice effort is being made to enforce the Sunday closing law resisted by saloon keepers. A campaign will begin Sunday. In St. Louis the Waters Pierce Oil Company refinery and main plant on Fourteenth and Katt street is on fire with heavy expected losses.
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New Orleans
Orleans
St. Louis
St. Lois
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil
Fourteenth and
Katt Street
Kolb Jones War Clashes Escalate at Alabama Rally
In Birowinenam Alabama on July 22 a Kolb rally in Tuscaloosa broke into a near clash as Col P G Bowisan faced Maj W H Gorman who had shifted allegiance to Jones. A water dispute sparked the confrontation before Cooler heads intervened. Also in Michigan, the Republican state convention nominated Solomon Rich for governor and J W Giddings for lieutenant governor with party platform endorsing Minneapolis nominees.
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Birowinenam
Ala
Tuscaloosa
P. G. Bowisan
Kolb
W. H. Gorman
Jones
Gorman
Bowman
Washington
Ntional Re Nbhea
Democratic Party
Reb
Sasixnaw
Mich
T. Rich
Elba
J. W. Giddings
Wwesfort
Dale Jochim
Marqnette
Attie
Minneapolie &Nd
House Rules Report A One Hour Committee Call Rule
Washington July 20 The House adopts a rule allowing committees to be called for one hour after reports during the session to bring up measures or calendar items for action. O Neill of Missouri pushes for a session to consider commerce bills. Cum mings of New York objects.
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Washington
House
Burrows
Michigan
Committee On Rules
O'Neill
Missouri
Committee On Commerce
Cummings
New York
Culberson
Committee On
Judiciary
Senate
South Carolina
Democratic changes stir Mississippi and North Carolina politics
The People's party gains ground in Mississippi as Frank Burkitt shifts allegiance and J A Jamison withdraws from Democratic race to join the People's party. In North Carolina a Republican plan for fusion appears, signaling a new era with two state tickets possible. Local races in Kentucky and New York reapportionment trends touch party dynamics and election prospects.
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North Carolina
Rawugh
Republican
People’s Party
Baseball Record Of Southern And National Leagues
Summary of scores from Southern League games in Atlanta Montgomery Birmingham Memphis and New Orleans plus National League results in Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn with Louisville Chicago and Cleveland also listed. Included unrelated anecdote about Judge Boulware and a granddaughter reciting a prayer.
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Atlanta
Macon
Montgomery
Mobile
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
National League
Baltimore
Pittsty
Washington
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Louisville
Life’s Value Question in Teething Era Cordial Claim
A patient mother grieving over a child’s teething related death questions life’s worth. The text cites Dr. Bigger’s Huckleberry Cordial as a supposed remedy that could have brightened life, implying medical quackery. This piece critiques reliance on questionable tonics and warns readers about unsafe treatments.
Minor items from Athens county notes and social gossip
The column recalls a string of local tidbits from Athens area including a new hotel planned before winter, returned visitors including Jim King and Wm Pittman, new Baxyer subscribers, crop reports despite political debates, notes on Col Frank Hughes and Capt Cran Oliver, and various social mentions of Miss Middlebrooks and Rev Toombs DuBose. It cites the Clarke County Building and Loan, Judge Thomas improving, and local school commissioners visiting Athens.
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Jim King
Prince
Broad Street
Tennessee
Wm. Pittman
Clayton Street
Jackson County
Bertling
Col
Frank M. Hughes
North
Georgia
Capt
Cran Oliver
W. H. Fuller
DuBose
Clarke County Building and Loan Association
Messrs. Griffith & Charbonnier
Georgia Items Spark Rural Club in Lumpkin and Grapes Growers
A Savannah dispatch reports Arthur Clarke murdered at Lyons and a jail breakout in Irwinton. J A Bulloch ships apples north while Georgia faces lightning deaths, rail damage, and heavy rains. Talbotton weighs court house bonds. Albany notes grape grower J M Tift thriving with shipments of over two thousand pounds on Saturday and a year of strong grape demand.
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Arthur Clarke
Lyons
Talbotton
Court House
State of Georgia
Talbot County
Albany News and Advertiser
J. M. Tift
Houlan
Worth
Dougherty
Southern Express Company
Mr. Tift
The
Express Company
Tift
Balgat
News and Advertiser
Dr Frederick F Moore Specialist in Macon Ga
Dr Frederick F Moore, specialist, permanently located in Macon, treats rectal and genito urinary diseases without the knife. Includes rupture, piles, fistula, and related conditions with cure guaranteed. Consultation free. Office hours 9 to 6. Pamphlet available. 718 Mulberry Street, Macon Ga.
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Frederick F. Moore
Macon
Mulbere de Ite
F i. Charel
Macon -Ga
Ugly Situation in Homestead Frays with Troops and Miners
The Homestead strike sees sympathy for miners but rejects by force or lawless means. Pennsylvania troops under General Snowden guard the scene after miners dispersed, yet hostility toward the garrison grows. Troop stay aims to ensure peace while authorities warn of a possible future uprising if lawful settlement fails.
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Collumbus Enqquirer-Sun
Homestead
Pinkerton
Carnegie Company
Pennsylvania
Snowden
Wrinkle for the Rind and the Vanity of Love
A fragment from a literary piece mocks romantic pretense. A blind beggar bows to a passing lady and pleads for pity, while another character dismisses love as vanity and flattery, arguing marriages arise from vanity on both sides.
Estelle’s Bicycle Lesson Ends In Mix Up
Estelle and her young man received a nickel bicycle after persistent pleas to her father. He hid the wheel to teach a lesson. At 1 am the missing bike caused the young man to walk four miles home. Breakfast reveals the misdirected punishment and a lesson about care.
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Stelle
Estelle
Papa
George
Scott
Can't Fool Detroit Women
A con artist tries the front and side doors and the kitchen, fails to enter, and is thwarted by a wary Detroit woman. He candidly praises the house then delivers a drawling, ornate greeting before she slams the door. He admits the gag has failed and fears Detroit will be a wilderness for him.
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Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Hard to Suit and Weather Woes in August Rural Sketch
A farmer frets that the corn and feed fields suffer from too much rain and cool weather, despite a warm day. He laments dry spells needed for ripening and criticizes the unpredictable harvest, reflecting farmer grumblers of rural life. Interleaved quips show playful language about illness and social banter.
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Pease
Minister Marries Couple After Long Delay
A local hackman was summoned to a clergy house to take a minister to a meeting. After a dispute about delaying the wedding, the minister returned, and the couple finally left in a carriage. The bride whispered to the groom that she was sure of it as they drove away. Lewiston Jour.
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Iris Tue Prince
John R. Stephens
Athens
Georgia Normal and Peabody Institute
Stephens
Hackman
Carus
George
Lewiston Jour
Frits the waiter turns chaotic dining room headline
Frits, once a failed horse car driver, becomes a downtown restaurant waiter. Patrons discover his talent and the room erupts when a stubborn patron orders odd dishes. A tense moment follows as the waiter hurries to the kitchen with a strange request and the dining room erupts into turmoil.
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Frits
Fritz
Sita
Sloan
Ton
When Oscar Comes She Lays Down Her Paper
A collage of quotes from periodicals notes Oscar Wilde and other items. It mentions Miss Kostick and Miss Pretti with a remark about memory spanning thirty years, referencing Yankee Blade and New York Weekly. A joke about a cottage behind a wife's trunk appears.
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Oscar
Oscar Wilde
Leo
Walt
Guardian of Tober CIL Ban Applies for Dismissal Letters
The guardian bey Thomas seeks letters of dismissal for Tob er Cil Ban and all persons are cited to show cause at the August term. The said application should be entered for S. M. Hrmgryarox, Ord’v.
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Cranxe County
Oral Chambera
Sidney Echols
Silasols
Bey Thomas
Tober
Cil Ban
S. M. Hrmgryarox
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