Tariff reform as democratic campaign anchor challenges South press
A late 19th century commentary argues tariff reform is the Democratic party’s main issue for 92, urging Southern newspapers to focus on tariff changes over currency reforms. It notes finance chief John Wanamaker faces scrutiny in a Philadelphia bank scandal, yet public figures’ integrity remains questioned rather than proven.
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South
Democratic Party
John Wanamaker
Bethel Sunday School
United States of America
North
John W Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Banger
Mr. Wanamaker
Dog Tray
Tae Banner
Charleston News and Courier
Tax Banner
Athens
Weekend Bargains Hammer Prices Hit The Market
A bold weekly ad taunts readers with dramatic low prices on fabrics and notions. Many items listed include Ki P. Twit at 6 cents, 20 cents Pine Apple Tissues for 2 cents, Cambrics for 2 cents, Sea Island for 4 cents, and various laces, muslins, dress fabrics, and accessories priced well below typical costs. The sale runs from six in the morning to six in the evening, featuring textiles, handkerchiefs, parasols, socks, fans, and tablecloths from multiple brand names with progressive discounts and bulk quantities. The entry emphasizes rapid chatter and a competitive, heavy-hitting price week targeting bargain-hungry customers.
Livingston Denies Alliance Charges In Heated Georgia Interview
Col L F Livingston, president of the Georgia State Alliance, speaks in Atlanta denying accusations from the Georgia Farmers Alliance Monthly. He asserts falsehoods, promises a forthcoming statement, and defends his role on past caucus and editorial questions amid tension with Copeland and Corput. Dr C W Macune accompanies him as they challenge the Mansion Caucus narrative.
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Georgia Farmers Alliance
Alliance
Atlanta Journal
Col
L. F. Livingston
Georgia State Alliance
Atlanta
Generee
Journal
Markham
Georgia Alliance Monthly
Alliance Monthly
Mansion
Capitol
Col. Livingstont
Jackson
Fency
eState Alliance
Jackson’s
Livingston
Tive Committee
State Alliance
Ps Dagee
Copeland
Mavune
Harry Brown
Felix Corput
Corput
Brown
Gantt
Alliance Farmer
Quay
John Livingston
The
Augusta Chronicle
Nellie Bar
Macon
Gordon
Ocala
Wardlaw
South
Fiery bolt strikes Doboy street house injuring four
A lightning bolt struck the Doboy street house of Messrs John Basil and Henry Eidams, injuring Mrs Basil Mrs Eidams and two children. One victim is in serious condition with a severe shock, while the others suffer burns and minor injuries. Doctors Goss and Blosafield attended the scene and all four were examined. a window and plaster were torn out and the room badly damaged.
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Doboy Street
Baldwin Street
John Basil
Henry Eidams
Mrs. Basil
Prohibition Convention Sparks Springfield Rally and Nominees
The State Prohibition convention in Springfield endorses a broad platform including female suffrage. A white rose with leaves serves as party symbol. Rev. Sam Small gives a speech. Ticket nominees include J J Ashe for Governor and W H Mathers for State Treasurer, with several appointments listed. A violent tent fire injures none. reports mention a volcanic eruption at Vesuvian observatory with cautious optimism for early observance.
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Springfield
Sam Small
L i Ae
J. J. Ashe
Eran
He Eiken
Ja Hoween L Te Peake
W. H. Mathers Hamilton
Georse Mao
Darke
Board of of Public
Wale Roaifer
Belmont
Choo Passion
E.P. Zollars
Pi Portage
Danielsville Doings in June Quiet Rural News
Daniels Ga June 11 Special Col A N King a Carnesville lawyer is in the city today. He plans to visit Comer via the G C and N railroad to follow up on interests there. T J McConnell of Carnesville visits with us also involved in Comer. Miss Minnie Wore and Daisy Everhart visit Athens. Col David W Meadow and Ovife visit Athens. Col J F L Bond and J C Daniel visit Athens. Grass is growing and farmers are busy with dull news.
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Daniels
David W. Meadow
Ovife
Athens
J. FL. Bond
J. C. Daniel
Feast of Weeks Observed by Athens Jewish Community
The Israelitish citizens of Athens celebrated the Feast of Weeks, also called Pentecost or Harvest. Jewish residents closed stores for the day while synagogue services were held. Rabbi Bogenstein's illness was reported during services.
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Athens
Bogenstein
Fearful Havoc From Red River Floods Across Texas
Reports from Ardmore and Gainesville describe extreme Red River flooding in Texas since last Sunday. Homes and crops washed away, livestock drowned, rescue boat capsized with casualties, and multiple unidentified bodies recovered in Leon near the river. Emergency conditions persist as authorities tally fatalities.
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Cincinnati
Ardmore
Red River
Texas
Fleetwood
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