National Reform Conference Draws Delegates to St Louis
St Louis hosts delegates for the National Reform conference with attendees paying up to twenty dollars a day for the Southern hotel. The alliance mix includes Knights of Labor, Northern Farmers Alliance, Colored Alliance, prohibitionists and suffragists. Political tensions rise as independent reformers gain influence over the proceedings.
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Amalis
St. Louis
Southern Hotel
National Farmers Alliance
Hich
Ocala
Knights of Labor
Northern Farmers’ Alliance
Colored Alliance
Prohibitionista
Alvorates
Hotel Richelien
Georia
Ansan
Knanssa
Orgin
North Carolina
Fennesses
Inna
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Conticut
New York
Michigan
Wiscon
Montana
Missouri
Colorado
Morgin
Congress
Mi Moses
Livingston
W. A. Ison
Americus
C. ©. Post
Sinsville
H. C. Ellington
Morn
J. M. Gilmore
Hagan
M. Q.uch
Columbus
W.R. Kemp
Insboro
Oscar Parker
Atlanta
Citie Alliance
Revolt Against Tillman in South Carolina Calls for State Ticket
A call signed by thirteen leaders including General Hampton and Edward McCrady urges a convention on the fourth Thursday in March to nominate a Democratic state ticket. The document voices a temperate but firm stance against the Tillman administration amid Confederate Veterans activity.
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Ation
South Carolinas
Lunia
Tilliman
Crystal
Vetera
D* Hampton
Edward McCrady
Cheston
John C. Shep
Johnson Hargood
BE. C. Murry
William Mro
M. P. Howell
South
Olina
Delegates Push Independent Action at Farmers Alliance Convention
St Louis February 29 The conference of producers organizations intends to declare for independent political action. Polk and Donnelly led the day with fiery speeches endorsing alliance goals and criticizing the two major parties. Credentials choices sparked clashes between Georgia and other states as county and national alliances vie for influence.
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St. Loo
Firth Day
Conferences of Producers’ Organizations
Democratic Party
Poli
United States
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Farmere
Farrow
Weaver
Ignatius ‘Donnelly
People’s Party
Jerry Simpson
Georgia
Farmers’ Alliance
Livingston
Polk
Alabama
California
Iowa
Ellington
Citizens’ Alliance
Georgia Farmer's ‘Alliance
Donnelly
Thesday
Alliance
Ignatious Donnelly
Congress
Panera
Committee On
New York
Michigan
Texas
America
Tien
Spinteene Pand
Grover Clare- Seldeemsida
Jay- Gould
Farmers’ Alliance Mutual Benefit
National Farmers’ AJ
National, Colored Alliance
National Citizens’ Alliance
Patrons ‘of Industry
Women’s Right Advocates At Conference Select Willard
Frances E. Willard and Ben Terrell chosen vice presidents of the conference as Miss Willard urged inclusion of women in citizenship. Warwick of Virginia elected assistant officer amid crowd noise and hissing. Colonel L L Polk nominated for a permanent position.
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Someroot
Mies Hoffman
Mra. F. A
Warwick
Adadms
Cannon
L. L. Polk
Specter and Georgia split spark heated third party clash
At a St. Louis convention Southern delegates threatened to bolt if the body moved to a third party. Livingston and Georgion led the faction, with North Carolina joining. tensions rose as the credentital committee’s report favored the third party option and Georgia delegates clashed with Sergeants at Arms during Branch and Livingston’s fiery exchanges.
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St. Louis
Ellington
Branch
Georgia
Livingston Unidea
Loverette Obesity Pills Promoted as Safe Cure
An advertisement touts the Loverette Obesity Pills as the sole safe and reliable obesity treatment. It claims gradual weight loss without wrinkles, backed by European medical endorsement and a Boston testimonial from Henry Perkins of Union Park. Price listed as $2.00 per package or three for $5.00, with orders via registered mail from The Leveretta Specific Co. in Boston.
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Loverette
Europe
Henry Perkins
Union Park
Boston
Leveratta Spécific Co
Washington’ St
Boston Mass
Tow Green Confederate Veterans Hold Tex Union Reunion
A Tow Green brigade of Confederate veterans about eighty men with families gathered at Corpus Christi. They were met at the depot by a large crowd including Brenham and Cornet Bend units, the fire department in uniform, and civic turnout. An oyster bake and refreshments at Roberta followed the parade and festivities.
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Tex
Corpus Christi
Brenham
Cornet Bend
Cornet Bend, and’ As the Vast’ Crowd, Marched ‘the Fire Department and Hak
Roberta
Interstate Commerce post unsettled by NY Tribune note
The New York Tribune suggests President may appoint Judge Judson O Clements ex congressman from Georgia to the Interstate Commerce Commission. A Texas Culberson diversionic tale is cited. alongside reports from Ashston Alabama of Johnston McCail injured by a kicking horse and other brief items from Indianapolis and narrative fragments about Dudley Foulke and Villard in 1883.
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New York Tribune
Ias
Judson O. Clements
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
Culberson
Texas
Grover's Swell and Cleveland Candidacy Outlook
A Columbus report says Cleveland will announce his candidacy focusing on tariff reform. It cites polling claims of gaining southern support while contesting New York and other states, with Campbell and Gray allied for a broad anti-Hill slate. Detroit visit ties Dickinson and Vilas to Cleveland, aiming Michigan support.
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Bodépendent
New York
New
Yorkj
Columbus
Ohio
The
Herald
Tari
Kew ‘Town
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Montana
Oregon
California
Indiana
New Jerasy
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Campbell
New ‘York
Gray
Northwest
New England
Chicago
Hill
Campbell-Cleveland
Detroit
Demarr
Bishell
Gilder
Don M. Dickinson
Vilas
Samuel ‘Lamont
Ater
Absenos Couumans
Ind
Smithy
Robert Smithy
Johnson County
Chilildren
Louisville
Stolen stallion report and local deaths noted in Ga and Ind
Reports from Emasrox Georgia describe the theft of a fine bay stallion from W E Swann near Kingdon with a 900 pound, 16 hands eight year old horse. In Indiana Pat rick McQuaid dies of acute pneumonia aged 48, former mayor in 1886. Jacksonville area notes detail William Critter’s murder and related stabbing at Waldrom caloo quarter.
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Emasrox
W.E. Swann
Aailes
Kingaton
Dent
William Floyd
Mr. Swann
Agesonville
Patrick McQuaid
Sagal
J.’J.danials
Jacksonville
New York Democrats Endorse David B. Hill For President
The New York State Democratic platform pledges tariff reform and sound finance, denounces silver measures, and lauds Governor Hill. Delegates are instructed to unite behind David B. Hill for president and praise Governor Flower’s administration for frugality and efficiency.
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Democratic Party
Hill
Empire State
New York State
Ovin
Municipal
Federai
United States
Democrats of
New- York
Democratic ‘Party
Auper
New Yorks
Demending
David B. Bi.Le
Ban
Sivin
Shextste
Flower
Askarrat
Stata Aifatre
Dissolution Notice of Lowe & Elder Firm
The firm of Lowe and Elder dissolved by Wutuslonsént on January 1802. Each party may settle the accounts owed to the other. immediate payment to A.G. Elder or Tastic Lowe is requested. Public thanks and request for continued patronage are expressed.
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Lowe & Elder
Wutuslonsént
Mc Lowe
A.G. Elder
Tastic Lowe
Lam
BWINE FOR PROFIT Practical Hints for Hog Breeding
Farmers can save money by breeding hogs for home consumption and profit. Focus on smooth long-sows with good bodies and strong constitutions, and select boars with quality traits to improve pig performance. Pigs should arrive in March or April and receive daily grooming for steady growth.
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Philadelphia Farm Journal
Iesia
Rough pig sty improvements for appetite and behavior
The article describes makeshift pig housing and feeding improvements using rough poles, oak strips, crude trough partitions, and monthly wood loads to reduce fighting and keep hogs content. It notes the value of slow feeding and daily charcoal for digestion, with attention to space and weather considerations.
Hog Slaughter Process And Farm Rearing Tactics Revealed
A historical excerpt details humane slaughtering steps and pig handling on small farms. It discusses methods to stun hogs, scalding temperatures, and the logistics of hog hanging to ease butchering. Also notes options for dairy farming including brood cows and profit from skimmilk and whey.
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