Foraker Remarks Stir Cincinnati Controversy Debate
Ohio ex governor Foraker faces scrutiny over remarks about Harrison and Blaine. Interwoven reports describe private Dalzell’s travel, speculation on Ohio politics, and a split within Mississippi Alliance tensions amid sub-treasury debates.
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Foraker
Cincinnati
Galis
Touchy Harrison
Waereina
W. Va
Dalzell
Caldwell
Steubenville
McKinsey
Ohio
Harrison
Chicago
Washington
Republican National League
Cincinati
Blaine
Death of an Old Minister Rev W W Oslin dies suddenly
Rev W W Oslin a senior Methodist preacher in North Georgia Conference died at home after a brief illness. He served multiple circuits including Watkinsville and Taborne and was known for strong revival work and steady ministry across Athens Clarke County. His death brings sorrow to many congregations and colleagues.
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W. W. Oslin
C. A. Conaway
Tue Baxwin
Ww. W. Oslin
North Georgia Cenfer
Connee
Oslin
North Georgia
Athens
Oconee County
Ostin
Clarke Way
Old Hutchinson Heads To Pensacola In Mystery
Chicago financier known as Old Hutchinson boards a Pensacola bound train with a small satchel and a ticket. He visited two drinking spots and told bartenders not to expect his return. Authorities later arrest a man believed to be the original Old Hutch in connection with the case.
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Cmtenco
B. P. Hutchinson
Old Hutch
Pensacola
Fla
Chicago
Hutch
Sony
Inpianaronis
Tragic Mob Executes Suspect After Circus Disturbance
In Franklin Tennessee on May 1 a rowdy crowd formed around a ten cent circus. Jim Taylor shot Police Captain Charles Cook during a methamargument and a mob then overpowered the sheriff, hanged Taylor from a side street bridge, and riddled his body with bullets. One circus worker was also shot. The mob acted with apparent organization and leadership.
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Frankin
Tenn
Jim Taylor
Charles Cook
Cook
Sixth Victim Dies In Wedding Poisoning Case
Civowmatt and Crvoixnati report the burial of the bridegroom, Gen Alger linked to cabinet appointment rumors, and that the bride remains ill with several guests gravely ill after the Snooks Herr wedding poisoning. General Veazey notes Proctor may replace Edmunds in the senate.
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Civomwatt
Veazey
Grand Army
Proctor
Edmunds
Senate
Alger
Crvoixnati
Burnett House
Dunn in Atlanta Held for Forgery T: Dunn in Atlanta Held for Forgery
J L Dunn a young man is jailed at the Atlanta station house on a forgery charge after a Sedalia Missouri dispatch alleged a 5400 forging theft and a New Orleans claim of 2500. Detectives fear Dunn’s mule scam links him to a wider forgery ring.
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AtLanta
J. L. Dunn
Couch
Sedalia
Dunn
Se Ee
Resolutions of Respect for Willis Gunnells
A lodge posts resolutions honoring Willis Gunnells who served faithfully. They note his death, praise his character and family, express sympathy to his widow and children, and request publication in the Southern Alliance Farmer and The Weekly Banner. Committee members J. K. Bonn J. O. Fowler and J. Henry Boup send copies to the family.
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Willis Gunnells
Madison County
Southern Alliance
Wexklty Banner
J. EK. Bonn
J. O. Fowler
J. Hzxry Boup
Botkin Impeachment Trial Opens With Damaging Testimony
In Torres Kansas on May 1 the Botkin impeachment hearing began with Dr. J A L Williams of Springfield testifying first. He stated that Botkin appeared drunk four times during one term, signaling a decisive start to the proceedings and the court addressing the pending resolution.
Sheriff Sells Rail Property in Gilmer County
Sheriff Bramlett of Gilmer county has levied on the Marietta and North Georgia railroad property to satisfy taxes and offered it for sale. He has been cited to answer in United States court for contempt, the road being court property.
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Atlanta, Ga
Bramlett
Gilmer County
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad
Gilmer
United States Court
Pair of Crooks Nabbed After Nationwide Swindle Run
New York April 30 Chief Inspector Byrnes's men arrested James Hall alias James Huntley and Andrew J Conover, two swindlers who defrauded banks across the country traveling as mule buyers. They admitted nothing but matched the description of the wanted crook. They lived in style and planned to resume operations with new schemes.
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New York
Byrnes
Far West
Texas
New England States
James Hall
James
Albert Huntsley
Andrew J. Conover
Exeed
Sprgrek Ani
Vie Catenen
Neghers
nThe
Par
Ares
Banker’s Almanac
Ing
United States
Dairyman Edward Goshkey Drowns After Pursuit by Son
Edward Goshkey a dairyman near Lancaster Pennsylvania drowned in Conestoga Creek after fleeing an ax chase with his 14 year old son in pursuit He leaped a fence into the stream and his body was recovered five hours later The boy narrowly escaped exhaustion following the pursuit prior to this act he had previously attempted suicide by poison but that attempt failed and acted as an emetic
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Lancaster
Edward Goshkey
Pavethio
Fifty Hundred Strike Among Washington Mines
Five hundred coal miners near Washington Indiana walk out over a driver’s discharge. The dispute widens as owners and workers stand firm, signaling a potentially long strike period. A separate freight locomotive explosion in Oswego, New York kills engineer James Cummings and injures others, with cause undetermined. A bombshell document attack on physicians in New York sparks federal attention.
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Washington
Ind
Washketon
Centaary de
Osweao
N. Y
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
James Cummings
Ceyriely
Pigs Teeth and Horse Hay Fed in Pasture Guide
The article details pig dentition to age pigs by teeth from birth to tusks and aging cues for boars and sows. It also notes Hay for Horses by Professor Henry, stating ten pounds of hay suffices for a horse fed on grain and warns against overfilling hay chutes.
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Henry
An Authoritative Decision and Jollity Theater Mixup
A short tale shows a boy proving the moon not made of green cheese by study. A theater ticket hiccup follows with Mr. Younghusband securing crimson seats at the Jollity prompting wife admonitions about dress color. The pieces read as brief Life and Fanny Folks notes with a punchy epigram.
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Tommy
Sadie
Papa
Mr. Younghusband
Prose Snippets and Local News Fragments
A collage of quotes and brief notes. social chatter, engagement rings, family scenes, and a few Athens items. References include Fassett and Horace Fledgely, a jewelry remark, and mentions of the Germania Club, Athens stock farm talk, and local drummers in Hancock Avenue.
Washington's Sword and Brown's Quest for Power
A Century excerpt links John Brown's 1850s raid to a belief in divine aid via a Washington relic sword said to have been given by Frederick the Great. Brown’s spy Cook visits Bel Air, Brown seeks the sword for strategic prestige, detouring six of his men and costing half a day and seventeen lives in pursuit of a mythical artifact.
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Washington
John Brown
South
Brown
Frederick the Great
Cook
Bel Air
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Horse Shoers OF
Athens, GA
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Georgia
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BTC
Broad Street
Paisre Aval Augusta
Gahanes Veuve Clicquot Fonsardin
Urbana Wine Comy Company
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Mr. Nicefellow
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Hancock Avenue
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Broad St
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