Rousing Democratic Rallies Sweep North Georgia Area
Georgia crowds gather at Kellerson Watkins ville Gainesville Carnesville and Washington as the Imperishable Doctrines of Democracy are expounded Hastings edition. The old Democratic flag remains afloat as third party supporters return to their traditional allies.
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Kellerson
Watkinsville
Gainesville
Carnesville
Washington
Hastings
Thomas G. Lawson
Congres Mann
Mesers
W. RK. Littl
L J. McConnell
Atlanta
Hill Hall
Wilkes
Gainevitte
Hall
Allen D. Caddler
Ginesville
Wasainet
Jackson County Democratic Rally and County Meetings
Jackson County held a large Democratic gathering with an executive committee elected to lead campaigns. Speakers praised democracy, condemned Third Party efforts, and scheduled future meetings across Harmony Grove Apple Valley Hoschton Johnsons School Harris' School Maysville Clarkesboro Chandler's Court Ground Jefferson with marching crowds and enthusiastic support for Democratic principles and tariff reform.
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Messrs
R. 4. MuGarity
J. D. Pike
Jesse L. Smith
W. T. Thurmond
D. M. Nix
Sanford Wilson
G. P. Trout
W. C. Appleby
W.T. Clarke
W. B. McCants
T. ©. Williams
J. A. Thompson
Jones Sell
Capt
T. C. Williams
Veterans of Democracy
Alsa Moore
W. P. Boggs
Winn
Twitty
Jackson County
Harmony Grove
Apple Valley
Hoschton
Johnson’s School
Harris
Maysville
Clarkesboro
Chandler’s Court
Jefferson
Grand Old County
Jackson
Harmony Grow Club
Barber Banke
Nicholson Club
Jeffrson
Court House
A. T. Bennett
T. W. Reed
Athens
F.C. Tate
Pickens
J Newton Twitty
Col. Tate
Mr. Twitty
D.' M Nix
Nix
Democratic Executive Committee
Col
W. W. Stark
Garmeer. T
Archishop Kendrick Illness Keeps Confirmation Appointments
Anxiety grips Catholic circles as Archbishop Kendrick's health prevents confirmation engagements after illness following his jubilee. A separate report notes Lewis Jenkins killed Perry Munroe with a Winchester rifle fifteen miles from town. Jenkins claims self defense and surrendered to authorities. Resolutions endorsing Rev Parkhurst were passed by Presbyterian ministers at Bautmorn. An advertisement promotes PB P tonic for stomach and blood issues.
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Kendrick, Sr. Lous
Kendrick
Seem
Lewis Jenkins
Perry
Munroe
Jenkins
Parkhurst
Bautmorn
Presbyterian Ministers
New York
Secretary Foster answers questions on silver bullion policy
Washington May 3 Secretary Foster replies to Senate inquiries on the silver bullion purchase under the 1890 act. He details totals of notes issued, outstanding silver purchases, gold exchanges, treasury holdings, delivery rules, and the department’s lack of power to move prices. confirms 9.4 million ounces bought costing about $89.6 million, with value at current prices around $77.8 million.
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Wasutxoton
Foster Ubly
Senate
Morgn
Unite States
Mab Penn
Treasury
Treauty
United States
Ud. O. V.okers
Tansutts
Treasury Department
Bard
WAR IS DECLARED IN EARLY JAZZY POLITICAL CRISIS
Washington reports announce contesting delegates from the south allied to anti Harrison forces. Platt, Quay, and others plan to oppose the president in Washington. Senator Aldrich signals no tariff legislation will pass this session, with Republicans backing the McKinley bill and western senators held from reporting the free binding twine bill.
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Washington
Minneapolis
Platt Machine
New York
Platt
Quay
Cullom
Harrison
Pendleton
West Virginia
Paige
Wasuinetos
Aldrich
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Blicans
Warning to Georgia Whites on Politics and Banks
A letter from Louis F Garrard appeals to white Georgians to unite against perceived threats from suffrage advocates and allied groups. He argues against federal interference, urges a new white-majority party, and details a Georgia state bank plan with flexible currency tied to state bonds and land and cotton receipts. He warns against division, urges loyalty to the party, and defends his lack of personal ambition.
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Louis F. Garrard
P Orle
Georgia
Enys
Farmers of
Georgi
Webb
Warner
Toombs
Stephens
Crawford
Benning
Maine
Enterprising pair arrested for alleged deception in New Orleans
W B Adams and Alice Frances Adams, claiming Atlanta as home, were arrested by Detectives Kerwin and Pecora and jailed on ordinance violations prohibiting dangerous characters. They posed as touring actors seeking engagements at local venues and solicited money from railroad workers and Elks members before being released after a false promise.
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New Orleans
W. B. Adams
Alice Frances Adams
Atlanta, Ga
Kerwin and
Pecora
Gaster
Adventuries
St. Charles Theatre
Grand Opera House
West End
Adventurers
Elks’ Organization
New York
Guster
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Tom Watson
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