Senator Mahone Dying Yet Living Hopeful At Midnight
In Washington the ailing Senator Mahone is gravely ill with nervous rigidity this morning. late night signs showed potential improvement. A three year old son of Congressman Chandler is dangerously ill with pneumonia. J W Woolfolk advocates Buchanan’s river project funding of 1000000 for Chattahoochee. Debts show March decrease of 14238314, total debt since 1883-06-30 at 81828308, treasury cash 402875211, gold certificates 104236400, silver 116403161, deficit certificates 15475000, floating bonds 346081016, and fractional currency 69% including losses.
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Wassinator
Mehone qeken
Candler
J. W. Woolfolk
Columbus
river and harbor committee
Buchanan
Chattahoochee
Randolph Tucker
Aiken
committee of education
aulver
Washington April 1 Battle over Library Bill Looms
The text describes Washington action on April 1 to discuss an ambitious national library building project. It outlines a $550,000 land purchase, a stone palace 459 by 309 feet, and an 8 4 acre footprint, with debate about cost per volume and comparisons to the British Museum. It notes related imperial and congressional discussions, and mentions presidential dining and party dynamics.
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Warne Bat
National Library
Wasmington
capitol
A. R Hytey
Boston
areniteat
British museum
London
congre xang
Fnythermore
J. Q. A. Ward
Washington
Cincinnati Riots and Military Guard Renewed
A Cincinnati riot report details about 200 killed or wounded as state troops restore order. The Commercial Gazette recalls loot and disorder, condemns authorities, and notes troops returning home while divisions blame Sheriff Hawkins and Governor Hoadly for mismanagement.
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Cincimvati
Murat Hatatesd
Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati
secreti ss
Newport
treasury
Tne
hegas
sxty
Muse hall
ublic
Hillsboro
Columbus
Governor's Guards
court house
epoth
Hoadly
John Desmond
Volkablatt
Freie Presse
Hawkins
Stephens
Hondly
The
Hawking
crinel
The Danville Riot Proceedings Continue
The Danville riot inquiry reopened at 10 o clock with witnesses from both sides. W A Cook testified firing occurred on both sides but could not identify who began. J T Willarmon, a store clerk opposite the scene, denied prior claims about his actions and ammunition, stating there was firing on both sides but he could not identify any colored shooters.
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FLOM DE MAYO
Lamar
Dr. Mayo
Boston
Vickaburg
south
Viceshburg
Mayo
congress
Blair
South Carolina
national educational society
Beck
senate
Mls
Baltimore Sun
New York today
Samuel J. Tilden
Mr. Tilden
gaits
TILDEN
Hanzasans
William Stenger
Tilden sa crdi
congress Agrom
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Greystone
democratic party
ent
P C. Bacon
Hill
New York
Waasuiserox
Danville
W. A. Cook
J. T. Willarmeon
crme
Lee Clutter
Danville Register
Henry EB. Barkadale
George Adama
George Adama wall
T Bowen
A. Pitfield
Disturbed Labor Across Regions Sparks Wage Demands
April reports from Osceola Pennsylvania and surrounding areas note coal miners staging mass meetings to demand semi monthly wage payments and worker control over sales. They insist drivers receive per day pay and threaten strikes if demands are rejected. Some progress shows in Michigan and Illinois wage conflicts.
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Osceola
Cigarfield
Dereorr
Mich
Athens Real Estate Booms Amid Growth and Plans
In Athens Georgia the city’s real estate shows steady gains as prices rise and building speeds up. Prominent agents report recent sales on Broad Street and the Princeton factory road, with investors and builders lining up for new residences and stores. Local contractors foresee more contracts and a growing trade as merchants anticipate a busier spring.
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ATHENS
Williford
Delonsy
Broad tres
Baxter
Jook
Charles Stern
Mesare
Cohen
Macon
C. B. Willingham
Princeton factory
Telfair
B. McGinty
agid
Metis
Honnicatt
Yancey
Dupree opera house
George D. Thomas
Homer Nicholson
John Hope Hall
Moses Myere
Delaney
Athena
Homer
BUFpass
Boma Tespeda
RE Reanes
Reang, Richolson & Co
ita
O. G. Talmadge
Talmadge Bros
8. C. Dobbs
E.A.Sanford
Nicholson, Sanford & Co
Lyndon
Mex Josephs squid
Jules Cohen
Mr. &J
Augusta
Atlanta
Three Men Poisoned After Ingesting Plant Root
April 1 at Ciaveraio a fishing party of James Richards James Connelly and Daniel Phalen consumed a plant root they mistook for white haim. Richards died from convulsions shortly after, Connelly is unlikely to recover, Phalen shows signs of recovery. A milkman aided the wounded men as they were taken toward town.
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Ciaveraio
James Richards
James Connelly
Daniel Poalen
Richards
Connelly
ing. Connnelly
Phalen
Somerville
Macon County Court Hands Down Harsh Sentence
Calvin Reese was arraigned in county court for hastardy, found guilty, and sentenced to pay a $75 fine or seven months on the chain gang. The county commissioners met to discuss jail plans, open-road feasibility, and routine tax adjustments, with precinct changes and local incidents also noted.
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Mesars
Ingalls
Giles
Amason
Philips
W. G. Smith
Amison
Phillips
Rutland
Ann Hutchings
Poplar street
John ©. Rutherford
Bacon ¢& Kuford
Georgia
Demosthenian society
State university
B. Vance
Rutherford
y &x
James M. Smith
Macon
hinx
Ella
Physiac
Fey the
OFey
Bennett Jones
Bassman
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Lagan
George
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Tucker
Virginia
judiciary
United States
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Arkansas
committee on post offices
James
United States House
Lovéring
Massachusetts
Dinglay
Maine
banking and currency committee
secretary of the treasury
national banking
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H. V. Boynton
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Keifer
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Passy
Towa
Casady
Nevada
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Colorado
Rothachilds
Germany
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Weiler
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