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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1884

Page

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Republicans hold Virginia convention in Richmond theater

About 1,000 delegates and alternates gather at the Richmond theater for the Virginia Republican coalition convention. General Mahone appears to rally support while Col. William Lamb is named temporary chair. Delegates pledge to support Mahone for Chicago and unite against bourbonism with a platform urging free suffrage, education, and protectionist policies.

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Republicans Convene Delegates for Arthur in North Carolina

In Elizabeth City, April 22, Republicans of North Carolina's first district meet in convention electing a delegate to the national convention. United States Marshal J.Bill and E. A. White named as delegates. Delegates are uninstructed but favor Arthur. convention marks some discord. ED. Graham of Charlotte appointed clerk of the civil service commission.

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CaARRIED BY THE PEOPLE in Louisiana and New Orleans

The election returns show a slow count with democrats winning key statewide and city offices. In New Orleans the democrats carried the city by about 8,000, while the state majority favors the regular democratic ticket, though some Republicans support Stevenson. Shreveport elected a Democrat mayor by a 67 vote margin.

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John Kelly Talks for Tam many at Tammany Hall Chicago Nomination

A New York correspondent quotes John Kelly supporting the Democratic convention effort in Chicago. He says Tam many will back the nominated candidate and rejects any intent to buy influence. He notes Ta m many aims to keep wages stable, reduce internal revenue, and oppose Republican centralization. The piece also cites Bishop of Ohio predicting a Tilden-Hendricks victory ticket.

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Crooked dealings plague early 20th century fronts

A garbled 1920s wire service style brief reports multiple crimes and misconduct. William Harden resigns from Canadian Pacific after a 200000 discrepancy. A Massachusetts state prison audit shows a 12000 deficit due to bookkeeping errors. Wilden G Abbott is arrested for a $49000 bank robbery in Watertown with ties to a niece. Losdrville bank president Dewalt arraigned on defaults, faces jail. W H Lent found dead from a gunshot in California mining company context. Alfred Toman, Emanuel county murder suspect, appears in local entries.

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Politician Critique Sparks Virginia Revenue Row

Special to The Constitution reports a feud among Republicans over an internal revenue collector in West Virginia who resigned after a contemporary remark by Commissioner Walter Evane. The piece recalls Hayes Garfield and Arthur era patronage battles, questioning integrity and urging restraint in presidential campaigning.

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Fearful plunge on moving train near Montgomery

Daniel W Flamm of Cincinnati mistook the Alabama River bridge for Montgomery depot on a Louisville and Nashville southbound train. He fell forty feet into the river after stepping onto the platform. His friends Barry Lawhead Orange Cleveland and conductor Brewster helped in the rescue as Flamm survived, praised for a miraculous escape.

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Fires and fireside fates scorch New England towns

April reports reveal Coventry and Witchville mills burned, with extensive losses and 200 workers left unemployed. A Providence company cotton mill also suffered a blaze, injuring shipments and insurers. Knights of Pythias lodge elections in New Orleans announce officers as telegraphic briefs hint at broader national disturbances and wage debates.

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Revenue Repeal Debate At Constitutional Meeting

A gathering of representatives from Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee and Arkansas met to push for repealing the internal revenue system. Delegates favored free distillation of fruits but opposed removing the tobacco tax and reducing the brandy tax to ten cents a gallon. Their actions affected Kentucky lawmakers preparing to oppose the Morrison bill.

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Senate debates bills on pensions and animal disease

The Senate advanced a bill granting thirty days annual leave to postal workers at free delivery offices and read a third time a timber duty revision bill. A broader measure to establish a bureau of animal industry to prevent pleuro-pneumonia and cattle disease sparked debate, while discussions on women suffrage and naval appropriations continued. House and Senate adjournments followed executive sessions and votes on various amendments, with a notable incident in debate over time yielding. A late-night session covered a Keokuk election contest and Morrison bill discussions. A separate dispatch from Galveston reports a passenger train derailment near Kenney, Texas, injuring several passengers.

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