Norwood Seen as Alliance Favorite in Georgia Senate Race
A Savannah report argues ex-Senator Thomas M. Norwood enjoys strong alliance support as the Georgia race tightens against Governor Gordon. Norwood’s stance and letters from Georgia shape Washington chatter, while local farmers back a principled fight and a possible Norwood comeback.
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Wasminaron
Georgia
Atlanta
South
Brown
John
BB. Gargon
Thomas M. Norwood
Zorvesd
Alliance
Congress
Norwoud
Norwood Raz
Washington
Hante
Savannah
Norwood
A3l
State Alliance
Lis
Colonel Norwood
Senate
Gordon
Dickinley
Mr. Butterworth
Plumb
Aldech
Alison
Head
Sty
Reed
Squires & Co
Hawaii for Hawaiians Uprising Expected in Islands
Admiral Brown reports natives in Hawaii leaning toward self rule with a growing movement calling for native control of offices. He warns of a revolution and possible republic, noting foreigners’ role and US interest in protecting citizens as tensions rise before August. Smallpox spreads in Texas, alarming authorities. San Antonio records 25 to 30 cases with quaratine measures in place. border towns including Eagle Pass report outbreaks and deaths.
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Searrir
Wash
Admiral Brown
Charleston
Horn
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Hawa
Melcoments
Mechanics Union
United States
Meenth
Revolutionary Party
Honohlu
Smalepox
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Bexican
Lockhart
Eagle Pass
Senator Vangr Proposes Duty Power Amendment
Senator Vance proposes to empower the Secretary of the Treasury to assess duties on goods imported when shown to be parched abroad by a U S citizen through exchange of U S farm products or proceeds. The amendment sets reduced duties including 50 percent of current on iron and steel, 40 percent on wool and cotton goods, 30 percent on fertilizer materials, and 25 percent on jute bagging and binding twine. The measure applies after proof satisfactory to the secretary.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Wassimeroy
Vance
United States
Towit
Train Wreck After Cow Strikes Freight Near Lynchbar
A Norfolk and Western freight struck a cow near Brown's siding, derailing the engine and tender. Engineer Cook died instantly, fireman unhurt, and several occupants in the next car were crushed or injured. A second item reports Rep. Lewis F. Watson of Pennsylvania dying suddenly from heart disease in Harrisburg. Other notes cover a large Hickory Grove camp meeting in North Carolina and cotton market news from New York.
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Baurmoxe
Lynchbar
Saga
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Brown's Siding
Cook
Inginesr Cook
Lenly
Mr. Watson
Pennsylvania
Wasmsaroy
Lewis F. Watson
Shersham
Capitol
Knights of Labor council opposes strike action report
The United Order of Hallway Employes supreme council issues a lengthy statement backing the Central strike but says its laws prevent broader action since Knights of Labor are not federated railway members. A telegram to Powderly expresses unanimous support for his stance and calls for restraint while backing existing gains.
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Trene Havre
Ind
Supreme Council of the United Order of Hallway
Webb
Powderly
Order of Knights of Labor
Ovary
Supreme Council
Knights of Labor
New York Central
Bakers Quit Work Amid Eight Hour System Row
August 25 report from Dupem notes Newry bakers walked out over labor issues. Police swarm the town as a boycott targets "binckIegs" and tensions rise amid fears of trouble. Brussels dispatch mentions sympathy for strikers and a planned general strike after the suffrage congress in September. Spartanburg pledges a grand gala week in late September with city property sales on the 24th to 26th, featuring guns ball pigeon shooting horse racing and a banquet and ball with committees listed for the ball and floor.
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WE. Sancayr
W. A. Sneaker
Powderly
Albany
Atuanxs
General Executive Board
District Assembly
Knights
Knights of Labor
Boston
Philadelphia
Swift
Nelson Morus
Morris
Roada
Scitelen
New York
Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Hudson
New Jersey
Yhiy
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Lyn
Mass
Morocco Manufacturers’ Association
Ces
Lennox & Co
Peabody
Lirat
Lynch Bros
Beverly
N. Weber
Lennor & Co
Morocco
Beamsters
Australia
Mruisovgyz
Melbourne
Syéne
Sydney
Lospom
Chesterford
National
Blast Furnagginea
Dupem
Newry
binckIegs
Belgium
Brossers
Courier de Bruxelles
Cory
Spartanburg
Sranranerra
N. C
Spartanbure
Ben Sprand
Opera House
D. E. Converse
Joseph Walker
J. Nott Moore
W. E. Buamett
A. L. Leftwich
Joseph N. Elford
John B. Cleveland
A. H. Twichell
A. J. Calvert
F. H. Cannon
G. E. Calvert
W. Trwin
James Cofeld
George
Peculiar Bird Eats Pig in a Tree and More News
A bizarre Peculiar occurrence near Cuancorrs North Carolina describes a buzzard in a sweet gum tree attacking a pig, farm hands stoning the bird as it carried the squealing animal away, later finding three pigs dying from exposed flesh. Also reports on pig iron production gains, a tunnel completion at Port Huron Sarnia, a bishop's response to Dillon, a banquet for Dr Peters in Burndy, ship collisions, and various other late August items from around the world.
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Cuancorrs
N. C
O Dwyer
Listenic
Dillon
O'Dwyer
Hns
Peters
Burndy
Kaisershol
Hoffmann
Schweinfarth
Germany
Africa
Heligoland
Emin
Senator Butler as peacemaker in South political clash
In Columbia South Carolina Senator M C Butler arrives to attend a Democratic conference amid talk of a party split. Reports say he may push a peacemaker plan to keep Hampton and Butler in the Senate, while Tillman allies try to shape the race. Opposition, factional alignments, and dual conventions loom as state Democrats maneuver.
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Cnanurstox
S. C
M. C. Butler
Columbia
Straiziitent Democratic
Butler
Tillman
Hampton
Senate
George D. Tillman
W. I. Tolbert
Alliance
Amos §. Cummings
Tolbart
George Diwan
Aplis
Tilman
anti-Tillman
Tillmanite
Democratic Stats
D. K. Norris
Charleston
Central Committee
Tillmanites
Rey
Lookout Inn sale and regional notices dominate regional page
The column sketches a string of brief items from North Carolina to Texas and Alabama. Highlights include political notes from Raleigh about Dortch law proposals and a colored congressional candidate, local election results in Osceola and other counties, a crazy train passenger, a sentencing for cross-dressing, a fatal gunfight near Stanford, a small burglary in Charlotte, a Juarez cloudburst with many homes washed away, and assorted telegraph briefs on incidents across the South and West.
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Oklahoma
Interior Department
Treen
Noble
Wasameros
Lake Pepin
Aletherin
Senator Vangr
Ing
Coxancorre
Hickory Grove
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Cabarros
Union
Stanley
Montgomery
Anson
the Sun
Bears
Loverpool
Council of the Federation
Procapeceuys
American Iron and Steel Association
Michigan
Ohio
Alabamoa
Lineis
Port Hiron
Mich
St. Clair
Port Huron
Sarnia
Sipe
Pararma
Argomene
San Francisco
Queenstown
Doyenby Hull
Sunonipax
Queen's Hotel
Thomas Powers
Herbart Layton
Ottawa
England
Moniteur de Roma
Loxpon
Odessa
Maarim
Toledo
Madrid Health Department
Montechiasi
Mr. Stanley
Ordox
Henry M. Stanley
Biol
Afr. Stanley
South Carolina
Senator Butler
Mississippi
North Carolina
Rauake
John H. Williaason
Republican Party
Harrison
Beavers
Aeek
APO
Jackson
Miss
House
Franchiasia
Tennessee
Raveica
Leary
Fayetteville
Ocsanova Cary
J. T
Nagie
Damocrat
Rece Ok
Colson
Neal
Miller
Vowel
Binwinosrast
Ala
Karsas Cruty
Memphis
Birmingham
Thin Mity
Ashort
Lay
Texarkana
Selina
Ratmen
Alexander Merton
Lenor Court
Armfield
Sabina
Mexico
Mexican International Railways
Sabinas
Panancic Durtila
Breton
Anniston
Chelea
Monteasurry
Annniston
Nate Ag Kobi
The
Folica
Recorders Court
Louisville
Stanford
Hamilton
Ferguson
Hanton
Cuamtorre
J. E. Willis
Trade Street
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
el Paso
Juarez
Jiersons
Lookout Ann Oxarraxooca, Tenn
Lookout Mn
Tavuaiatas
L. Watking
WO. Peoples
Guba
Serk Lane Express
Lancoln
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