Fragmented 19th century notice with garbled names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Georgia railroad routes, Charleston, an August watersettle, and a Markham trip. It references a meeting, a hotel cure, and a church picnic. Many names and places are unreadable or distorted, leaving a collection of partial references.
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Senate Debates Mexican Pension and Revenue Bills
The House reconvened at 9 after a long debate over the Mexican pension bill and internal revenue provisions. Conference reports on the deficiency and river and harbor appropriation bills were considered, with amendments to judges, officers, and pension eligibility discussed amid procedural delays and a late evening session.
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Cleveland Looms As Best Democratic Nominee, Some Say
A letter and ensuing comments discuss Grover Cleveland as a strong Democratic candidate over Tilden, noting Cleveland’s governor record and bold veto of a five cent elevated railroad bill. Dana counters, saying he seeks no office, while The Sun hints Tilden may back Cleveland if any candidate is chosen. Debates linger about party unity and nominee viability.
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Delegates Favor Cleveland for Democratic Nomination
The South Carolina delegation to the Chicago convention declares strong support for Cleveland as the foremost viable candidate. Delegates acknowledge his strength but remain cautious about committing to any single nominee, citing the risk of an unwinnable race and preferring a reliable choice.
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Bayard Nomination Hears Delaware Delegation at Chicago
July 4 report from Way Fo Chic Bayard's supporters among Delaware delegates arriving in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. Officials note about 600 attendees from Kentucky to attend events, with mentions of "Bayard for Presi ders" and local party activity amid fireworks and public displays.
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