Unclear OCR fragment listing places and names in Georgia meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR from a Georgia document names many towns, counties, and individuals such as Morle tea gtree, Campbell, V Gran, Donough, Atlanta, and Bury Eyotty. It mentions departments, courts, water county notes, prizes, and a county meeting with participants and venues, but lacks coherent events or dates.
Democratic Nominations Rally for Cleveland in New York
A bustling July 1 rally at Grand Opera House backed Governor Cleveland amid strong Republican clashes over Blaine. Notables like Warner Miller and Whitefield Hawley praised Cleveland, while speakers defended party unity, maritime currency, and civil service reform amid heated exchange with Blaine supporters. Republicans pledged loyal support if Cleveland is elected.
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genaler Warner Miler
George Blis
Pontyngster
James
Jol Jay Knox
Whitelaw Hid
Gienera Hawley
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western hemisphere
Arthur
Wall Street
Wengross
Cleveland
republicaais
C. D. Habbo
fourth National bank
Maine
Montague
William A. Camp
caring house
Hendricky
Percy K. Pyne
United States
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Wall Street National bank
N. F. Palmer
Lesther Manufacturers’ bank, snd
Hochell
Pollock
St. Nicholas bank
Nathaniel Niles
Tradesmen’s National bank
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Wiliam M. Bliss
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democratic
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empire state
republic
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William Everett
Frank Kird
Winslow Warren
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Boston Transcript
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Kelly
Tammany
young Roosevelt
A Reckless Night of Lynching and Murders in Many Towns
A desolate July report details lynching threats near a Kentucky jail, guards at Bid Kelly’s home, and a mass police presence. Reports from Marswalleromy and other towns recount a temperance riot, a fatal explosion at a sawmill, a murder at Driving Park, and multiple incidents across several states, with victims named and authorities involved.
Banking House Closed In Ispra Narans July 15
The oldest local banking house Fletcher and Sharpe suspended operations due to inability to realize on securities. A posted notice warned that the eventual payout to depositors would depend on future asset conversions. Each line reflects the era’s financial distress and creditor risk following a market downturn.
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Ispra Narans
Fletcher & Sharpe
Anoticer wag
John I. Piet & Co
BALTIMong
John B. Piet & Co
Ashing house
yeatering
New York
New Yor
Groht & McLaren
Fred W. Birke
Greme & Co
Berthold Frankel
Weighty Girl in Columbia Arouses Local Interest
A 12 year old colored girl in Columbia weighs 28 pounds and her mother considers placing her in a museum to gain revenue. Also reports on violinist Carl Fotninger visiting with his family, a Spartanburg Normal Institute session, crop prospects and weather, and local crime sentencing news including Spurlock’s death sentence and related cases.
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S. C
Columbia
Carl Fotninger
New York
Wilber Pronettness
Unite States
New York Herald
Feininger
State Normal Institute
Spartan burganil
Mountain city
Chandston
W. Vandaly
Chas. Spurlock
Hill brother desperadocs
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Spurlock
Win
Coleman
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John Coleman
Conservatives at Carlton clash over franchise plan in Lords
A noon Carlton Club meeting saw Lord Salisbury and peers oppose Lord Wemys’s franchise motion. They urged ignoring threats and delaying a second reading until government plans for parliamentary seat redistribution are explained. Several peers favored compromise but most supported refusing passage until a redistribution plan is submitted.
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house of commons
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Carlton club
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house of lords
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Ile
earl of Jersey
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Pall Mall Gazette
house of Jorda
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England
Gladstone
liberal association of Leeds
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Perm
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Turkey
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rom
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senate
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sisters of charity
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commerce
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A Happy Marriage in Decatur Rouses Local Joy
Major W A Towers of Kansas City Missouri wed Miss Fannie Hillyer daughter of Rev G W Hillyer of Forsyth at Judge Junius Hillyer s residence in Decatur A special train carried guests and the couple to a reception then to Old Point Comfort and the lakes before a Kansas City home They were joined by many relatives from Georgia and other states with a wedding toast and a four year old guest presenting favors Also noted was a later Athens Ga wedding of Thomas C Hampton and Viola Skit at Fire Methodist Church with plans to spend weeks in the North afterward
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Fannie Hillyer
Junius Hillyer
Decatur
W A. Towers
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Kansas City
Missouri
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Rev. G. Willyer
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Henry Lullyer
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Athodes
Colorado
Tield
dirs, Whitfield
Columubus
Royal Towers
Texas
John G. Leverett
Alabama
Arnold Smith
Gudgell and Rochester
Georgia
Juve George Hillyer
Henry Millyer
Atlanta
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Roma
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John Mays
Acunta
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the lakes
Yeowstone National pack
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John
Athens
Atnexe
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Train Kills Rescue Mother in Alabama Incident
Mosie Alabama July 15. Near Boling the north bound Mobile and Montgomery train struck an axe woman named Spence, killing her instantly as she saved her adopted daughter from the oncoming train. The child was seriously injured, tossed onto the track.
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General Ding Elected President in Mexico
The electoral college finished its session and announced General Diaz as the unanimous choice for the presidency. Crowds celebrated at his residence with a brass band and bells ringing for hours. He will assume office in December.
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Ciry
Mexico
electoral college
Diaz
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