Colquitt column adds Union County item amid crowded notes
Rural and political items mix in a long column noting Low Mipvir closures in New York and Liverpool times, Georgia press visits to Atlanta, and commentary on candidates and party dynamics. It mentions Col. Hammond, Mr. Candler, Gov. Brogden, and Hyman, with references to the Texas delegation and Alabama crops.
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Union County
Colquitt
Thin Ching
Brethen
Georgia Press
Atlanta
Monroe Advertiser
Col. Hammond
Mr. Markham
Candler
Mr. Mills
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Brogden
Hyman
Young Democracy Club Forms In Atlanta Hall Meeting
A meeting in the new block hall led by James Banks organized a democratic club to promote party principles. James Banks nominated for president with W A Shorter discussed as potential rival. Banks elected by acclamation to lead the club through a twelve month term and committees were appointed to draft a constitution and by laws.
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Sdemoe
Atlagta
Jines
Daly
Alley
Anian Bates
James Banks
Henry Hilyer
J. F. Burge
JT Cooper
Preamele
Democratic Party
Campany
Sante and
Ons
Premb
Buch Stants
Tme
Bec
Cleb
Atlanta
Sams
Atamos
Secradary
Farke
Hasa
James Banks King
Young Democracy
Wyelber Ile
Diverse 19th century notices mix in Paris to Dahomey blockade and fires
A Paris dispatch notes ex-Queen Isabelia aiding King Alfonso marriage plans as Queen Kauhelia mediates. Other items cover the New York Yacht Race results, a large Albany fire at R. K. Dederick & Co. Shay press, Curtis ruling out gubernatorial candidacy, Archbishop Connally’s health, the Dahomey blockade, Franco-American marriage rumors, and crime trials including Hayes cadetship inquiry and counterfeit cases. The batch includes insurrection reports in Cuba, whisky fraud testimony, and varied commercial fires and losses.
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Kauhelia
London
Times
Paris
Isabelia
Spain
Alfonso
Infanta
Mercedes
Duke de Montpensier
St. Jean de Lorg
New York
Sanpy Hooz
Benton Reef
Idler
Wandererord
Countess of Daffarin
America
Albany
R. K. Dederick & Co
Curtis
II Views
Geo. Wm. Curtis
W. M. Evarts
Connally Read
Hourax
Archbishop Connally
Dahomey
J. L. Kathelin
Weat Point
United States
Osborn
Banedict
John H. Sill
Charlotte Thompson
Karin Hayes
Wasahington
Messrs
Hurd Frye
Lawrence Hoar
McCreary
Judiciary Committee
Congressman Hayes
Alabama
Hayes
Goode Retains Virginia Seat After House Vote
Washington July 28 The Virginia contested election case ended with Goode kept the seat in the 2d district after the minority’s resolution was adopted and a second vote upheld it. The debate covered naval corruption allegations led by Robeson and a lengthy minority report opposing impeachment, with adjournment pending further action.
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Washington
Virginia
Goode
Durand
Ely
Holman
Kebr
New
Wilshire
Robeson
House
Committee On Naval Affairs
Naval Service
Navy
Congress
Senate
Hamlin
Maine
Angela
Destroyioa
Thies Oates
Wm. Bedioe
Edmunds
Senate of the
United States
Washington Monument
Chrisciancy
Committee On
Christiancy
Indian War Reports From the Front in July
Dispatches describe Custer fight casualties among Cheyenne and Sioux, with Crook and Terry advancing south. Indians at Cheyenne agency reportedly thinning to about 400 people. some chiefs favor peace. Other items note Carter artillery passes and reflections on reform and resilience amid hardship.
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Constitution
Washington
Crrcaco
Sherman
Cheyenne Agency
Crook
Terry
Cheyenne
Custer
J . H. Saenman
Eicunann
We. Stanton
Ft. Macon N
Ft.Leavenworth
Turbulent Balkan tensions and foreign aims
Fragments describe Serb Montenegrin clashes and Turkish decline with 80,000 Chassepot rifles arriving via Romania. Greece pursues neutrality as Serb generals clash over capability. Rumors of armistice, mediation, and Balkan power partition surface amid diplomacy and war talk.
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Germany
Servia
Umania
Berlin
Greece
Timok
Vrashognatz
Belgrade
Odessa
Contested Congressional Races Detailed In Atlanta Cor
The New York Herald reports on party strategy across Georgia districts with incumbents like Hartridge Crook and Harris described, including potential nominees in five districts and note of a few independents and reforms. It sketches expected renominations and rough chances in races across the first through ninth districts with mentions of local figures and factions.
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Atlanta
Bryant
Hartridge
Imberly
W. FE. Smith
Whitely
Henry
Harris
Candler
Wo Jiaio ViarkbLain
Atigata
Lth
Kreeman
JG W Mills
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