Unclear Rail Schedule Fragments From Atlanta to Macon
Fragmentary OCR notes outline Pullman service between Atlanta and Macon with trains stopping at Jesup and Albany. Mentions coaches, sleepers, and schedules with times, names, and train codes, but details are garbled. References to Mallory, Fry, Pope, and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante
Jesup
Pullmar Palace
Attane
Macon
MALLORY
Dividon
FRY
Atlanta
POPE
J.W
Convention Sparks Wild Enthusiasm for Blaine Nominations
The Chicago convention scene erupts as Blaine backers push for an immediate ballot amid a split field. Arthur and Edmunds factions favor delaying fights while southern delegates push for absolute settlement. Platform readings vow protection and tariff support as demonstrations tilt toward Arthur or Blaine depending on first-ballot outcomes.
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Hann
Chavo
Blaine
committee on credentials
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Arthur
Edmunds
national committee
south
Lynch
West
Ohio
Governor Long
Massachusetts
bette
republican free traders
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balf
Eamunds
Thia
Blinc
poMeney
Blaine council
Hawley
California
Maine
Brandegse
Mr. Cuslom
Logan
Fitz-John Porter
hissey
weill
ALAINE
Joe Howard
the
New York Herald
meyer
MWest
Bob Ingersoll
New York
Colonel Buck
Georgia
Mr. Townsend
Conkling
Platt
Robertson
Flatt
civil service
Bob
Ingersoll
ally Hayes
Hayes
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friends of the dark horses
Washington
Wilson
Bryant
Johnson
Pledger
Devereaux
Buck
Mississippi
democratic party
Hoar
Arthur banner
BULLOCK
CHICAGO
Arthur Edmunds
Artlurmen
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SHERMAN
WN. A. Reed
Contmlia Sentinel
General Sherman
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L. Dayton
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Baytton
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United States
John ‘Shehman
Convention Debates Rules and Delegation Plans
The convention opens with prayers as credentials and rules committees report. Discussions cover committee credentials, seating in contested districts, and adoption of rules aligned with past conventions while proposing changes to delegate representation and roundly debating majority versus plurality nominations.
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Culham
Fallows
Reformed Eptecopa church
CHMENTLALS
Henry Ballard
Vermont
Fert
New Jemey
New York
Kentucky
house of representatives
house
Grow
Pennsylvania
congress
Parke
Grew
District of Columbia
Parks
Hayne
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Roosevelt
Pe Parks
California
charaon
committee on rules
Thurston
Nebraska
freemen of America
Ap nUHE
Pr.anders
Montans
Hour
Massachusetts
Bannders
Cacao
Bishop
republican national committee
Carver
Indiana
Bradley
republican party
West Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
old dominion
Appiause
Lyne
assassinps
south
Iowa
Townsend
West
Long
Mass
sett
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Filley
Missouri
eal
greenbackers
arti
Alabama Vermont Democrats Call for Change in Policy
The Alabama convention met to elect sixteen delegates and eight presidential electors. Leaders backed reform in government, strict economy, tariff revision, and civil service reform. Delegates chosen include Ex-Governor Whyte and others. Tilden’s name drew loud applause.
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Bartingss
Ford
opera house
Gorman
comatose
Philip J. Laird
Montgomery county
Thomas H Moore
Baltimore county
William
Whyte
committee
conservative party of
Maryland
the United
ates
cai teat
New York
celtics
national bank department
Wrehington
Samuel 3. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
United Shites
KE. DELESATES
John’ Lee Carrolll
flowers county
GS. M. Gwynn
Bildmores
Richard Hynson
Kent county
Winn Walsh
Allegheny county
Robert F, Broton
James Derri om
Thomas W. Mefenian
Limestone
Bdl. Palmer
Marshall
Barnes
Opelika
Howden
Talladegs
J. F. Johnston
EW. Pet Sy
H. C. Thorpiins
Rodewalker
Samuel J. Tilden
Grammacy Park
Ainbame
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The readable fragments describe unclear references to people and rates with disjointed phrases. No coherent event or entities enough for a focused summary.
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