Mineral collection plan eyed for state exhibit
A Georgia session exposé outlines a plan to gather mineral samples across the south for a statewide exhibit. Commissioners will coord in districts, collect rare ores, phosphates, and rocks for a public display with a descriptive pamphlet and certified analyses. The project aims to showcase regional resources and boost local industry.
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Alabama
rock
Charleston
Carolinas
Georgia
Ayr
In the Senate Debate on the Flesh Bill and Privilege
The senate debated Mr. Ingalls and Mr. Brown over alleged record falsification and insults amid remarks about Kansas and Alaska. The chair moderated, Brown revised his speech, and Ingalls defended the Senate privilege while denying personal attack.
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Senator Ingalls
Kanans
sharge J Senaator Brown
Georgia
Brown
wate
John ‘Brown
Tagathe
senate
Wampten
Hor
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Kausna
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wolf
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Kansas
Mr. Ingalls
Alaska
Ingalls
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JANE'S
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New
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Messen
Hriar
Dawes
Bowst
Angels
Anderson
Senstert Brown
Jmgall
Senator Hill
d'Sena
house
Seerchany Fraling
demann
Lund
rowling offie
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ariich
Pygalta
ardat
Kaunas
Ingaita
thexeuste
Crown
onother
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audi
hirssol
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rorgia
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gevator
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Alacka
Lee
Joseph
Veckeniff
aho
Hongeéreta avery
Gourpin
didiant
Hampton
Thurman
Jogalls
NEW YORK
Sherman
Butler
committee on finance
Shermaen
dobbea neon
John C. Eno
New York Rivals Favor Cleveland as National Ticket Support Grows
Report from Saratoga indicates overwhelming Cleveland prospects for the national ticket as Flower supporters waver. Polls show New York likely to back Cleveland, with Chicago convention outcomes seen as pivotal. Analysts note divisions among Flower adherents over party unity and ballots.
Delegates Reach Saratoga for County Democracy Meeting
About 150 county democracy members travel to Saratoga by West Shore road with notable figures Aubert Thompson Kennon Daly Caldwell and the 69th regiment band joining Tammany Hall delegates on the New York Central. A large turnout from New York's Tammany side travels by train as precinct leaders anticipate a quiet peaceful gathering. The Delaware state convention opens with Thomas Francia Bayard praised as a strong candidate and Websterlike qualities cited for Bayard in the platform discussion.
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Irving Hall
New York
Saratoga
a.m
West Shore road
Asmingsioner Aubert
Thompson
Kennon
Robb
Daly
Caldwell
sxty-ninth regiment
Tammany hall
New York, Central road
John Kelly
era Sptuala
Cardozo tal Thas
Brennan
nuraibereed
met
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stewart
state committee
friends of
Cleveland
Flower
friends
Chicago
Tammany men
oratey
Netty
Joe
Coven
Pel
Robert J. Reynolds
Bayard
Ezekiel W. Cooper
Cooper alan
MAYARD
emocratici party
Delaware
democracy of the union
St. Louis
Cincionati
citien
Thomas Francia Bayard
WEBSTER
John W. Couses
Newcastle
George Gray
George H. Batea
James Williams
Jamea L. Walcott
Sussex
Edward L. Mar
John W. Cousey
Georgia
national party
Tilden
Boyard
Judge Field
litte
McDonald
Ohio
Democratic Convention Debates Field Candidacy in California
In San Francisco on June 17 the Democratic state convention debated Justice Field’s presidential bid amid turmoil. The ad hoc factions and “sand-letter” supporters claimed Field would aid constitutional principles. critics warned of California party disintegration and factional disputes spilling into national politics. Washington Post interview notes Money’s take on Field’s candidacy and party loyalties.
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Justice Field
Alta
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California
Sue ig
Tield
Fieht
hays
working men’s party
democratic party
devi trade party
conventio
PEELY
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dane
Washington Post
Representative Money
Mississippi
Californi
Stockton
Alia Californian
Mac Money
Fudge Field
Alia editeriel
Californie convention
Fick
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CLEVELAND
Georgia Democrats to Elect Delegates for Chicago Nomination
Georgia Democrats convene at noon to elect delegates to the national convention in Chicago and consider resolutions. The body will choose a temporary chair, review district selections, and name delegates at large, with names including A R Lawton, Patrick Walsh, E P Howell, and others under discussion.
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Bods
chuipoen
A. R. Lawton
Savanah
Patrick Walsh
Richmond
E. P. Howell
Fulton
O. Bacon
Bibb
Markham house
George Hillyer
Chicago
dstrict
TJt
George .W. Gustin
M. W. McHibben
Butte
M-Dwineil
Rome Courier
L. 8.Collier
Dade
M. P. Reese
Wilkes
A.S. Erwin
Clarke
James R. Brown
Cherokee
W. ‘S. Pike
Jefferson
Floyd
Lawton
Burke
W.H. Parsons
Washington
FIRST DISTIYET
first congressional district
Merkham house
Democrats Deliberate Cleveland Choice For Nominating Ticket
Georgia delegates voice preference for Cleveland over Bayard or Randall, asserting he can win key states. The article lists many local figures supporting Cleveland, with Mansfield-like quotes and calls for a Chicago convention delegation meeting at the capitol. Delegates from all districts are urged to assemble for selection of Chicago delegates.
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Saratoga
CLEVELAND
LOWE
The
Herald
Times
Sun
Flower
Clevelwind
New York
Chicago
Bacon
W. E. Smith
R.N. Ely
L. F. Livingston
Colonel Smith
W. Grubb
McTntorh
J. L. Sweat
Clinch
O'Neal
Decatur
Kiddoo
Randolph
W. T. McArthur
Dodge
C. D. Duncan
Houston
Hinkde
Stuuter
F.M. Longley
Troup
Lee Mandeville
Carroll
Muscogee
C. C. Adamson
fifth distri
George Hilyer
Fulton
Spence
Clayton
Womack
Newton
J. Fy Dart
Glynn
Tilden
Georgia
Martin
Pulaski
Judge Field
Gleveland
oe dee
McRae
Montgomery
Patrick Walsh
Richmond
Thomas
Cochran
Hoadly
P.M. B. Young
Bartow
W.T. McArthur
Lem. J. Aldred
Pickena
McDonald
gates
R. C. Humber
Putnam
Bayard
south
Robert.D. Smith
Crawford
democrats
Fain
Gordon
Ton
Ben Russell
Deestur
Sam Randall
Mr. Forrester
Lee
W. A. Harria
Worth
New Jersey
Indiana
A.J. Zachry
Menry
M. P. Resse
Wilkes
Mesars
C. P. Gordon
Cobby
J. T
Tolbert
Tom Olive
Ogtethorpe
L. R. Ray
Coweta
Connecticut
Waller
W. D. Nottingham
W. R. Rankin
capitol
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League Buildings Fire Destroys Galveston Block
Fire on the Strand last night destroyed the large League buildings and a wholesale grocer E J Reiring & Co. stock valued at $50,000, with books and papers lost. Tenants Adobe and Lebit bankers Waller & Co and Sealington & Co also burned out. Insurance disputes noted between firm and creditors over losses.
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League
Galveston
Texas
E. J. Reiring & Co
lides
King & Co
Adobe
Lebit
Waller & Co
Sealigton .& Co
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