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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1895

Page

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Governor Atkinson in critical but hopeful state after operation

A telephoned update reports Governor Atkinson sleeping well and rallying, though still in a critical condition. Doctors acknowledge improved signs since the operation but warn the patient remains severely ill. Attending physicians express guarded hope, noting his willpower and improving voice as key factors in potential recovery.

Dr. Westmoreland Willis Westmoreland Westmoreland Swall Hhen Holmes Nathan C. Harris

Silver vs Gold Split Factions at National League Meet

In Cleveland on June 19, the National League of Republican Clubs faces a rift between conservative and pro platform factions over gold and silver policy. Committee battles unfold as Robinson chairs resolutions with Tawney and Thurston figures shaping debates ahead of a possible silver plank. Over 2,000 delegates attend as discussions pivot to a platform and the currency question.

Cleveland National League of Republican Clubs Committee On John B. Robinson Pennsylvania Horace G. Knowles Delaware Robinov Tawney Minnesota Keystone Statesman All Committee Thurston Nebraska Republican Party D. D Woodmanses Ohio McKisson W. W. Tracy League Maine New Hampshire North Carolina Pretty Brunett United States Misa Frannie Jnowlton van Buren Ark Thei Choicoe Lincoln W. W Tracy McAlpin National Republican League Glee Club Lloyd Darsel Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho Ilinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey New York North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Arizona District of Columbia New Mexico Oklahoma Utah American Republican College League Siler Allpf H. Clay Evans Committee On Resolutons Aiiver A. E. Buck Wiliam Pitt Kellogg H. F. McGregor R. A Mosely, Jr John McClure G. W. Murray James Hill Isaac Trumbo Brown Music Hall A. B. Cummins J. Ellen Foster Tilka J. Ellen Foster Woman's Republican League Tammany Waitism Milwaukee Charman Robinson Charman General Committee A. Tawney James H. Harknessa Henry B. Blackwell L. M. Hubbard C. EB. Allen A Telelnson Fred W. Dubois W. W. Curry H. H. Coke R. A. Mosely

Hardin Leads in Kentucky Democratic Governor Nomination

Returns from Kentucky and Tennessee primaries show General Hardin leading Cassius M. Clay Jr. for the Democratic nomination for governor as 700 of 873 convention votes counted. Uninstructed delegates from 100 counties and a currency debate favoring gold standard versus silver accompany the political picture. In Nashville, the Coinage Club plans a rally with speeches by James D. Richardson, B. A. Enloe, and B. W. Carmack.

Hardin Louisville General Hardin Cassius M. Clay, Jr Nashville Tenn Nashville Iee Coinage Club Watkins Hell James D. Richardson B. A. Enloe B. W. Carmack Memphis Commercial Appeal

School Question Moves to Federal Parliament

The final Winnipeg vote on Premier Greenway's motion against Ottawa’s separate schools order ended 25 to 10 in favor. The matter likely won’t return this session as the fight shifts to Ottawa's federal parliament.

Winnipeg Man Greenway Ottawa

Railroad Station Burned at Coopers and Nearby Buildings

Fire destroyed the Norfolk and Western railway station at Coopers ten miles west of Bluefeld Jura on the 19th. Clark's hotel Green and Sons store and several dwellings burned. John Cooper's merchandise store suffered about 3500 in damage. Total loss estimated at 12000 dollars.

Bluefeld W. Ve Jura Norfolk and Western Coopers Clark Green & Sons John Cooper

Aldrich Vindicated in Colorado Purifies Company case

In Denver on June 19 investigators state Aldrich did not appropriate any money of the Colorado Purifies Company. The finding clears him of misappropriation allegations.

Aldrich Denver Col Mariner Colorado

Suspected Arms Agent Key to Cuban Revolt Contact

Fernandina Florida June 18 Lieutenant Charles Homer Hull of Atlanta aroused alarm on Cuban revolutionary activity. He reportedly represents Charles R. Pint of Consolidated Arma Company and may outfit arms and infernal devices for insurgents. Hull's past includes Brazilian revolution service and naval academy training.

Fernandina Fra Toganda Charles Homer Hull Atlanta Hill Cuba Charles R. Pint Consolidated Arma Company Stata Glencove Machine Works Brooklyn Reedimesa Mero Castle Havana United States Bill Naval Academy At Annapolis Brazi Santiago de Cuba Nagairo Garron Santa Rosa Michelenau Ralt Megote

Bishop Hargrove to Marry in Kansas City

In Nashville on June 19 special report states Rt. Rev. R. R. Hargrove a 65 year old bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church south will wed Mrs Scarratt mother in law of Bishop Hendrix in Kansas City. Bishop Hendrix will perform the ceremony. Hargrove serves as president of Vanderbilt University's board of trustees. his bride is said to be slightly younger.

Hendrix Nashville Tenn R. R. Hargrove Methodist Episcopal Church South Kansas City Scarratt Bishop Bishop Hargrove Vanderbilt University

Quiet talk hints at new sensational wheat deal fallout

A San Francisco report claims another millionaire estate is tied to the recent fair wheat debacle with hush money paid to suppress knowledge. L. W. McGlauflin threatens fresh disclosures in a forthcoming accounting suit with a partner. A forged notes operation is revealed in London, as witnesses are examined by a grand jury. John Curtin, a dynamiter confined in Portland, is expected to sail for the United States after release.

San Francisco L. W. McGlauflin London Mendal Foward Safi United States John Curtin Portland

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