Jeffersonian dinner sparks split in New York Democrats
The Constitution notes Croker's Swell Jeffersonian dinner plan attracting prominent Democrats, including Croker’s allies and Bryan’s letter sparking invitations. It argues Croker misleads the party with his platform and predicts a shift away from Clevelandism as Michigan Democrats reaffirm Chicago principles.
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From Georgia Tales and Tombstones in the Wind
A miscellany from Georgia notes poems and letters about love and death, with remarks on Kipling and Riley. The piece quotes tombstone admiration by W. Carleton and hints at a hoped visit from Riley. regional humor, weather talk, and a singer’s sense of place weave through urban and rural scenes.
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Convict Troops Led by Notorious Captain Roberts in Civil War Georgia
Wallace P. Reed recounts how Governor Brown pardoned convicts to form the Roberts Guards under highwayman captain Roberts. The unit fought from Milledgeville to Savannah, earning General Wayne’s praise, and many cadets who survived went on to Atlanta. Roberts’ fate remains unknown as postwar paths diverged.
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Democracy within Tammany and New York politics
The excerpt discusses reforming Tammany under an American agent and representative, expressing no despair in its survival. It cites a democratic element within the organization and a growing New York state faction that will emerge in the next campaign to align the Empire State party with the national organization.
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What of the Guard at Palmetto Three Dead Nine Prisoners
In Palmetto nine prisoners faced assault while five Georgia guards stood watch. Four prisoners were killed and none of the guards were harmed, raising questions about guard duty and their response. The piece questions why the guards failed to protect the prisoners and asks for accountability from the guards and authorities.
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Passing of a Veteran Editor and Journalistic Era
A veteran editor departs as journalism transitions to newer formats. The piece notes experimental pages and archival copies, referencing Butte and early editorial efforts as the field evolves beyond traditional print. The tone honors foundational editors and the shifting role of press in public discourse.
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Georgia Peach Crop Mixed Outlook in Southwest
A Georgia press summary notes the peach crop in southwest Georgia faces damage yet is not ruined. An Albany farmer reports some Hiberta trees show healthy fruiting while earlier varieties will likely suffer but not perish. Savannah criticizes President McKinley and Senator Hanna for a Savannah stopless trip, calling the act improper.
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People Talking After Divorce Amid Court Clerk Disputes
A chaotic scene at the circuit court clerk’s office as Joseph and his former wife sought attendance at a marriage ceremony. Gray, the clergyman, expressed regret at denial but explained he plans to marry next Thursday and hoped both parties would attend.
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Cienfuegos Through an American Soldier Eye
A visiting American soldier describes Cienfuegos Cuba in vivid, sometimes satirical detail. He notes the city’s age since 1520, the cockroach ponies, funeral customs, street pedlars, the cathedral and its bells, and daily life around Plaza de Armas. Water access, local bars, and social scenes during tours are sketched with humor and observation.
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Procession Held With Small Crowd Despite Rain
A quiet procession progresses with only a few onlookers as mist and rain dampen the street. Observers note the mood remains solemn and the event unfolds at a steady pace despite the sparse attendance.
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