Wind and Cyclones Ravage Georgia as Storm Kills Child
A March 25 to 26 report details a widespread storm across Butler, Dooly, LaGrange, Dallas, Gainesville and nearby towns. Cyclones felled trees, swept away houses, and caused multiple injuries with one confirmed child death near Dallas. Gainesville logged extensive destruction to homes and barns, while Acworth and Woodstock reported damaged buildings and livestock losses. The storm also triggered broader Mississippi River flood concerns with related federal relief discussions.
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Dallas
Acworth
Gainesville
W.C Wickes
pupilgzardo
Butler
Georgia
Burien
polog
Dooly county
Oslamens
CoLuena
Acwortht
Jon McLain
Ws. McLain
Doe Davenport
Moors
Captain Hammett
Johnson
James John
Alen Boring
Horing
O.hars
var
Woolstock
Manietra
Woodstock
Geo
Fowlar
Mathew
Elo
Frank Bryan
Dollarogs
Doc Roberts
Tariff caucus reports mixed but hopeful for harmony
Washington dispatch describes a largely attended tariff caucus with East and West Democrats pushing for harmony. Morrison's resolution sought to set a path for debate on the Morrison tariff bill with amendments allowed, while Carlisle pressed for tobacco tax repeal and brandy tax reduction in tandem with tariff reform. The caucus adjourned with expectations mixed on final passage and party unity.
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Wasmeron
Washington
Telehavé
Randall
orrison
Carlisle
democrata
tonnighy
Bandal
Morison
Carlisis
Haton
Morrison
Hardeman
Nichols
Cox
Krankard
Milla
Meragan
Cardale
Morrizon
internal revenue clauae
Hurd
Robert Toombs
Associated Prox
ways and peans committee
house
Reagan
Blackburn
Hoplans
Pennsylvania
Mornsof
Hopkins
Eaton
Yooking
Carlisiie
Whisky tax debate marks season of finance and temperance
The Irish correspondent in Washington notes a treason suspicion while the House passes a provision making it a felony to falsely portray authority. In committee, Mr Dorsheimer chairs the bonded extension bill as Mr Potter opens debate. Mr Long argues against extending whisky relief, warning of increased production and unpaid taxes, urging restraint and fiscal policy. The session adjourns after a small appropriations report and an amended relief proposal for flood sufferers is debated.
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Browne
committee on judiciary
United States
department
Dorsheimer
New York
Potter
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Long
useties
house
congress
Bod
Kentucky
Bilis
Louisiana
committee
Kilbourne suit against John G Thompson ends in jury dispute
Kilbourne sues ex-Sergeant at arms John G Thompson for 250000 damages over alleged fake arrest and imprisonment. Trial before Judge Hagner ends with sealed verdict possible tomorrow. District Attorney Worthington for defense and Senator Voorhees for plaintiff argued closing, with no verdict expected tonight. A.T. Tilden as presidential candidate noted. Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Connecticut legislators express preferences among Democrats. An Indian fight erupts at Columbus Ohio during parade. Sweeney and Indian chief TaMg clash. multiple injuries reported. Brigantine A G Jomett wrecked near Cape Hatteras. five crew die. George M. Riley, river pilot, shoots wife then commits suicide in Louisiana. O Kelly, Irish correspondent, declared outlaw in London political turmoil connected to El Mahdi. Church to remain in Rome. Vatican stance on authority reiterated. Emperor William discusses anti social law. Churchill attacks government over Gordon. Graham prepares to fight Osman in Sudan. British forces concentrate near Berber. Raw pork ban and dynamite plot rumors surface in Europe. Four more sergeants arrested for treason in Paraguay. Parnell report on Irish property sale denied.
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congress
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gaiety
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anya
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Tallahatchea
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Yazoo
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Grove Tele
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senate
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committee on
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national fund
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Jones
Florida
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Allison
Maxey
Coke
Hoar
Sherman
BROWN
Providence
congress of the United States
mmuue
union
Georgian plone
supreme court of the United States
Mr. Brown
south
Texas
New Hampshire
Mr. Bhair
John G. Thomas
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Hallet
Loxvon
James
O'Kelly
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home vale
Boecommon
Ireland
bme
perliament
London
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London Daily News
Edmund &Donoven
Hicks Pasha
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trevary
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vatican
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reichstag
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Lord Churchill
Gordon
Edward Fitzmaurice
Graham
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shielh
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Ozman
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Nile
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