Brown on Cleveland Views of Georgia's Senior Senator
Georgia Senator Brown backs Cleveland’s national leadership while opposing a full party endorsement of his administration. He favors unity in the Georgia delegation, supports Cleveland’s renomination, and critiques tariff and silver policies as disputes within a broader Democratic front. The piece portrays Brown praising the president overall, urging Democrats to avoid factional splits and focus on national success.
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Maccon
Georgia
Berator Brown
Roach
Benator Brown
Cleveland
Brown
St. Louis
New England
New York
South
West
New ‘York
Heck
Otter
Democrata
Republican Party
Lowe
Urough
Hunarroap
Cnberet
Poversosnt
Charles Bf. Joselyn
Hartford
Joselyn
Chicago
Mx Blaine
Seettguet Teule
Saport of Fur
Alfred E Burr
James P Piggott
New Haven
Charles M Allen
Putnam
William
Connect
le Jaw
Aesthigh
Fee
Grover ‘Bleveland
India
United
Internal Revenue
Posec
Wilch
Fovite Ii
Tim
Ead
Wae
Solow
Presse
Grover Cleveland
Sacramzvro
Cal
Aillawa
United States
House of Representatives
Bir Blane
Allnrgy
Jon ¥ Swill
MH Ware
Creed Taynond
Henory
W. J Debow
M J. Allison
George W Jolly
E Glen
Taylor
M Fordyea
Charles Pendleton
Thompson
AE Wilson
W.8 Hampton
John M. Wilson
John P Zr
William Cnassius Goodloe
Louis Lewss
Mall
Covington
W O Bradley
Denny Swope
Wenenske Democrats
Omaha
Neb
Bk Louis
Jae
Bayd
X Beesting
Morten
Jas. H North
Tobias Ator
Skeletons Found in Swamp Near Charleston Breaks Mystery
A negro man discovered decayed clothing and two buried skeletons in a swamp ten miles southwest of Charleston. Two young men, James Bailey and John Roberson, who left Charleston for Colonel J Bailey’s river farm, likely drowned during the 1882 flood. After years of searches, the remains were finally recovered and interred, with reports noting silver coins and a watch among the finds.
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Cmsmzaeror
Mbs
Benday
Iid
Houms
James Bailey
John Roberson
Charleston
Colonel J . Bailey
Eback
Misalasipyt’ Va
Great Gun
Ivan
Askal
Tony
The Judge Speaks On Tariff In Congress Debates
The Georgia delegation member Jadeo Bewart presented a tariff argument to a small House audience. He urged reducing the surplus in the treasury and discussed tax policy, internal revenue, and the Mills bill. He defended a tariff that would lower living costs and criticized extravagant legislation tied to war debt.
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Waaminoron
Jadeo Bewart
Georgia
Congress
Joige Stewart
Hienalizht
Ife
Swaor
Tar Jara
Aew
Ngbt
Remarkable Wreck Injures Clarendon youth in mill accident
A white boy in Clarendon County suffered a horrific grinding mill accident. Descriptions recall torn brain membranes and severed nerve exposure, with survival deemed unlikely yet the patient clinging to life. Doctors note imminent danger from infection and blood poisoning as weather aids inflammation suppression. The patient believes he will not die with a grim, one in ten thousand chance.
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Oxrelina
Cotviss
Absalom Friessa
Clarendon County
Haila
Jrd
Duel at Jackson Mississippi Ends in Death of Martin
Reports from May 2 recount a fatal duel near Jackson Mississippi between General Wirt Adams and publisher E Martin. Adams shot Martin multiple times, the last hit delivering a mortal wound as Martin lay after earlier shots. Eyewitnesses describe a brief confrontation as Martin was en route to his office.
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Jackson
Mine
Martin
Martar
Ingdiouer
Wirt Adams
Walter Johnson
Adaius
Hin
Adame
Fred Raj
Adama
Maren
Adams
Mississippi
Ancaco
Daily News
Springfield
Ogalyet Louis % Snyder
King Hutton Fedder
Chattanooga
Crarraxoona
Tenn
Alty Council
Police Commission
Tremury
Bunday
Bmw Youx
General Matha
Edilrems of
Freedmen'’s Aid Society
South
Iterehioge
Sane
PLATFORM MAKERS A Field Day for Political Conventions
Coverage aggregates convention chatter and platform drafting across states. Includes Hartford delegates, Cleveland support, and Democratic platform items urging reform, debt, and navy strengthening amid 2 May sessions and adjournments.
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Nash-ville
F Broaddus
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
George Rice
Marietta
Ohio
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Adike
Coee Neue
Yates Ware
Eraste
Voto
Serpentine
Calp
Wnpapi
Tokrescaten
Wasumerox
Penzte
Jones
Conaenes
Samoon
Charita— Bie Societita
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Eoeglon
Sherman
Olasea
Aettime
Ogee i Neier
MR. Stewarts
Bealer
Ant-Committee
Aminonty
Carath
Kentucky
Candler
Ingalls-Voorfess
Senate
Senator Voorhees
Ingalle
Mr Voorhees
Kansas
Voorhees
Johnson
Indiana
Ingalls
Hous
Jonson
Voorages
Honarsog
Froublyus Times
South Carolina
Rarston
Bennettsville
Wexe
Aseex
Dorgar
Varganie Servaumser
Stavyron
Virginia Traveler's Protective Association
Stonewall Band
Gna Hi
He H Lynn
W A. Hope
Doooph
Waletein
Tamingeam
Atriks Eee
Pratt
Whesling Mines
Jane Real
Hon
North Carolina
California
Iowa
Dowvger
Iows
G.T. Bell
Chas. A. Gia
Sree
Wil A. Wells
T. de
Sracvare
Democratic Party
Charles B Hiker
Kans
Peter Here
A. H. Heber
Curtis
Blain
Ato
Depew
Graham
Ponveaxd
Thomas B
Chase Doi
Joncas Grrr
John A Anderson
Secionation
Szina
Als
Belay Vantion
Lowndes
Joseph Goldaty
Dalles Rhibe Wilcox
Stephen Childs
Methodist Conference
House of Commons
House of
Birdlaugh
Priscipia
Dotal
London
Monsco
Simeont
Vatican
United Ireland
John x
Tang
Monagitar
Peneso
Willem O'Brien Dosti
Willem
Saintans
Masuter Pendleton
Mount Bina
Edgar Thommisel
Bradairman
Erika
Wilttaay’b
Pickotite Division
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