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Fragmentary OCR text describes railway routes and schedules with mentions of Southeast, Jacksonville Florida, running coaches, fares, and times. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear entities beyond generic place names and partial dealer-like terms.
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Rival head quarters open as convention moves near
Opening of rival headquarters signals intensifying activity ahead of the national convention. Delegates from Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, California and other states arrive or prepare to arrive. Mahone and Sherman camps court seats and contests. Arthur and Blaine forces establish rooms at Palmer House and Grand Pacific to coordinate strategy and public appeals.
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Bay
Iowa
South Carolina
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
Pennsylvania
national capital
formino
york
Logan
California
noo
maong
Galusha A. Grow
Thomas Bayne
Sherman
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Virginia
Dezendlers telegatin
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Dr. McMurdy
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National Arbitration League
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Chinton Wheeler
Jones D. War
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Galeusha A. brow
J. 8. Clarkson
State Register
Des Moines
amell
Blaine council
The Press Gang Goes Onward to Chicago Convention
The Springer committee plans to hear Merrick today in the star route inquiry but Republicans push a Chicago visit, postponing testimony. Ex Senator Dorsey may face a subpoena if he attends the Chicago convention. About sixty Washington reporters travel by special Baltimore and Ohio train to Chicago, hosted by B and O Telegraph, with frequent train stops and on board amenities. Major J G Pan accompanies the party handling arrangements.
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Baltimore
Obie Towari
Wasatycox
Springer committee
Merrick
Chicago
Dorsey
Washington newspeer
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
Adelaide Patti
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company
Washington
J. G. Pan
altimore and
Ohio aystem
Tilden Willing to Serve If Elected Says Friend
New York May 30. Congress Juan Spriggs, a close friend, dismisses reports that Tilden declined the nomination. He believes Tilden will accept, be elected, and serve a full term. Mayor Edson also predicts Tilden’s nomination and acceptance. San Francisco delegates unite for Tilden opponent Hitt, Stockton bound. Dibrell in Chattanooga forecasts Blaine Lincoln ticket with Arthur unlikely to upset Tilden Hendricks.
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Wanmpsurox
Congress
Juan Spriggs
New York
Tilden
ulready
Payne
Randall
Flower
Tiden
San Francisco
Flett Bas
Biaine
CHATTANOUGA
Dibrell
Itas
Washington
Blaine
Lincoln
Arthur
Haine
Tider
Hendricks
Hower
Floral Tributes Across the Nation for Decoration Day
Decoration Day observances spread nationwide with President and cabinet absent from Washington. Arlington and Gettysburg hosted large ceremonies led by Grand Army of the Republic posts, while New York and Baltimore saw significant processions and floral tributes. Veterans groups from Union and Confederate sides participated in ceremonies from Annapolis to Richmond amid rainy weather.
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Federat
Wasmserox
Mare Tn
Washington
aecept
Lincoln
Chandler
New York
Arlington cemetery
Arlington
the
Republic
susie
nauk
agalkonel
Baltimore
national cemetery
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Delepate Martin Maginnis
Montana
Annapolis
A. J. Warner
congress
Ohio
Frederick
Antietam
John’ ‘A. Logan
Arthur
Fifth avenue
Judge Tourgee
Talmage
Greenwood cemetery
Brooklyn
Broadway
General Butler
Sheridan
Sherman
Grant
Hancock
New Orleans
Chalmette cequetery
army of northern Virginia
army of Tennessee
Washington artillery
Continental Guards
Richmond
Phil Kearney
Grand Army Republic
Glendale
Fort Harrison
Sage post
R. E. Lee
Fredericksburg
Governor Smith in Nighttime Shooting Incident Report
A chaotic narrative recounts a late night confrontation involving Governor Smith and gunfire on a street near the Bailey office. Evans Wright is described as wounded by inadvertent shots amid a tense scene, with officials including Hon. Robert Crawford of Atlanta consulted and a possible political resignation discussed.
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COVERNOR SMITH
Smith
Ben Mitchell
Baily
Evans Wright
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Rankin house
Robert Crawford
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Poor Match Ends in Desertion at Darlington Marriage
A horse dealer named Gray wooed a Darlington woman and they wed in a ceremony witnessed by locals. After a brief wedding trip to Tennessee, the wife returned and claims she has been deserted. A detective plans prosecution as reports say Gray faced threats and possible labor-related pressures. The case highlights social tensions and a sensational, troubled union amid community scrutiny.
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Meg
Gray
Darlington
Hinsulta
Tennessee
Mirginia
toma
Georgia's Claims argued before Court of Claims by Atkins
Hon. James Atkins of Georgia has prepared an elaborate brief urging Congress to authorize a Georgia claim for money from cotton seized and sold by the U.S. during the war. The Senate committee noted the 1814 seizure of 1650 bales of cotton in Savannah and the ensuing treasury credit, while Atkins argues Georgia was not a foreign power and should be heard in court. The brief has earned praise from senators and is expected to influence action when the bill is considered. Ice halo fills the vicinity with a half inch crust, destroying vegetables and fruit. farmers shielded strawberry beds by fires. The article notes the losses and protective measures taken by farmers overnight.
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Wasniverox
Georgia
congress
court of claims
senate committee on
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rig
United States
Iowa
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United States treasury
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treasury
plinketer
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Pall Mall Gazette
Prince Vietor Napoleon
Chianlhurst
prince imperial
Clifford Lioyd
department of criminal investigation
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Prince Von Hohenlohe
Ferry
England
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yuarder
Liblin
Canada
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stock exchange
New York mail
Lonnox
William B. Gladstone
Gladstone
America
Explosions Rock London At Scotland Yard And Clubhouse
Debris and shattered windows follow dynamite blasts outside the Army and Navy Club and at Scotland Yard. A third blast rocks St James Square, injuring several, with a policeman and others hurt. Explosives placed in a wall urinal and nearby canisters discovered. investigation ongoing into intent and perpetrators.
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Army and Navy club
Bootland yard
London
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Poll Mall
army intelligence department
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Scotlant yard
St. James square
Scotland yard
Nelson monument
Profalgar Square
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Eight Men Buried In Hooper Cotton Building Collapse
A severe accident at Hooper's building, 27 South Gay Street, occurred this afternoon about 4 oclock. The front of the structure fell after the weight of stored cotton caused a collapse. Firemen and police recovered several bodies including Linthicum the cashier, two colored boys, and a docked drayman Morton. Many workers were trapped amid gas from broken pipes, with 1,900 people nearby at the time.
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