Cleveland Withheld Support in Senate Debates
Washington October 8 Special Mr Cleveland spent the day at Woodley as Voorhees and Carlisle met him. He indicated the senate must act and signaled support for a compromise yet favored the Wilson bill. Discussions reveal silver, tariff, and Sherman law repeal dynamics, with Voorhees and democratic leaders shaping a possible compromise and party cohesion facing rocky negotiations.
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Walcott
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New York
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Internal Revenue
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Ransom
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Interior Department
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R. B. Glenn
H. A. Gridger
Asheville
Vallce
Grdger
Glenn
Collector
Hope Elias
Gudger
Night Sessions Weighing Silver Reforms This Week
Washington, October 8. The week centers on securing continuous sessions of Congress to shape a silver purchase and coinage compromise. Proposals include extending the Sherman law temporarily, capping monthly purchases, and possibly bonding to aid a settlement. Silver State senators seek concessions, while the silver bloc hopes to force liberal terms without derailing adjournment.
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Epidemic of ISIS Strikes Brunswick in 1876 Echo
Brunswick GA reports a dire fever epidemic mirroring 1876, with hospitals crowded, death toll rising, and relief efforts stretched. The city faces weeks of hardship as population shifts and aid funds fall short, while clergy, doctors, and volunteers work nonstop to care for the sick.
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She Constitution
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ISIS
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Moore
Cty
Savannah
Baume
Relief Association
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F. Joerger
Reve. D. Watson
Winn and Perry
Episcopal Church
J. H. Thompson
Ed F. Cook
Methodist Church
Father Hennessy
Catholic Church
Dunwoody
Butts
Hazelhurst
Davis
Hugh Burford
R. F E. L. Burford
Murray
Faget
Dr. Murray
Detention
Geddings
de Saussure
W. D
Thirty Two New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Brunswick
Thirty two yellow fever cases were reported in Brunswick Georgia on October 8. The list of affected names includes Ed O'Brien Rufus Raggsbee Mids Angelia Ott Jared Julia Williams Jeff Martin Em elipe Larson Clara Jenkins Samuel Blake nda Jackson Thomas Sheppard Fran Hopkins Rose Lewis Carrie Bulden P Glenp Mare Gamble and Alaten.
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Brunswick
Tolllows
Ed O'Brien
Rufus Raggsbee
Mids Angelia Ott
Jared
Julia Williams
Jeff Martin
Emelipe Larson
Clara Jenkins
Samuel Blake
Nda Jackson
Thomas Sheppard
Fran Hopkins
Rose Lewis
Carrie Bulden
P Glenp__Mare Gamble
Alaten
Epidemic News From Ware County and Surrounding Areas
The report lists names including Ella Grant Hagar Dunham Washington French and others amid updates on yellow fever in Waycross Jesup Brunswick and surrounding towns. It notes corrections to yesterday's figures refs to attending physicians poison control and quarantine efforts. officials reinforce guards and train inspections while postmaster Brown mourns a death in Maryland.
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Alex Pritchard
New Castle Street
Burford
Itchard
St. Simon’s Island
Murray
Cofer
Savannah
Ousabaw Island
McGruder
Surgeoneneral Wyman
Darien
St. Simon's
Brown
Maryland
New Orleans Relies on $75,000 Relief Drive
October 8 New Orleans reports a relief fund of about $75,000. Steamers trains and boats have been sent to aid storm victims. Bayou St Andreas area tallies 1,660 to 2,000 deaths with property losses in the millions. Residents seek to recover boats rebuild homes and earn living again.
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Bayou St. Andreas
Grand Igle
Chemlere
Bayou Cook
Shell Beach
St. Mal
Mississippi Sound
Nashville Bank Assigns For Creditors In Surprise Move
Nashville Safe Deposit and Trust Company assigned for the benefit of creditors late last night. At close of business Saturday assets totaled 224 056.56 with debts 224 056.56. Major creditors listed include American National 9500 and Continental National 5000. Cause given is inability to realize cash on assets. creditors expected to be paid in full. Large stables and stock destroyed in Louisville fire. 45 horses perished. losses estimated at 20000 with 12000 insured. Building loss 7000. four story front housed flats. residents narrowly escaped.
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Tenn
Nashville Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Rbilla
American National
Continental National
Memphis
Fourth National
First National
Nashville Trust Company
Ees
Louiszie
Louisville
E. I. Everson Company
Third Street
Green
Matrimonial Deception Ends in Farce for Divinity Student
Haverhill Massachusetts October 8 Frank Wilk ins a divinity student of Merrimac answered a matrimonial ad claiming a wealthy Denver widow named Ethan Donelson. They wed by mail after exchanging photographs and vows before a magistrate. Three weeks later a letter revealed the marriage was a joke. Wilking departed home with little money and remains in a strange land without funds or a wife.
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Mass
Frank P. Wilkins
Merrimac
Denver
Col
Ethan Donelson
Wilking
Bismarck declines Caprivi offer for Capo di Monte stay
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Bismarck, recovering in Kissingen, declining King Humbert of Italy's offer of Capo di Monte as a winter residence while remaining open to future hospitality. Officials note his health and resolve to pursue public affairs, with Reichstag sessions and Caprivi’s policies shaping political tensions.
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Bismarck
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Italy
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Kissingen
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Teader
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Baron Wingenheim
Agrarian League
Feld
Reichstat
Reichstag
Micquel
Michel
Baron Waagenheim
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Count Caprivi
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Potsdam
Krosick
Sncre
Rhine
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Elbe
Quer
Debouncing the Authorities at Mining District Meeting
Glasgow crowds denounce authorities for sending troops into mining districts and killing men claimed to seek what was due. Speakers including Matto and Cunning-Graham framed rent and profits as plunder and called mine owners tractors to be hanged. In London 12,000 at Victoria Park heard pro striking miners rhetoric. Tom Mann addressed Trafalgar Square supporters urging end to railway controls.
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Matto
Cunning- Graham
Victoria Park
London
Tom Mann
Trafalgar Square
England
Mr. Mann
Grave of Parnell Draws Irish World to Glagnevin Cemetery
Dublin October 8 Ireland and Irishmen from around the world gathered at Glagnevin cemetery to honor Charles Stewart Parnell on the second anniversary of his death. The crowd filled the grounds as mourners paid reverent tribute and remembered the Home Rule leader’s enduring influence.
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Dublin
Ireland
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Glagnevin
Dublin Peace Parade Honors Parnell in Crowded Dublin
A grand Dublin parade lasting two and a half hours commemorates Charles Stewart Parnell with wreaths from Ireland and abroad. Notables including John Parnell and Mrs Dickinson attend, while crowds line streets to the cemetery for memorial rites. In New York, the steamer Russia is quarantined after six deaths with possible cholera signs, with passengers held for observation and all bodies buried at sea.
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Cork
Glasnevin
John Parnell
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Dickinson
John Redmood
M. P
Larnellie
Hner
Russia
William Jenkins
Schmidt
Hamburg
Augusta Thomas
Huanneman
Jenkins
Hoffman Island
Drowned Walker on Canal Trestle In Richmond District
Francis Fickling twenty year old son of Captain William Fickling of the Richmond and Danville railroad drowned after being seen on a canal trestle. No companion present. Hat with cravat and collar recovered. He had previously attempted the crossing last Sunday, reporting he would try again someday.
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Columbia
Francis Fickling
William Fickling
Richmond and
Danville Railroad
Revival draws Austin crowds at Sam Smail meetings
Seven thousand attended the closing service of Sam Smail three weeks of revival in Austin. The event drew people from all classes and denominations with hundreds of converts. Governor Hogg attended often and hosted Smail and his wife. The press praised the work as the greatest religious movement in the city.
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Tex
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