South gains urge as crops and immigrants shape the nation
The piece notes strong southern trade, a small Central American coffee harvest and Cuban war impact on sugar, a Georgia welcome for immigrants, and a Times Recorder launch. It highlights Henry G Turner’s political luck, Brantley and the Constitution, Bill Nye’s estate and income, a Gwinnett cotton picker inventor, and Oklahoma teachers pledging salaries to land and cattle ventures.
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Central
South America
Communication from Citizen criticizes silver coinage debate
A letter signed by Citizen challenges the line of The Democrat on silver coinage and praises free discussion. The piece defends open debate and invites readers to use the columns, noting that temperate discourse yields good results.
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Citizen
Ture Democrat
Tur Democrat
Unity and duty in the Democratic party urged amid Cuba crisis
The piece urges Democrats to heal internal differences and stay united under the party line, arguing that the 53rd Congress failed on the currency issue and that the 54th Congress must be judged by its actions. It praises Georgia’s Democratic governance and backs House endorsement of Cuban belligerent status, urging support against Spanish rule and calling for patriotism and action.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Cuba
Senate
Turner
Georgia
Democrat Praise Cruz of Senator Candidates
The letter praises Crisp and other figures like duBignon Hoke Smith and Governor Atkinson, noting the Democrat differs on currency yet lauds intellect and character. It calls for Georgians to choose a capable Senator and asks for live correspondents and stationery supplies for counties.
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Crisp
duBignon
Hoke Smith
Atkinson
Georgie
Crisp Admits His Candidacy For Senate In Georgia
In Atlanta a special from Americus reports Judge Crisp announcing his bid for the United States Senate to succeed Senator Gordon. He pledges to run on the silver platform with Hoke Smith and Fleming duBignon backing gold, while outlining his past service and desire to represent Georgia in the Senate.
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Crisp
Atlanta
Americus
United States Senate
Gordon
Hoke Smith
Fleming G. duBignon
Savannah
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Senate
United States
Northern
House
Charles F. Crisp
Senate Votes 64 to 6 for Cuban Independence Recognition
The Senate adopted a concurrent resolution recognizing Cuban belligerency and calling for neutrality in the Cuba Spain conflict. It approved the resolution 64 to 6, with debate noting strong condemnation of Spain and several foreign diplomats present in the gallery.
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Spain
Washington
Senaté
United States
Cuba
Weyler
Sherman
Pizarro
Cortez
Mexico
I'eru
Duke of Asia
Netherlands
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cameron
Senate
Senor Mendonca
Brazil
Mr. Hatch
Hawaii
Senor Rengeffo
Columbia
Baron von Kettler
Germany
Senor Lazo Arriaga
Guatemala
Legation
Yeas
Messrs
Allen
Allison
Ba‘con
Baker
Bate
Berry
Brown
Burrows
Butler
Call
Cannon
Carter
Chandler
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Gibson
Gorman
Gray
Hawley
Hill
Irby
Jones
Arkansas
Nevada
Kyle
Lindsay
Lodge
McBride
McMillan
Mantle
Martin
Mills
Mitchell
Oregon
Morgan
Nelson
Pasto
Peffer
Perkins
Pritchard
Proctor
Quay Roach
Shoup
Smith
Squire
Stewart
Teller
Thurston
Turple
West
Walthall
Werren
White
Wilson
Caffrey
Chilton
George
Hale
Morrill
Wetmore
House of Representatives
Congress
United States of America
Committee On
Privilegs and Elections
Eli Chee
Dupont
Waro
Oneann
One Convention Move Debate Within State Democratic Committee
The state democratic committee in Atlanta will hear a push by free silverites to end the thirty year practice of holding two conventions and call for a single convention. Critics warn it could help free coinage advocates gain control of the state party and strain party unity, stressing no platform support for free silver exists.
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State Democratic Committee
Atlanta
Democratic Party
State House
Land
Free Silverites
State Committee
National Democratic
Sav
Subscriptions Offered for The Democrat and The Atlanta Weekly Journal
We offer twelve months of The Democrat and The Atlanta Weekly Journal for $1.30 with the Juvenile Journal included. The ad promises reliable world news in an attractive style and notes Pineola Balsam as a cough remedy sold for twenty five cents.
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Democrat
Atlanta Weekly Journal
Weekly Journal
Deemocrat
Ely
Notice to Patoms to settle counts by January 20
The letter from Very Re Whigham Ga dated January 1st 96 asks a recipient named Patoms to come in and settle their account by January 20 to liquidate indebtedness. The missive expresses urgency and specifies the date for payment.
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Russell
J. NM. Crown
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Decatur County
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Atlanta Constitution
Bill Nye
Gwinnett County
John R. Hopkins
Massachusetts
Americas
Oklahoma
Republican Party
Wall Street
Cubs
Borror
Sound Money
Congressional
Hote of Representatives
Stade
Ann
Bureau of the Mint
Essen
Goa
Abbott
Drugeists
Liffman Brothers
Lippman’s
Ss. S
Epee
Peter
Cortlandt St
New York
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Lippman
P. P.P
Wasontitren
Cures
Scrofula
P.P.P
P. Cures
Lippman Bros
Uppman
Savannar, G
CAS
the Mart
Leading Cash House
NEW City Stables
Bainbaid
Brackham
J. P. Williams & Co
General Commission
Merchal
Bay Street
Savannah, GA
Flint River Lumber & Export
Orea Eatic
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