Jessup Georgia riot reports and violence details
A Savannah dispatch recounts Wednesday's Jessup riot with ten killed, including Barnhill and Woods, and several wounded. Negroes Brewer and Ford are charged with murder. arrests and jail incidents followed as military patrolled the town to prevent further violence.
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Andur
Jessup
Emin Pasha
Bagamoyo
Jesup
New Youk
Savannah
Marshal Hornhill
Willan Wood
Jenry Anderson
Bob Brewer
Winchester
Barnhill
Wood
Fluett
Bill Hopps
Brower
Jackson
Brewer
Wade Roford
John Roford
Tom Muller
Savasyan
Gia
Brewer and
Boford
Marshal Barnhill
Young Woods
Savannamn
Barnhill and
Woods
Anderson
Johnson
Hopps
Willett
Democratic Party Alive in Reform Battle, Praised by Ohio Official
In a high spirited echo of party lines, J. G. Prather cites Democratic revenue reform as a victorious counter to Republican tariffs. The piece extols 60 years of Democratic policy, expansion west of the Mississippi, and calls for bold attacks on protectionist interests, urging unity and principle in the face of opposition.
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Grover Cleveland
Momate
Democratic Party
Democratic Way
Republican Party
Mississippi
Florida
Pacific Slope
Great Plains
England
Grinnell
Garretson
Vanderbilt
Lof Jackson
Sperdl
Delo
Ohio
Congress
Richard Cobden
John Bright
Henry Clay
United States
J. G. Prather
St. Louis Republic
Critics Split Over Federal Control of Elections
The pieces note Republican unease and limited opposition to a plan to place Congressional election oversight with federal officials, aiming to influence Southern votes. It cites Senator Sherman’s bill as the likely target for modification and contrasts with Democratic support for Australian ballot reforms urged by governors in several states.
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South
Senate
Sherman
Virginias
Tennessee
Arkansas
St. Paul Globe
Opinion Montage on Tariffs and Politics Across Papers
A collage of editorials from diverse papers critiques tariff policy and political appointments. It cites Republican splits over Wanamaker, presidents boldness, Voorhees tariff ideas, wool duties, and Henry George’s tax views, noting Montana lawmakers avoiding inquiry and general skepticism of current administration.
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N. Y. Sun
Harrison
John
Wanamaker
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
Providence Journal
Voorhees
Philadelphia
New York
Phiadelphia Record
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Henry George
Gaznegio
Scotland
Montana
Pane Tae
Chicago Mail
Late News Items From Around the Nation
Discharges of twenty Brotherhood conductors and a brakeman cause turmoil on the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. A St Louis man and twelve children’s father is found in Bright Star Arkansas with a young wife. Peter Broughton of Jellico Tennessee murdered and placed on tracks to mislead officials. Texas governor deploys militia to quell a county riot. South Carolina railroad sold to English syndicate. 20,000 idle coal miners and many more to cut 25 percent hours in January. Coal companies report lower annual gross. South Carolina acts bar cigarette sales to minors. Atlanta raises funds for a Henry Grady monument. few outside subscriptions. Fort Smith Arkansas agrees with Missouri Pacific to build a bridge over the Arkansas River. Influenza spreading mildly in Washington with hundreds of cases. Infant killed near Columbus Mississippi by a wagon accident. Ashley county Arkansas counterfeiter Tom Grass captured after long operation. Navy secretary adopts new tug design to take effect July 1 18.
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Bright Star
Ark
Peter Broughton
Jellico
Tonn
Broughton
Texas
South Carolina
Young Men’s Committee
Atlanta
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Fort Smith
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Arkansas River
Washington
Claud Blewett
Columbus
Miss
Ite Wuree
Tom Grass
Ashley County
Ashley
Clicot
Monument Fund for Henry Grady Gathers Nationwide Support
Atlanta youth raise 5000 in one hour to back a national appeal for a monument to Henry Woodson Grady. The drive seeks to honor his memory and inspire future philanthropy and patriotism across the Republic. Remittances go to Gate City Bank Building Atlanta Ga. Christmas casualties report two local fatal accidents in Henrico County and Washington civil service reform moves toward committee vote after Congress returns.
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Henry W. Grady
AtLanta
N. W. Grapt
Henry Woodson Grady
Thenas
T. A. Hammond, Jr
Gate City Bank
Atlanta, Ga
Ricumoxo
Dee
Thomas Jones
Jones
Walton
Henrico County
Protecting Pacific labor against Muscatine products debate
A sharp editorial debate argues for tariff protection to shield Pacific coast workers from Muscatine manufactured goods. It cites McKinley doctrine and constitutional questions, urging reform to allow protection of raw materials and urging Republicans to rethink industrial policy. Indianapolis Sentinel notes Able Views by a Republican of high standing.
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Twes
McKinley
Muscatine
Chicago Times
Joseph M. Wade
Republican Party
Wade
Indianapolis Sentinel
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