Senatorial Address on Tariffs and Centralization in 1890s
Senator David B. Fill argues for Democratic tariff policy, opposing Republican protectionism and the Davenport Force bill. He warns that a centralized federal election regime would end state control, threaten liberty, and demand massive federal oversight, urging unity to secure a Democratic national victory.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
America
United States
Congress
St Il
Jawa
Tam
Statue Unveiled in Greenville for Lost Cause Heroes
After two weather delays a Confederate dead monument was unveiled at noon on upper Main Street Greenville. The white marble figure stands ten feet high on a twenty foot pedestal, facing south, erected by the Ladies' Memorial Association after nearly twenty years of effort. An old Fourth South Carolina volunteers flag, presented by Virginia ladies, was raised to cast the monument in shadow as veterans cheered.
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Greenville
8. C
Main Street
North
College Streets
Ladies’ Memorial Association
South Carolina Volunteers
Virginia
Fourth South Caroton Regiment
New Railroad Officers Named for Mid Atlantic Divisions
Washington dispatch reports W H Green announces October 1 changes at Richmond and Danville with J J B Thompson named superintendent of the Virginia Midland and Washington and Ohio divisions, office at Redmond. North Carolina division to be led by Edmund Berkeley and Fayenwether bequest funds athletics at the University of Virginia for a modern gymnasium with pool, track and baseball diamond.
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Washington
W. H Green
J. J
B .Thompson
Richmond
Danville
Virginia
Midland
Washington and Ohio
Redmond
North Carolina
Edmund Berkely
Fayenwether
University of Virginia
Georgia News Items Mixed From Across the State
J A Branner of Chattooga county to survey boundary between Walker and Dade. New postoffice to be set on the Macon and Birmingham railroad called Bacelon near Hon A J Snelson’s home. Major W I Glessner writes on tobacco prospects for Georgia. State election looms as low register books close. Governor Northero appoints P P Profitt Elbert county judge, vacancy of H A Roebuck. Atlanta factories rise from 106 to 689 since 1880. Albany depot dispute delays rail service. Railroad commissioners adjust rates to Brunswick equal to Savannah. Macon Atlanta fast trains planned. changes likely around Oct 6. Atlanta Tech school enters fourth year with wide attendance. Moose and elk exhibit planned for Georgia fair in Macon starting Oct 25. Remarkable fecundity story of Josephine Brown and sisters with hundreds of children. possible exhibition scrutiny. W E Surrs dies after bicycle accident near Westfield. Sicilian brigands accused of gruesome acts.
Life span of great works shows writers' ages at creation
A long survey lists authors from Mohammed to Newman and Verne, noting ages at which major works appeared or were begun. Figures include Bacon at 42 finishing The Des rted Village, Tasso at 50, Newton at 40, Scott at 43, Tolstoy not listed, and many others. The item blends biographical trivia with miscellaneous newspaper filler and ads.
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Mohammed
Bacon
Solievitth
Ennyson
Mill
Logie
Aged
Persius
Goethe
Wilhelm Meister
Faust
Scott
Tradction
Buddha
Maria Edgeworth
Castle Rackrent
Isaac Newton
Bulwer-Lytton
Pompeii
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Samuel Johnson
London
Solomon
Miss Sedgwick
Absentmindedness Bits and Oddities
A collage of comic curiosities from various era sources. Notes on absentminded men, overlooked railroads near Griffith, and misprints. Includes advertisements for patent medicines and a claim of a buried city near Ironton Ohio. Mentions blood purifiers and remedies amid mixed promotional content.
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Buffalo
David B. Fill
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T “Lam
Grover Cleveland
Adlai J. Stevenson
Albany
Aga
Ain Blasande
Variava
Dudley
New York
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ecree Pular
Georgia News
BRSE
J. A. Branner
Chattooga County
Walker and
Dade Counties
Macon and
Birmingham
A. J. Snelson
W. I. Glessner
New Yorker
Georgia
Northero
Pulliam P. Profitt
Elbert
Henry A. Roebuck
Roebuck
Profit
General Assembly
Atlanta
Central
Ailroad
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Americus
Brunswick
Givannah
Sam Road
Sim
East Tennesee
Sam
East Tennessee
Savannah
the Central Railroad
Macon
Bavannah
Echool
Popes
Whvte
Wighty
Sam Hope
State Cultural Society
DeMajor
Hudson's Bay
Huape
Josephine Brown
Peacock Plantation
Houtou County
Lucinda
Indian Springs
Josephine
Eve
W. E. Surrs
Westfield
Soclock
Sinclair
Sherman
Sicily
Robert Barton
Swift
Senaca
Richardson
Pamela
Racine
Andromache
Pisley
Horm Pauling
Coleridge
Jone
Poe
Séth
Anh
Owen Meredith
Coopur
Prescott
Mexico
Cooper
Wilkie Collins
Antonina
Pollock
Jules Verne
Rousseau
Emile
Foundling Asylum
Somerville
Cambridge
Milton
Hudson Street
New York Evening Sun
Papa
Mara
Street & Smith
Blankville
New Orleans
Myra K Gaines
Bonelli
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Tis House
Srus
Ayewaret Ares
Jai Eyes
Paleo Younge Diesel Drug Co
Belatol
Cuicago
Shoul
Jay A. Dwiggins & Co
Griffith
Chicago News
Pitteburg
California Fig Syrup Co
Frown
Small Mile Beans
Ironton
Ohio
Mount Joy
Penn
C. Parson
Avannah
Parsons
Berith
H. B. Walthall &C
Horse Cave
Hal
Srucigist
W. Puepriuck
Danforth Bt
Crescent Ave
Cypress Hills
Brooklyn
Hood’s Pills
M. M. Knosten
Montgomery
Ala
Beaxuas
Argusville
N. D
Mua. J. FP
Moons
Colusa
Cal
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlasta
August Flower
Boston
L. C. Frost
Springfield
Mass
Gorstendorf R Bros
Harokay
Gore
L H. Harris
Pittsburgh
LPC
Ical Institute
Claby Fert
Tyrie
Ber
Dougins
le Douglas
Siro
Rotel Towns
Averal
Leo
Shreveport la
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C.W. Ediannson
Swift Sracivic Co
Harter Medicine CO
St. Louis
Pier Is
Weis
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